Keystones Rise in Regional Basketball Reports
Local scribes note Corry Keystones quick start this season, four straight wins including a 45 17 win over the Cleveland Colored Elks. Canton game went to overtime with a narrow defeat, and White leads the forward attack as Corry builds a strong midseason push.
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Mmunigell
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Sve Vitories
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Maggerty
Orld
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Canton Wam
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Ene
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Corry
Meadville
Keystones defeat Canton 23 to 17 in exhibition
Keystones outplay Canton by 23 to 17 in a second half surge at the Armory. Dexter and Jones led the Keys with long shooting and strong floor play while Dowd starred for Canton in a hard fought, low scoring contest.
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Ress
Tony
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Burne
Jones
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Christian
Sicrfme
Tauler
Haggerty
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Dowd
Weys
Williams
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Igoe
Tye
Cours
Ashton Burns
Walliams
Kepstone
Christian Saniaffi
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Cath
Exter
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Wiliam
Alia
Byrne
Serrhig
Conseay
Holly Mayors
Palice Club
Uie
Iyoxe
Keye
Ip Kame
Simsen
Viewo Lems
Degter
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Corts
Ohristint
Dierway
Sparta Hunters Score Success in Deer Hunt
Sparta Hunters reported success in a deer hunting outing near Spar winsbure Corr f and Britton Run. Hunters Hull Blakeslee Harold Dorn Laghe Dann and Huck Aiene Pleasantville each bagged a buck weighing about 173 pounds.
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Pleasantville
Blakeslies
Owen May to Play for Union Five This Season
Owen May is slated to suit up for the Union five in December at Franklin where the Pastmans’ squad, led by Mitchell of Erie, will face Franklin YMG. A strong schedule includes Erie’s Union City, Titusville YMCA, and the Keystones as part of a robust lineup. Athletic director Glenn Owens indicates the Cory High School group will be featured in the preparation and promotion of the team.
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Franklin
Brookville
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Shapiros
Jamestown
A.C of du Bais
Sharrer Elites
Boys’ Club
Erie
Castle Five
New Castle
Warren
Oi City
Brookville American Legion
Tittsville Herald
Pranhiin
Frinlinn
Mitchell
Union City
Inion
Glenn Owens
Cory High School
Erie Franklin
Journal Team Downs Company A Tossers 33 to 14
The Journal defeated Company A Tossers 33 to 14 in the Industrial Basketball League. Key players included Pete Caster and Aver, with early lead by the Journal and a strong second period surge behind guards passing and shooting. Glen S. Owen refereed,avoring close calls amid numerous fouls.
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Migch
Pete” Caster
Ceh
Aver
Ito
Enotic
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Paulhon
Kinney Brothers
Glen S. Owen
Wach
Twen Oy
Heinie
Journal
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G. Kinney
Knepp
GEE Baeyesta
Company A
RG FP & Pr
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Bughee
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Skinner
Gs Sandstrom
Meredink
Owens
Shields
KNODE GOES TO NEWARK AND INDIANS ACQUIRE FONSECA
Trade activity centers on Newark as KNODE moves there and Indians acquire infielder Fonseca. Joe Brown shifts between Newark and Buffalo, with Buffalo sale to Syracuse in play. Corry and Corry basketball appearances tied to minor league reshuffles amid Ashville talks. Brown posted two base hits, leading the league in that category last season.
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Newark
Fonseca
Corry
Cleveland
International League
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Syracuse
Dole Knoue
Beirei Connertion
Deat
Fypseca
Kidde
George Simis
Indians
Lorry Ly
Lucey
Joe Brown
Buffalo
Ashville
N. G
Phe Bears
Four Horsemen member Don Miller linked to 1924 Notre Dame era
Don Miller, once part of the Four Horsemen, is noted as a possible successor in Notre Dame's 1924 backfield era. The piece mentions Charles Bowser as Grove City head coach, with Miller now in the south alongside Stuhldrehen Crawley and Layden to form an era of strong all round backfield play.
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Don Miller
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Charles Bowser
Grove City
Miller
Stuhldrehen
Crawley
Layden
Akron Tossers Set to Play Here Thursday in Tough Tilt
Akron Tossers face central Professional League foes in a Thursday night game at the city arena. The Rubber City club, nicknamed for its ties to Erie County and local teams, seeks to build after opening losses. Coach and lineup details remain sparse as Akron aims to measure strength against Corry and other county challengers.
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Belleystone
Akron
Gamiedimen
Rubber City
Wembine
Akroi Nasbee
Atledes
Wari
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