Academy and Sharon Leave Qutloak Poor for Bantams
Evie Academy and Sharon High lead the Northwestern Pennsylvania scholastic conference standings as Meadyville and Strong Vincent shift positions after key week results. Boxing and football notes mention Jamestown bouts and Bradford edging Olean 14 to 7 in a high profile rivalry, with future matchups and post season talk among regional teams.
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Sport Academy
Sharon
Qutloak
Evie Academy
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Sharon High
Johnny” Johnson
Meadville
Vincent
Tibisville
Meadyille
Erie
Owl Beavers
Antler Bowling League Opens Season Next Monday
The Antler Bowling League starts its 1884 34 season at the Elks alleys on Monday November 19 with eight teams from the Elks lodge and Stanford Hose Company. A full player redistribution aims for parity and the schedule features 7 30 PM matches on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday. The listed rosters name Wing Willierl Reynolds Bert Weldon Harold Cragg and many others across Canon Coals Emblem Oil Model Dairy Hammond Elevator Nast Company and Byanke Loveland among the teams.
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Elks Alleys
Elks’lodge
Stanford Hose Company
Willierl Reynolds
Bert Weldon
Harold Cragg
PL Keister
Jack Tewin
L. Hammond
Clark Lord
Frank Spiesman
Bud Shaver
Waldorf Beers
Rean McElroy
A. Paulson
Paul Orn
Ray Powers
Ee Drury Posers
Ralph Martin
Walter Craker
W. DeJean
Emblem Oil
R. H. VanTassel
W Johnson
L. Carroll
al Miller
E. Baccus
G. Keefer
P. Spiesman
Leon Frown
A. Rossbacker
G. Mulderick
Model
N. Christensen
B. Randall
H. Baril
Olin Bracken
B. Phelps
G. Stafford
H. Gulick
Gridiron toll falls to new low this season
United Press reports gridiron deaths for 1934 show a sharp decline. Professor Floyd R. Westwood, NYU education instructor and statistician for national athletic bodies, projects total fatalities will not exceed 22. To date 17 deaths include high school and club incidents. only one college game death is recorded.
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New York
Floyd R. Westwood
New York University
National Intercollegiate Athletic Association
American Publical
Cemetey Associatinn
Eastwood
Bantam Plans Return Montreal for World Tourney
Bantamweight champion Al Brown of Montreal will pursue a return in the world elimination tournament, promoter Knanc Vincent announced. Brown is expected to arrive in December to join the event, with prospects of a grueling grid contest against Middica and potential foes from Minnesota or Pittsburgh.
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Montreal
Panama
al Brown
Beck
Ule
Knanc Vincent
Brown
Dunis
Panthers
Middica
Bitnee Minnesoli
Pitt
Tigers
Pronosert
Harris Returns as Senators Pilot After Glorious Season
Washington reports Harris resumes role as manager of the Senators replacing Toe Cronin who moved to the Red Sox. Clark Griffith, owner, signs Harris to a one year contract with figures not disclosed though reports cite about 12000 dollars. Cronin moves to Boston in a two year deal valued around 829000.
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United Press
Washington
Harris
Hie
Sens
Furs
Toe Cronin
Senators
Clark Griffith
Tw Senators
Cronin
Red Sox
Beavers May Join Erie County Class B Conference
Corry High Beavers, set to face Erie county rivals and local class teams in their eighth season, likely eligible for Erie county Class B football inclusion. Edinboro leads in recent athletics, with Albion defeating Girard 24 to 0, marking Albion’s first win over its neighbor. Final conference standings hint the Beavers will play a significant role next fall.
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Corry High
Beavers
Erie’ County
Erie County
Edinboro
Albion
Girard
Tayntheile
College Football Clearouts and Lineup Updates Across Teams
Nov 14 reports show Duquesne quarterback Terrone Strafford groomed to relieve injured starter. Grove City and Thiel to clash as Gross sits out. Pitt’s Sites to replace Baxter versus Navy. Washington Jefferson and Xavier game prep notes. Carnegie Tech adjusts forward defense for Duquesne. multiple injuries across teams amid weekend matchups.
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Ay United Priv
Pittsburgh
Lewis ‘Terrone
Jittle Dae Cutrona
Duquesne University
Carnegie
Terrone
Hazleton
Joe Gates
Grove City
Bobby Gross
Grove City College
Grimsons
Thiel
Greenville
Gross
Guide
Vincent Sites
Verne Baxter
Pitt Panthers
Navy
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Baxter
Izzy Woinstock
Heine Weigenbaugh
Nebraska
Shington
Washington & Jefferson
Bucknell
Xavier
Oleiqnatt Satrday
al Ercius
Don Holland
Jap Reed
Charlie Armtron
Noy
Carnegie Tech
Dutueane
Tutt
Steve Terebus
Brink Chyczowski
Repblar Richt
Nane Ti iHifoval
Terebus
Ple
Gaye Gowpaist
Tyeapaann Bycaltige To
Golumbus
Allegheny College Unveils 1935 Football Schedule
The 1935 schedule lists eight games with four home and four away contests. Opponents include Clarion, Hiram, Bethany, Grove City, Dickinson, Thiel, Jamina, and Springfield. The Thiel game marks a 19 year lapse with a Warren Ohio venue noted for a November date.
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Gators
Thiel
Grove City
Allegheny College
H.P. Way
Luamas
Bethany
Clarion
Hob
Hiram
Say
Array
Dickinson
Sway
Jiminta
Springfield
Cat completes 160 mile journey from Cuba City to Kenosha
Footsore and weary, a cat walked the 160 mile distance from Cuba City to Kenosha. The animal reportedly began its lone trip after a car incident near Cuba City and returned months later despite injuries.
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Brenosha
Kean
Cuba City
Footsore
Syeary
Kenosha
Buckeyes Ready for Full Team Return against Michigan
Coach Tim Layden said Ohio State will be at full strength against Michigan as hip slait inspired players return. A crowd of 98 000 is expected, the largest in four years, at South Bend. The Irish scrimmage with Mot won more on Saturday as Notre Dame prepares for the matchup.
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Buckeyes
Michigan SumsUay A
South Bend
Timer Layden
Mote Manele
Snes
Tie
Aijo Wutorm
Yeatordday
Lott Joins Pro Tennis Tour With Stoefen Duo
George Ott and Lester Stoefen reunite after two weeks apart as they join Lott on Bill O Brien’s touring pro troupe in New York. The pair likely face Big Bill Tilden and Blissworth Vines in Madison Square Garden on January 6, boosting pro circuit draws while Davis Cup prospects for 1985 look dim. Francis X Shields may miss the season due to movie commitments.
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George
Ott
Lester Stoefen
Greatus
Lott
Bill O'Brien
California
Bill Tilden
Blisworth Vines
Madisim Square Garden
Francis X. Shields
Sailor Sharkey Names Jeffries Greatest Pugilist
San Francisco November 14 Sailor Sharkey declares Jim Jeffries the greatest heavyweight of all time, claiming he could beat five present heavyweights in sequence. He praises past champions including Baer Tunney Dempsey and Maher while recalling his own era and rivalries.
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Tom ‘Sharkey
Sharkey
Chicago
Baer
Tumney Sharkey
Demmsey
Jeffries
Tom
Jim Jeffries
Jim
Boston
Jack Sharkey
Las
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Fitz
Joe Choo Tos
Maher
Gaitdard
Newt Sharkey
Peter Maher
Ao Godiard
Ajalali
Dempsey
Gene
Knox Football Faces Bradley Test in Midwestern City
Knox prepares for a pivotal game against Bradley in Galesburg as the team battles a record 25 straight losses dating to October 1981. A Knox alumnus explains the lack of a system, stressing speed on defense and deception as keys, while a misplayed play against Beloit in 1921 is recalled as a cautionary tale.
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Henry L. McLemore
United Press
New York
Knox
Bradley
Galesburg
Ceylon
Bombay
Princeton
Rutgers
Nny
Baloit
Spout
Aeit
Hej
Min
Taoland
We Want Terry as Fans Rally Over Baseball Star
United Press sports writer Stuart Cameron reports New York fans and Old South ladies show mixed interest in Terry's persona. The piece notes Terry's public clashes with press, fans, and teammate dynamics, highlighting loyalty and media rivalry as central tensions.
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New York
Bill Terry
Terry Club
Hivougche
Terry
Implion
Brooklyn
Notable Fire Chief Resigns After Two Decades Service
Tanesville Wis longtime fire chief Cornelius Murphy steps down after ten years in charge. Murphy, the city’s oldest active employee, cited tenure and service as key factors in his decision. The resignation marks a major leadership change for the Janesville fire department amid fifty years of firefighting history in the area.
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Tanesville
Wis
Hale
Aeanbury
Five Feng
Cornslius Jr
Murphy
Janesvill
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