Braves fall into hands of league seeks buyer may operate club
Boston Braves valuable franchise and players declared forfeited by unanimous NL vote over extended obligations. League aims to find a buyer to pay debts estimated at 325000. If no bidder appears, the NL will operate the club and keep it in Boston, with stockholders exposed.
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Major football and local matches headline clash
A large crowd is planned for Brie Academy High versus Atlanta Tech in a charity clash at Brie Stadium with proceeds aiding Zem Zem Hospital for Crippled Children. Union City opens its season tonight against Meadville Collegians, while Stanford weighs Rose Bowl invite options as Knox College eyes next season under Pete Reynolds.
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Pirates May Purchase Ball Farm in Kansas
Negotiations are under way between the Pittsburgh baseball club and the Hutchinson Chamber of Commerce to convert the Kansas plant into a farm for Pirate apprentices. The Hutchinson team is run by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Stanford Players Rally Behind Lute after Hopes Fade
A fragmentary account notes Leemans forgotten despite a year of praise for a California tackle, while the New York Giants still wish him for next season. Stanford players, drilled on Lutz’s greatness, left the blunt message Nuts to Lute on the dormitory board.
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Cough Drops Replace Old Cough Syrups in Media Ad
The article notes that coughers prefer Vicks Medicated Cough Drops over old fashioned syrups. The lozenge dissolves in the mouth delivering throat soothing medication from 12 to 15 minutes at a fraction of a cent.
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Reveal Identity of Dartmouth Prayer Revealed
Nov 27 unromanized spectator who helped Dartmouth staged drama in defeat to Princeton is identified as Mile Mesto, a restaurant worker. He admits dropping between the tackle and guard during the closing minutes to influence play, amid talk of a tough deal for Dartmouth and Princeton.
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Twelve records set by Homestead girl Lenore Kight
Lenore Kight formerly of Homestead Pennsylvania led the women with twelve new amateur swimming records among 292 marks to be reviewed by delegates at the upcoming A A U convention in New York. The 1935 list shows 83 women’s records and 209 by men, with Ralph Flakgan of Miami credited with 20 freestyle records.
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Bucknell Prepares For Temple Game In Philadelphia
Bucknell Bisons wrapped up a long practice in Lewisburg amid new plays by Armen as they finished strenuous work for the Thanksgiving Day clash with Temple in Philadelphia. Army suffers a setback as Moe Daly, line coach, undergoes emergency appendicitis surgery ahead of the Navy game.
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Tennis stars join George Lott in 1925 tour
Promoter Promocer ill O'Brien announced that George Lott, with Bill Tilden Blisworth Vines and Lester Stoefen, has signed a contract to form a professional tennis tour across the country next year.
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Tech High Chooses Captain for 1986 Football Team
Erie November 27 Joe Hatkevich was elected captain of the 1986 Tech High football club. He is expected to make every All Scholastic team in town this year whether official or not.
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Amateur Boxer Fatally Hurt in Cleveland Card
In Cleveland on November 27, novice boxer John Woerlin died after a fourth round knockdown in a bout at Broadway and East Seth Street. Opponent Billy Geerlin was declared winner as the referee stopped the match. Walinski collapsed in the dressing room twenty minutes later. A physician arrived but he did not recover.
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Aliskey Named Captain Of Pitt Panthers For Tech Game
Pittsburgh November 27 Kiskey a rugged North Braddock lad finishing his varsity gridiron career at Pitt was named captain of the Panthers by Coach Joule Sutherland. He will lead the Jungle Cats in their last home game against Carnegie Tech tomorrow afternoon at the Stadium.
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Cornell Penn Game On Air At Two Oclock
Corryites are urged to listen to the upcoming grid matches tomorrow afternoon on their radios. Alabama faces Vanderbilt in Nashville at 3 p m on WSM. Chicago Bears meet Detroit in Detroit at 11 a m on WGN. Cornell U plays Pennsylvania in Philadelphia at 2 p m on WIP. Green Bay meets Chicago Cards at 2 3 p m on WTAY.
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All Quiet on Turkey Day Sports Card
Corry residents plan to attend multiple sports events around town and nearby cities on Thanksgiving Day. The Erie Academy will host a football game at Mele Stadium, likely drawing the largest crowd. Nearby games include Pitt Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh, Warren Unity team in Gil Paz, and Union City hosting Meadville.
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610 BE ISSUED GRID LETTERS AT CORRY H S SOON
Sixteen Beaver high school gridders from the 1935 squad were awarded letters, Coach Russ Byler announced. Four seniors and one injured player may also receive awards. Lettermen include Bracken Dubrosky Hammond Jewell Laurie Paulson Paulson Phillips Pitcavage Roelofs Shoop Sullivan Taylor Walsh Wilcox. Four nonplaying seniors Baressi Craker Radecki Williams also stand for awards. injured Taylor will also receive an award. Others received honorable mention.
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Langford Rehired by Mayor LaGuardia After Hospital Release
Sam Langford once labeled the Boston Tar Baby recovered from injuries suffered when struck by a taxicab. He visited City Hall where Mayor LaGuardia offered him a job at an uptown armory after his discharge from hospital. Langford is partially blind.
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Academy Lions Close Season In Turkey Day Tilt
Erie reports Academy Lions wrap up season on Thanksgiving day with a 11 player lineup facing Atlanta Pech of Atlanta Ga. Captain Harry Borowonic leads a strong line with Clark Saylor George Christoph and Leon Herpleh amid a challenging schedule including wins over East Vincent Prep Farrell and Pittsburgh Central Catholic and losses to Conneaut Warren C Can on McKinley and Samestown. The Smithies coached by Gabe Tolbert are noted for a tough southern program and a heart breaking touchdown decision for the state title.
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Ladies League Remains In Tie After Last Night
Eila Taisiinds were eliminated leaving a three way deadlock among Ludlow Bowling League teams while Five and Carroll Vanities stayed in a two team tie after last evening’s matches.
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