Union City Mile Five Spirit Returns Pro Quintet Eyes 1983-34 Season
Pro basketball returns to Union City with the Ritz Pennsylvanians led by manager Freddie Pusch and coach Bill Myers. The team signs with the Sporgia House of Davitt for a Thanksgiving night opener at City Mall. Notable players include R McMaham, a 6 foot 3 inch former All American center from the University of Georgia, and lineup features Bue Leming, Tony Adams, and Dickerson. The Ritz aim to rival top regional squads, with the Baltimore Quirtes and Rosenblum Celtics among early season opponents.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Tony Adams
Cleveland
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Rosenblum Celtics
Boxing Change Studied At Amateur Athletic Union Meeting
At Pittsburgh on November 21 the Amateur Athletic Union discussed boxing round length, weighing options between two, five rounds and current three rounds, with a shift from 8 to 10 ounce gloves considered. The convention also reaffirmed opposition to discrimination against German Jewish athletes and voted to retain the metric system for track and field. Avery Bristage will resign as president after five years. William Hadock of the Allegheny Mountain Association is a possible successor.
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Chicago
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Corry golfers and sports notes mix with fishing and college tales
The column surveys Corry golf ambitions with Horton Smith insights on form and consistency, notes a local angler warning that removing brown trout would devastate streams, and recalls rivalries and discipline debates at Georgetown and Carnegie Tech, alongside statewide hunting and game data from the State Game Commission. The piece blends sport chatter with conservation and campus intrigue, reflecting a lively early 20th century local sports page.
Sports Parade Highlights Hectic Bowl Season Hopes
Henry Welemore reports on a chaotic sports scene with garbled notes about the Rose Bowl committee, fundraising efforts, and public figures volunteering to ease scheduling and financial concerns. The piece hints at tension between representatives and organizers, noting efforts to raise thirty thousand dollars and inspire support for the coveted bowl game slot.
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Rose Bowl
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Army Navy Battle Draws 70 000 Fans in Philadelphia
Army and Navy expected to meet at Franklin Field in a high profile event with nearly 80 000 fans anticipated. Both teams reportedly at full strength for the service rivalry renewal following last year’s trip, Army favored as a national championship contender over Princeton and Notre Dame.
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Elbert Gelbert eyes 1934 comeback with Cardinals
Former St. Louis Cardinals shortstop Elbert Gelbert, recovering from a hunter’s shotgun wound that cost him two years, says he is resting at home in Caledonia Pa and hopes to return to major league baseball with the Cards in the 1934 season. He reports improved health and aims to be ready for spring training, with doctors optimistic his leg wound will leave him with full mobility and no lasting disability.
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Aeros Roll to 2915 Pinfall Sets City League High
Aeros, led by Harry Krone and Harold rage, posted 2915 pinfall to top City League marks as they swept three games against Citizens Bank keglers. Krone delivered 656 and a 219 average, Crags paced the pace with 633 for a 212, while Joy and Russell posted strong 188 and 179 averages respectively as the Aeros dominated with a 1010, 953, and 952 opening sequence.
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Rose Bowl race talk and college football mix
An era of football chatter centers on the Rose Bowl and Giants draw. Coaches and players like Newman and strong backs appear as talk of season radiates through New Jersey and Southern California circles. The article notes chamber sponsorship, professional-player chatter, and looming matchups shaping early season expectations.
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Harry Newman
Ken Strong
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Fight Results From Newark and Pittsburgh Card conclusions
In Newark New Jersey Joe Glick beat Gene Campbell on points while Al Paladino and Frank Van defeated Their opponents. In Pittsburgh Mose Butch and Billy Holt both won on points. Chicago saw George Nichols defeat Larry Johnson on points.
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Wrestling Results From New York Show Standouts
In New York results the card features several talents including Sonnenberg from Boston and Szabo from Hungary, with notable matches involving Man Mountain Dean, Lewis of California, Dusel from Omaha, Pinto of California, and Browning of Missouri. Decisions appear for Dusel and Pinto among others, signaling a mixed outcome card.
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Fragmentary CORRY E West Bon Public ad text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions CORRY E West Bon and advertising content. It references Republican national committee private sector involvement, a president caption Let Albert Le and remarks on the Democratic party. The readable lines are garbled and do not form a coherent event.
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