Local football fans eye Jamestown clashamid high hopes
Animaber of football fans in the vicinity expect a tight Liberty versus Crescents game at Jamestown tomorrow. Myers and Daye, standout ball carriers for New York Penn League squads, are seen as key threats with Myers noted for steady gains.
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Crescents
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Pittsburgh Pirates
New York-Penn
Bill Myers
Army Yale bout looms as 170000 eyes watch today
Harris May could land a pilots job and Rath's status with Senators remains in doubt. St Edward's athletic association promotes a benefit at the parochial hall next Friday featuring Aunt Betsy and the Oil Stock play and boxing exhibitions to raise funds for new uniforms and equipment for the cage team.
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St. Edward's Athletic
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Army Yale showdown stirs New Haven crowds and bets
In New Haven on October 27, Army and Yale prepare for a stadium clash before about 70,000 fans. Army coach Garrison Davidson weighs team strength amid questions about starting players. Yale, coming off decisive wins, seeks to tame a hard-hitting defense as veteran back Jack Buddler carries the mail for Army with bets rising on an Army upset.
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United Press
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Ant
St Vincent's Undeefeated State Victors at Tarentum
St Vincent's College remained undefeated by beating West Liberty 25 to 7 in Tarentum. Harry Johnson scored twice including a 3 yard TD run in the third quarter and added a 4 yard pass play. Molnar added a late score for St Vincent's as the Bearcats seized command in the second half.
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St Vincentin College
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Molnar Svoreil
St Vincent's
Youngsville Hosts Corry In Season Final Home Game
Youngsville High schools gridiron team meets Corry Beavers for the last home game of the season. Kickoff is at 4 Shutter day. Injuries sideline guard Gurdax while backfield may shuffle. Corry seeks rebound after a loss to Sheffield as weather and field conditions may tilt the contest.
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AJ Hildnm
Warren Times- Mirror
Youngsville High Eleven
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Youngaville
Union City
Gurdax
Kubecki
Pierce
Pilskam
Moore
Beavers
Ceach Moore
Trojans Slip From Top Of Grid Ladder
Portland based 1934 Intercollegiate football analysis notes Southern California’s decline from national lead. Loss of key backs and weaker depth hinder defense and offense. coaching has improved fundamentals but overall material is behind past squads.
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Virgil Pinkley
United Press
Portland
Southern California
Pacific Coast
Stacy
Washington State College
Pittsburgh
Ramin Rosgnberg
Sauhdeys
Gil Shaver
Reny Pinckerl
Atx Yean
Howard
Jones Sugceas
California
Holy Cross and Colgate Tangle in a Thriller
National grid of 12 regional games headlines the coming weekend as Holy Cross meets Colgate in Worcester while undefeated Army eyes the Eastern title. The schedule features top teams, interconference battles, and key clashes across the nation with Rose Bowl implications for the Crusaders if they win.
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United Press
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Cronin Sold to Red Sox in Biggest Ball Trade
Joe Cronin, star shortstop and manager of the pennant winning Washington club of 1988, reportedly sold for a large cash payment to the Boston Red Sox by Clark Griffith. Lyn Lary, Red Sox shortstop, goes to Washington as part of the deal. Cronin allegedly received a five year player manager contract, casting doubt on Stanley Harris remaining with Boston.
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Washington
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Lyn Lary
Stanley
Bucky" Harris
Lury
Malone Traded to Cardinals in Cubs Shakeup
Chicago February 27 First move in a Cubs shakeup sends Pat Malone a longtime right hander to the St Louis Cardinals for rookie catcher James Kenneth O Dea O Dea 81 batted 265 in 111 games last season with the Columbus American Association club and comes highly recommended by scouts following his play.
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Chicago Cubs
Pat Malone
North Side
Charlie Grimm
Malone
St. Louis Cardinals
James Kenneth O'Dea
O'Dea
Columbus Americut Association
Local game canceled by rain for Ei Bear Cats Bantams
Heavy rain today forced the cancellation of the scheduled 3 o’clock game between the Ei Bear Cats and Corry Bantams on East Washington street grounds. Manager Al Uller announced the postponement and negotiations are underway to bring the Wire team to the city later in the season.
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Carnegie Tees
Corry
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Jourdet
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University of Pennsylvania
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Friday Football Results From Local Matches
Friday football results show Haskell 3 over Gritmell 0 and College of Emporia 7 over Bethany C. Orsighton 18. Oklahoma A. & M. beat Duquesne 20 to 6 and Detroit defeated Jown Carroll 20 to 0.
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Gritmell
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Bethany C. Orsighton
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Detroit
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Miami
Griffith May Sign Buckey for 1935 Manager
United Press reports in New York on December 27 note ongoing baseball trades and manager shifts. Speculation centers on Clark Griffith potentially hiring Bucky Harris as manager of the Washington Senators, with talks on Lyn Lary and a possible $150,000 deal influencing roster moves. The piece also discusses Babe Ruth’s managerial prospects and other club shakeups ahead of December meetings.
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Stover
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Sox
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Lyn Lary
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Jolson
Charley Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Sess Gurley
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Geneva Ties West Virginia Wesleyan in comeback win
Geneva College rallied from a late deficit to tie Wesleyan and force a drawlike finish. Key moments included a two‑yard run by Johnson and solid defense as Geneva halted Wesleyan’s late rally to secure a share of the game.
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