Scholastic quintets open city campaign Friday big feature
Corry prep sports kickoff with Beavers hosting Spartansburg in a warm up for locals. Junior High Blue Jays clash with Alumni in prelim. St Edward’s faces Clymer in a parochial duel. Coach Byler shifts to offense and defense while Bereaved players adjust. Starting lineups emerge amid drills and injuries.
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Corry
Rosa Byler
Beavers
Spartansburg
Wilford Pomeroy
Blue Jays
Art Pitts
St. Edward's Club
Clymer High
Eyler
Bual Gumbleton
Carl Sullivan
Burton Hammond
Bob Bracken
Varaity
Bob Brown
Loveland
Rourke
Simmonson
Kundraeil
Bob Brigham
Jimmy Mead
Tom Crane
John Hadock
Tommy Mead
Prairie dog towns ruined in Alliance Nebraska
Prairie dogs in Box Butte county have been silenced by a poison extermination push. Alive conservation efforts protected 9,000 acres of range land, saving farmers an estimated $2,200 annually.
Smoke spray alarms thief in River Falls store
A passerby saw smoke clouds from a River Falls shop and alerted a freetorm. The proprietor and sleepy firemen arrived to learn the “smoke” came from an electric sprayer at work.
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River Falls
Minn
Antler Loop Bowling League opens tonight with 10 squads
Rosters for ten Antler Bowling League teams are set and competition begins tonight at the Halk's club alleys. Opening matches include Powell's Cabin in the Pines, with Thomas Motors vs National Bank tomorrow, Mulheims vs Donaldson's Wednesday, Wing Willi vs Citizens Bank Thursday, and Steen's vs Sterling Mile Friday. Teams and players include Thomas Motors led by Charles Craker and Phil Waite, National Bank with Joe Cohen and Harry Powerl, Powell Motor led by George Kinley, Mulhein Beers with Jack Inwin, Wing Willi captained by Clark Lord, Steen's with Dick Smith, Cabin in the Pines led by Al Watrona, Donaldson Bros with Glenn Donaldson, and Citizens Bank with Cassius Sears and Ray Green.
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Hlk
Powell
Pines
Thomas Motors
National Bank
Mulheimns
Donaldson's
Wing Willi
Citizens’ Bank
Steen
Charles Craker
Phil Waite
Lawrence Thomas
B. Graham
Bill Dykes
H. Jewell
Guy Stafford
Frank Bliss
A. Paulson
Joe Cohen
Harry Powerl
Harry Paulson
Ralph Martin
James Scully
Phillip Zalaneck
Sid Stewart
Powell Motor
Harold Powell
George Kinley
Guy Abbey
Milton Zalaneck
Walter Scott
Carl Sunther
Olin Bracken
Dr. O'Hare
Walter DeJeans
Mulhein Beers
Jack Inwin
Rean Mc
Stanley Casper
Pail Ohrn
William Spiesman
Dick Smith
Rube Randall
Lynford Chase
Junior Franz
A J. Dempsey
John Flanigan
James Sullivan
Charles Tanner
Cabin In the Pines
al Watrona
Herb Gulick
James Carrig
Frank Kinley
John Ohrn
Neils Christensen
Leon Brown
Larry Sandstrom
al Morrison
Donaldson Bros
Glenn Donaldson
New Hershey Sports Arena to Open December 19
The Hershey sports arena with about 10 000 seats will open December 19 as the Hershey Bears host the New York Rovers. The eight month build is 282 feet wide and 362 feet long, the largest monolithic concrete span in the country. Hockey seating is limited to 7 100. Named individuals include Sterling Milk Norma Edinger Capt. John Love Frank England Fields Jack Baker Paul Burkhardt Hobart Hall B A Holcomb and Marty Ed Haines.
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Mnicu Rress
Hershey
iPa
Hershey Sports Arena
Hershey Bears
New York Rovers
Sterling Milk
Norma Edinger
Capt
John Love
Frank England
Fields
Jack Baker
Paul Burkhardt
Hobart Hall
B.A. Holcomb
Marty Ed Haines
Weekly League Bowling Resumes With City Keglers Clash
Annual football banquet set for tomorrow at 6 15 PM in the Methodist church dining room. All gridiron players coaches and school officials will attend as part of the season resumption and celebration.
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Ce Ees
Methodist Church
City Bowling League opens week with key matchups
Sealers of the City Bowling League host second division clubs this evening as five games kick off the week. Kiester’s battles Corry Jamestown while Aeros face Aero Athletic Association and Citizens meet Cohen Gaels. WPA Class B leaders face Loblaw’s. Market and Kments join four-way second-place tie. Recreation Alleys meet Corry Jamestown, Carroll’s team confronts Ladies League leaders, Bracken and Keating’s squad, Blue Ribbons square off with Kasper, and other matches feature Raymond loop co leaders versus Grinding department.
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Sealers
Etion
Antler Bowling League
Kiester
Tamatied
Market
Kments
Jupo Otler Ht
Recreation Alleys
Met
Corry
Jamestown
Carroll
Bracken
Keating
Kasper
Racke
Cohen
Shippers
Grintera
Aero League
Inspection
Dayton
Washington and Jefferson Cancel 1937 Army Game
Washington and Jefferson College canceled their 1937 football game with Army at West Point at the request of school authorities. Officials said a reduced squad size under a si rion subsidization policy would make the contest unfair. Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets defeated the New York Rovers 8 to 4 in overtime at Duquesne Garden.
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Washington
Washington, and Jefferson
Army
West Point
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets
New York Rovers
Duquesne Garden
Upsets mark final '36 grid season as favorites bow
Leslie Avery reports the closing college football season produced dramatic upsets and title implications. Notre Dame’s victory over Ammy 7 0 breaks no records. Columbia Lions halt favored Stanford 80-yard kickoff return sparks a 13 0 win. Figures discuss Alabama LSU Washington Texas Christian Arkansas SMU Baylor Nebraska and Oregon State results shaping bowl and conference implications.
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Leslie Avery
United Press
York
Nevy
Lou Little
Columbia Lions
Stanford
George Furey
Santa Clara
Broncos
Texas Christian
Dixie
Ted
Alabama
Lousiana State
Traltile
Washington
Thane
Huskies
Texas
Christian
Lkid
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Baylor
Rice
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Oregon State
Portland
REQUEST SPORTSMEN TO BACK FEEDING PROGRAM
The State Game Commission in Harrisburg appeals for sportsmen to support its small game feeding program to stock Breeding stock through winter. Secretary Seth Gordon urges school children and NYA workers to aid. heavy winter toll and a shortened season strain supplies. If not fed, seagore closures may be required next year.
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United Frees
Haa
Gordon
Contenders Named for Rose Bowl Opponent Controversy
Fans and writers debated Wash ington state opponents for the Rose Bowl with Alabama and Louisiana State favored by many. Ray Eckmann declined to reveal any selection or even the football sector under consideration, fueling speculation about the potential opposition.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
Ray Eckmann
Eckmann
Hualles
Alabama
Louisiana State
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Lash Again Wins Cross Country Championship
Donald Lash of Indiana won his third straight 10 000 meters A A U cross country title as Indiana recovered team honors after five years, leading teammate Tommy Deckard to the finish by a narrow margin in Newark New Jersey on November 30.
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United Press
Newark
WN. J
Donald Lash
Indiana
Lash
Tommy Deckard
Spud Lewis Quits UCLA San Francisco Football Coach Resigns
Lawrence D. Spud Lewis, head football coach at the University of San Francisco, resigns effective January 1 after his team beat Loyola 17 to 14. The Nov 30 announcement follows the victory and ends his tenure.
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Spud
Lewis
Los Angeles
Lawrence D
Spud) Lewis
Te University of San Francisco
Loyola
Cleveland Bowlers Top Erie Kendall Team in Strong Play
In Cleveland on November 80, Shang Mercurio led the Sterling Gaskeglers to a 6 608 pin six game total, stretching their lead over Erie Pa Kendal Oils by 843 pins. Mercurio posted 228 279 269 in a TTL series, narrowly missing two perfect scores as his team dominated the afternoon. Also from Santa Cruz a bridge note: Janice Judah held 13 spades, bid grand, was doubled, and lost points.
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Cleveland
Maples
Shang Mercurio
Sterling
Kendal Oils of
Erie
Emile Alleg
Saburday
Marcnrio
Mercurio
Santa Cruz
Cal
Janice Judah
Baby Makes Pacific Hop in Clipper Test
Manila couple Bert Bilen and wife celebrate their 2 year old daughter Joan Siten as the first baby to try the long Clipper hop across the Pacific to her native home in Alameda California.
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Pacific
Alameda
Cal
Joan Siten
Bert Bilen
Manila
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Mark
Bow
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Keister’s
Sandries
Keister
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Erie Kendall
Mercurio Rally
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