NYU Fordham Grid Battle Is Holiday Feature Unbeaten Teams
Henry Super outlines a busy Thanksgiving for college football. NYU starts undefeated season with Fordham test in New York, then Texas Christis and SMU clash in Fort Worth, Army Navy and Princeton Yale in the East headlining national action. Strong conference races near decision as LSU Tulane, Colorado Denver Utah, and Idaho Stanford California loom. End with classified ad prompt.
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Duel of Southern Methodist and Texas Christian Ends in Split Upset Talk
Western grid notes compare Southern Methodist and Texas Christian with both teams undefeated before their collision in Fort Worth. SMU’s defense allows few points while TCU posts strong offense. season records against Tulsa Arkansas Baylor Texas and Rice are cited alongside Army Navy and Notre Dame notes and upcoming schedule hints.
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Rose Bowl race narrows to three teams Notre Dame SMU NYU
United Frese reports a three team Rose Bowl race among Notre Dame Southern Methodist and New York University with Stanford still likely to be the West’s pick. Stanford manager Alfred Masters notes no eastern opponent chosen yet and hints on board driven decision. Tiny Thombil declines Eastern selections while praising Stanford’s victory.
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Keister's Take Two From Aeros In City Bowling Lead Tie
Keister's bowling team recovered after a loss to win the final two games against the Aeros at Recreation Alleys. The result leaves both teams deadlocked for the league lead. Citizens Bank swept two from Corry Jamestown and Cohen Coals swept three from National Bank.
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Spring Creek Sweeps Loblaw’s In Antter League Night
Donaldson Brothers won all three games against Loblaw's in the Antter League last evening. Next week’s matches feature Aeros facing National Bank, Citizens meeting Cohen Coals, and Keister's clashing with Corry Jamestown.
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Lead of Ladies League at Stake This Evening
Several teams in the Ladies Bowling League vie for top position as Lil's Diamonds and Currall's Vanities, two of three leaders, clash tonight. Ferns Fives faces last place Atley Stars. Blue Ribbons and Van's Aces also meet in the other match. New York reports show Hale Stanley of Williams leading eastern football scores with 96 points as rivals struggle. For sale: Registered Guernsey bull, 2 1/2 years old, Titusville, Pa. John Banbura, Corry, R. D. 6.
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Beaver Cagers Go Through Long Drill Session
Twenty candidates for the Corry High School basketball squad worked through a long practice at the Junior High school. Coach Bill Myers stressed passing and fundamentals during the initial session. Several last year’s varsity players may lose posts to new material. the squad will be trimmed to sixteen this week.
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Braves' Franchise Talks To Address Financial Troubles
National League head Lord Prick and club owners convene in New York to discuss the Boston Braves financial embarrassment and possible reorganization or franchise removal under league rules. Issues include failing to meet full contractual obligations and potential franchise forfeiture.
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Eastern Amateur Ice Campaign Opens Tonight in Hershey
Hershey Bears host the Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets in the opener of the Eastern Amateur Hockey League at Hershey ice palace. The Yellow Jackets are newcomers, having earned their spot by defeating the New York Rovers in Madison Square Garden.
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Schmeling to Get First Crack at Heavyweight Title
Joe Thiraby, manager of former heavyweight champion Max Schmeling, announced Schmeling will watch for the next bout on Yourstay or Friday and then box Young Shaddoote for the title. If successful, Schmeling would meet Joe Louis in September with preference over Louis for the title shot. The Detroit Wegro refused an offer to book Madison Square Garden for Braddock, which blocks the Garden’s exclusive contract with Braddock.
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Warren Jamestown Pro Teams to Meet Thursday
Whe HyVis Oil professional team of Warren will battle the All-Jamiestown gridders at Warren Thanksgiving Day in a feature professional game of the season. The Oilers downed the Sox squad of Strathery Ohio 42 to 0 last Sunday.
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Academy Lions face Atlanta Tech in 2 p.m. kickoff
Coach Lowell Drake keeps his Academy Lions from underestimating Atlanta Tech after last season’s 33-0 defeat. The teams meet Thursday at the stadium with a 2 p.m. start time, the season windup.
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Winston Suspended For Laying Down In Bout
The Massachusetts boxing commission suspended Eddie Winston of Hartford for one year for falling to give his best in a decent bout with Jack Sharkey. Bucknell students will have a holiday Wednesday after a 2 0 football victory over Penn State.
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Spahr to battle Clark Friday in final go of card
Jamestown New York Novi Utah report notes Gene Spahr of Warren will meet Jimmy Clark in Friday night’s main bout at the Fenton A. A. ring Washington Street auditorium. Spahr, veteran welterweight, boasts a decisive win over a pre-Olympic 147-pound champ. Also on the card are Al Wolgast and Leavy Holmes in featured bouts.
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Risko Battagnio Bout Slated for December 9
Syracuse middleweight champion Babe Risko will meet Winnipeg’s Frank Battaglia in a one round non-title bout in Philadelphia on December 9. Promoters Taylor and Gunnis announced the matchup yesterday.
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Fight Results From Pittsburgh Card Blooded By Decisions
Pittsburgh bouts on a card at Al Quaill saw Joe Smallwood lose on points at 159 to Louis Cook. Eddie Faris defeated Al Farone in Lancaster. Sammy Angott beat Mektees Rocks by decision. Johnny Devlin drew with Harry Krause in Springdale. Johnny Birek defeated Al Vangura by knockout in North Braddock. Geo Rafts decisioned Joey Sulk at Canonsburg.
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