Top Heavy Bowling League Hints at Busy Season Ahead
United Press sports notes describe Acro Supply squd dominating early in the bowling season with promises of strength and tighter competition. Krone keglers appear two hundred pins ahead of rivals, while other details touch on Joe Chonin's appointment, baseball wages, and football prospects across Kentucky, Georgia, and Notre Dame margins.
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Garey
Acro
Court City
Joop
Acros
Henry McLemore
United Press
Lew Fonseca
Yall Ubeurn
Joe Chonin
Hess
Thy Yan- Hines Ikke
George Bamshaye
Bill Walker
SE. Louis
Joe McCurthy
Buffalo
Butkaloes
Yankees
Atlanta
Ientucky
Georgia
Grustion
Rraiter
Kentucky
Comrale Bah
Garkme
Dixie
MvAnly
Florida
Rex
N.C. State
MesAuly
Sewanne
Chvisim
Jit Bottomley
Reds
Kearns Ant Dempsey
Sun Riles
SE Joe
Mishawaka
Soith Bend
Kanesas
Notre Dam
Witterlos
Kangas
Caynon Iliey
Columbia
Pate Thi Yeu
Army
Pittsburen
Lome Tomson
Garries
Winang
Ourry
Ann Orane
Keister’s Take Two Of Three In Opening Match
Keisters Cut Rate squad won two games after dropping the first, defeating Citizens National Ban keglers in Corry City buoying a 2505 pin total. Aero Supply led with 2767 pins in opening Jengi season match as Gore Tamestown bids captured honors. Capt. Krone averaged 213 and Char Joy Criker 200.
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Keister
Citizens National
Bani Keglers
Corry City
Aero Supply
Gore Tamestown
Capt. Krone
Char- Joy Criker Mnnenip
Krone Returns to Bolster Beavers in Cathedral Clash
Corry High eyes a repeat of last year as Krone returns at fullback and a reshuffled Beavers lineup prepares for the morning game at Rio Stadium. Myers’ squad features Kennedy Sprovers at ends, Nichols at tackle, Phillips center, and Thorpe at back, with Dave directing signals behind a strengthened line.
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Myers
Erie Battle
Krone
Dave
Benvers
Frree
Vient Halt
Tomorron
South Myers
Cathedral
Sprovers
Kennedy
Wiliams
Cogswell
B. Nichols
McElyoy
Lawrence Nichols
Tin Jalter
Phillips
Hi Park
Pless
Alves
N. Thorpe
Thorpe
Nso
Stagg to step down as Chicago coach in 1983
University of Chicago announces Amos Alonzo Stagg will retire as athletic director and football coach on June 30, 1983. Professor Thomas Metwilf will succeed him as athletic director. The decision ends Stagg’s storied tenure amid plans for a new defensive system and a challenging schedule for 1932.
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George Kirkler
United Press
Chicago
University of Chicago
Amos Alonzo
Thomas Metwilf
Department of Physical Education
Town State College
Ames
Lemore Picks Winners In Big Games Saturday
United Press sports writer Henry T McLemore presents Saturday selections for major college games. Princeton–Cornell, Army–Pitt, Georgia Tech–Auburn, Ohio State–Michigan, Minnesota–Nebraska, Notre Dame–Navy, Texas–Vanderbilt, and more are forecast with favored outcomes and point implications.
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Lemore
Henry T McLemore
United Press
Princetod
Cornell
Princeton
Army
Pitt
Georgia
Tech
Auburn
Wreck Tech
Oho State
Michigan
Ohio
Piue
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Miinnesou
Varsity Scores and Muddled Matchups Across Major Colleges
A jumbled listing shows several college games with mixed results. California edges Washington State, Penn beats Dartmouth by one, Yale narrowly defeats Syracuse, Georgia edges North Carolina, Harvard tops Penn State, and Indiana over Town State with other uneven outcomes among Liberty and Lafayette, Holy Cross, and Detroit.
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Loyola
California
Washington State
Texas
Ollatomna
N.Y. U
Georgetown
Dartmouth
Penn
S. M. WU
Syracuse
Yule
Brown
Yale
Georgia
N.C
Harvard
Penn State
Amd L
Misa
Gol Bite
Lafayette
Indiana
Town
Kansas
Holy Gross
Detroit
Willard Becomes Bouncer in Vine Street Market
Willard, the former heavyweight contender, testifies in municipal court about a $292 alleged plumb debt while taking a job as a bouncer at his Vine Street market house earning about $15 a week. The hearing occurred in Los Angeles on October 14.
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Los Angeles
Jess Willing
Ting
Vine Street
Kid Chocolate Knocks Out Lew Feldman For World Title
Cuban Sugar Plantations star Kid Chocolate defeated Lew Feldman in 12 rounds at Madison Square Garden to claim the featherweight world title as recognized by the New York Athletic Commission. The bout drew about 6,000 fans and marked Feldman’s third loss to Chocolate, who previously beat him in prior encounters.
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New York
Itlu Cave
Frenter
Rhumba
Brooklyn
Lew Feldman
Mailison Square Garden
New York Athletic Commission
Chocolate
Hubrey Balliet
New
Chootate
Feta Tman
Kye
Tommy Paul
Bhialo
National Boxing Association
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Mainieje Syyaria
Paddy Baerett
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Martin
Dirry City Bowling Bisigne
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Rooneys
Maghivvcay
Bley
Cory
Alice Ase
Naw
Cari ‘Gh
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Conny City Bowling League
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Eeister
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Corry
Last Niight
Feike
Anderson
Tdi
Scott
Skeafer
Christensen
Lily
E. E. Guignon
High Squad
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Weigel Chevrolet CO
Mr. Turner
Chevrolet
L.B. Sears
North Center Street
Star
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Pais
Jis Meinning
Isely
P. Scribe Favors
Ohio State
Purdue
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Root’s Furniture Store
Forest Mills
Willard
Claude Dell
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Cajey
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