TODAY IN SPORT Bharkay After Schmeling Only And Other Notes
Dusting off the old crystal, we note Pitt should druid Penn State, Notre Dame defeat Carnegie Tech, Yale over Dartmouth, Cornell over Columbia, Michigan trounces Princeton, Michigan State defeats Syracuse, Northwestern beats Illinois, Fordham down Oregon, Pennsylvania tops Lafayette, Purdue beats Chicago, Minnesota over Wisconsin, Georgia over Florida, Allegheny over Grove City and Tennessee over Duke. The Carnell Columbia clash features Hewitt and Viviano. Garback of Allegheny is second in East scoring, with Verano of Allegheny third in points after touchdowns. Meadville Methodists rank high in Eastern scoring. Temple upsets Washington & Jefferson. Sharkey hints retirement and boxing talks shift toward Schmeling negotiations. Dempsey bout discussed but not finalized.
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Pitt
Penn State
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Yale
Dartmouth
Cornell
Columbia
Michigan
Princeton
Michigan State
Syracuse
Northwestern
Tllinois
Fordham
Oragon
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Purdue
Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Georgia
Florida
Allegheny
Grove City
Tennessee
Duke
Carnell- Columbia
Hewitt
Viviano
Bob Garback
Bush
Mastashyachhts
Garback
Bay State
Nick Verano
Meadville Methodists
Davis
Wikins
New York
Golumbis
Corry Reserves Fall as Jamestown Tops McCallmen in Football
Jamestown High Seconds defeated Corry across Washington Field after a slow start. King and Howard led the Red and Green Reserves with multiple scores while Corry’s defense limited early momentum. The crowd of 200 saw a second-half surge but could not overturn Jamestown’s lead.
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Corry High
Jamestown High
McCallmen
Jamestown
Corry
Bato
Washington Field
King
Howard
Nsley King
Cory
Callahan
Larimer
Uable
Groza
Ploss
Dimick
Franz
Meklroy J. Peterson
Rend Norberg
Brame
Thorpe
Harry Peterson
Norberg
Corry Williams
Kovack
Adams
Koyack
Tingle
Adoms
Mountain
Krone
Six veterans to be replaced by young Cardinal players
The World Series champions St. Louis Cardin als plan major roster changes during spring training in Bracenton Fla replacements from the farm system aim to bring up pitchers Dizzy Dean Tex Carlton Ray Starr and first baseman Pat Crawford while veteran players such as Hafey Bottomley Rupert Orsatti and Kaufmann face shifts Breadon Eyes Collins as a rising star and considers trading for Bottomley while Hornsby pursues him for the Cubs and several farm moves accompany the upheaval
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F. C. Bailey
United Press
ST. Louis
Get
St. Louis Cardinals
Bracenton
Fla
Charles Gabby Street
Chick Hafey
Jim Bottomley
Flint Ruem
Andy High
Tony Kaufmann
Eric Orsatti
Ares Jerome
Dizzy” Dean
Tex Carlton
Ray Starr
Pat Crawford
Breadon
Hatey
Bottomsley
Ripper
Jim Collins
Louie
Bottomley
Hafey
Collins
Crawford
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Bina
Rhem
Cardinal
Fight results from Sausalito and across the circuit
Boxing card reports several outcomes with fighters from New York Chicago Cleveland Louisville Milwaukee and other cities. Notable results include Al San Francisco Claude Capley KO over Andy Divedi in Sausalito and Danny Delmont decision over Jimmy Lundy in Chicago. Freddy Wiler stopped Jonny Baima in Louisville with a technical KO.
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al San Francisco
Claude Capley
Sausalito
Calif
Andy Divedi
New York
Dozier
Tts
Wichita
Abe Meyer Lithenstein
New Yorks
AL Chicago
Danny Delmont
Chicago
Jimmy Lundy
San Francisco
Freddy Wiler
Ouieville
Jonny Baima
Davey Day
Rank Barracci
Cleveland
Tommy Manuel
Milwaukee
Jacke Phillips
Howard Jones
Louisville
Rockne's Lucky Shirt Recalled in Game Today
The article recalls Rockne’s famed lucky shirt worn by Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne during decisive games against Carnegie Tech. It notes earlier losses, the 1929-30 seasons, and the shirt’s role in Notre Dame’s victory in a 1929 matchup, with references to family purchases and the memorials in South Bend.
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Rockne
Game
Pitt Stadt
Rockus
Notre Mamie
Beckie
Trur
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Trish
Bckiie
South Bend
Sis Tbes
Cavenegie Tech
Hank Anderson
Hunk
Skibos
Carnerié
Sports Parade Scrambles Headline Gripes Over Welterweight Title
Henry McLemore mocks recent welterweight title confusion caused by Len Brouillard under 20, barred from certain rounds in New York and other states. He ridicules sports politics and parades Notre Dame, Navy plays, and college teams while lampooning the era’s “super palooka” heavyweights and public fuss over titles.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Len Brouillard
Massachusetts
Len
Union Indies Meet Locals At Fair Grounds
The Corry Merchants clash with the Union City Independents at the fair grounds Sunday at three. Local rivals for years, the teams renew the old feud with a closely contested gridiron battle. The Merchants seek their first win after recent setbacks and hope to avenge last year’s loss when Unionites' Young led a late rally.
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Corry
Union City Independenta
Union City
Unionites
Corry Toys
North East
Theale Grounds
Vandergrift Victim Falls To East Eleven 20 to 0
Vandergrift High School, led by Ted Rosenaweig, fell 20 to 0 to East Eleven at home. East Eleven’s Eric East and Sharkey sparked a varied attack to remain undefeated, while Vandergrift’s defense, including Maloney and Campolo, fought hard but could not contain the Hyde charge.
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Vandergrift
Pay
Vandergrift High School
Terrarim
Ria
Eric East
Tron
Wildcats Favored In Northwestern Illinois Grid Rivalry
Northwestern, the Big Ten favorite, meets Illinois at Dyche Stadium in Evanston before about 40 000 fans. Northwestern has three wins and one tie, including a 10 0 win over Ohio State, while Illinois has lost its two conference games 7 0 to Purdue and 35 0 to Michigan. coach Bob Zuppke has tried to improve the inexperienced Illini for the game.
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United Press Evanston
Northwestern
Ilinois
Yeat
Dyche Stadium
Illinois
Wildcats
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Tiinois
Purdue
Michigan
Bob Zuppke
Ilfnois
Charity game nets $3500 for Jamestown and West High
Jamestown High School and West High School raised 3500 in a charity basketball game held Wednesday night. Each school receives 1750 with Jamestown’s share to be given to the board of education for a designated charity. Attendance was estimated around 7800, with about 700 in expenses. Eric’s share goes to Mulligan's Hall soup kitchen.
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Jamestown
Meeus Zorwin
Jamestown High School
Wiie
Eaat
Board of Education
Eric
Mulligan
Recreation and C-J Teams Lead Bowling Standings
In Corry City Howling League after Week 1, Recreation Alleys and Corry-Jamestown lead with three straight wins. Keister Cut Rate takes two of three from Journal. next week Pebblebrook faces Carey-Jamestown town, Kelster's Cut Rate vs Recreation Alleys, Aero Supply and Journal teams play Friday.
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Corry
Ray Burr
Wien
Aero Supply
Keister
Pogrest
Keister's
Journal
Recreation Alleys
Corry- Jamestown
Loop
Corry-Jamestown
Corry City Howling
The
Pebblebrook
Carey-Jamurstown
Kelster
Recreation
Jonal
Corry City Bowling League
Recreation Alloys
Aero Supply. Nl
Kinley
Ise C. Shuss
V. Kestler
G. Kinley
WL D. Kincaid
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