Vint Game Reflections in Early Postwar College Basketball
A detailed recap of a pro basketball game at the State Armory marks the sport's return after years. It notes Erie and Akron Goodyear as strong teams, discusses passing lapses, and highlights the VFW recruits. It also surveys the 1946-47 college season with Kentucky and Bowling Green as early frontrunners.
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Sumday
State Armory
Erie
Toca Uneup
VFW
Akron Goodyear
Kentucky
Bowling Green
Texas A and M
Ohio
Dan Otten
Buffalo Bisons
Stimeee
Plyers
Rivalry renews as Union City and Cony clash on Junior High night
Milanovich sticks with a veteran lineup as Union City hosts Cony in a doubleheader at the gym. Junior high dribblers open at 7 pm with Coach Lytle guiding a season’s test, while the high school game starts at 6 pm. An expected large crowd packs the arena with talk of record crowds and local favorites aiming to spoil the visitors.
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Unio City
Ed Paley
Tidioute
Bloomfield
Bears
Beavers
Paul Ryan
Toni
Milanovich
Waren
Vincent
Tack Crayford
Louis Lundy
Bob Coleman
Art Pitts
Roger Ottaway
Freddie Mills Plans World Boxing Tour
British light heavyweight champion Freddie Mills eyes a world tour after a strong year with losses to Gus Lesnie Bruce Woodcock and Joe Baksi. The plan includes a South America stop with a heavyweight title holder, then Australia and a U.S. swing before returning via Bowland. County league results note Lawrence Park over Union City and Wesleyville over Waterford with other local outcomes.
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London
Freddie Mills
Hay
Gus Lesievich
Bruce Woodcock
Joe Bakai
Maniay
Ted Broadvibb
Ting
Mills
South Ames
S.A
Australia
Bowland
U.S
Lawrence Park
Union City
Wesleyville
Waterford
Erle Perry
Nocti
Wilcox And Linn's Hold To Leads In City League Night
Wilcox Grocers beat Kasper's in two of three games while Corry Sales swept Surdon Construction in the City League. The standings show Wilcox leading with scores around 38 wins and six losses, with Kasper's and Corry Sales also near the top as the league tightens.
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Wilcox and Linn
Clymer
Sone Wilcox Grocers
Pannell Anes
Riniermo Kuspet
Corry Sales
Surdon Construction
Corry
Marty's
Pet
Wilcox Grocers
Kasper’s
Corry Sales Qi
Kasper
Phil Sample
Hass Cassett
Marty
Paul Hurlbut
Walt Swantek
Cella
Boston House Beats Fair Store in Elks League
Boston House defeated Fair Store in an Elks League match last night with scores 997, 88 and 964 to 822, 883 and 880. Len Carroll led the winners with games of 168, 192 and 195 while Carl Gustafson added 176, 143 and 149 for Clothiers’ opponents. Gene Joyce defeated Al Gomer in Chicago action.
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Boston House
Fair Store
Steve
Elks
The
Clothiers
Len Carroll
Carl Gustafson
Benefit Floor Card At Clymer Legion Game Night
The Clymer Legion basketball team hosts a two game benefit program at Central School to support USC and YMCA drives. The first game at 7 p.m. features Clymer vs Ripley in the Chautauqua County American Legion League, followed by a 8 p.m. showdown between the Clymer Midgets and the Legionnaires. The Midgets include many players from last season’s Central County Class B championship squad.
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Clymer
Clymer Legion
Tomorow
Central School
USC
YMCA
At & P.m
Ripley
Chautauqua Cenny American Legion League
Legionnaires
Clymer Central
Corry Vets Take Lead in County League Win at Girard
Corry Vets beat Girard 99 to 29 in Erie County Independent League action. Dirk Schneider led scoring with 19 points and Joe Frisina added 10 as Corry built a 40 24 margin after three periods. Frey paced Girard with 11.
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Corry Vets
Erie County
Girard
Dick Schneider
Joe Frisina
Banes
Bob Williams
Bob Prey
Tour Doubledeckers
le Vets
Regaor
Dio Angth
Quinzber
Corry
Ave
Dirk Sehneider
Vets
Toe Frisina
Frey
Better Fishing Seen In Future By State Biologist
Harrisburg reports envisage improved Pennsylvania fishing through scientific stocking methods. Gordon T Trombly state biologist says mobiliary stocking and proper assessment, with cooperation of sportsmen, are key. Charles A Prench notes the project aims at vitalizing waters across the commonwealth.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Charles A. Prench
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Corry Hiner
Sesson
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Millan
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Guignon's
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Women’s Friend Electric Washer
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Corry, Pa
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