Local sports notes and league plans for the coming season
City basketball league planning winter play with Jim Wis reporting tentative local approval. USGA yardage changes affect women golf prospects, while college football and baseball notes mention Army Michigan Notre Dame Penn State and Georgia Tech. News on Dorval boxing and Pirates baseball lineup and management rounds out a broad sports roundup.
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Juily Hope Fox
Age Sport Floret Cayga
Business Vormions
TSE
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Imimnactous
Corry
Army Navy football debate settles with War Department
Washington November 7 The final stand on whether the Army Navy game can be played this fall rests with the War Department and West Point officials. Secretary Adams signals willingness to consider a post season game for unemployment relief, with talks noting a possible 1931 contest in Chicago or elsewhere.
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United Press
Washington
Army-Navy
Department
West Point
I Navy Adams
Navy
Army
New York
Fordhan
George P. Gete
Thipvis Committee For
Hooven
Hurley
Adams
Chicago
Britten
Ofllinois
Chaieman
House Naval Affairs Committee
Wary A. Mackey
Philadelphia
Regilar
Army Btl
Ivy
Adventare
Titusville Prepares for Armistice Day Corry Clash
Titusville braces for the Armistice Day game with Corry at Carlet Field. Coach Brady leads a snowbound workout as Browns seek a final tune up and booster day crowds promise a record turnout. Fans from Stump City and several hundred Corry supporters are expected to travel for the holiday contest.
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Carlet Field
Herd
All
Brady
Browns
Cochganton
Corry
Gome
Gerry
Stump City
Levinsky Beats Slattery in Chicago Ring Thriller
King Levinsky of Chicago won a ten round decision over Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo in Chicago stadium before 18 276 fans. Levinsky weighed 182 pounds to Slattery 167 1 2, with two judges favoring Levinsky and one for Slattery. The result sparked an uneven reaction from the crowd as Slattery dominated with sharp left jabs.
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United Press
Shigago
King Levinsky
Chicago
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Chicago Stadium
Levinsky
Slattery
Norman McGarrity
Livingston B. Osborne
Violet
J. Corrigan
McGarity
Osborne
Slattery Corrigan
Leo Loméki
Tom Kirby
Corry's 200 Pappas and BOE figures in noisy tally
The fragmented OCR notes show names and numbers: Reynolds 404, Sample 227, Miller 205, Simmons 1 percent, with references to Pappas and a BOE figure. Readable items indicate a sports or meeting tally with several individuals and percentages.
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Pappas
Shannon
Vee
Tae Boe Geefer
Reynolds
Miller
Simmons
Corry Baking
Loveland Tires
Corry
Tamestown
Pabble Brook
Standand Atmatic
Kiwanis
Tob. Ave
Hellwege Reynolds
Nantes
Atiner i A
Abtiss
Tobals
Pebble Brook
Tol
Shannioi
Tre Keeton
Rog
Craker
Ara Jenkins VT
Als Ae
City League Bout Sparks Heat as Slottery Wins Early Rounds
In a City League card Shirkey ducked Mige in a tense exchange while Slottery dominated the early rounds winning four of the first five. Otto Von Ponil from Chicago narrowly defeated Renault in a 10 round semifinal, drawing an unpopular decision from the crowd.
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Balanite
Skraight
Slottery
Otto von Ponil
Chicago
Back Renault
Big Ten poised for light schedule this weekend
Big Ten contenders face a quiet Saturday with only two conference games on the slate Northwestern versus Indiana and Purdue at Chicago. Michigan, unbeaten, heads to Harvard as part of an eastern invasion while Ohio State and Minnesota also meet nonconference foes. The season’s focus shifts to potential upsets as Indiana battles Northwestern and Iowa eyes a rebound against Marquette.
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Purdue- Chicago
Big Ten
Dixon Stewart
United Press
Chicago
Novo
Northwestern
Indiana
Purdue
Pursdue
Michigan
Sottérenice
Wolverines
Harvard
Cambridge
Tiingis
Ohio State
Army
Navy
Notre Dame
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Wisconsis
South Daihnut
South Dakota State
Iowa
Marquette
Milwaukee
Dick Hanley
W Wildcats
Three Major League Pitchers Reinstated Controversy Roils MLB
The article reports several reinstatements by baseball commissioner K. Mt. Lamls involving players Vic Branton of the Chicago White Sox Chicago Cubs veteran southpaw Johnny Ogden of the Cincinnati Reds and Kim Vaughan tied to a Cubs suspension. It notes Vaughan’s suspension for 19 years and mentions frail hopes for players Frazier and Hadley returning to teams as Northwestern forecasts hint at a Homecoming contest with Indiana Page and Zamte. It ends with an sale notice for a good pump at 3410 Pleasant Street.
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Pilohera
Commgitohor K. Mt. Lamls
Vic Branton
Chicago White Sox
Kim Vaughan
Chicago Cubs
Southpaw
Iid
Johnny Ogden
Cincinati Reds
Vaughan
Cubs
Frazier Hofrie Melethie
White Sox
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