Buffalo Bison hit by management change and Miller era praised
The Buffalo Bison see turmoil as manager Ray Schelk departs for Indianapolis with aide Leo Miller, while Miller’s resilience and major league contacts are noted as a strong asset. Local notes cover deer season planning, a defensive drill at State College, District 10 meetings, and bowling exhibition results.
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Oder
Harpenei
Ray Schelk
Indianapolis
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Bison Glup
Georgio
Stallings
Hay Sohal
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Bison
Millar
Miller
Buffaln Courier
1937 Football season nears finale with Army Navy game crowd
1937 football season nears its close led by Army Navy in Philadelphia with 102,281 spectators. Fordham Pitt and Notre Dame loom, while Stanford, Santa Clara, Villanova and Holy Cross seek perfect records. Rice Baylor Oklahoma State clash shapes title race. Southern Methodist Texas Christian also on slate.
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United Press
New York
Muri
N. Y
Wordham
Duke Pittsburgh
Durham
N.C
Philadephia
Municipal Stadium
Gélit
Calor
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Trojany
California
Stanford
Columbia
Pittsburgh
Fordham
Army
Pitts
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Bolt
Santa Clara
Villanova
Holy Gross
Gonziga
Loyola of Los Angeles
Holy Cross
Tncay
Boston College
Southern Methodist
Texas Christin
Rice
Baylor
Centenary
Oklahoma
Aggies
Nebraska leads title race. key conference clashes loom
Nebraska holds two wins no losses atop the standings with a title within reach if they win or tie. Oldishoma could close the gap with a defeat while Kansas State and Oklahoma fig have strong showings. In the Southeastern Conference Auburn Florida Georgia and LSU Tulane collide as title pursuits continue. Intersectional games spotlight Missouri UCL A in LA and San Francisco facing Michigan State.
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Commhuskers
Oklahoma
Oldishoma
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Florida
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Georgia Tech
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Tulane
Alabama
Missouri
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Michigan State
Camden swimmer breaks world backstroke mark
Dorothy Forbes of Philadelphia swam the 100 meter backstroke in 1 minute 52.02 seconds last night, breaking the existing world record of 1 22.3 held by Eleanor Holm Jarrett. The event took place in Camden, New Jersey.
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Camden
Dorothy Forbes
Philadelphia
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Jacksonville
Fis
Pitt Panthers Favored To Beat Duke In Season Windup
Pittsburgh's undefeated Panthers head to Duke University in a windup game expected to draw about 45 000 fans. A Pitt win would likely clinch a bid to the Rose Bowl or Sugar Bowl while Duke enters as the underdog after a tie with Tennessee and a loss to North Carolina.
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Panthers
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Pitt
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Duke
Tennessee
North Carolina
Tommy Farr to Fight Nathan Mann in Madison Square Garden
New York Nov 27 Nathan Mann of New Haven Conn a heavyweight will meet British challenger Tommy Farr who fought Joe Louis in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden Mann and Farr set to battle for ten rounds in New York arena with United Press reporting.
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New York
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New Haven
Conn
Tommy Parr
Joe Louis
Madison Square Gar
Deer season opens with high hunter interest in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania big game hunters ready for a 12 day deer season opening at 9 am Monday. Dauphin County officials anticipate a strong bag with a 24 803 all time record possible. a snowfall could boost chances. The Game Commission notes safety lessons from recent fatalities and urges cautious hunting.
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Ughest
Dauphin County
Seth Gordon
Game Commission
Boron
Kileke Munters
South Window Gains 45 Times More Sunlight
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced a plan linking a south window to sunlight exposure. In a boxing recap, Mann defeated Bob Pastor in a short bout at Madison Garden before 6,600 fans in New York.
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Mann
Bob Pastor
New York University
Garden
Miller Signs Contract With Indianapolis Team
Leo T. Miller, longtime Buffalo Bisons business manager, signs to manage the Indianapolis club of the American Association. The move follows Rey Schalke leaving Buffalo to take over Indianapolis. Miller will begin December 1 and relocate from Brie as head of the Indians, ceasing his Erie home commute.
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Leo T. Miller
Buffalo Bisons
Busness
Indianapolis
Miller
Buffalo
Rey Schalke
Bison
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Miler
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Chicago
Army Navy grid classic drew 102000 crowd in Philadelphia
The Army Navy football classic drew 102,281 to Municipal Stadium in Philadelphia for its 88th meeting. Army entered as favorite at 11 10, while Navy and Army cadets wore grey and gold, as fans watched the long standing rivalry unfold. Navy won 7 0 last year.
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Navy
Municipal Stadium
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I Columnu
Hhhielad
Mulheirns win two games in Antler League bowling
Mulheirns defeated Powell Motors with George Roof leading the victors at an average of 189. Totals show Mulheirns 2486 to Powell Motors 2357 as Waite, Jewell, Abbey and Kinley posted strong scores for Powell. Rooms for rent try a Journal classified adv.
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Powell Motors
George Roof
McHirey
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J. Loveland
F. Weaver
IG. Roof
Powell Motor P
Waite
H. Jewell
G. Abbey
G. Kinley
Hammond
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