Apostoli Scores TKO Victory Over Corbett in New York
Fred Apostoli of San Francisco stopped Young Corbett III in the eighth round at Madison Square Garden to claim the New York State middleweight title. Corbett wasted pace early, then tired as Apostoli dominated with precise punches, ending the bout at two minutes one second. The New York Boxing Commission may weigh recognizing a broader world championship.
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Bulldogs eye California return game with Balersiickt quintet
Messiyitte High officials weigh bringing a new early basketball club to California for a planned return game with Balersiickt, while Meadville faces losses and reserves promise a strong season. Union City cagers prep for a tough schedule as Franklin High rebuilds its lineup. Semi pro ball returns in Oil City with a core from ex high school stars, and grid equipment debates loom at the coaches association meeting.
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Harvard favored to retain Big Three in Yale showdown
Harvard expected to win the Big Three title as the Crimson face Yale in a storied football rivalry. Estimates predicted up to 60,000 spectators would attend the largest edition of the game in New Haven with 80,000 anticipated overall in the area.
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Indians Seek Tony Lazzeri for 1941 Coaching
Cleveland, Nov 18 Oscar Grimes 21 of Minerva will play second base for the Indians next season if negotiations with Tony Lazzeri advance. Victor Vilinan offered Lazzeri a generous salary to join as coach, with a contract pending. Lazzeri’s possible move surprises locals who expected him to seek a managerial post after leaving the Cubs.
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Massillon and Canton Clash In Unbeaten Ohio Classic
Massillon Washington Tigers meet Canton McKinley Bulldogs in Massillon Stadium before about 20,000. Both teams hold undefeated records with Massillon aiming for a fourth straight Ohio title run, Canton carrying an eight game streak as they seek victory in the famed series.
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Hepler Motors Leads Antler Bowling League Standings
Hepler Motors set the pace in the Antler Bowling League after week seven with a .714 mark, followed by Christensen Motors and Barnes and Carrig. Montgomery Wards keglers won two games from Kaspers. High series for the evening was Red Beckwith with 183.
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Fordham Faces South Carolina In Polo Grounds Tilt
Fordham, coming off a scoreless draw with North Carolina, hosts South Carolina at the Polo Grounds today. The Rams enter as favorites in the interregional showdown.
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Iowa Denies Sutherland Hiring to Replace Tubbs
University of Iowa athletic director B G Schroeder denied reports that Pittsburgh coach Jock Sutherland would replace Ira Tubbs as Iowa head coach. He said no official approach had been made and Tubbs’ status for the end of the season remained unsettled amid campus speculation.
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Londos Throws Bronko At 42 In Big Wrestling Bout
United Press reports Jim Londos the Greek back in the spotlight at 42 claiming heavyweight status by defeating Bronko Nagurski before 10,000 at Consen tion Hall. Londos weighed 202 pounds to Nagurski's 234, with the airplane spin and body slam ending after 47 minutes 1 second of a hard fought match.
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Villanova Favored Over Boston University On Injured Nechter Day
Unbeaten Villanova was a favorite to beat Boston University as star halfback Solly Nechter is sidelined by injury. Early results show Miami over Duquesne 21 to 7 and Knox defeating Monmouth 14 to 7. Denison topped Heidelbero 25 to 7, Mt Unton beat Muskingum 6 to 0, and Montana State edged Idaho Southern Branch 16 to 0.
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Townville dominates St Edward's in opening game clash
Townville High School raced to a 42 18 halftime lead and rolled past St Edward's in the season opener. Berlin scored 14 and Harris 10 for Townville while Johnny Mead led Corry with 7 points as the hosts led 7 0 in the first period and extended to 30 10 by the end of the third. Townville meets St Edward's next Tuesday at home.
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Archers Set for Game Season in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg November 19 Penn sylvanians who hunt with bow and arrow prepare for another season. Bow hunting was legalized in 1929 and the 1938 legislature set aside over 1,000 acres for Robin Hood followers. Special rules govern two preserves in Sullivan and Forest counties. Roadways near preserves close during peak season. Mechanically drawn bows, poisoned arrows or explosive tips banned. Dogs not allowed on preserves and campers prohibited. Reports on game killed due by December 31.
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Big Sat grid card features unbeaten title hopefuls
Notre Dame faces Northwestern while Texas Christian battles Rice and Oklahoma seeks the Big Six title. Duke eyes an ACC crown as Southern, Southeastern contenders TCU, Georgetown, Texas Tech chase optimal records for a January bowl bid.
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Dukes Beaten in Miami Game
In Miami at the Orange Bowl Penn State failed to upset Pitt in chilly weather as Duke sene Duquesne fell 21 to 7 to Miami University. Miami scored in every quarter except the second, when Duquesne crossed for a TD. Allan Corelli highlighted a 83 yard unchallenged dash by Jonesome Duquesne.
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Offer Rabbit Traps to State Sportsmen
The state game commission offered rabbit traps to sportsmen willing to cooperate in transferring at least 50,000 native cottontails from populous areas to hunting grounds. Del. Nicholas Biddle, commission president, urged interested persons to contact local game protectors for traps and campaign details.
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Armour Captures Pinehurst Open In 36-Hole Victory
Tommy Armour, former U S and British Open champion from Boca Raton Florida, posted a 129 total for 36 holes to win the Pinehurst Open, his first tourney victory in two years.
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