College athletes and pro stars face shifting sports ties
A jumble of notes covers college football with Minnesota under Bierman and Williams in spring chatter plus pro boxing bouts and delays. Pittsburgh venues, Palestra debates, and the impact of fans on home teams loom as the season nears. Medalist leads Forest Hills field as women compete at Augusta with Suggs vs Starkey forecasted.
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Rush plans for opening of country club April 15
Directors push a membership drive with a 180 set goal as Corry County Club prepares for the golf season. The greens are being rolled, clubhouse cleaned, and new flags set. Pro Johnny Heitz returns from service to resume duties. The course remains waterlogged but warm weather may allow a timely opening.
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Eric Pro
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Holts
Roundup of boxing, college sports and war time notes
A chaotic sports roundup covers heavyweight talk with Joe Louis and Tabor, potential stadium plans, Western Kentucky basketball fundraisers, Orioles ticket promos for Scouts, and Pitt Big Ten fate. It also notes NHL finals mood, Detroit players’ morale, and various service sports from Navy and Army programs, plus anecdotes on baseball, golf, and wartime athletic training.
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Great Lakes Naval Training State
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Roy Coghran
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Sheppard Field
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Mgr Boudreau Introduces Ideas Of His Own
Clearwater Florida April 5 Pop Anson pioneer of spring training would be amused by Lou Boudreau of the Indians directing drills with a whistle and football style pace at Clearwater The Cardinals Billy Southworth uses pads pills wrist watch and megaphone for split second schedules The Cardinals and Yankees adopt vitamin pills and new arch protectors while Jimmy Wilson of the Cubs tests an electric sleeve to warm pitchers after outings and issue new baseball commandments to his club.
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Sportsmen Talkfest On Fish Season And Club Plans
Corry Rod and Gun Club members gather on Est Washington street Wednesday for a talkfest on the coming fishing season. Harry G Oswalt announces screening of Silver Rainbows and a stocking program outline for northwestern Pennsylvania streams. A committee plans a painting and renovation bid, with refreshments and entertainment to follow.
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Peninsylvania
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Toronto Leafs Hopeful Tie to Pirates Grows
Toronto Maple Leafs cling to link with the Pirates as the International League cellar dwellers. Pirates have become parent organization and bolster the Leafs with incoming hurlers like Don Kerr and rookies including Max Samuely Ralph McCabe and others.
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Pittsburgh
Toronto
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Ralph McCabe
Bill Brandt
Harrisburg
Pirates
Kim Davis
Newark
Binghamton
Harry Shuman
Johnny Ges
Villanova Leads AAU Junior Indoor Track Title Race
Villanova won the Nations AAU junior indoor track and field championship with 25 points, edging Penn with 12. The event featured two national records, Bernard Rothwell’s 6.3 seconds in the 50-yard hurdles and Lt Thomas A. Carey’s 10 yards in 93 seconds.
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Coast Artillery
Sun-Scorched Ray Starr To Get Chance With Redlegs
Ray Starr, long a minor league standout, finally gets a shot with the Cincinnati Reds. He recalls his pitching path from the Cardinals Giants and Braves to Minneapolis, and notes his endurance and desire to prove himself in the majors. Starr led the American Association in innings and shutouts, with a strong minor league track record.
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Paulson Miller Win Keg Tourney At Elks Handicap
C Paulson Miller swept the Elks Handicap Keg Tourney with a 1286 score to lead by 38 pins over Keefer Hott and Peterson Mitchell teams. Miller posted a 606 series and dominated frames, while Eyre and others posted strong scores as Antler League results showed Miller and Paulson near the top in a cross over weekend.
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Paulson
Hogan Nips Little In Asheville Open
Five Texas golf troopers head for the Augusta Masters after a strong showing at Asheville Open. Ben Hogan leads the group, scoring 68 in the second round and 276 total, eight strokes ahead of challenger Little, with a decisive finish on the last holes.
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WarKamen
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Three Score 24s at Skeet Range Sunday
At the Corry Rod and Gun Club on Lindsey Hollow Road fifty three shooters competed Sunday. Floyd Pogte posted 24s on three occasions while Jack Krone had two 24s and Norman McElroy hit the other 24. Krone opened one string with twenty three straight targets before missing the 24th.
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Gus Chi
Lindsey Hollow Road
Floyd Pogte
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Norman McElroy
Krone
Former Duquesne Five Win Liverpool Tourney
Duquesne University's basketball team, representing the East Liverpool Republican Club, captured the Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia tournament in Liverpool. They defeated the West Liverpool National 49 to 38 in the final after earlier routing the Battery City High School outfit 48 to 43 in the semifinals. The Toledo Deluxers beat Burdicks 28 to 25 in the consolation game after losing 99 to 41 to National in the other semi-final.
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Browns Top American Loop in Spring Games
In spring training action the race for 1983 pennants tightens as AL teams prepare to compete for keeps. Pirates Cardinals Dodgers lead the NL while Browns Senators and Giants pace the American League. Yankees struggle in the NL with 8 losses in 12 games.
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Oilers and Parkers Still Tied in Rifle League
The Wall's Head squad defeated Lawrence Park 1481 to 103178 in a regularly scheduled match delayed by scheduling conflicts. Perrine led the winners with 24 of 250 points, while Lindquist Hogan and Strenshaw each scored 236 for the losers. A rematch against Walnut Greek and Teague leadership could decide the league championship.
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Kepler ties for third in Columbus bowling event
In Columbus Ohio on April Big Russ Gersonde of Milwaukee, listed at 8 feet 4% inches, shared third in the singles portion of the American Bowling Congress tournament. He posted a 727 series with game scores of 295 266 and 236. Yosemite Falls reportedly drops 195 feet in a single fall, a height roughly equal to ning Black person Pglts.
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Columbus
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Milwauker
Yosemite Falls
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