St Edward's to host St Joseph's on parochial court opener
St Edward's School opens its 1944 45 home basketball slate tonight against rival St Joseph's Titusville. The Shamrocks, coached by Baressi, seek improvement after a 26 24 loss to Townville last week. Starting lineup remains Hand, Hyots, Jansen, Dykes, and Hand as they aim for a 20 game schedule before Christmas recess with December dates set at Bloomfield Townville Oil City Sir Joseph's.
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Ohio State-Michigan clash headlines weekend football slate
Big weekend in college football centers on the Ohio State at Michigan game in Columbus with the Big Ten title and Rose Bowl bid at stake. Other notable matchups include Penn vs Cornell, Notre Dame at Georgia Tech, and Southern Cal vs UCLA with Shrine East-West game plans and selections for East and West squads underway.
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Swedes Haegg and Andersson Open to Persuasion for U S Tour
Roundup notes Haegg escaped conscription in Sweden and may be persuaded to tour the United States this winter. Andersson insists his wife must travel with him, as American fans wonder about his price. Pro football, hockey, and track scraps mix with college notes and local club chatter.
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Sam Snead Leads In Portland Open
Sam Snead tops the second round of the Portland Open at the rain soaked Portland Golf Club with a two under 70 finishing 2 under par and one stroke ahead of Mike Turnesa. Bamillon and Harold Mel Spaden started behind the pace with 71s and 72s.
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Clip per Smith Rumored Brooklyn Coach Candidate
MT Montreal takes early NHL lead as Detroit and Toronto stumble. Canucks top Leafs 5 1 while Chicago and N Y Rangers draw. Montreal holds one point on Toronto and five on Detroit, with Detroit next facing Toronto and Montreal at Toronto.
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All-Big Ten nods list Ohio State quartet in Scholastic team
The Times Erie City All Scholastic team features four Ohio State players on the left side of the line and backfield star Les Horvath. Erle Bast, who led his team to a 99 to 6 victory over the Beavers in the season opener, did not have a representative on the squad.
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State Pitt in final drill at Pitt Stadium
Final workouts at Pitt Stadium before the 44th Pitt versus Penn State football clash occupy the Panthers and the Lions. Pitt leads the series 24 17 2 though Penn State has won three of the last four meetings since 1939.
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Ohio State and Irish Are Picked In Feature Tilts
Associated Press picks Ohio State with Michigan in a top tilt as Les Horvath leads unbeaten Ohio State while Michigan aims to claim the Big Ten title. Notre Dame faces Georgia Tech, Duke-North Carolina predicted, and Penn over Princeton in further college games selections.
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Indiantown Gap Loses to Valley Forge Five
Indiantown Gap team fell to Valley Forge General Hospital on November 24 with a 37 to 21 loss. Stanley Szukala, ex Del Paul University star, led the winners with 13 points, while John Herdella scored 14 for Indiantown Gap.
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Chapin Sluggers Trim Stewart Lead in League Night
Chapin Sluggers defeated Stewart Hat Shop three games to none, narrowing their lead as Leeds Bracken Keating upset leaders. Folletts beat Dejean and Cochran in two, while Bracken Keating showcased strong pins. Geraldine Dunton led Sluggers with 195 122 135. Florence Beckwilixehurnen paced leaders with 193 128 152 as Folletts topped Dejean and Gadi gan.
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Peacock Throne and treasures in Teheran palace
An article describes the Peacock Throne in Teheran’s palace, noting diamonds, jade, Persian art and other historic treasures. It recounts a legend that the throne once served as the Mogul royal seat and was brought from Delhi in the 1700s.
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Beaver Club Banquet Moved Back to Dec 12
Beaver Club officers announced the annual banquet, originally set for December 7 at the Hitz Restaurant, postponed to Tuesday December 12 at the request of University of Pittsburgh coach Shaushnessy. Navy coach Hagberge also notified he cannot attend. the event is billed as a standout football banquet.
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Trojans Eye Rose Bowl Bid If USC Tops UCLA Saturday
Southern California aims to clinch the Western representative for the Rose Bowl by beating UCLA in the Saturday game. A victory would send USC to New Year’s Day facing Ohio State or Tennessee, with the Pacific Coast Conference deciding the Western entrant if UCLA wins. An attendance between 80,000 and 100,000 is expected at the Memorial Coliseum, weather permitting, and tickets are selling fast.
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