Beavers Triumph Over Johnson Surging To 42 Points
In a dominant display last Sunday UBOKS gridders defeated JohnsonSurG with a 42 to 0 score. The game featured strong reserve play from the visitors and highlighted the hosts’ rushing lines, while notable contributors included Corey and Myers on both offense and defense. The win improves their standing as the team evaluates depth for upcoming showdowns.
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McCarthy Sees Little Change In 1934 Yankee Lineup
United Press reports from Buffalo that manager Miller Huggins of the New York Yankees anticipates only minor adjustments for the 1934 season. McCarthy hints at some moves, but states that the core group, including Ruth and other veterans, may remain, with players like Walker and Gehrig likely to figure prominently in the season ahead.
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Michigan Wolverines prep for Ohio State clash
Michigan coach Harry Kipke plans a run heavy practice as the Wolverines gear to face Ohio State after reports of weak passing. At Notre Dame, Indiana, Notre Dame scrimmaged with an eye toward Army and Penn rivalries, while Army prepares for a Cleveland trip and a key scrimmage.
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Annaor
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Old Nassau Is Oped to Win Last Feature
Old Nassau favored to win the crucial Ivy clash as Princeton hosts Columbia at Palmer Stadium in a high stakes Eastern football duel. Coach Lou Little’s Lions arrive with a strong lineup, while Princeton eyes a Rose Bowl shot if they beat Columbia. The game highlights Princeton’s sophomores and key backs, with injuries shaping both rosters before kickoff.
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Schwartz
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Balthas
Meadvilles Triumph in 21-0 Upset Over Franklin High
Meadvilles High school defeated Franklin High 21 to 0 in the annual Skillen Cup clash, drawing 800 to 1,000 spectators. Barnhart’s team showcased strong passing and defense while Davis and Toe led on offense with steady gains. Perry stood out for Franklin as the primary offensive threat.
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Big Ten grid games draw huge crowds this weekend
United Press reports 260 000 fans expected for mid west football showcase with Michigan Ohio State likely to attract over 80 000 at Ann Arbor temporary bleachers boost capacity to 87 000 for the games including Michigan Ohio State and others as recent Los Angeles results set a high watermark and stadiums prepare for peak attendance across Northwestern Indiana Chicago Purdue Minnesota Pittsburgh and more.
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Friedman and Newman Battle for Pass Honors
Two All-America quarterbacks Benny Friedman and Harry Newman lead NFL forward passing as they prepare for a Sunday clash in New York. Newman has 17 completions in 39 attempts for 258 yards in five games, while Herber has 371 yards on 27 of 57. Friedman, in two games, is 9 of 11 for 185 yards, potentially setting a record at this pace.
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NEW York
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Harry Newman
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Green Bay
Newman
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Brooklyn Sparkplug
Glent Presneull
Nebraska
Portsmouth
Ken Strong
Giants
Phillips
Paul Moss
Pittsburgh
Ted
Johnson
Chicago
Sportsmen Welcome Change in Hunting Season Rules
Sportsmen across the city celebrate a switch by the State Game Commission restoring prior open season dates for November and December. Protests faded as winter hunters and local groups urged adherence to the revised schedule, arguing the move supports established practices and fair access to game.
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Bowling Schedule For Corry City Rowing League
Next week's schedule lists Montag Keisters Cub Rate facing Corry-demestow on Tuesday Acs Supply meeting Raymona on Wednesday and Citizens Bank playing Washington Lunch. Full season schedule to be published later in the week.
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Powerful Sheffield line powers 18 7 win at Ridgway
Sheffield Wolverines dominate Ridgway with a stifling line and two standout backs Sorchale and Shannon. They stop Ridgway’s offense and march 65 yards for a fourth quarter TD, widening the gap after a scoreless first period. Caldwell steadied extra points but failed on attempts.
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Ficht Results At Stockton Cal and St Paul Minn
Boxing results from Stockton California show Fred Feary defeating Jim Merriot by knockout at 214 pounds, with Feary listed as Stockton but fighting in Los Angeles. In St Paul Minnesota Wayne Short weighed 128 pounds fought Babe Daniels of Minneapolis to a draw at 135 pounds, with a six round result noted.
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Indies Face Corry Independents in Sunday Battle
In a gripping local grid note, Titusville independents prepare to challenge Corry Independents at home Sunday. The visitors, unbeaten in two years, loom as a stern test as both teams push for position in the New York-Penn Football League era's second half.
Corry Five for Cash Will Continue Year at Four
The text discusses ongoing cash payments and subscriptions, noting adjustments to pricing and revenue expectations. Mentions financial methods, confidence, and large figures as budgeting evolves, with references to a kingly or authoritative figure influencing tenure and expenditures.
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