Colgate Red Raiders vs Brown Bears in Thanksgiving showdown
Unbeaten Colgate seeks to extend a 8-0 run with 443 points scored while holding opponents scoreless. Brown University, also undefeated, looms as the strongest test in a season framed by rugged, muddy games and last minute drives across a prep football landscape.
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Colgate
Red Raiders
Thanksgiving
Andy Keir
Aridders
Brown Bears
Providence
Solgate
Hamilton Boys
Competito
Tooth-Pasto
Brown
Deen
Semi-Pro Cage Loop Project Abandoned in Northwest PA
The effort to form a semi-pro basketball league including Corry Union City and Warren is abandoned after last night's Union City meeting was canceled amid waning interest. Joe Martin Erie organizer announced no further attempts, leaving teams to compete independently while Corry's status remains uncertain.
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Corry
Union City
Warren
Pennsylvania
Joop
Joe Martin
Erie
Vbebabe
Company A
Verne Group
Lewistown
Feystones
Rite Wiye
Semca Indians
Times-Mirror
Baskthilleam
Serain
Action Unis
Maniy
Callion Pie Strand
Will Oaeen
Mopilville
Athough
Art Brady
Titusville
Penngips
Ol City
Colgate Bears Clash In Eastern Title Bid
New York report notes Colgate trains seals to crush Brown Bears at Providence in a key clash. Colgate holds the nation's best record with 248 points in eight games, while Brown has 21 points in seven games. Brown beat Columbia 7-6 and seeks upset as Colgate’s offense and defense push for the top spot.
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Jagk Cuddy
United Press
Mud Heng
New York
Calgate
Brown Bears
Providence
Bruins
Colgate
Brown
Brogyn
Yule
Hayverd
Holy Cross
Columbia
New York University
Lafayette
Pennstile
Syracuse
Lions
Cme
Behing
Goluonhie
Golgate
Maroons
Byushing
Psses
Golgate Ie Tar Stronbee
Jana Jans
Unclear Fight Results From United Press Card
Fragmented boxing results list multiple bouts with fighters and scores across New York and surrounding venues. Many names appear garbled or partially unread, with scattered references to fighters like Jeby, Doviin, Vaniliveres, and Villa, plus assorted city tags and misread scores.
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United Press
San York
Bon Jeby
New York
Chick Doviin
Californo
Bob Vaniliveres
Halland
Paolo Villa
Chucys
Havana
Adair Reilly
Bowling match moved to tonight holiday schedule
Pittsburgh report notes a Thanksgiving holiday shift as Citizens Bank Recreation Alley teams roll tonight instead of Thursday. It mentions Captain Pil Reider and Mike Sebastian of the Pittsburgh Panthers injured and unlikely to start against Stanford Salsigay, with Chachi Sutherland moving to the back position in practice as the varsity halted Stanford's aerial attack.
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Citizens Bank
Pittsburgh
Pil Reider
Mike Sebastian
Pittsburgh Panther
Stanford Salsigay
Chachidock Sutherland
Mowwedle O'Dell
Stanford
Big Squad Reports For High Practice Corry High
Thirty five candidates reported to coach Bill Myers for the initial workout for the Corry High School basketball season at the Junior High. Football players will join later after postseason rests. A preliminary drill was run and conditioning will continue for several days with another session tonight. The coach faces building a near new lineup as most regulars were lost. Dave Williams Krone Sprovers and Chiruzzo are among top bidders for the varsity.
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Corry High School
Bill Myers
Dave
Williams
Krone
Sprovers
Chircuzlo
Jebys Stock Rises with 15 Round Victory in New York
Ben Jeby of New York rose to elite middleweight contender status by winning a 15 round decision over Chick Devlin at St Nicholas Arena. Jeby claimed nine rounds to six and drew praise for his defense and decisive blows. Basil Grey, Washington and Jefferson center, will return from injuries to play against West Virginia in Wheeling this weekend in the longstanding meeting between the programs.
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Jeby
New York
Ben Jeby
Chick Devlin
California
St Nicholas Arena
Marcel Thil
France
Vince Dundee
Franke Battaglia
Mickey Waller
Juby
Devlin
Washington
Basil Grey
Tefferson
Bevange
West Virginia
Wheeling
Indians Oppose Union City Roster Opens Season
Union City opens the 1932-33 season at City Hall on Thursday evening with the Seneca Indians, after a 7:00 PM start. Admission 95 cents, students 25 cents, under tens ten cents. The team has a 238-74 win loss record in 312 games. many home and away games are planned including notable opponents like House of David, Olson's Swedes, Sharon Buhl club, and others.
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Union City
Unon
Ritz Penneylvaniana
City Hall
Seneca Indies
Tita Boys
Whivi Union City
Ln 1
Wittie Seneca Indians
House of David
Olson
Swedes
Cabool
Sharon Buhl Club
Sharon
Ol City Penrzips
Goxise Gostin
Thamb Atered Pa 6 By M
A fragmentary item notes a monetary figure of 2.50 and a unit related to six by some label or shorthand, with additional unclear terms. The readable elements point to a price or amount associated with a listed item, yet specifics remain obscured by OCR damage.
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Tulback
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Shaw
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Port Allezony
Witzpatrick
Eyleoner Highphool
Lakewood
Ken Anderson
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Feedonia
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Chrey
Smethpirt
Little Valley
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Athletic Field
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Nathitch
Uce
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Grotter
Rush
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Ohio State
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Ebsell
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Franklin
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Barge
Ty Alan
Usta
Vanenilver
Sin Faber
York
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Walta
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Jarrall
Wayne
Indy
Christer
Akron
Charley Moses
New Yunis
H Greene
Davison
Meerdink
Ead
Stuss
VanTassel
Auburn
Simmons Ws
G&t
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Anderson
Federal Reserve System
Selgate
Fale
Little Buster Brand
Margie Bell
Glendora Brand
Peerless
Ife
Fancy Grace
Spencer's Place
Washington St
Washington Market
East
Donaldson Bros
Will J. Wilcox
East Main
Lynn Gordon & Son
Columbus, Pa
Arthur Vationa
Shi the Ing
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