Today in Sport highlights regional high school and college hoops players
Reports from Erie Academy and Corry Corry High lines feature Manny Hyatt of Pittsburgh praised by witnesses as a standout. Warren and Titusville host Washington Link squad. Trade rumors involve Joe Vosmile Roy Hughes and Bill Knickerbocker for Moose Fos ters Rollie Henstey and Lynn Wary. Local basketball officials and associations eye upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manny Hyatt
Pittsburgh
Art
Charley Hyatt
Warren HyVis
Carry
Titusville
Washington Link
Cleveland
Joe Vosmile
Roy Hughes
Bill Knickerbocker
Moose Fosters
Rollie Henstey
Lister Lynn
Corry High
West
Millereel
Philadephia
Maculty
Stanley Anderson
On Watson
Potches
American Association
International League
Curry
Gly
Smenaville
Uum
Fairview
Erie County Bissketai
Nouthern
North East
Corry
Beavers
Bill Myers
Erie County
Agrcia
Jlon
Joe Parle
Warren
Polrce
Joe Volz
New Kensington Battler
St. Marys
Bob Gulick
Elvot
Beaver
Myy
Syracuse
Howard Jones
Trojane
Vic Hanson
Beavers Open Season With Easy Win Over Spartans
Beavers defeat Spartansboro High 33 to 1 in opening contest on junior high floor. Corry High held to no field goals as Beavers’ defense stifled the visitors, while locals and multiple Beaver squads share scoring in a lopsided early-season win. Teams include Gulick, Bullivan, Hurlburt, Taylor, Hammond for Corry and Knight, Harrison, Shreve, Burton for Spartans. Scoring by quarters shows Beavers lead from start to finish. Referee: Hooke. Time noted for first three quarters.
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Spartansburg High School
Beavers
Invaders
Beavera
Spartancagens
Thei Banle
Corvy
Varsity
Ute
Sparta Club
Crawford County Auch
Beaver
Gulick
Bullivan
Hurlburt
Giffick
Mreat Sullivan
Huytbunt
Taylor
Gees
Hammond
Puelps
Pionavaze
Brown
Andy
Braoken
Loveland
Rourke
Lawrence
Sammonson
Muffrey
Spartansboro High
Knight
Harrison
Shreve
C A Burton
E Davie
Smith
Corry
Spartans
Hooke
Fairview
Redmond
Cage Scores From Erie League Games
Erie Tech defeated Albion 44 to 14 while Erie Academy beat Cambridge Alliance 37 to 22. Lakewood topped Randolph 26 to 10 and Dinboro defeated Harmonining 83 to 11. Erie Vincent won 38 to 28 over Westfield in a district match.
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Cage
Erie Tech
Albion
Erie Academy
Cambridge Alliance
Lakewood
Randolph
Dinboro
Harmonaining
Erie Vincent
Westfield
Dodgers Cubs Most Active At Players Meet
In Montreal at the minor league convention the Dodgers and Cubs led in deals with nine and eight player transactions respectively. All National League clubs made at least one move while Tigers Browns and Red Sox were the only active American League teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kimkrey
United Press
Montreal
Quebec
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Dodgins
Cubs
Tigers
Browns
Red Sox
Brooklyn
Woody English
Roy Henshaw
Harry Cavagetto
Franke Birkofer
Pirates
Stanley Bordagstay
Linus Frey
Jimmy Jordan
Bi Brandt
Emil Leonard
Chicago
Lins Frey
Joe Marty
San Fransisco
English
Toe Lillard
Joe Viter
Joan Gill
Ethan Allen
New
Birkofer
Cincinnati
Virgil Davis
Rupert Thompson
Jim Chaplin
Philadelphia
Bay Benge
Boston
John Petcock
Bobby Doerr
San Diego
Dusty Doke
Mike Meola
Skeets Dickey
St. Louis
Ray Pepper
Detroit
Snarbs
Clyde Halter
Chester Wilburn
Iroca
Miuwalikes
Dizzy Trout
Indianspolis
Red Philips
Mworle
New York
Dizzy
Dean
Reds
Giants
Late rally gives St Edward's 23 to 12 win over Clymer
In a 1936 87 inaugural on the parochial school floor St Edward's high hoopsters edged Clymer 23 to 12 as a late burst in the final quarter broke a 12 12 tie. Art Pittsiboys led a spirited late attack while Hatlock top scored for the Irish with seven points. The preliminary featured First Avenue Pets defeating the Aces 35 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exard
Clymer High School
Mick
First Avenue Pets
Aces
Art Pittsiboys
Blymer High
Fisher
Wintams
Damcott
Meerdink
Edward's
Eadock
Mead
Brigham
Grane
Ressler
Shimer St. Bawara
B. Franz
Deuink
Eddy
Hyots
Smith Leads Biltmore Open With 68 Score
Horton Smith, defending champion, shot 68 to lead the Biltmore Open after the opening round. Tony Joy posted 74, Ted Luther 77, Dick Shoemaker 78, as 228 golfers advanced to the second round in Coral Gables Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Joy
Corry
Luther
Shoemaker
Florida
United Presa
Coral Gables
Fla
Bel" Qolit
Horton Smith
Ted Luther
Dick Shoemaker
Titusville
Low Bidder on New Route 6 Short Cut
Continued report notes a low bid by J. & Mr. Doyle Co of Erie at $104,184 for widening concrete pavement along 6.27 miles of U S Route 20. The project spans Girard Fairview Harborcreek North East Springdale and Fairview boroughs with a tracer-deck I-beam bridge on H-25004. Howard Kein Pittsburgh involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Borough
Howard Kein
Pittsburgh
Girard
Fairview
Harborcreek
Springfislé
Boroughs
J. & Mr. Doyle Company
Erie
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Marshall
Panthers
Aero Supply League
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Kinney
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Mrs. Dunnihoo
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Hansen
Dayton Department
Jewell
Sears
Jaz Dunnthoo
Russell
Totels
Inspection
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Klinger
Mcintyre
Agi
Watson
Anderson
Tae
Junior High
Blue Jays
Corry-Sperransburg
Ae Reynolds
Greene
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Vorsem
Dodgers
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ST. Edward's
Clymer
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Sterling Mile
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