This Boy Wardle Thrills Fans In City Sports Note
Pooball followers saw Wardle, a 150 pound ball carrier, dazzle fans at Athletic Field Sunday. An All Conference quarterback at Thiel, he dazzled on the basketball court too, with reports calling him one of the greatest dribblers in college circles. Wardle plans charity work in Greenville on Thanksgiving Day and may join upcoming games with the Indies.
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KEGLERS 10 COMPLETE FIRST ROUND IN LOOP
Kepliers 10 complete first round in City Bowne League this week with five teams in 1932 4 schedule. Aero Supply seeks another win, Citizens Bank to upset, Corry Jamestown and Haymond face off, and Keister’s meet Recreation Alleys in close races as teams finish first round and prepare for a repeat five week loop.
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Cathedral Leads Erie High School Football Scoring Pace
Cathedral’s Ramblers top Erie city scoring with 271 points after an 84 point outburst over St. Francis of Charterite, while East remains undefeated and leads defense with 217 for and 21 against. Star halfback Harry Weindert boosts his season total to 14 points in eight games, as prep continues to fuel the local grid race. Mouse Mrowowski climbs to second with 64 points, pushing Blossey to 54. The piece also notes shifting college perceptions of California programs and the rise of Long Angelus in the national scene.
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Foresee New Reduction in Grid Tickets
A 1932 college football price forecast predicts ticket cuts as attendances dip across regions. Fordham Stanford Missouri Tulane Texas lead planned reductions with hopes to keep fans in seats. Analysts warn prices must drop to two to five dollars to sustain interest and revenue.
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Seattle High Football Tragedy Claims Victor Slube
Seattle's high school football game ended in tragedy as Victor Slube, 18, died after a collision on the field. The West Seattle squad and Franklin High players clashed during a hard tackle and the victim suffered fatal injuries, later dying at a hospital.
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Reed Loses to Young Firpo at Erie Show
Philadelphia lightweight prospect Young Firpo dominated Reed in six rounds at Erie last night. Firpo's sharp right-hand body shots sealed the verdict as judges credited him with every round up to the finish. In Philadelphia, P Nugent was elected president of the Phillies after Lewis A. Ruot resigned as executive head.
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Army Men Dominate Pitt in Rough Season Close
Henry McLemore reports on Army football's strong finish, praising Felix Vidal and quarterback Pick Vidal as pivotal. The piece notes Pitt's luck in beating Army and reflects on standout players Siladany Buckley and Shuimerfelt as Army's improving strength grows toward the Notre Dame clash.
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Choclate To Defend Title At Madison Square Garden
New York fighter R-Hid Choc late will defend his world featherweight crown against Fidel Labarha of West Angeles at Madison Square Garden on December 16. This comes as the defending champ prepares with a training camp and practice sessions.
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Titusville and Meadville Grid Clash Friday Feels Close
Titusville faces Meadville in a Friday basketball clash viewed as a tight contest. Meadville seeks to stay in the title hunt alongside Franklin while Titusville eyes a championship push. Barnhart’s squad carries favored status amid a season of five wins and two ties for Meadville and six wins two losses for Titusville.
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Kipke Rise Sparks Wolverines to Strong Season Start
George Kirkley notes Harry Kipke, former Michigan star, now coach, guiding the Wolverines amid a shift from Yost era. Michigan aims at another Big Ten title after a two and a half season stretch with only one loss, highlighting Kipke’s rise and key championship years alongside Northwestern and Purdue.
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Pigskin Pickings from Chicago to Washington State Football Notes
Chicago loses players to injuries as Pete Zimmer and other key backs prepare to face Michigan Purdue and Northwestern successors. Ohio State and Notre Dame prep, Penn State and Pittsburgh weigh in with injury concerns and lineup shuffles. Duquesne coaches groom for South Dakota State clash as Washington PA and Lincoln NE football scenes report on practice and fitness ahead of key games.
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Big delegation to accompany visitors here
A large contingent will greet Union City High School as it hosts Beavers in an Armistice Day football showcase. The event, linked with American Legion and veteran groups, features the high school in new uniforms and promises a large turnout, with two to three hundred fans expected to travel from Gerry.
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Jefferson Gridders Edge Duquesne In Close Showdown
Jefferson high school football used sharp blocking and steady plays to overcome a stubborn Duquesne defense yesterday. Day led the unit with strong line protection as Llu kame and Buclnett contributed key gains, setting up a decisive finish on a brisk Saturday afternoon.
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