Golfers Prepare for Start of PGA Tournament
Oklahoma City opens with 121 entries for the National PGA Championship at Twin Hills. Veterans like Hagen Sarazen Runyan and Horton Smith join rising players as practice yields strong scores led by Sarazen 68 and Diegel 69 on the 6325 yard course.
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Football Notes From Colleges by George Kirkley
Notes from 4 football press box reveal Ohio State's 887 yards and 85 7 win over Drake. Buckeye coach Francis Schmidt faces praise and critique as several teams remain unbeaten. Other items highlight backs Burt Johnson and centers Basrak Hinkle, Yale wingmen Train and Kelly, Northwestern players near ineligibility, and press box contrasts across venues.
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National grid clashes headline week stirs college football
A sweeping slate of top college games unfolds this week with Army Harvard Michigan State vs Boston College and Notre Dame Pittsburgh in notable showdowns. Also noted are coach remarks on state game lands for hunting and rising swim star Shirley Butler’s potential rise.
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Beavers Make First Invasion Of Sheffield Gridiron Trip
Corry's Beavers travel to Sheffield for their first foreign gridiron test this season. Psychological edge of a home crowd is seen as a potential factor, but players with prior varsity experience may offset any invader anxiety. The squad is relatively green with many newcomers.
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Aeros Win Two In Antler Loop Bowling Night
The Aeros swept two games from the Donaldson Brothers squad in Antler Bowling League action at the Elks Runways. High scores included A Paulson with a 170 average. detailed frame totals show strong contributions from multiple players across both teams.
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Boxing Results From New York Venues Show KOs and Decisions
In Broadway Arena Abe Wasserman of New York defeated Charlie Bedami in a 10 round bout by knockout while Tay Zerling stopped Louis Gulerii in the 2nd. At Coliseum Mickey Page from Providence won by technical knockout over Mickey Tedone of New York in the first round. New Haven saw Al Gajinor from New Haven outpoint Babe Hunt of Oklahoma over ten rounds.
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Coach Fry ends freshmen as scrimmage fodder at K State
Manhattan Kansas August. Coach Wes Fry clarifies changes in Kansas State College football practice. Freshmen will not be used to soak up hits for the varsity this year. They will receive lighter work but still gain development and will see some varsity action without heavy battering.
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Twin City Game Renew Rivalry Corry Warren
Corry faces Warren in a Twin City game this Sunday aiming to renew the longtime rivalry with HyVis Ol. Despite a roughly even strength, Warren holds a slight edge from population. Fans from Corry and Union City plan to travel to Warren for what is billed as a top district grid clash this season.
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Michigan State Counts 125 Freshmen Squad
One of the largest freshmen squads in recent years, numbering 125, trains under coaches Ben Van Alatyne and John Kobs at Michigan State College. The out of state representation includes Utah, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Indiana, New York, Illinois, and Michigan.
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Adrian Favored in Weekend Clash with Detroit Tech
Adrian College hosts Detroit Tech on Saturday in a matchup described as Adrian favored to win after last year’s 90 to 0 victory. The Detroit Tech squad is noted to have not improved significantly, with recent defeats suggesting a tough test for the visitors.
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Fear Rivalry Delays Twin City Grid Team Plan
Promoters mull a Corry Union City semi pro basketball squad to replace the Twin City grid team but face fan resistance. Longtime rivalries between Corry and Union City raise fears fans will oppose cooperation. No action until after the basketball season ends.
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Class B Bowling Loop Sets Night Matchups
The Class B Bowling League starts its third week at Recreation Alleys this evening. Kiwanis teams duel on alleys 1 and 2, Spring Creek faces Loblew on alleys 3 and 4, and Aeros meets Corry Jamestown on alleys 5 and 6.
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Army Eleven Faces Harvard in Opening Test
West Point prepares for a season opener against Harvard, an undefeated visitor in the series. A veteran injury clouds the Cadets’ chances as Ralph King, the captain and quarterback, is sidelined by a recent injury.
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Duquesne Prepares for Washington Invasion
Duquesne University football players practiced focusing on an air tight pass defense as they prepared for a Friday night game against Washington University. Coach Christy Flannean and Coach Clipper Smits emphasized strong pass defense after watching Washington tackle Southern Methodist in St Louis last Saturday.
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