Hite to Have Strong Quintet in Union City Spurs
Union City sports pages preview a powerful lineup for the coming season with Dickerson Adisas Strand Luming Pusch My ers and others. Lingering notes compare local pro hopes to Warren Transits and highlight a booming basketball scene in Linon City and Corry.
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Pas
Union City
Yall
Maielip
Lage
Dickerson
Adisas
Strand
Luming
Pusch
Myers
Aitetes
Unionites
Warren
Linon City
Hil
Corry
Antler Bowling League forms eight team circuit
Eight teams form the Antler Bowling League to compete on Bik alleys Friday Saturday and Sunday. Stanford Hose Company and Lik club members organize the league which aims for 21 matches and a share of winnings based on high five scores. Captain lists and schedules are in draft as teams prepare for opening week matchups.
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Han Fcross
Hamilton
Une
Glen Peters
Cylgate
Hen Ayed
Pss
Aulel
Testus Peters
Syracuse
Ke Iker
Colgate
Leapen
Kern
Anderson
Aligh
Raiders
Antier
Joop
Stanford Hose Company
Liks Club
Om Senuoys
Alexander & Co
Nest Co
Hammond
Wing-Willi
Cohen's
Loop
Keating
A. Paulson
G. Craker
H. Paulson
Pearee
Bracken
Hub
H. Gulich
Wkronr
McLean
John Paulson
Weaver
Brown
Duquesne Demands Too High for New Year's Game
United Press, Miami Fla November 22. Miami University's athletic council considers Duquesne University demands excessive after a request for 60 percent of gate receipts and expenses to play in a post season game on New Year's Day. Miami called Duquesne the preferred opponent but offered only to pay expenses.
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United Press
Miami
Fla
Miami University
Duquesne University of Pittsouren
Duquesne
Corry City bowling league match ends as Washington Gunch edge Corry Jamestown
Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corp Test group loses two games to the Washington Gunch in the Corry City Bowling League. Ray Burr and Wisheys lead for Washington with strong scores, while Sample posts a 192 average. Washington totals 2768 pins, Seujays near 2700.
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Corry
Carry City Bowling League
Aero, Supply
Corry-damesthwyn L
Citizens Rampay
Keister
Washington
Raymonds G
Corry-Jamestown Ae & Tot
Ave
Burr
Giro
Nebraska and Oregon to Meet in Postseason Matchup
Lincoln Neb November 22 Oregon State athletic director Dat A Lo Gell announced Oregon State will meet Nebraska in a postseason game on Thanksgiving Day. The western team defeated Byer en route from the east in the Fetlin trip to Lincoln.
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Chicago
Niy
Oregon State
Sanpietor
Fordham Astreet
Yank
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Dat A. Lo Gell
Oraxon State
Counties Join Sportsmen Division Change In Pennsylvania
Announcement from Oil City reports the Federation of Sportsmen's clubs of Pennsylvania and the Sportsman's Council Division F have merged. The council will assume six extra counties in the northwestern division including Butler Clarion Crawford Erie Warren Lawrence Mercer Venango Forest McKean Elk Potter Cameron Jefferson. Delegates list former game commissioners and council members among the attendees at New Castle's Hotel Castleton.
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Oil City
Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs of
Pennsylvania
Sportsman's Council
Tisld
Castleton
New Castle
Sportsmen's Council
Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
North Western
Butler
Clarion
Crawford
Brie
Warrer
Lawrence
Mercer
T ‘O
Ufe Federation
The
Roas M. Let~fer
Board of Game Commissioners
Jared M B.reis
Charles G. Stone
Te Board of Game Commissioners
C. UG. Withers
W.H. Horner
Lester Douds
A. French
T. G. Vogan
H. H. McUafferty
E. ¥. Calvin
C. R. Hobson
Colin Reed
D. Williams
J. H. Barclay
Assn Demands Equality for Jews at 1936 Berlin Olympiad
The Arditican Olympic Association announces it will seek a non discrimination guarantee from Germany as a condition for U S participation in the 1936 Berlin Games. Avery Brundage presided at Pittsburgh meeting threatening withdrawal. Albert Whettle planned to lead opposition to Berlin unless assurances allow Jewish athletes to compete. Delegates varied on supporting Berlin with assurances on access for Jewish competitors.
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United Press
Washington
Arditican Olympic Association
Albert. J. Whettle
Baltimore
A.A. Ty
Berlin
College football notes from Notre Dame to Ohio State
Notre Dame captaincy shifts with Ray Brancheau set to lead against Southern California after Navy game return. Michigan's Kowa Mk and Hildebrand back vs Northwestern as Kipke praises team health. Chicago’s Maroons show improvement ahead of Dartmouth clash, Northwestern’s Cruise hints at more play post injury. Iowa City and Columbus notes outline Nebraska and Ohio State prep with lineup adjustments and injuries. Champaign reports Illinois players groomed for tackle role after appendicitis operation.
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Bossip
Acolts
Msn
Ramblers
Trajanal
Albercio
Aronian
Sabel Duin
Deeluelys Vial
Miterin
South Berd
Lermin
Ann Arbor
Mich
John Kowa Mk
Willard Hildebrand
Michigan Guérés
Northwestern
Kipke
Wolverines
Chicago
Cubs Acquire Klein in 1934 Pennant Push
Chicago announces the purchase of Charles Klein from the Phillies for cash near 125000 to 175000. The Cubs swap Marlo Koents Harvey Hendrick and Tee Kleinhaus plus a cash sum to strengthen outfield likely shifting Klein to center field with Cuyler moving to right as Herman Riggs and Stephenson compete for the other spots. Potential Merwin trade hinted.
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United Press
Chicago
Charles
Chuck) Klein
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Klein
Philies
Marlo Koents
Harvey Hendrick
Tee Kleinhaus
Filixo
Phillies
Swang
Phil Wrigley
Jong
Kiki Cuyier
Babe Herman
Riggs Stephenson
Frank Demares
Tut Stuinback
Los Angeles
Hertt
Merman
City sued over overdue bridge funds in Pittsburgh
Pittsb urgh reports a suit for 140 816 may be filed against the city to recover the citys share of the West End Northside bridge. County officials moved to file after controller Woodside reported failed efforts to collect the money amid a protest from Commissioner McGinger and support from Barr.
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Ey Uniten Press
Pittsburgh
Pittabuigh
Enum
West’ End-Northside
C. C. McGinger
Robert G. Woodside
Penesterl
McSovern
M. Barr
Weil
Corry City Debates Public Funds and Jobs Plan
Corry officials discuss using federal funds for the city share of a large employment program. City leaders, including the mayor and county administrator, anticipate storm relief and sewage projects. The plan aims to create lasting jobs but faces scrutiny over cost, timing, and administrative impact on residents.
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Corry
Bracken
Erie
Sary
Fragmented OCR Note on Funds and Restorations
Fragmented text shows mention of funds for sections and banks with figures like 7182,000,0 and 21 0 Detro, plus references to restoration and national banks. Details are unclear. no coherent report or identifiable events emerge from the readable fragments.
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