Red Birds Lose Stars as HyVis Oils Seek Crown
A sprawling recap notes Columbus star players sold or absorbed by St. Louis Cardinals as 1934 moves begin. Key figures Paul Dean Burgess Whitehead Jack Rolick among those to receive trials in St. Louis with other pitchers and infielders listed for return. Davis Cup and European tennis mentions with Borotra and British players accompany baseball notes on team reshuffling and Thanksgiving plans amid weather delays and Liberty League interest.
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Red Birds
HyVis Oils
Colluibus Red Birds
St. Louis Cardinals
Almeiner Association
Bill Len
Ptenor Fiat
Chicago Cubs
Columbus
Cohim- Tas
Paul Dean
Fayers
Piraye Tean
Burgess Whiteheart
Secomt
Cardinals
Jecause
Jack Rolieck
St. Louis
Clarence Heise
Jim Winford
Bill Delancey
Bennie Birgmann
Lew Riges
Nick Cullep
Harold Amiterson
Mickey Heath
Falps Judinel
Heussner
Juin Borotra
Wier
United States
Wile
Andee Merlin
Marcel Bernard
Borotre
Prance
Borotra
London
Bunny” Austin
Hranvé
Britain
Four Contenders For Grid Title Race Highlight Weekly Card
Four major contenders risk perfect records as college football heads into key clashes. Nebraska seeks national recognition after Big Six win against Pittsburgh, while Michigan faces Minnesota in Ann Arbor to clinch a Big Ten title. Oregon targets the Pacific Coast, and Georgia aims for SEC and Rose Bowl hopes with Auburn in the South.
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Oregon
Sothern
California
Los Angeles
West
Golden Panthers
Pittsburgh
Cornhuskers
Georgia Bulldogs
Auburn
Peaten
Qoas
Tulane
Dukes
Army
Princeton
Duke
Bac
Pennsylvania
Navy
Dike
Fort Nearotina- Oller
Oregon State
Fordham
New York
Harvard Brown
Dartmouth-Cornell
Columbia- Lafayette
Syracuse
Colgate
Pend State
Carnegie
Georgetown
Midwest
Purdue
Inwa
Timais-Chiesga
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Indiana
Muyier
Kansas
Town State
Missouri Valley Oklahoma
Creighton
South
Virginia
Virginbr
South Carolina
Furman Thig Pouthewstern
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Duane
Kentucky
Mississippi
Sewanee
Far West Standard
Crojans
Californiatand
Washinglin
L. A
Rosky Mountains
Feild Titanites
Menacins Tyontender
Denver
Colorado College
Colorain Minés
Bnd
Jhak State
Brigham Young
Shuthweel
Texas
Ted Totia
Cristian
Aye Kneis
Hendris
Rice
Arkansas
Texas A. & M
Tri State Title at Stake Today in Emerald Collision
Tri-State title hopes hinge on Genevarh and Grove City clash as Ames and Waynesburg race for standings. Captain Weltie Manousd and John Foss lead Waynesburg in a pivotal gridiron showdown amid uncertain outcomes and regional suspense.
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Union
TriState Contereium
Genava
Grove City
Ames Waynesburg
Weltie Manousd
John Foss
Edie
Bere Tobley
Waynesbure
Pathine
Wolverines Edge Yams in Guarded Turnover Clash
A fragmented report shows Michigan men’s team managing turnovers against a rival (Yams) with coaching focus on key players Permilley Kosaski Beale Cmte Jones Alling Brown and others. Names appear inconsistently, but the matchup centers on Michigan’s contested play and defensive efforts amid unclear scoring details.
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Wolverines
Yams
Permilley
Kosaski
Beale
Cmte
Jones
Alling
Rusia
Ross Retains Junior Welter Title by Shade
Barney Ross wins a close decision to retain the junior welter title in Chicago. Final scores show Ross ahead on two judges’ cards after a hard fought bout with Sammy Fuller, with crowd of about 11,480 at the arena.
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Ross
SHADE
Blyven
United Press
Squai
Gencaco
cBarney
Aero Supply
Lohiad
Ms Jun- Tay
Sammy Fuller
Boston
Tzaliah
Chicago
Lille
Aot Ab
Rossweigtett
Fuller
Tony Canzoneri
Tubin
Joe McNamara
Ed Battye
Livingston Osborne
Battye
Puller
Hoss
Ant
Shieie Fuller
Ross Jett
Alysis
P Gould
Kemmerer
Nebraska Pitt clash draws 30,000 at Pitt Stadium
United Press reports a near full crowd expected as unbeaten Nebraska Carmusk ers visit Pittsburgh for an intersectional football battle. Both teams enter short handed with key stars sidelined or limited, while past series leanings hint at a tight contest between two storied programs.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Nebraska Carmuskers
University of Pittsburgh
Nebraska
Lee Penney
Stir End
Pil
Mike Sebastian
Sebastian
Duquesne
Dick Matesic
Pitt
Cornhuskers
Pitt Pas
Timmons
Kilbourne
Meredith
Copple Hartwig
Bishop Shotwell
Meier Onder
Debus Walton
O'Brien
Skladany
Roy Hogan
Masterson O'Dell
Coverys BopWell Matesit
Miller
Welns
Sauer
Crowell
Swarthmore
Impire
T. J. Thorp
Columbia
Olnesmith
W. M. Hal
FIGMT RESULTS At New York State and Cities
Results show Hues from New York and Rain gee of Passaic, with Ga Grey of New York and Pettifer of Inglant among top finishers. Entries include McCoy Philadelphia and Olin Brooklyn in varied placements. The scattered data lists several cities and contestants with notable points and times.
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New York
Steve Hues
Passaic
N. J
Lee Raingee
San Diego
Cal
O'Brien
Hartford
Conn
Stelly
Philadelphia
Sigmany Dall
Mgkuigh
Sea Diego
Navy Faces Princeton In Palmer Stadium Showdown
In a preview from New Jersey, Henry McLemore notes Rip Miller of the Navy Millers faces a tough choice before the Princeton game at Palmer Stadium. Navy aims to balance guarding key players and saving strength for Army, while Princeton’s line is the focus for this unusual observer who prefers watching the line over the backs.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Lrinchton
N. J
Rip Miller
Navy Millers
Princeton
Palmer Stadium
Miller
Army
Navy
Mr. Miller
Borries
Murray
Balmberger
Gai
Corry Rad and Gun Club Holds First Indoor Shoot
Eighteen members attended the first regular indoor rifle shoot by the Corry Rod and Gun Club on First Avenue range. Arthur Knapp was elected secretary to fill a vacancy, aiding Game Commission protests, shelter building, and bird feeding efforts amid deep snow threatening wildlife.
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Corry Rad
First Avenue
Arthur Knapp
C. C. Loveland
Knapp
Idle Cong The Ble Uyer Chal We Wilt 160 Neve
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a numeric value and names but lacks clear event or identities. The readable bits are insufficient to form a coherent, sourced summary or identify persons, organizations, places, or dates for a valid card.
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