Cory Bowling Assocation Plans Reorganization Ahead
The Cory Bowling Association seeks ABC recognition and plans a six team league for the 1983 84 season. Meetings at Recreation Alleys Friday at 8 pm will elect officers and finalize organization with teams Cohen Coals Park Lanes Corry Jamestown Aero Supply Christensen Motors Aero A A joining.
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Cory Bowling Association
American Bowling Congress
City Bowling League
Cohen Coals
Park Lanes
Corry-Jamestown
Aero Supply
Christensen Motors
Aero A. A
Reymonds
Eircuit
Citizens National Bank
ABC
Cleveland
Cor Baling’ Association
Rowling Association
Boose Plans Training Camp at Conneaut Lake
Marrell middleweight Bing Soose returns home to Parrel Pa before moving to Conneaut Lake for a training camp ahead of his Sept. 14 city bout with Charley Welse. Soose fought Freddy Lenn in Pittsburgh Monday night and will take over the arena owned by Wred Civabel for the amateur shows at the lake this summer.
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Parrell
Bing Soose
Commeaut Lake
Charley Welse
Lew Myers
Boose
Freddy Lenn
Pittsburgh
Paul Moss
Conneaut Lake
Perm
Wred Civabel
Shaya
Pirates Buy Manush to Bolster Outfield
Pittsburgh manager Pie Traynor announced the acquisition of veteran Heinie Manush from the Toronto club for cash to strengthen the Pirates pennant chase. Manush will report immediately but cannot play before midnight tonight as the roster becomes effective with the new player.
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Pittsburgh
Pie Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Heinie Mernush
Pirates
Manush
Toronto Fab
International Teague Bby
William E) Benswanger
Traynor
Tuersly
Terry Picks Pirates to Capture National Flag
United Press report from Pittsburgh Aug 31 states Terry, Giants manager, concedes the Giants are out of the pennant race due to injuries while predicting the Pirates will win the National League title and challenge the Yankees in the World Series. He praises Pie Traynor’s pitching staff led by Cy Blanton and forecasts Reds and Cubs as threats.
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United Press
Pittsburga
Pittsburgh
BU Terry
New York Giants
Terry
Pirates
Giants
Iis
Bill
N.Y
Yunis
Pie Traynor
Yankees
Sticher
Pirate
Cy Blanton
Cincinnati Reds
Bucs
Pittghurgh
Chicago Cubs
George Kirkley
New York
Pittsburgh. Pirates
Boston Bees
Casey Stengel
Victorias
Dodgers
Phillies
Youngsville Prepares for War Eagle Opener on New Field
Youngsville High School coach Clyde H. Moore faces a tight squad of 18 with only seven having game experience as the Eagles tune up for the opener against Warren High Saturday on the new National Forge and Ordnance athletic field between Irvine and Youngsville. Captain Johnnystrom shifts to quarterback while backfield candidates include Bob Caldwell Elwood Hannold Harold and Howard Thompson, with positions in tackle and center a major worry.
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Youngsville
Clyde H. Moore
Youngsville High School
Warren High
National Forge and Ordnance
Trvine
Moore
Eagle School
Youngeville
Freeland
Gandi
Johnnystrom
Bob Caldwell
Elwood Hannold
Harold
Howard
Thompson
Owins
Tennis Finals Friday on Kiwanis Court
The 1988 city tennis championship final will be played Friday on Kiwanis Court. Finalists from the event are set to meet for the title, with a large gallery expected to attend and street arrangements being made to accommodate spectators.
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Boo Wrens
An Ancrvny
Wu Bett
Kiwanis Club
Vourton Mi
HOU US
Vlelnek
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results across National American and International Leagues show Pittsburgh 7 New York 1 and 8 0 10 11 scorelines for others. Today slated games include New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago and St Louis at Boston with Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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National Pet
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Bae Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
American Wicket
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cincinnati
American New York
Cleveland
Gordon to Attend Pennsylvania Field Meet and Conneaut Lake Gathering
Seth Gordon executive secretary of the Pennsylvania State Game Commission will attend the Venango field meet near Franklin on September 10 and a large sportsmen's gathering at Conneaut Lake the next day.
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Seth Gordon
Pennsylvania State Gaime) Commission
Venango Field
Pranksin
Conneaut Lake
Pirates Clinch NL Lead After Mixed August Form
Pittsburgh strengthened its grip on the National League pennant despite an uneven August. The Bees led NL action, while Cincinnati and the Dodgers battled near, with the Pirates holding a 6 1/2 game cushion over the Giants and Cubs and seven over the Reds. The Yankees also neared clinching a third straight pennant after a 9-1 win over Detroit.
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Pittsburgh
Giants
Cubs
Reds
Gabby Hartnett
Jim
New York Yankees
Yans
Detroit
Aero Bowling League Forming at Fourth Ward Industry
The Aero Bowling League is being organized this week at the Fourth Ward industry. Officials expect a definite lineup of teams to be announced later in the week.
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Aero Organizing League
Fourth Ward
I Ig
College All Stars To Battle Pros Tonight
College all stars meet the Washington Redskins in the fifth annual charity game at Soldier Field Chicago. Baugh leads a star studded lineup as injuries thin the All Stars backfield while preparations and radio broadcasts set the scene for a tight pregame battle.
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Carty
Rida
Soldiers Field
Chicago
Washington Redskins
Will Wattle
Sammy Baugh
Washington
Cooch Bo McMillan
Indiana
Baugh
Texas Christian University
Cliff Battles
Budge and United States Face Davis Cup Pressure
Philadelphia August 31 prediction from Harry Hopman captain of the American tennis team. Don Budge the lone star of the U S squad is expected to be challenged by the Australians with Germantown Club in opening singles. Hopman says Budge is due for a licking and the law of averages may work against him in the opening matches. The U S relies on Budge for two singles and doubles with Gene Mullo to retain the cup. Also reported is Mia Manion of Oil City defeated by Mrs M G Gelger Charleston West Virginia 4 and 2 in Mason and Dixon woman’s golf tourney at White Sulphur Springs.
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Thjory
Ad Justice
Don Twin
Veteram
Wesker
Marty Schreyer
Purdue
Andy Puplis
Notre Dame
Andy Aram
Minnesota
Cecil Isbell
Frank Patrick
Pittsburgh
Carthey Davis
White
Pinky Rohm
Louisiana State
Joe Kilgrow
Alabama
Andy Markan
Detroit
Tack Robbins
Arkansas
Elmore Hackney
Duke
Youan Praley
United Press
Philadeuphta
Australia
Don Budge
Harry J. Hopmain
Down Under
Hopman
Budge
Germantown Cricket Club
United States
Vicetories
Gene Mullo
Alopman
France
Oil City
Mia
Manion
Curry Country Club
Woo
M. G. Gelger
Charleston
W. Va
White Sulphur Springs
WoWa
TS. S
Anatiallans
Gene Malo
Budge-Marco
Tispoxed
Chestnut Hill
Tinele Sam
Antipodes
Pirates Start Strong In Openers Against Giants
Pirates open season with a 7 to 1 rout of the New York Giants, boosting optimism for a possible title run. The roster highlights include Gabby Hartnett and Joe DiMaggio mentioned in national chatter as potential factors in shaping league standings this fall.
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