City Keglers Enter Five Leagues as Action Picks Up
Five bowling leagues resume action with the City League led by Corry Jamestown and Aero Sipply tied for top. Antler League plans to open next week with ten teams as Elks Club alleys near completion. In a traffic crash, Milo Rounds escaped injury but Grover Snyder suffered facial lacerations and a skull fracture.
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Corry-Jamestown
Elks Club
City Bowling League
Aero Sipply
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Kiwanis
Lincoln Market
Corrys
Jamestown
Loblay's
Carroll's
Labiog
Kasper
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Blue Ribbons
Cohen
Bracken
Keating
Raeke
Milo Rounds
Youngville
Warren
Grover Snyder
Youngsville
Seventeen-Nine Gridiron Stars to Earn Letters
Nineteen members of Cracle High School football squad are to receive letters this season under Coach Russell Byler. Ten seniors, six juniors, one sophomore, and two freshmen are eligible. manager William Gumbleton also earns a letter. Captains and players listed include Carl Sullivan, Bob Bracken, Burton Hammond, Eugene Phillips, Jack Taylor, Paul Taylor, John Witcow, Alfred Morrison, Al Pileayage, Bob Gunck, Alex Dubrosky, Paul Phelps, Fred Christensen, Carl Gates, James Lundy, Robert Brown, Tom Cragg, Bob Reynolds.
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Cracle High School
Russell Byler
Manger
William Gumbleton
Carl Sullivan
Bob Bracken
Burton
National PGA Opens Today in South at Pinehurst
National Professional Golfers Association crown opens today as 64 players advance from 26 hole medal play to match play. Henry McLemore notes Pinehurst hosts big names like Revolta Sarazen Smith Picard and Armour as favorites in the South.
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United Press
Pinehurst
National Professional Golfers’ Association
Pinchurat
Sandhills
Johnny Revolta
St. Louia
Oklahoma City
Twin Hills
Tommy Armour
Gene Sarazen
Horton Smith
Paul Bunyan
Henry Picard
Harry Cooper
Jimmy Hines
A A sponsor Class B league plan announced
Chicago nov 16 the American Association plans to sponsor a Class B baseball league next year if satisfactory arrangements can be made association president George M Trautman said last night eight clubs presidents and managers met to formulate a program to be settled at the annual convention in Montreal December 4 Trautman added all clubs favor starting a junior league to train rookies for the association
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Chicago
American Association
George M. Trautman
Association
Montreal
Trautman
Ambers McLarnin Clash Friday Night At Garden
Lightweight champion Lou Ambers meets Jimmy McLarnin in a ten round non title bout at Madison Square Garden on Friday night. Ambers, boxing for only his second bout since taking the 185 pound title from Tony Canzoneri, faces the hard punching challenger with McLarnin weighing about 145 pounds to Ambers 186. Odds favor McLarnin 8 to 5 as crowd expectancy runs high for the Elusive titleholder and the faster Ambers.
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New York
Lou Ambers
Jimmy McLarnin
Madison Square Garden
Ambers
Tony Canzoneri
Titlehelder
Grid Scores Of Top Contests Saturday
Saturday grid results list scores for major games with many teams. Notable clashes include Minnesota 47 over Mississippi 0 while Kansas State and Kansas both posted high margins. Ohio State and Wisconsin also posted double digit wins.
Irish Northwestern Battle 1S Feature
Notre Dame faces Northwestern in a marquee college football clash amid a slate that includes California at Stanford, Ohio State versus Michigan, Penn State meeting Bucknell, and a host of regional games across major programs.
Northwestern, Marquette and Santa Clara Win Big Games
Northwestern clinched the Western Conference crown with a 9 to 0 win over Michigan. Santa Clara defeated St Mary’s 19 to 9, their first over St Mary’s in 18 years. Marquette rolled past Mississippi 38 to 0 as Washington beat USC 12 to 6 and Washington State crushed California 82 to 7 in the Rose Bowl race context. Notre Dame beat Army 20 to 6, Princeton upset by Yale 26 to 23, and Georgetown fell 18 to 0 to Manhattan.
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United Press Star
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United Press
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Warren Beats Jamestown 23-0 in Mud at Beatty Field
Warren remains unbeaten with a 23-0 win over Jamestown All-Stars in heavy field conditions at Beatty Field. About 2,500 spectators watched as Warren dominated after a tight first quarter, scoring three touchdowns in the second and third periods to seal the game.
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Leson
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Warren
Mahanoy City and Altoona Seek Scholastic Crown
Mahanoy City's Maroons and Altoona vie for the scholastic football title in the Central Pennsylvania league as Shamokin drops to second after weekend games. United Press report from Harrisburg dated November 16 outlines the shifting standings and contenders.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Mahanoy City
Maroons
Northwestern Dominates Move Toward National Title
Northwestern remains unbeaten with a seventh straight win as Michigan, Iowa State and others falter. Notre Dame eyes a showdown after a strong 20 to 8 win over Army. Ohio State and Minnesota win while Wisconsin and Illinois face tough conference play.
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Northwestern
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Duquesne Triumphs Over Pitt and Nebraska in Scores
Duquesne defeated Carnegie Tech 19 to 0 at Pitt Stadium while Pitt beat Nebraska 19 to 6. Marquette won and Penn State held Pennsylvnia University to 19-12 as Allegheny and Westminster tied 7-7. Other results included Bethany 48 Morris Harvey 0 and Slippery Rock 14 Thiel 6.
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Pitt
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Marquette
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Shippensburg
Glenville
Shepherd
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Concord
Cardinals Top Pirates In Rough NFL Showdown
Chicago Cardinals defeat Pittsburgh Pirates 14 to 6 at Wrigley Field. Cardinals seize early lead with touchdowns in the first two periods and placekicker Clarence Kellogg adds two extra points. Pirates score in the second period but fail to close the gap as Chicago wins their second straight game following a win over the Eagles.
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Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wrigley Picia
Philadelphia Eagles
Clarence Kellogg
Pittsburgh
Warren to Host Chick Taylor Basketball Clinic
Nearly twenty five high school coaches plan to attend the Chick Taylor clinic to be held Wednesday evening November 18 in Beaty Junior High gym. Heinie Kolpien, in charge, said all area high school mentors and officials are invited at no charge, with coaches also welcome to bring squad members.
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Warren High School
Heinie’ Kolpien
Warren High
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