Independent Pive Leadership of Loop at Stake in Winter
Independent basketball could gain steam this season with local talent like Myers Pitskam Wolf Mountain Jackson and others ready for a fast rangy squad. The big challenge is finding a money backing sponsor while Warren baseball opponents stir debate on reviving the Interstate League.
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Miami Open to Split Purses Under New Plan for 10 000 Prize
PGA favors dividing the Miami-Biltmore Open purse into two divisions of 2500 top prize each. The "Bombing Squadron" will feature 80 players vs the "Pursuit Group" for the rest, aiming to broaden remuneration and broaden field participation. PGA membership spans across the nation, with 1800 pros backing the plan and many stars still seeking fair earnings.
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Two Kingfishes Aimed to Form Invincible Chicago Team
United Press reports Chicago heavyweight Kingith Levinsky plans to team with Louisiana politician Kingfish Long. Levinsky aims to feud against Art Lasky at the Chicago Stadium on November 28, promising Huey expenses if he joins.
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Popular Erie Amateur Debuts as Pro Boxer at Auditorium
Tony Gamble former Golden Gloves and AMA flyweight champion makes his professional debut next Friday night in Erie, facing Sammy Palgis in a 10 round bout at the Auditorium. Gamble, once an amateur star, retired due to illness, later returned to training and appears stronger.
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Troiana
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Pirrone Wins Decision Over Mickey Walker
In Pealadelphia on November 13 Paul Pirrone defeated Mickey Walker by decision in a 10 round middleweight bout. The bout featured a late riot as Walker’s seconds clashed with Pirrone and others after the bell. Pirrone held a clear edge through most rounds and won by unanimous verdict. Walker weighed 184 pounds.
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Getry's athletic field project moves to start next Monday
The Board of Education announced Erie FERA plans approved to upgrade the rear of the Junior High with a 12 000 dollar athletic field project. Twenty one workers and drivers will be employed over several weeks. Plans call for top soil surfacing replacing the present grave and a 42 500 dollar material cost to the district. A special meeting will decide authorization and final action.
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Toth Speeds 85 Yards to Down Franklin 7 to 0
Oil City High School wins Skillen Cup over Franklin High in a late first quarter touchdown. Johnny Toth returns a punt 85 yards from his own 15 yard line to spark a rally as Oil City tops Franklin 7 to 0 in heavy snow and wind at Mitchell Avenue Field before about 3,000 fans.
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Princeton Frowns on Post Season Benefit
Princeton undergraduates hoped to see the undefeated Tigers play Minnesota or Pitt in a charity game. A petition circulated yesterday was signed by nearly a thousand, but interest waned and few more signatures remained. Professor Burtram N. Del, chairman of the council of utilization, hinted the university would not change policy against post season games.
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Council of Utilétion
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All-America debate rumbles over backfield prospects
New York sports writer rattles off a bumper crop of candidates for the 1934 All-America team. He names Grayson, Le Van, Simons, Kostka, Berwanger, Mickel, Borvies, and others from Stanford to Army, Notre Dame, Michigan State, and more, noting the difficulty of narrowing to four backs while predicting vast contest for positions and honorable mentions as the debate intensifies.
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Bowling League Officers Order Wednesday Meeting
A meeting of the Corry bowling league officers is held at the Recres Hon Alleys at 7:30 P M Wednesday evening. All are urged to attend promptly.
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Pigskin Pickings Across Regions Previewing Upcoming Games
Regional briefs report Purdue facing Fordham in New York with Purdue at full strength for the Inter sectional clash. Minnesota expects Larsen Seidel back for Chicago after injuries. Ohio State regis Smith and Rees return for Michigan. Wisconsin plans to reinstate Schuelke Jensen for Illinois clash with Pat O’Dea back for homecoming. Notre Dame drills for Northwestern after a rest day with three wins and three losses on the schedule.
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Massera Wins Over Winston in Pittsburgh Bout
Charley Massera of Monongahela eases to a ten round decision against Hartford native Unknown Winston in Duquesne Garden. Massera, 182½, edged Winston, 194¼, in the first round, with Massera dominating nine rounds. Other carded results include Red Brice over Oscar Schmel ing and Mickey Buss over AY Quaill in sixes.
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New Salem
Meadville Bantams Face Weathered Schedule Saturday
Meadville bantams coach Al Miller says Saturday’s game may be moved or canceled if poor weather persists. The team, plagued by bad luck and postponed contests, awaits a favorable forecast for a possible Meadville visit. officials fear risk to players and finances if games proceed in the current conditions.
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Erie City Tax Faces Narrow Reduction Prospect
Erie’s 1953 fiscal plan faces tight limits as debt service must be covered by current revenues. City budget official Mehaffey says bonding power is nearly exhausted and a rate cut from 20 to 12 mills is unlikely to prevent the year's financial strain.
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