Beavers banquets host Shaughnessy and Mack fund notable names
The Beavers club plans an annual banquet with college football figure Clark Shaughnessy of Pittsburgh and Navy coach Oscar Anenberg possibly attending. Connie Mack, long-time Athletics boss, signals big-star appeal as he builds a farm system and eyes future pennants. The piece also notes Army coach Red Blaik’s praise for Holcomb at Army and the Cardinals-Steelers football team struggles, with schedule tweaks and big games eyed for Armistice Day week.
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Pitt Mentor to Be Accompanied by Jimmy Hagan
Announcement by the Beaver Club states Clark Shaughnessy Pitt football coach will headline the annual banquet on Thursday December 7 with Johnny Hagan as artistic director and possibly Commander Oscar Hagberg Navy coach joining if his duties permit. The event aims to attract 200 to 300 fans plus football squad and coaching staff. location under consideration likely Junior High gym pending school board approval. Shaughnessy known for the T formation, has drawing power despite recent Pitt record. banquet tickets will go on sale soon and demand is high.
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Mabel Shoppe Tops Standings In Ladies A Loop Bowling
The Mabel Shoppe moved sole possession of first place in the closely grouped Ladies A Bowling League by sweeping Wilcox Grocers in two games. Marty’s Tavern climbed from last with three wins over Wing Willie. Steens beat Raymond Sissies in two. Mabel’s star Rosa Baker led with 150, 190 totals, 48 average. Fern Flanigan added strong scores for the cleaners.
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Pacific Coast League eyed as third major circuit
New York reports the Pacific Coast League may expand toward major league status. Analysts say only Los Angeles and San Francisco have big-league park capacities. other clubs would need rebuilds and higher salaries, risking profits from player development. The league’s overall attendance last summer averaged under 900,000 per club.
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State Faces West Virginia Without Five Squadm en
State College in Pennsylvania prepares for a Saturday game against West Virginia with five Navy trainee squaddies absent. Coach Hob Higgins said two starters sat out against Colgate and would miss the week, though they may return in time. The Lions view the break as deserved and aim to cope without them.
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Bucknell Gridders Set for Final Game Against Temple
Bucknell football, excused from drills by Coach Woody Ludwig, grants leave to midshipmen and Navy reserves providing 95 percent of the Bisons' personnel. The squad meets in Philadelphia for a workout before facing Temple University Friday night at Owls Stadium. Co-Captain Gene Hubbe’s foot injury status will influence likely heavy action from the veterans in their final Orange and Blue appearance.
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Eastern teams approve new grid rules in eastern region
New York, Oct. 25. Eastern Intercollegiate Football Commissioner Asa Bushnell says players coaches and officials all favor the recent rule changes. The reforms permit forward passes from anywhere behind the line of scrimmage allow defensive players to recover a fumble and use a one inch tee at kickoff. He notes about 90 percent of eastern games have adopted the changes with some decisive touchdowns occurring because of them.
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Bonus system paying dividends for Eagles in 1930s
Philadelphia reports a new bonus plan paying $10 for each tackle inside the 20 yard line and $10 for interceptions with Eagles scoring after the turnover. It also awards $4 for blocked kicks and $3 for each punt return gain, as explained by management in Philadelphia on October 25.
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Gridder recalls war dodging skill aiding frontline service
Theodore Nehring of Fond du Lac recalls football training aiding him overseas in Africa, Sicily, and France. He mocks German fighters as loud and easy targets while praising American progress, French allies, and a hometown welcome memory including a girl with a flag. He hopes to rejoin T formation after recovery.
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Hornets Aim for Fourth Hockey Win Tonight
The Pittsburgh Hornets, winless in 52 starts this season, seek their fourth victory as they host Providence Reis. With coach Max Kamiinsky and new forwards Red Klein and Max Bennett, Pittsburgh beat Buffalo and Providence after an opener loss to Cleveland. Kamiinsky, 31, formerly of the Boston Bruins and Montreal Canadiens, hails from Niagara Falls and brings a full line transfer from Buffalo to Pittsburgh.
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