Mystery Beavers Rise in Corry High Section Ten League
Beavers of Corry High emerge as a possible mystery team in Section District 10 with a late-season surge. They aim to test their strength in upcoming North Maat away game and Brie Tegh home, boosting confidence and rosy season outlook. Also notes a proposed merger of Kiwanis Corry Jamestown and Raymond bowling leagues facing debate amid reduced play. Snow resort idea pitched by Howard Sheen as winter attraction, plus plans to open the Community Ice Rink for Christmas. Joy’s Corry Country Club future discussed at Hotel Corry meeting with focus on by-laws. pro situation uncertain. Night football hinge on two away games and possible local night contest next season with lighting test.
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Beavers of
Corry High
Yans
Kiwanis
Corry - Jamestown
Raymond
Tomorow Evenin
Bas’s
Howard Sheen
Howard
Joy
Pope
Tony Joy
Corry
Clu
Hotel Corry
Doub
Beavers
Oil City
Mealville
Titusville
Ranlklin
Antler and Ladies Bowling Leagues Thrive Amid Mixed Interest
The Antler League enjoys its strongest season despite fewer leagues in the city curtailing competition, driven by a fierce weekly prize rivalry and strict circuit rules. The Ladies Bowling League remains active with brisk participation and penalties for missed matches, while broader bowling business suffers from recession.
Schmeling Wins On Right Hand Power In Eight Rounds
Max Schmeling dominated Harry Thomas with a strong right hand, sending the Minnesota challenger to the canvas six times before referee Artis Donovan halted the bout in the eighth round. Schmeling, 98, remains on track for another tune-up before facing Joe Louis in June and plans a Miami bout in March.
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United Press
NEW York
Max Schmeling
Harry ‘Thomas’ Chin
Minnesota
Maxie Oi
iReferee Artis Donovan
Thomas
Maxie Quill
Harops
Germany
Ben Foord
South Africa
Hamburg
Joe Louis
Schmeling
Miike Jacobs
Miami
Maren
Maxie
Ike
Ming
Tim
Penn Electrics Take Three Wins Over Wing-Will
The Penn Electrics vanquished Wing-Will in three straight games in the Antler League last evening. Arthur Scheppner led scoring with 181 total points while Wing Will offered 14.
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Penn Electrics
Penn Saccun
Uawiung
Arthur Scheppner
Willi
Postpone Cage Game Tonight Between St Edward's and Lincolnville
Announcement says the basketball contest at St Edward's High School floor between St Edward's and Lincolnville High School has been postponed due to inclement weather conditions at the time of the notice. Lincolnville requested the delay seeking safer playing conditions.
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St. Edward's High School
St. Edward's
iLincolnville High School
iLincolnville
Gomez And Allen Share American League Honors
Vernon Gomez of the New York Yankees and Johnny Allen of the Cleveland Indians shared pitching honors for the 1937 American League season. Gomez led the league with a 2.83 ERA after a down year in 1936. Allen won 15 games and lost 1, posting a .098 win loss percentage, the best in major league history.
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Vernon
Lefty) Gomez
New York Yankees
Johnny Allen
Cleveland Indians
Gomez
Allen
Banquet Planned for Antler League Bowlers
Bowlers of the Antler League will attend a large banquet at their home tomorrow evening at 9:80. A big dinner will be served and prize-winning teams from the first round will receive awards. Officers and team captains finalized plans at a meeting last evening.
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Antler League
Revolta Wins Miami Open By One Stroke
Harrisburg Dec 14 Sug gestions from District 11 coaches to slow basketball pace gain official support across Pennsylvania. Center jump may be eliminated to speed game and curb fatigue among high school athletes.
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Revolta
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association
United
Thomson and Metz Trail Revolta In First Big Tourney
Johnny Revolta led the Bahamas voyage after pocketing 2500 in the Miami Biltmore open. Thomson and Metz posted solid 274 and 283 aggregates while Snead faded from the lead with a 284 total. Joy struggled to an 307 final, as the tourney moved toward Nassau.
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Metz
Revolta
Tony Joy
Unitea Presa Coral
Gables
Fia
Johnny Revolta
Pilot House
Nassau
Bahaman
Revolut
Miami
Jimmy Thomson
Dick Metz
Chicago
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Snead
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