Today in Sport Four Feature Battles Saturday in Open Football
Eyes will focus on Yale versus Army and Notre Dame pairing with Stanford at the west coast and Illinois against Iowa in the midwest. Other notable clashes include Pitt versus Penn State, Dartmouth versus Harvard, Colgate against Holy Cross, NYU against Georgetown, Temple versus West Virginia, Minnesota versus Northwestern, Ohio State versus Indiana, Columbia against Michigan, Marquette versus Mississippi, Carnegie Tech versus Purdue, and Rice versus Texas. The game features faster open football but faces rule-driven limits on aerial plays. Attendance at Erie East’s high school game hit a scholastic record of 12 083 under lights. The NHL’s 1934-35 campaign opens November 7 with eight teams after St Louis Eagles withdraw. The Twin-City squad rests this Sunday. injuries and benchings affect upcoming plans while Adrian faces Assumption after recent incidents.
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Yale
Army
Navy
Notre Dame
Stanford
Washington
Illnois
Iowa
Pitt
Penn State
Colgate
Holy Cross
New York University
Georgetown
Temple
West Virginia
Minnesota
Northwestern
Ohio State
Indiana
Columbia
Michigan
Marquette
Mississippi
Carnegie Tech
Purdue
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Texas
Erie Academy
Erie Stadium
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Washington Street
Armour Revolta set for PGA final duel in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City on October 23, Tommy Armour faces Johnny Revolta in the National PGA final to determine the King of the Professionals for a year and win the top prize. Heavy course conditions and biting wind test the players after a week of play at Twin Hills. Armour beat Al Watrous 2 and 1 in the semis, Revolta defeated Al Zimmerman 4 and 3, with Revolta posting the best 54-hole score among the four.
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Joseph F. Hearst
United Press
Oklahoma City
Tommy Armour
Johnny Revolta
Detroit
Milwaukeenee
Twin Hills
Oklahoma Plains
Armour
al Watrous
Revolta
al Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Watrous
Shakinasa
Fazio Stops Burns On Eldred Card In Fast Knockout
Joe Fazio of Warren scored a technical knockout over Bud Burns in two minutes and 53 seconds of the second round on Widred Monday. The feature bout marked one of Fazio’s fastest stoppages in his 61-fight career.
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Joe Fazio
Warren
Technics
Bud Burns
Kittanning
Widred
Class Bloop Bowling Teams To Roll This Evening
Four weeks into competition the Class Bloop Bowling League schedules matches at Recreation Alleys. Kiwanis No 1 faces Aeros on alleys 1 2, O Js play Loblaws Castle on alleys 3 4, Spring Creek meets Kiwanis No 2 on the remaining lanes.
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Class & Bowling League
Moet
Aeros
Kiwanis No. 1
Loblaws Castle
O-Js
Spring Creek
Kiwanis No. 2
Vans Aces Lead Ladies League After Tight Night
Van’s Aces moved into sole first in the Ladies Bowling League at Recreation Alleys after last night’s matches. Fern’s Five defeated Vi’s Markers to claim second place, while Lil’s Diamonds took no games from Carroll’s Vanities. Foley and Baker shared high averages with 14.
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Suraigne
Van's Aces
Fern
Lil's Diamonds
Carroll
Foley
Baker
Stee
Gaprall
Ave. Foley
Dat Rhodes
Malek
Desmond
Cunningham
Rake
Cullen
Taylor
Hnatyseyn Gilenther
Feen
Hoylen
Guatafson
Ave. McElroy
Urner
Wojciechow
Walters
Cragg We
Beavers Open Lengthy Drill For North East
The Beavers start a long practice session this afternoon in preparation for their next game at North East on Saturday November 2. The squad aims to shore up offensive tactics and reinforce weak spots after a Sheffield victory. The Grapepickers pose a tougher challenge, having harassed all opponents this season.
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Ree
Sheffield
Beavers
North East
Varsity
Sheffield Victory
Corryites
Louis' mother repays welfare aid to city department
Lilly Brooks, mother of boxer Joe Louis, returned a 269 dollar check to Detroit’s welfare department, offering full repayment for aid provided to her family from February 7, 1927, to October 23, 1928. She expressed gratitude for the assistance that helped during hard times.
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United Press
Detroit
Lilly Brooks
Joe Louis
Department of Public Welfare
John ¥. Ballenger
Baer May Again Take Up Acting
Roseville California October 23 Max Baer weighs options for a ring return or a movie comeback Ancil Hoffmann manager says Baer is considering two film proposals and has told promoter Leo Leavitt he could accept a February bout for about $20000 Hoffmann notes Baer is reluctant and undecided about a comeback planning to decide early next year
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United Press
Roseville
Cal
Max Baer
Ancil Hoffman
Hoffman
Max
Leo Leavitt
Oakland
Baer
Ohio League may suspend three Cleveland colleges
Three of Cleveland's four college teams face possible suspension by the Ohio Conference for practice rule violations. Case, Baldwin Wallace and Joan Carroll began fall practice a week early, prompting opposition from Conference officials. Commissioner George Daniel did not detail actions but said measures are planned at the December Columbus meeting.
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Ohio League
Cleveland
B-W
John Carroll
United Press Sleveland
Ohio
Case
Baldwin Wallace
Joan Carroll
Western Reserve
George Daniel
Lorain
Obig
Columbus
Mack Keeps Foxx and Higgins From Red Sox
Philadelphia October 23 Connie Mack manager of the Athletics denies selling Jimmy Foxx and Frank Higgins to the Boston Red Sox. He tells Hay he will let rumors of trades continue through the winter.
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United Press Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy Foxx
Frank
Pinky) Higgins
Boston Red Sox
Mack
Hay
Truce Near as Boxing War Ends Between Garden and Jacobs
Cauliflower Alley reports a truce between Madison Square Garden and the Twentieth Century Club ending hostilities over the Joe Louis James Braddock title fight. Louis to headline two bouts staged by Promoter Jacobs, with an initial December 13 bout against Paulino Veudun and a March showdown against a boxer from a selected group.
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United Press New Yorke
Cauliflowes Alley
Madis Square Garden
Twentie Century Club
Joe Louie
James J. Braddock
the Garden
Braddock
Servides
Jacobs
Louis
Tex
Rickard
John Read Kilpatrick
New York Coliseum
Mike
Freddie Miller Retains Featherweight Title in Easy Win
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati defended his featherweight crown in Boston Garden before 4,300 fans, outpointing Vernon Cormier of Worcester. Miller won every round except the tenth and thirteenth, with two judges and the referee voting unanimously for Miller. Miner had returned from a European campaign to defend the NAB title.
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United Press
Boston
Freddie Miner
Cincinnati
National Boxing Association
Miller
Vernon Cormier
Worcester
Boston Garden
Purdue 11 Lose Capt Skoronski Ineligible
Purdue University faculty committee ruled captain and center Skoronski ineligible after finding he played football for Georgetown University in 1931. Skoronski appeared briefly as a reserve in one Georgetown game. George Bell of Detroit moved to center to fill the vacancy.
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United Press Lafayette
Ind
MD Skoronski
Boilermaker
Purdue University Faculty Athletic Committee
Georgetown University
Inqury
Skoranski
Georgetown
Purgue
George Bell
Detroit
Franz to Meet Edinboro Youth in Semi Final
Franz and Walt Wolchick of Edinboro set to clash in a 170 pound semi final as part of Friday night amateur boxing at the State Armory. The card also features Tuffy Reinhardt fighting Titusville featherweight with strong showings anticipated from local Corry and nearby fighters amid the Antler League action and other bouts.
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Steve Grunasy
State Armory
Tuffy Reinhardt
Titusville
Bob Franz
Walt Wolchick
Edinboro
Franz
Johnny Jandx
Eric
Wolchick
Popeye Cobns
Calliflower
Aerasenby
Q. Sohulte
Bottok
Corry
Krone
Ketater
Aero Supply
Paulson
Steve Rich
R Martin
Crazy
Clymer
Tangle
Fred Schultz
Richard Platt
McIlroy
Spartansburg
H. Jewell
Vida Kirk H. Loveland
1Uin
Columbus
Windy Williams
Peer Ant Eeneteen Aban Corry
Ene
Eckman
G. Barker
Gillick
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