Corry and Union City join district basketball league
Corry and Union City enter the district Class A basketball league for the TEVIES season strengthening the field as McKean Albion and Waterford previously competed in the Cass B division. The major league baseball opener features the Phillies at Boston and the Athletics at Washington with other clubs launching in Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago St. Louis and Detroit. Allegheny College leads amateur volleyball reform while jockeys eye Derby prospects and horse racing revenue in Florida yields significant tax receipts. Bob Garbark, Meadville athlete, may miss catching duties for the Cubs due to a hand injury and golf signaling experiments begin in New York match play.
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Meadville
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Toledo
Well Stocked Streams Beckon to Pa Anglers Opens Trout Season
Pennsylvania opens the 1997 trout season on April 5 amid heavy stocking. State officials report over 800000 fish released, including 400000 brook, brown and rainbow trout. Three new tank trucks join 89 total, stocking streams across Pike, Monroe, Bradford, Wayne, Clearfield, Potter, Centre, Elk, Snyder, Union, Clinton, Tioga, and McKean counties. Largest brown trout catch last year was in the Lackawaxen River. Angler numbers for opening day are not estimated.
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Thar
Trak Watton
Penngylvauilar
Lite Aeasem
James F. Bogardus
Department
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Spring Greet
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Sorry
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Reynoldsville
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Moshannon State Forest
Centre and
Tiot Tounty
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Pennsylvania
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German Canadian team leads in six day bicycle race
Pittsburgh April 13 The German Canadian racing pair Hans Vopel and Judes Audy stole a lap late and held a one lap lead in the international six day bicycle race at Duquesne Gardens.
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Hans Vopel
Judes Audy
Duquesne Gardens
NYPA League Still Without Sixth Team
New York-Pennsylvanian senior baseball league lacks a sixth club as President Bill Smith reports no suitable team found. Officials plan to meet in Union City to try to resolve the problem and possibly map a schedule for five teams.
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NYPA
Bill Smith
Journal Today
Taft Holland
Union City
Brooklyn High Derby Entry Sparks 1984 Betting Buzz
In a spring quip about Brooklyn staying in the derby, Bill Terry foreshadowed a season of big bets. The Kentucky Derby preview lists 103 entries for Brooklyn, noting prior wins at Walden and Pimlico, and a $10,000 to $11,000 bet with Mr. Jerry H. Louchberry’s party. The wager hinges on both horses starting and one finishing in the money, a likely centerpiece of the year’s betting action.
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Bill Terry
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Giants
Cardinals
Pompoon
War Admiral
Betten
Churchill Downs
Jerry H. Louchberry
Eleanor Jarrett Returns to Buffalo as Water Follies Queen
Eleanor Jarrett, famed aquatics star, arrives in Buffalo after her 1988 Olympic spotlight and 61st national triumph. She heads to Broadway Auditorium for a three night Water Follies stand. She notes the Olympic fuss and laughs at Brundage, saying the show’s success and big money await.
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Eleanor Aolm Jarrett
Storth Center
Buffalo
Broadway Audtorium
Mr. Brundage
Boston
Tigers Blast Ex-Mate Beat Bisons 8 to 1
In Lakeland Florida on April 15 the Tigers defeated the Buffalo Bisons 8 to 1. Old friend Truett Sewell started for the Bisons while Tigers hitters pounded the ball, recalling Sewell’s past ties to the Bengals.
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Corry and Union City to Join Class A Net Circuit
Corry and Union City High schools will enter Class A League of Section 2 in District 10 of the P T A, joining Titusville Franklin Ol City Meadville Rocky Grove and Meadville after officials approved the move last night in Titusville. Lochranton leaves for Class B. Corry will keep a non league grid pace.
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P. TA. A
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Ol City
Meadville
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Cirele
Crawford County Twn
Cochranton
Crawford County
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Lithe Loop
Union
Erie County
Teague
Corry Athletic
Seem Sure Bet To Cop Titlein City Keg Loop
Aero Athletic Association's bowl ing leat maintained their two game lead at the top of the City League and today appeared nearly assured of the first place. The A A segregation scored two wins over Cohen Coals while Keister out was unable to gain on the Tendhers, taking two from the Aeros. Corry Jamestown moved into a tie for third with the Citizens after winning two games. The bank statement section follows with financial figures for National Bank of Corry etc.
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A. A
Cohen Coals
Keister
Tendhers
Aeros
Corry-Jamestown
Kelster
Aero Supply Ant Cohen
Citizens Bank
Knapp Shoots 244 as Corry Rifle Team Ends Season
Art Knapp led Corry to a season finale victory over Cambridge Springs in the Northwestern Pennsylvania League, posting a remarkable 244 including a 48 off-hand, 49 kneeling, and two perfect 50s in the prone and sitting positions. A 16 off-hand rounded his score as Corry claimed a 1928-1947 spanking. a women’s special .22 match will be held at the range tonight with interest invited.
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Enle
Cambridge Springs
Pennsylvania
Art Knapp
Corry
Knapp
Erie bowlers roll 813 and 804 in match history
In Erie a historic bowling match saw two players roll 813 and 804 across five games. Al Weiss of Erie posted scores including a 262 and 241 but lost as Tony Scolla dominated with a 263, 278, and 241 finishing with a 271 average to Weiss’s 268 over three games.
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al Weiss
Waa
Tony Scolla
Waisat
Scalle
Hie
Scalla
Weiss
No changes in ABC tourney west leads in high standings
United Preen reports from New York that Eastern bowlers trailed Westerners in the high ten of the American Bowling Congress tourney as it moves into its final weeks. No shifts occurred in the top positions. the all-events tally and three-event standings show minimal movement amid the tight race.
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United Preen
New York
American Bowling Congress
Ed Morris dies at 78 former major league pitcher
United Press reports from Pittsburgh that Ed Morris, 78, a noted major league pitcher of the 1880s, will be buried Thursday after funeral services at Minnis funeral parlors following his death announced today.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Ed. Morris
Minnis
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