Jamestown boards to require NYSA rules in all games
Jamestown Board of Education ruled last night that future Jamestown High School games must follow New York State Public School Athletic Association rules. The move breaks athletic ties with Warren and Bradford and others, aiming to prevent mismatches caused by postgraduate players. The change prompts calls for National Scholastic Rules Committee action.
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Penn Cornell Thanksgiving clash tops slate for Turkey Day
Penn and Cornell meet at Franklin Field Philadelphia for Ivy League title and runner-up honors against Army. Cornell enters 7 1 after losses only to Army and Penn State while Penn is 3 0 in Ivy. Other regional games include Kansas vs Missouri, Wake Forest vs South Carolina, Utah vs Utah State and Texas vs Texas A&M with conference implications.
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Rules for Deer Pool Contest at Rod and Gun Club
Hunters must enter before midnight November 28. Prize money splits 50 percent to first, 22 percent to second, remainder to Rod and Gun charitable fund. First prize to highest point buck, second to heaviest buck. Judges are Ruszolt Dassalt Bil Prine Kurt Linthere Herman Steaves.
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Pro Basketball Scores Summary
Association of America results show Washington Ti. hosting Boston 68 Rochester 108 and Baltimore 90 Port Wayne 90 Philadelphia 40 Minneapolis 88 Indianapolis 82 National League Syracuse 78 Detroit 54.
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Steen's Cleaners Take League Lead In Ladies A Bowling
Steen's Cleaners moved ahead in the Ladies A bowling race by winning two games to drop the Raymond lassies into second place. Brigham's took two from Meerdink's, Chapin's edged Mabel Shoppe in one, and Page and Nichols upset Superior in two games. Angie Baressi and Mary Hnarystyn led with high series while Brigham Hardware and Meerdink's posted strong individual scores.
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Tommy Bell Injured In Honolulu Fight
Tommy Bell was knocked out in Honolulu by Prankie Fernandes during a ten round bout. Bell collapsed from a flurry of blows and was carried from the ring. ambulance rushed him to a hospital for possible concussion. Fernandes, aiming at a future welterweight title shot, dominated the exchange as Bell failed to rise after the final blow. Also note: American League hockey scores show Providence defeating Hershey 3 1.
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Lafayette Still Dark Over Sun Bowl Bid
Lafayette College faced a Sun Bowl bid setback after a dispute over a Black player. President Dr Ralph Hutchinson told about 1500 students that Texas Mines was invited but Lafayette declined due to showell being barred from playing. A later claim said the ban was from Texas law, with further notes on other possible invitees and student protests in Easton.
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Indians Swap Catcher for Pitcher Joe Haynes
Cleveland reports trade of Joe Haynes from White Sox to Indians for catcher Joe Tipton. The deal is billed as even by Bill Veek, president of the world champion Cleveland Indians. Honolulu brief notes unrelated items about Prantie Persnider and Pom Bell in the random column.
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Bolkovac named AP Worker of the Week after Penn State upset
Nick Bolkovac of Pittsburgh, a 200-pound Youngstown sophomore, earned AP Player of the Week honors after his dramatic touchdown run and key 24-yard interception return against Penn State. Bolkovac, highlighted by a late tackle on Prony Rogel, led Pitt to a stunning victory that stunned the college football world.
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Boxing results page fragment with multiple bouts listed
Fights last night in Philadelphia Bena de Angusta stopped Chuck in the first round. Tony Dericco stopped by Fin-lost East in Puerto Rico. George Small knocked out Chavie Dawson at Arenas- Brooklyn. Mike dusey City stopped Salter in New York Park Arena. Multiple city and venue names appear with abrupt bout notes.
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New York deer season opens with legal buck or doe choice
Hunters across Corry and nearby towns converge as New York’s deer season begins through November 30. Sunday hunting allowed. a special buck and doe license is needed in counties with either sex seasons. Buck or doe licenses require appropriate guns and ammunition rules. automatics are banned.
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Beau Jack Wins By Technical Knockout Over Taylor
Beau Jack defeats Chuck Taylor by technical knockout at Convention Hall Philadelphia ending the ten round lightweight bout two minutes forty three seconds into the third round. Jack employed his weaving and lobbing style to pressure Taylor, winning the match and reclaiming contention for the lightweight crown after recent attempts.
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Silly Fox Hospitalized After Memorial Auditorium Fight
Buffalo Nov 24 An a year old boxer from Philadelphia named Silly Fox lay unconscious after a severe beating by Ted Lowry in Memorial Auditorium. Fox suffered a head injury but his condition was not critical. He left the ring under his own power and was taken to hospital, planning to move up to the welterweight division.
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