Canton Dominates Massillon In Big Scholastic Football Showdown
Corry High’s football eleven plans changes as bantams rise. Massillon loses to Canton 4 to 6 in front of twenty thousand, crowning Canton as heavyweight scholastic team. Minnesota claims Big Ten title while Ohio State falters. standings show Minnesota top with 5 0, Ohio State 5 1, and Northwestern trailing high. Strong Vincent captures Erie scholastic grid crown with 19 to 0 win but falls to Cathedral Prep 0-6. Temple impresses after a 22 to 0 win over Villanova signaling potential ascent among eastern powers.
Bantams in Scoreless Tie Five Gophers Named on U P Big 10 Eleven
The United Press reports a quiet tail end to the 1934 college football season with Minnesota securing the Big Ten title and a strong national claim after a 270 to 38 scoring spree in eight games. Alabama aims for a Rose Bowl invite after facing Vanderbilt, while Auburn, Temple, and other teams schedule Thanksgiving showdowns as conference titles and bowl futures hinge on remaining games.
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Record crowd totals for 12 college football games
United Press reports a Saturday aggregate turnout of 479,500 across 12 big games, averaging 89,968 per game. Notable crowds included Army Notre Dame at 80,000 and Columbia Syracuse at 82,000, with several other pairings drawing tens of thousands.
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Littman to Battle Walker in Pittsburgh rain bout
Tait Littman will meet veteran Mickey Walker in a 10 round rain bout at Duquesne Garden in Pittsburgh. A win could earn Littman a non title bout with Teddy Yarosz. Walker beat Paul Pirrone last week. Littman defeated Anson Green in Pittsburgh.
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Tallest duck tale shocks Greenville hunters
In Greenville on November 26, Dr. John Gamble of Thiel College and Paul W. Risgell recount a hunting incident near the Pymatung dam. Gamble urged to kill a duck and bag its feathers for the museum, then Risgell tossed the supposedly dead bird across a stream. The duck unexpectedly revived midair and flew away, prompting the remark that it would not stop until Florida.
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Skeet Match and Duck Shoot Draw Throngs at Ivated Event
Skeet with attractions in Ivated drew a goodsized crowd, pitting Old Timers against the Inca club squad and the pre Thanksgiving shoot. Old Timers beat Corry Red and Gun Club by four birds. Awards went to Lee Shoemaker for turkey, and to T Patterson, A McElroy, W Johnson for ducks.
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Detroit Lions Suffer First Loss to Green Bay 3–0
The Detroit Lions dropped their first NFL game, losing to Green Bay 3–0 on Hinkle’s perfect placement kick. Chicago Bears beat the Cardinals 17–1, New York defeated Boston 3–0, and Philadelphia routed Brooklyn 18–0 in other league games.
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Locals Fight to a Standstill With Union City Bantams
Cory Bantams and Union City Midgets played a tense tie on Washington Street grounds despite favorable weather. Jewel of the High School, Gallivan, Wilcox and Rathburn sparked the offense and defense as both teams showcased promising scholastic talent. Union City had one prior win, but Saturday ended without a decision, setting up a likely Thanksgiving rematch with renewed momentum.
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Liberties Fall In 23–0 Loss At Olean
The Lanerties, previously undefeated, were shut out 23 to 0 by an Olean eleven largely formed from former St Bonaventure College players. Jamestown Crescents lost to Mayville 7 to 0 in a New York-Penn League game Sunday.
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Prison to Pro Fame Alabama Pitts Ends Career at Sing Sing
Henry McLemore reports on Alabama Pitts, the All-America football standout, finishing his college career after a six year prison term at Sing Sing. Pitts, who could join professional ranks, will graduate June 4 as a strict amateur, leaving behind the pageant of a controversial rise from a store robbery with his partner to a legendary campus figure.
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Deans 10 Talk Over Salary For 1985 Cardinals Pitching
In Thnarkana Texas on November 26 Paul and Jerome Deen plan talks in Florida about salaries to request for 1985 as they seek to pitch for the world champion St Louis Cardinals. Paul indicated Daffy would vacation in Texas before joining Dizzy in Florida.
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Hewitt Leads In Erie Match Against Snyder
Hewitt opened with a 60 pin edge over Butch Snyder in the first games of a 20 game series at Academy Drives yesterday as Hewitt posted scores including 288 236 218 225 277 and 222 to an average near 210 Snyder struggled with a 220 single and weaker 20s while Hewitt won the early lead in the Erie match The Fire Pros suffered a 20 to 8 loss at Parmele in the Pittsburgh District yesterday and a reporter notes family travel with Titusville relatives returning home last evening.
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MINNESOTA LINEMEN SHOW ON ALL-BIG TEN TEAM
Four Minnesota linemen Larson Tenner Bengston Bevan plus Captain Pug Lund earned first team spots on the United Press All Big Ten squad. Monahan of Ohio State, Patterson of Chicago center, and Galbreath of Illinois completed the line. Berwanger Purvis and Berwanger starred in the backfield as triple threats.
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South formed sports circle 40 years ago in the South
Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 24 South er intercollegiate athletics soul will observe its 40th anniversary. The first intercollegiate evolution launched Dec. 22 18 Abs conference In Alladia at Kimball House. The origins Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association formed that continent. The conference later became the Southern Conference. Thirteen schools joined ye the body in 1882 forming the Southeastern Conference. Attendees included Glustos HT Harry and other notable figures.
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