Today in Sport: Central Body Drives League Standards
The article details plans for a new Central governing body to organize and regulate basketball leagues in the area. It notes disputes in the previous season, lists potential team organizers like Art Brady and several players, and discusses efforts to revive local teams such as Corry and Jamestown High School’s athletes amid uncertain funding and public support.
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Art Brady
Cach
Titusville High School
Wil
Queen City
Qoich
Bill Brecht
Pets Peterson
Pat Paley
Let Forester
Merle Powers
Wallee Thimpson
Bill Burns
Pike” Erickson
Nelson Francis
Durand Francis
Ralph Osborng
Suie Thelp
Hheir
Corry
Colgate Teeters On Spotless Defense vs Brown Bear
Colgate Red Raiders chase a Thanksgiving clash with Brown Bear to stay unbeaten. The squad aims for a spotless defensive record and a claim to national prestige, joining histories of flawless defenses and undefeated runs from past eras.
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New York
Colgate
Red Raiders
Brown Bear
Southern California
California
Ritz Five to Open Season on Thanksgiving Night
The Ritz Five will start the 1982-83 season Thanksgiving night at Union City City Hall Court, meeting the Senera Indians. Allies show strong form after three weeks of practice, bolstered by Strand and Maury from House of David, plus Stankey and McCallion. Coach Treddie Pusch also joins, returning from last season’s team.
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Rite Five
Union City
House of David
Strand
Maury
Unionites
Nibs Clty
Clark Winner at Oil City
Titusville article reports Jimmy Claris highlighting Clark as a top amateur boxer. Clark knockd out Teddy Miska of Du Bois in about two minutes of the opening round, restoring his old Belt-like form after a prior disputed semi victory.
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Titusville
Noy
Jimmy Claris
Yost No Limi
Teddy Miska
du Bois
Clark
Misko
Panama Al Brown Fights Fever After Quick KO
Paris November 15 Panama Al Brown world bantamweight champion is hospitalized with high fever from his iron man effort last night. He left a sick bed to KO Emile Pladner in a non title bout in the second round. Brown weighed 123 pounds to Pladner's 122 as the referee raised his arm and Brown collapsed faint.
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Panama
al Brown
Emile “Spider” Pladner
Brown
Oit
Idrannu
Pladner
Head-Pin Tournament At Alleys Tonight
Head-pin tournament at Recreation Alleys tonight draws local bowlers for an 8 o'clock start. Phoenix Hotel offers three prizes including a stall table and a foot stool. only head-pin hits count and total pins on headpin contacts decide winners. The event promises lively competition and could boost local keglers' accuracy for future games.
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Phoenix Hotel
Wolle
Maples
Kegler
Champion Golf Rule Breaker Is Discovered
A chaotic golf match unfolds in dust with Frank Haden suspending play while Jack Canton accuses rule violations. The contest features Cannon, Conwell, and Tiny Raver, with penalties and improvised tactics shaping a tense, contesting round amid crowd scrutiny.
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Haden
Aansas City
Jacl Canton
Raver
Meron
Wade Firma
Linus
Cannon Nimed Pail & Conwell
Nase Heth S. Latshi
Conwell
Wayoni
Wari
Alanvers
Wien
Haare
Rose Bowl selections debated by Tournament Roses Committee
United Press reports on the 1947 Rose Bowl selection process with Brown Colgate and Pitt candidates, noting Auburn as a possible pick. Beale cites Colgate Brown Pitt and Auburn as contenders while Colgate’s and Brown’s schedules influence the committee’s early deliberations.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Tournament Roses Committee
West
George Beale
West Coast
Beale
Becadlise Tournament Roses Committee
Go Higwite
West Sty
Brown
Colgate
Auburn
Tennessce
Pittsburgh
Beause
Shade Island State
Springfield
Yale
Tufts
Harvard
Holy Cross
Germlan
Galgate
Providence
Red Raiders
Chenango
Pawen
Ceonzia ‘Tech
Alabama
Tulane
Alabama Polytechnic
Une
Institutiig
California
Uéfe
Notre Dame Faces Week Six Showdown At Home
A scrambled yet readable list hints at Notre Dame football action this Saturday. Names like John Muisier, Clarence la Foul, and Roy Hovslmann appear amid references to opponents and a major radio broadcast.
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Ente
Blepen Anyhors
Pagvnie
Hii Wikt Radios Agave Twelihiim
Payers
Wii
Grinion Barsera
Cop Cehler
Conkir
Eniley
John Muisier
Livelli
Roward Letetnzer
Clarence la Foul
Rik Roy Hovslmann
Weiner
Corry Bowling League Opens Second Round
The Corry City Bowling League resumes with Aero Supply leading the pack as they face the Corry Jamestown champions at Recreation Alleys on Wednesday. The Aeros aim to extend their five week pace, while Keister’s Cut Rate meets Citizens National Bank on Thursday and Recreation Alleys faces the Raymonds Friday night.
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Corry
Jamestown Vombin
Aeros
Keister
Citizens National Bank
Recreation Alleys
Raymonds
Mayville Faces Liberties For County Grid Title
Jamestown, Nov. 13 Bob Kerr manager of the Liberty football team and Bob Linco manager of the Mayville Merchants prepared for the Chautauqua County championship game at Allen Park Sunday at 2:80. The Liberties undefeated this year with a stingy defense and strong depth face the Mayville squad, which has dominated county play and drawn praise for its formidable aggregate. Coaches Cain and Kerr led the teams in a recent charity game that reinforced Liberties’ power.
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Jamestown
Bob Kerr
Liberty
Bob Linco
Mayville Merchants
Allen Park
Bie
Buffalo
Jimmy Cain
Bowman High back Harry Leppen shines in Northwestern win
Fragmentary OCR notes highlight Bowlin scoring and halfback impact for Northwestern with mentions of Evanston and Fort Wicens. The garbled text points to a late-season game summary featuring Leppen and Haken Tihs as key names, with implied team actions and a win scenario.
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University of Oregon
Michigan
Wolverines
Northwestern
Evanston
Harry Leppen
Fort Wicens
Til
Supreme
Puy Reiligen Pines
Vient
Northweat
Btits
Fineup
Hyanst Miwa
Raaihor
Tyr Haken Tihs Ik
Chicago tracks enjoy fine season with broad gains
Chicago area race tracks posted a strong season in 1938 with all tracks except Aurora breaking even or earning small profits. Attendance averaged around 40,000 daily, purse distribution reached 1,516,950 across Illinois venues, led by Arlington and Hawthorne. Gusto and Morton J. Senarte topped earnings with 128,800. jockey 7. Martin and trainer 6.0 Davidson led their fields. Bojorski defeated Silas in Pittsburgh boxing action last night.
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Aurora
George Kirkley
United Press
Chicago
Chicago Brauds
Tlinois
Arlington Paneleg
Fallows
Arlington
Hawthorne
Washington Park
Lincoln Fields
Sportsman's Park
Fairmont
Springfield St. Fair
Guslo
Wecarmo
Tquipoise
Morton J. Senarte
New York
Gusto
P. Martin
Davidson
Corry to be represented at union meeting on league plans
Corry will send representatives to a Union City meeting Wednesday evening to discuss forming a six team semi pro basketball league in northwestern Pennsylvania. Local sponsors and fans anticipate attracting Warren Meadville Erie and Union City squads with Corry likely to join the Keystones.
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Corry
Union City
Pennsylvania
Warren
Meadville
Erie
Oi City
Lis
Talon City
Keystones
Union Gily
Jy Corry
Toe Martin
Mt Linton
Aumminges
NEBO TRYING FOR CHOCOLATE TITLE VICTORY
United Press reports Kid Chocolate of Havana defeated Pete Nels of Pulary in a ten round featherweight bout at St Nichols area. Judges gave Chocolate the decision amid crowd dispute calling it a possible draw. Chocolate weighs 120 1 2 pounds to Nels 134 pounds as prep for title defense next month.
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United Press
New York
Havana
New York State
St. Nichols
Lise Hlock
Fragmentary Legal Notice Fragments From Minor Board
The readable text references a law or legislative matter and a forthcoming sale. It mentions words like shortfall surrender and walls and a person named Tutu. The fragmentary source hints at a legal or regulatory sale event with undefined parties and dates.
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