Beavers Boost as Army Navy 2 Promises Spectacle
Cary High School basketball tickets go on sale at 1.50 for adults, 1.50 for students, or a season pass around fifteen cents per game to fund the Beavers Athletic Association. The plan aims to ease debts and boost operating funds while fans back a strong Beavers squad led by Buckler and Borries in a high profile Army Navy gridiron clash described as a premier spectacle of the 1934 season. The article also notes Meadville area prep and professional football standings, plus local high school hoops and hunting reports.
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Cary High School
Atleticc Association
Beavers
The
Borries
Buckler
Navy
Army
Philadelphia
Nove Dane
Wrest Folut
Barries
Rocky Grove
Jimmy Nestor
Reid Pierce
Nestor
Grovers
Waterford High
Becch
Hogue
Meadville
Tribune-Republican
All America Team Picked by United Press for 1934
United Press lists a mythic 1934 All America with five automatic selections: Regis Monahan and Bill Bevan at guard, Jim Moscrip at end, Bobby Grayson and Millard Howell in the backfield. Key picks include center George Shotwell and standout backs Borries Lund and Pug Lund, plus mentions of Hutson and Steen. Howell and Grayson lauded as top players in the nation. the piece details strengths and roles across teams.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
Googhatt
New York
Mouemg
Regis Monalun
Ohio State
Bill Bevan
Minnesota
Jim (Moni) Moscrip
Stanford
Bobby Grayson
Millard Howell
Mabama
Fred
Buza) Borries
Navy
Andarcs
Pug
Shotwell
Hisworth
Bevan
Monahan
Ath Bos
Steen
Carter
Moserip
Hutson
Swith-Splu
Aimapolis
Borrias Y
Lo Yie
Tory
Howell
South
Lund
All-America football selections named by United Press
United Press announces 1960s style All-America teams with first second and third strings. Notable names include Hutson Steen Monahan Shotwell Bevan Carter Moseup Grayson Howell Lund and Lund as key backs and linemen across Alabama Stanford Navy Minnesota Pittsburgh and more.
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United Press New York
United Press
College LE
Don Hutson
Alabama
Jim Steen
Syracuse
Regis Monahan
Ohio State
George Shotwell
Pittsburgh
Bill Bevan
Minnesota
Clyde Carter
South
Methodist
Jim Moseup
Stanford
Bobby Grayson
Fred Borries
Navy
Millard Howell
Francis Lund
Le—Larson
Cutter
Ormiston
Pitt
G —Robinson
Notre Dame
RG Marclay
North Carolina
Brooke
Colgate
Tenner
McCauley
Rice
Simona
Tulane
RH Purvis
Purdue
Weinstock
Le—Fugue
SM U
Lt—Theodoratus
Washington State
Lg—Boyer
Siemering
San Francisco
Re—Hartwig
Calbreath
Ilinois
Re—Borden
Foriham Gb—Williams
California
el Leemans
George Washington
Rh—Berwanger
Chicago
Fe—Smukler
Temple
New Union City Five Debuts Thursday Night
Union City opens its basketball season with Consumer Oilers facing the Flying Dutchmen at the City Hall. After weeks of conditioning and a scrimmage, the Oilers await the starting whistle on Thanksgiving night. The lineup remains undisclosed and management promises extra fan entertainment. Tentative schedules with district and road teams are being finalized.
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Union Gipy
Union City
City Het
Consumer Oilers
Clymer
Verig Maile
Boxing Fight Results Mixed Card With Upsets
The report lists multiple boxing outcomes with unusual percentages and odd fragments. Milwaukee edged Geno Halvatore while La Salle and Detroit bouts show unclear scores and opponents. Names include Al Guitcasi and Freddy Chynoweth, with other cited fighters like Zachary Zooks Wad Sh Wowski and Michel Nick.
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al Guitcasi
Freddy Chynoweth
Milwaukee
Geno Halvatore
la Salle
Tihy
Bang Chivas
Detroit
Atlanta
AL Dearborn
Michel Nick
Zachary Zooks Wad Sh Wowski Dafoxted
Voll Lethe
Meeting planned for local independent basketball team
Call is issued for this afternoon at the Municipal building to map plans for an independent basketball quintet. Clifford (Chico) Anderson was named manager last week as organizers seek a permanent squad with local association support and uniforms, with a detailed report expected within days.
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Clifford
Jp) Anderson
Knox Frustration Deepens as Monmouth Looms on Thanksgiving
Talesburg Nov 27 Knox College is set for a decisive Thanksgiving clash with Monmouth after practice showed fumbling and stumbles in signal drills. The Smashers chase a win to avoid sharing the cellar league fate while Dean Trevor recalls Knox’s historic scores against Notre Dame and others, highlighting a battered but proud program.
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United Press
Talesburg
Knox College
Monmouth
Hobart
Knox
Dean Trevor
Notre Dame
Trevor
Twans
Northwestern
Nox
Kansas
Chicago
Nebraska
Cilgago
Town
Bill Senn
Chicago Bears
200 Scores and Player Totals Highlight Meet Results
Purpura posts 244 while Remai reaches 203 and 202 in a set of scores. Greene 200 and Tyrone 225. Kinley 20a, Shoop 210, Boot 234 and Dunlap 221 deliver strong showings. Ostroweki 216, Sheen 246, Crosscutt 212, Anilerson 201, plus others.
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Remai
Brundage
Greene
Kinley
Tones
Tyrone
Cohen
Crosscutt
Sheen
Ostroweki
Bjorguit
Boot
Dunlap
Anilerson
Ogto genarian hunter Medina dies hunting in cave
An elderly hunter from Mallet Creek named Medina, age 81, died while pursuing game near a hunting area. The incident occurred as he hunted squirrels rabbits and other prey with a pipe in his possession. Local authorities are investigating the accident and issuing statements about safety.
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Medina
Bantams to Meet Union City Officers Thursday at Union City
Union City hosts Corry Bantams Thursday at 2 30 PM in a rematch after a 0 0 tie. Union City coach Watts fields a strengthened lineup while Corry counters with improved interference and steady run defense. Thanksgiving tilt marks the third meeting this season between the teams.
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UNION
CITY
Heroenl
Corry Bantams
Union City Lads
Corry
Wattsmen
Union City
Watts
Corry Siad
Paraded Sports Notes From Henry McLemore's Dispatch
Henry McLemore reports on sport rumors and notes from New York covering potential Detroit Tigers purchases, golf champion Olin Dutra’s past, Jack Dempsey’s football interest, Notre Dame and Army football trends, and various athletic figures, with whimsical lines on teams, players, and events.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Henry Pos
Detroit ‘Tigers
St. Lows
Gene Saragen
Jackson Schou
Cert Davis
Phillies
Mil Fuchs
Boston Braves
Schwartz
Hey
Notre Dame
Billy Schwartz
Marchy
Jack Dempsey
Alabama
Minnesota
Stanford
Buckler
Stancocke
Chris Christofferson
Washington State
Chris
Jackie Westrope
Mack Garner
Mack Garner As Top Rider For Mrs. Dodge Stoan
Byonkmeade
Harry Dublinsky
Chicago
Ace Wellerwelgut
Whattanian
Shires Ig
Jin
Fight Results From London And Newark Boxing Cards
Fragmentary report lists multiple bouts with unclear weights and outcomes. Notable entries reference Len Farvay of England losing to Walter Nevsel of Germany, Tony Galenta of Orange NJ defeating Bok Tow, Lou Finlper of Newark stopping Pietra Wieves, and Leonard Del Genie from St Nick’s in New York earning a points win over Roger Bernard.
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London
Len Farvay
England
Iew
Walter Nevsel
Germany
Newark
N. d
Tonyr Galenta
Orange
Bok Tow
Washington
Lou Finlper
Pietra Wieves
Puerto Tey
AW Neve Youle
St. Nick’s
Leonard del Genie
New York
Roger Bernard
Flint
Mick
Waryslannaven
New Woing
Charley Grimm Vows An Iron Hand At Cubs
Chicago Cubs executive Charley Grimm pledges a tougher approach for 1930 in a long interview. Owner P. K. Wrigley hints Grimm must be tougher, and Grimm vows players will perform like never before or face consequences. Also notes twin girls born in Lebanon, Missouri, on two consecutive days.
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Charley Grimm
Fred Bailey
United Press
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Grimm
Dean
Heam
Cardinals
Rogers Hormsby
Browns
Cubs
Wrigley Field
P. K. Wrigley
Charlie
Wrigley
Groom
Lebanon
Walter Hills
Old Ironsides Cannon Arrives at Galion Plant Yard
A historic U S Navy cannon from the frigate Constitution, nicknamed Old Ironsides, is being mounted in the yard of the Galion Metal Works Company. The piece is preserved in the Boston Navy Yard and now on public display in Ohio.
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Alion
Canada
U. S. Nay
Galion Metallic Vauill Company
Boston Navy Yards
Walker Too Smart for Littman in Pittsburgh Fight
Veteran Mickey Walker, 161, of Elizabeth New Jersey, dominated Tait Littman of Cudahy Wisconsin in a unanimous decision at Duguivene Garden. Littman showed youth and reach but Walker controlled most rounds with an overhand right, keeping Littman from mounting a comeback.
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United Press
Fitteburgh
Mickey Waller
Tiabeth
Tait Littman
Cudahy
Wiswend
Lerma
Duguivene Garden
Littman
Tnai
Walker
Alt
Andret Ends
al Quail
Pittsburgh
Wit's
Jimmy Belmont
Braddock
Quail
Daliberans Tale
Spry Fale
Vly Witketts
Harry Jacobs
Pittshungis
Liberties To Meet Warren In Local League Clash
James town November 2 Liberties meet Warren in a New York Penn League game at Russell Field Warren Thursday at 2 30 pm Both teams aim to show top form after trading league wins this season The Liberties have eight victories and no defeats while Warren has two losses to Liberty games and one to the Patriots?
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Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions
Lions
Jaimestown
Raney Liberties
Plevens
Russell Wield
Warren
Labo
Warrenites
Uni
Dainmen
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