Yale Yale to Meet Army in This Week's Gridiron Feature
Army as 7 to 6 favorite to beat Yale at New Haven in the Yale Bowl clash watched by 65 000 fans. Yale faces its toughest test after a shaky start under Ducky Pond seeking a major upset and a historic win over the Cadets with a new single wing attack and Greasey Neale guiding strategy.
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Beavers' season plummets amid calls for reform at Corry High
Corry High fans vent frustration over Beavers and Pall game showing, demanding remedial action as 1931 season nears its close. Despite high morale, players struggle with fundamentals, while student body supports the team. rumors swirl of a one man football system and looming heavy losses.
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Youngsville Looms as Stiff Opponent in Saturday Game
Corry High faces a tough test as Youngsville High hosts Union City’s defeated foe. Youngsville, buoyed by a 6 0 win over Union City, relies on captain Sweetland and Redmond while Abraham intercepted a pass and Littlefield scored early in the final period. The Garris brothers and Comstock starred on defense and offense.
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Heavyweight talk and era shifts in a Madison Square scene
In a New York feature, James Johnston recalls boxing era icons and changes in the sport. He notes how figures like Jimmy Walker LaGuardia Curry and Tunney transformed from fringe to central city symbols while debating heavyweight challengers and the lure of big fights.
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Pigskin Pickings reach Friday prep for Iowa
Minneapolis note: Minnesota aims to improve offense after 12 to 7 win over Pittsburgh as Coach Bierman focuses on Iowa game. South Bend focuses on reserve strength for Notre Dame while Wisconsin nears home finale in Notre Dame season. Pittsburgh scene reports battered Carnegie Tech players ahead of Purdue clash. New York Fordham notes injuries. Purdue meets SMU as Crowley refines defense. Lafayette reports improved condition after Wisconsin game with Duane Purvis ankle expected to mend before Carnegie Tech contest.
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Farcical altercation echoes in a noisy era
The fragment describes a rowdy scene with a hickory cane, taunting, and a cast of boxers including Lasky, Gig Rooney, Carners, Schmeling, and Baer. Figures boast and bluster, with Rooneys’ hoarse chatter running his talks dry while others threaten, leading to a charged, chaotic moment across a chaotic public scene.
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Bantams Ready to Meet Fast Erie in Saturday Clash
Corry Bantams coach Al Miller announces an upcoming Saturday matchup with a top Erie Bantam League team. The squad, fresh from a setback to Union City, will undergo intense drills all week to curb overconfidence and sharpen offense and speed for the tough Brie loop foe. Three games against Meadville are scheduled, two in Meadville and one at home, with Thanksgiving day finale.
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Sound warning to hunters on illegal kills in Otl
City officials warn hunters in this district about illegal killing of woodcock duck and other game as 88 arrests are reported. Game Supervisor Jay C. Gilford notes woodcock are plentiful but some nimrods kill rabbits other birds and deer for woodcocks and pay the price. a warning is issued against killing ringneck pheasants and hens to protect stocking efforts.
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PennsylvanIa Governor Removes State Athletic Commissioner
Governor Pinchot dismissed Dr. William D. McClelland of Pittsburgh from the state athletic commission. Reasons cited included alignment with sponsor Judge Ralph Smith for the $5,000 post and support of the Democratic ticket. McClelland had been appointed last year to replace Havey J. Boyle who may be reappointed.
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Boxing Results From Newark Chicago and Milwaukee Card
Fights reported include Patsy Peroni winning on points in Newark against Tony Galen with Ketchell Jr defeating Frank Rocco. Sammy Musco KO’d Mickey Beal in Chicago. Sherrald Kennard beat Nestor Brigggeman by decision in Chicago, Joey Roman over Jimmy Richards in Joliet, and Jackie Lazar defeated Al Pahl in Chicago. Johnny Phagsa won by decision in Milwaukee and George Black KO’d at Milwaukee.
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Pretty Boy Floyd Slain in Farm Shootout
Federal agents and Wellsville police trapped the outlaw Pretty Boy Floyd on Ellen Conkle’s farm seven miles north of town. Floyd refused to surrender and died after a volley of shots. Purvis praised J Edgar Hoover’s ongoing investigation and said Floyd killed one of their men in the Union State massacre.
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