Beavers Clash In Key League Showdown At Junior High
A pivotal Beavers versus Lawrence Park clash headlines the district’s big game of the season. Beavers aim to seize first in the Me County Class A League race while Mills Creek and Jamestown vie for position. Williams and Willis lead the league scoring race as both teams seek a decisive victory to shape the standings.
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Beavers Face Millcreek In Key Junior High Showdown
Unbeaten Millcreek jousts with Corry’s Beavers in a top Class A League clash at Junior High gym. Ted Willis and Chuck Williams lead scorers for their clubs as 400 fans expected. reserve game at 7:15 and main event at 8:30 with starting lines announced.
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Seabiscuit Delivers Fast Mile Workout in Mud at Arcadia
In Arcadia California on February 2 Seabiscuit endured three quick scratches due to muddy tracks yet completed a fast mile workout at Santa Anita. He beat stablemate Fayak I, winner of this year’s $100 000 Santa Anita Handicap, and drew away from Kayak late. Time was 1:42.
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West Virginia University names new coach amid large welcome
In Morgantown on February 2, 800 friends and officials welcomed Josh Want to William Milett as the new coach of West Virginia University football. Attendees included university President Charles Lawall and Pittsburgh Pirates president William Benswaneen, among others, with well wishers from Penn State and regional sports circles.
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Kaspers Gain In City Bowling League Night Action
In last evening’s City Bowling League action Kasper and Waterhouse split matches with Kasper taking three games from Waterhouse and Waterhouse dropping three. Phoenix Grill won three, Aero No. 1 was blanked, Cohen Goals beat Gary Jamestown two to one, Loblaws beat Peyl's Men's Wear, and Aero No. 2 defeated Superior Gleam s. Charley Keefer posted high series of 199 with a 220 single.
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Cunningham May Run Last Race on Feb 9
Philadelphia United Press reports Glenn Cunningham, once famed for the fastest mile, may race in the Penh Ao games at Convention Hall on February 9. He will face Blaine Rideout, 1500-meter king Na tional AL A. TI, 1500-meter Italian champ Tiligi Beccali, Carmen Bova of Seton Hall, and Chuck Fenske.
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State urges immediate skunk population reduction
The State Game Commission urged an immediate material reduction of the skunks population before the animals’ value declines. No game law restrictions apply. killing skunks in or near cities and boroughs is allowed, the commission said.
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MacPhail Takes Box As Opponent To Landis Law
Boston wires report MacPhail, Brooklyn president, praised Landis and warned of a system that could erode competition. He spoke at a New York event criticizing baseball’s governance while criticizing Judge Landis and urging reform.
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Bartell and Galan Refuse to Sign
In San Francisco on February 1 Batell the Detroit infielder and Asie Galan of Chicago refuse to sign their 10 year contracts. Bartell told the Tigers by the Cubs he declined to discuss his deal while Galan says he wants more money. A separate note from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania reports high school officials may enter a special relay event in next week's pre Olympic games in Philadelphia, allowed to participate in interstate events.
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Apos t o l i 6 105 Favorite Over Melio Bettina
San Francisco’s Apostoli favored over Melio Bettina of Beacon in Madison Square Garden. Bout expanded to 15 rounds after a wild first show. Grippo protested the decision, claiming a robbery and prompting a 60 day suspension for Bettina’s team. State Boxing Commission also suspended Pete Wagner for a recent poor showing.
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