Sportsmen Campaign for House of David Basketball
A fragmented local sports page urges supporters to back a campaign related to House of David basketball in Benton Harbor Michigan. It highlights public involvement, warning against fake endorsements, and mentions Amerson Bartlett and local players projected to contribute to team efforts amid concerns about injuries and upcoming collegiate play.
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Suseal House
David
Aoa
Astley Grea
Benton Harbor
Michigan
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House of David
Bentin Harbor
Mich
Corry Bantams to Stage First Home Contest
Corry Bantams prepared to host Erie County powerhouse in a bantam league game at Athletic Field tomorrow at 8 o clock. Manager Miller said the county seat lads will play on Thanksgiving Eve in a test against one of Erie’s strongest junior teams, Erie Barbers, following a season marked by limited action but strong preseason work. Sonny Daye leads the pack with Livny and Guy among key players, and Coach Pounjoy has developed a compact, skilled squad ready to challenge a seasoned opponent in their home debut.
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Bantam Foothill
al Milter
Erie
Erie City Five
Athletic Field
Clark
Miller
Evie
Homme Arawal
Union City
Mit
Imlin City
Pounjoy
N& G
Sonny
Ritz Five to Open Season on Holiday in Union City
Ritz Pennsylvanians basketball club opens the 192d SM season in Union City Thursday at 8:30 p.m. against the Georgia House of David, with preliminaries Ritz Juniors versus Corry Ramblers at 7:45. Doors open 7:20. admission 40 cents general, 25 cents students. Freddie Pusch manages a strong lineup featuring Tony Adams center, Renu Strand guard, Myers, Coury High School coach and Thiel star Lambie, Ohio Wesleyan star 1990 32, Dick Larson ex Akron Firestone, Steadie Pusch as playing manager.
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Union Cloy
Ritz Pennsylvanians
Georgia House of David
Pennsylvania
House of David
Corry Ramblers
Ritz
City Hall
Unu
Freddie Pusch
Union City
Tony Adams
Renu Strand
Myers
Coury
Thiel
Lambie
Ohio Wesleyan
Dickarson
Akron Firestone
Ritzies
Steadie Pusch
Junior Cage Leagues Formed For School Teams
Local plans announce junior and senior cage leagues for boys. Games to start December 16 at Sonry Junior High gym with officers to be elected December 9. Captains named for Senior Junior Sophomore and Freshmen divisions. several elementary and junior high teams join in the league setup.
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Dimtor High School
Tallyiey
Concord
Junine
Ghireh
Jimniot High School
Cbs
Gluhi
Phalane
Tech and Pitt Meet Thursday in Thanksgiving Gridiron Tilt
United Press report from Pittsburgh says Carnegie Tech and University of Pittsburgh drill lightly. Pitt lines show Heine Weisenwaugh at tailback replacing Izzy Weinstock, creating a trio of halfbacks. Steve Serebus, from Johnstown, Pa, slated to start against the Panthers as the squad eyes a Saturday clash with New York, aiming for substantial yardage.
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United Press
Pudisburgh
Carnegie Vech
University of Pittsturet
Nothnall
Pitt Stadium
Pitt
Heine Weisen
Waugh
Parenti
Izzy Weinstock
Weisenpaugh
Garnegie
Lobe
Steve Serebus
Fromy Johnstown
Panthers
New York
Helen Jacobs Receives Threatening Letters in Hoston
Helen Jacobs, noted national women’s tennis champion from Gulifornia, reports receiving several threatening and obscene letters at her winter residence in Hoston. She was to confer with Assistant Attorney here this afternoon about the matter.
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United Press Hoston
Helen Jacobs
Gulifornia
National Women’s Tel
Champlon
Hak
Princeton Tigers decline bid to Rose Bowl after tie rule
Princeton, N J November 29 The Princeton Tigers, unbeaten and untied, will not consider meeting Stanford in the Pasadena Rose Bowl due to a policy against post season games. The decision followed a special board meeting of the Princeton Athletic Association board of control chaired by Thurston J Davies and announced by the acting chairman.
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Princeton
N. J
Tigers
Stanford
Pasadena
Princeton Athletic Associations Board of Control
Thurston J. Davies
Annoucement
Beavers Honor Beavers: Corry High Football Banquet
Members of Corry High School football team were honored at their annual banquet hosted by the Mothers of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at 6 30 last evening. Mayor Frank J England acted as toastmaster. Speakers included Harry B Smith Richard Paulson Lenny Dave Kenneth Jackson Coach Myers and Mrs William Akam. Attendees included H J Sheen Milton Zalmeck and the graduating players. A committee led the event with decor in orange and high school colors, chrysanthemums, supplied by Rowe Florals.
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Corry High Echool
Nokball
Veterans of Foreign War
Franke J. Mngland
Harry B. Smith
Richa Poulson
Lenny
Dave Kenneth Jackson
Coach Myers
William Akam
H. J. Sheen
Milton Zalmeck
J. A. Williams
Andrew Paulson
Pytrs
Qar
Boyle Replaced on Boxing Commission in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Pa November 21 Dr Wit Ti McClelland Pittsb urgh was appointed today by Gov Pinchot to the state border commission He succeeds Hayey J Boyle Pittsburg whose term expired October 22nd McClelland is a practicing dentist in Pittsburgh Quincy Mahe November 2 More than A gote of personal were Injures some seriously in a van end collision Hindayr between Wye Beisto shorts d passenger trains crowded With commit tee Abantion station Both trains were feesl on the New York New Haven Hartford Hall road
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Harrisbury
Dr. Wit
Ti McClelland
Piltabueeh
Gov. Pinchot
Thd
Hayey J. Boyle
Pittsburgh
McGielland
United Press
Quincy
Mahe
Wye Beisto Hotsd
Offie Abantion
New York, New" Haven
Hartford Hall Road
All-America football team picks dominated by Big Ten
Henry McLemore reports the 1933 United Press All-America selections. five from the Big Ten, three from the Far West, one from the South and one from the Southwest. Notable names include Northwestern’s Manske, Michigan’s Bernard and Wistert, Army’s Buckler, and Purdue’s Purgis, with a strong first unit and an extensive honorable mention list.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Middle West
Far West
Edgar Manske
Northwestern
Fred Crawford
Duke
Aurbn Rosenberg
Calif
Charles Bernard
Michigan
Francis Schammel
Towa
Francis Wistert
Paul Geisler
Centenary
Irvine Warburton
Calit
Norman Franklin
Que
State Fire
Jack Buckler
Army
Duane Purgis
Purdue
Imhershernates
Chia
Wrestling Results from New York Event with Varied Names
Wrestling results list multiple wrestlers from Brooklyn and New Jersey with scattered names, likely from a New York event. The OCR text is garbled, showing numerous misread names and terms, making precise attribution difficult. The fragment hints at match outcomes and participant references but lacks coherent structure.
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New York
Tim. Lonnon
Raven
Uven Baul Boosth
Brooklyn
Sol Slagel
Geemdny
Theay Lew Plummer
Pred Orinihtacter
Jows
Vira Card Tha
Twinois
Moxico
Dick Raines
Tex
Jauyimary Murcer
Old Glory Sale at Madison Avenue Armory Feeds Horse Auction Frenzy
In New York at the Madison Avenue Armory a large crowd gathers for the annual old glory sale of trotting horses. Auctioneer Joan Rain, from Lexington, presides as bidders push prices on a range of colts and fillies including a blue colt named Inspector from Walnut Hall farm. The atmosphere blends excitement with gambling tension as bidders shout prices from one hundred to three hundred dollars, with horses like Peter Volo and Winsco-Panna touted as top sires.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Aclion
Madison Avenue
Ana l
Papa
Joan Rain
Lexington
Inspector
Walnut Hall
Donerail
Kentucky
Bain
Wal-l
Peter Volo
Tim
Duke’ of
Frisco
Duke of
Selka
Sellaby
Los Angeles Baby Arizmends Win by Decision
Mexico City fighter 23 from Los Angeles defeats Wadie Bleu, 148 pounds, Chicago, in a disciplined decision at the bout. Arizmends secures victory as Bleu bows out with the judges’ score tally.
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Los Angeles
Baby Arizmends
Mexico City
Wadie Bleu
Chicago
AEROS WIN ALL THREE CONTESTS FROM RAYMONDS
Corry City Bowling League results show Aero Supply defeating Raymonds in a three game sweep at Recreation Alleys. Aero led 44-86 in game one then tied 897 in game two before winning game three 94-87 to finish with a 2789 total against 2580 for Raymonds.
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AEROS
Raymonds
Aer Supply Tech
Corry City
Aero Supply
Corry-Jamestown
Citizens Banke
Pili Reister
Washington
Winhl
Raymond Mfg
Carroll
Goring
Tks Gustafson
Aero Supply Fyne
Crige Og
Russell
Graker
UBS
Ridgway Five Triumphs in 104704 Contest
Ridgway Five opened their season at the Army pavilion Monday night, crushing Tyler U CI GC quintet by a 104 to 16 score. Kutty Johnson and Y Weston starred in the decisive opening period as Salijers turned up the heat, piling points early and dominating the run of play. Local names Bud Hogat, Petey Gi Lotta, Covell and Pancha Manila are noted in boxing style recaps alongside other city sports blurbs.
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Ridgway
Vann
Jo. Hunkerballl
Etm
Tyler U. Ci. GC
Salijers
Geir
Alan
Kutty’ Johnson
Y. Weston
Perio
Economic mood dampens prospect for employment progress
The report notes persistent labor market weakness as optimism fades about job creation. Officials highlight limited gains in villages and ongoing unemployment challenges. leaders fear renewed hesitation from workers and communities may slow recovery. Government efforts to mobilize employment programs face uncertain public acceptance.
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