Braves Forfeit and financial woes rock Boston club
A troubled season unfolds as the Boston Braves face bankruptcy risk after owner Emil Fuchs resigns amid attempts to save Braves Field. Babe Ruth era experiments falter, stock calls remain unmet, and league intervention repeats as fans learn of ongoing misery. Meanwhile college football visions and boxing cards fill a busy sports page.
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Philadelphia
Lay Au
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Emil Fuchs
Citth
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National Bank invades Queen City Bowling Clash
In Titusville Nov 2 the Brownell team from the M.G.A. Tenpin League seeks revenge after a loss to the National Bank bowlers at Corry. The two strong squads meet at eight o clock on the alleys with Verné Group of baseball fame among Corry players. Anderson’s pin topple key to the prior setback. Also ad: For Rent two fists with garage at 310 West Church Street.
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Corry
Brownell
Verné Group of Baseball Fame
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Baressi
Kiefer
Anderson
Brownells
Midwest lands six All-America posts
United Press picks the 1935 All-America team with six Midwest players dominating the lineup. Notables include Widseth and Smith of Minnesota, Miller of Notre Dame, Wagner of Michigan State, Berwanger of Chicago, plus Baugh of Texas Christian and Wilson of SMU in the backfield. The selections span across the nation with players from the Southwest, Far West, and South also represented.
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Widseth
Smith
Minnesota
America
Miller
Notre Dame
Wagner
Michigan State
Jones
Ohio State
Berwanger
Zhicago
Southwest
Baugh
Texas Christian
Wileson
Southern Methodist
Bobby Grayson
Stanford
Far West
Waat
John Weller
Princeton
Gaynell Tinsley
Louisiana State
Andy Pitney
Army
Northwestern
Southern California
Garry le van
Glenn Seidel
Dave Smuller
Temple
Bil Wallace
John McCauley
Rice
Harry Shuford
Bob Hiapaliton
Reeford
Jay Berwanger
United Press
New York
Gaynor Tinsley
Lousiana State
Wayne Millner
Dick Smith
Ed Widseth
Don Weller
Sid Wagner
Gomer Jones
S. Baugh
Texas
Christian
Chicago
Bobby Wilson
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Moscrip
Wenat
Lutz
California
Wasicek
Colgate
Michaels
Villanova
Wilkinson
Gilbert
Auburn
Alabama
Meyer
Shakespeare
Beise
Minesota
Ssherer
Nebraska
J. Brittingham
Spain
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Loyola
L. A
Tangora
Dropniteh
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Lester
T. C. Uy
Parker
Duke
Buiyid
Marquette
Randour
Pitt
Crayne
Towa
Grid Scores From Various Colleges and States
A compilation of college football scores lists East Fordham 21 over New York U and Albright 31, Muhlenberg 6, Bucknell 7, Temple 6, Catholic 8, NC State 0 and many more matchups including George Washington 18 over North Dakota 0, Penn 38 over Cornell 7, Davis-Elking 6, and Oklahoma 25 over Oklahoma M 0. notable results include North Carolina 61 over Virginia 0, Drake and Far West wide margins, plus Arizona 53 over Drake 0 and Gonzaga 20 over Portland 0.
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Galgate
Brown
Davis-Elking
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Franklin & Marshall
Gettysburg
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Penn
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Millsaps
Mrs. Coll
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Texas
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Vanderbilt
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Richmond
W. Virginia
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Xavier
Sam Houston
Far West Arizona
Drake
Colorado
Denver
Colorado State
New Mexico
Gonzaga
Portland
Montana State
Montana Mines
Nevada
Chica Teachers
San Francisco
Fresno State
Utah
Utah State
Williamette
Whitman
Giants Rout Dodgers 21-0 in Pro Loop Tilt
New York Giants crushed Brooklyn Dodgers 21 to 0 before about 25,000 fans at Ebbetts Field amid muddy conditions. Giants pull two games ahead of the Phillies in the standings.
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Dodgers
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New York Giants
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Platifishers
Panthers and Carnegie Tech Tie in Turkey Day Classic
Pittsburgh sees a 0 to 0 deadlock as Carnegie Tech Tartans hold Pitt Panthers to a scoreless, weather-affected showdown before 25 000 fans. The draw ends Carnegie's six-year city title run and marks a moral victory for the Plaid in 60 minutes of hard football.
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Panthers
Jock Sutherland
Sutherland
Blue and Gold
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Carnegie Tech
Tartans
Tech
United Press
Puptsburgh
Steppine Acrosa
Carnegie
Howart Harpster
Yeeters
East Defeated 25 2 In Southeast Ashland Ashland Tomiats
East defeated Ashland 25 to 2 at Arneco Field on Thanksgiving Day. The Warriors forced a safety in the second quarter, ending Ashland's streak and marking the Tomiats first time this season being scored upon. Kentucky improved to nine straight wins, with a 467 point season total and hopes for a Miami invitation.
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Erie East
Arneco Field
Warriors
Bmsties
T. P. Damron
Kentucky
Miami
Fla
Bucknell Upsets Temple Owls In Rain Soaked Game
Bucknell College upset Temple University 7 to 6 before 15000 drenched spectators at Temple Stadium in Philadelphia. The game featured many breaks as Temple squandered scoring chances and the Owls backfield struggled in the rain, failing to match past performances.
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Philadelphia
Bucknell College
Owls
Temple
Cards Win at Chicago Over Packers in Bitter Game
The Chicago Cardinals defeated the Green Bay Packers 7 to 0 at Wrigley Field, marking their third win of the season in a hard fought professional football contest yesterday.
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Chicago Cardinals
Green Bay Packers
Wrigley Field
Mountain Selected on All Star Eleven
Adrian College stars highlighted by Norm Mountain as the All Star eleven from the Michigan Ontario league after a Detroit coaches meeting. Mountain led a strong Adrian squad with support from Ray Woerner Vin Valkenberg Pentecost Wool Munger and Sunny Daye, showcasing a standout season for the college. Three St Marys players and two Assumption picks also earned spots on the All Star squad.
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Adrian College
Norm Mountain
Michigan-Ontario
Detroit
Adrian
Lawrence Tech
Assumption College
St. Mary'n
Adrian Pridders
Ray Woerner
Vin Valkenburg
Pentecost
Wool
Aid Munger
St. Mary's
Fom
Mountain
Michi«ar
Pas
College
Sunny Daye
Corry
Daye
Hunters Fees Fund Pennsylvania Game Lands
In Harrisburg on November 29 the state notes that 75 cents from each hunter license funds land purchases, refuge improvements, and maintenance. Since the 1927 license rise to $2.00, the fund has supported valuable holdings, with game lands valued at about $2,041,582 as of June 1, 1985, plus $178,805 in buildings.
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Harrisburg
Army Ends Drills For Navy Battle
West Point N Y Nov 29 The Army completed its stiffest practice session of the week as it winds up preparations for the annual football game with Navy on Saturday A light workout was planned but Coach Gar Davidson used suitable conditions to run the players through a lengthy drill at sea of mutt.
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Army
Navy
Gar Davidson
Detroit Lions Top Bears 14 2 Before 20990 Fans
Detroit defeated Chicago 14 to 2 in a game witnessed by 20,990 at the stadium. The win lifts Detroit in the standings and deals a blow to Chicago's title hopes.
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Detroit Lions
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Academy Downs Atlanta 25 to 0 in intersectional game
Erie Academy football men defeated Atlanta Technical team 25 to 0 in a Thursday afternoon intersectional high school clash in Atlanta. About 6,000 fans attended for Zem Zeen hospital fundraiser. Academy scored in each of the first three periods with two touchdowns in the second quarter. Scorers included Thurton Henning Wright and Filey Pass with Thurhon plunge and Wagner placement.
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Erie Academy
Atlanta
Georgia
Zem Zeen
Academy
Wie
Waynes
Thurton
Henning
Wright
Filey
Grunasty to Fight Dewey in Greenville Card Showdown
Local boxing fans herald a midweek feature as Dewey of Greenville prepares to meet featherweight contender Steve Grunasty in the planned next Friday bout. Promoters push final site decisions, with the State Armory under consideration after roller skating use. A definite venue announcement is expected soon.
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Greenville
Steve Grunasty
Corry
State Armory
Grove City High Set 21-Game Cage Schedule
Grove City High basketball enters a 21 game schedule this season starting December 10 against Of City and ending February 28 with Farrell. The plan emphasizes a full winter slate for the cagers with regular season action spread across locations.
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Grove City High Cagers
of City
Farrell
Warren Squad Beats Invaders 90 in Mussel Field Thriller
Jamestown scims-pros lost 9 to 90 to Warren Hyvie Oilers at Mussel Field Warren New Hampshire. Rosequist Jefferson guided Warren with strong defense and a late surge. Foli stood out for the losers in a hard fought game with even terms until the final period.
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Jamestown Scims-Pros
Acatston
Hyvie Oilers
Warren
Mussel Field
Britain
Untess Itia
Warrell
Tlich
Lason
Snother
Graham
Rosequist
Jamestown
Wes Magnuson
Wis
Jefferson
George Foli
State Military College Defeats Ursinus 6 to 0
Whitey Russell, 175 pound guard for Pennsylvania Military College, recovered a fumble that set up a late touchdown and helped the team defeat Ursinus 6 to 0 in Chester.
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State Military College
Ursinus
Chester
Whitey Russell
Pennsylvania Military College
New Castle Downs Sharon in 6-0 METAL clash
New Castle high school defeated Sharon high on Taggart field yesterday afternoon by a 6-0 score. The game was evenly fought throughout as New Castle dominated the METAL league showdown on level turf.
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New Castle High School
Sharon High
Taggart Field
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