Beavers Seek Seventh Victory In League Play
Corry High School prep basketball hosts North East in Erie County League action starting tonight at 7 30 with two junior varsity games preceding. Coach Tinson again leans on his top five Darnoall Fox McKinney Ottaway and Jackson while Larson and Greider pace the Grapepickers. North East shows improved form and’ll challenge the Corry offense as the Beavers chase their seventh win in league play this season.
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Corry High School Sribblers
North East
Beavers
Millcreek
Rie
Cathedral Prep
Tay
Sam Kramer
Hale
Tinsonmen
Ornge
Black
Grapepickers
Stan Ralston
Corry
Larson
Greider
Wil
Tinson
Joe Darnoall
George Fox
McKinney
Merle Ottaway
Fred Jackson
Joe Durnofall
Meinmey
Corry High
Urip
Erie County League
Darnofgi
Erland Evenson
Erie
Eg Cirdins
Abe Nest Gay
Seazoy
George Halas
Chicwe Bears
Navy
Bartell Speaks For Older Players And Giants
Richard Bartell the 87 year old Rowdy Richard eyes a return to big league baseball as a service era veteran. The piece notes his past .294 to .298 1943 season with the New York Giants and lists other ex majors like Hank Greenberg and Joe Dimaggio as they face uncertain timely returns from wartime service. It also covers Westminster College basketball, Noble Jorgensen of the Pirates lineage, Buffalo hockey delays, and local Erie County League scoring races.
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Richard Bartell
Richard
New York Giants
Bartell
Insek
Hank Greenberg
Red Railing
Tom Bridges
Terry Moore
Billy Herman
Spud Chandler
Lonnie’ Frey
Johnny Mike
Jimmy Brown
Luke Appling
Harry Danning
Bil Dickey
Joe Dimagalo
Open Season on Doves Sails Through Pennsylvania Senate
In Harrisburg a resolution for an open dove season in Southeastern Pennsylvania clears the Senate and heads to the House for concurrence. Sponsored by Sen. A. Evans Kep’hhaut the measure asks the State Game Commission to push for the open season in migratory bird recommendations to the U. S. Department of Interior.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Sen
A. Evans Kep‘hhaut
Rpk
State Game Commission
U. S. Department of Iterney
Aero Men's Bowling League leads and matches report
The Aero Men's Bowling League results show the leaders maintaining a comfortable margin after a five game set, with a 200 team clinching key wins as two teams posted strong series and others struggled. Notable scores included 164 179 184 by Amy Jackson and 148 by Cassius Sears, with Arlene McQuire and Rosalind Hopkins contributing solid lines for their clubs.
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Heldent
Lassing
Aero
Aghudhi
Acro Lailies
Aero Men's League
Pel
Oltive
Cassius Sears
Fly
Amy Jackson
Paul Shivies
Esiclly Johnson
Waller
Hopkins
Bill Madison
Arlene McQuir
Wy Bui Williams
Lasers
Any
GOI
Rosalind Hopkins
George Koesines
Ners
Margaret Barr
Taylor
Fosers
Mosconi Holds Big Edge Over Greenleaf in World Title Match
Chicago February 6 Willie Mosconi of Toledo world pocket billiard champion leads Ralph Greenleaf of Detroit by 294 points in their cross country world title match. Mosconi won 140 blocks yesterday and adds to a growing lead as two 124 point blocks are scheduled daily this week. Brooklyn grand jury plans to call Mayor Fiorello La Guardia as a witness in the Brooklyn College finances probe. Tex Warrington a 220 pound Auburn center on All America list played two seasons for William and Mary.
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Chicago
Willie Mosconi
Toledo
Ralph Greenleaf
Detroit
Mosconi
Kunis Diy
Brooklyn
Kings County Grand Jury
Fiorello le
Guardia
the Owyer
Simday
Hemi Byootelyn College
Tex Warrington
William and Mary
Willie Joyce Defeats Chalky Wright in Featherweight Bout
Willie Joyce earns a decisive victory over Chalky Wright, former featherweight champion, in a Philadelphia arena. Joyce, billed as a rising favorite, dominated Wright with powerful blows and improved his claim as a top contender.
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Willie Joyce
Chalky Wright
Asmuehaler
Philadelphia
Wille Joyce
Residerit
Billy Penn
Waleh King
Oldtime boxing fan names his all time greats
San Francisco collector Michael Macy lists his boxing pantheon headlined by Jim Jeffries as the greatest heavyweight while critiquing many champions. He ranks heavyweights Jeffries and Sharkey first, with Bob Fitzsimmons and other era greats noted alongside lighter divisions and notable names from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Jim Jeffries
Dempsey
Louis
Russ
Newland Nan Mrancieco
Michael Macy
San Francisco
Hamptons
Jack Jokin- Solisens Givery
Marvin Hoel
Hart
Joe Stoynski
Dobnson
Pinson
WNUK
Jeffries
Gilly
Wormls
Jack Dempsey
Jon Lents
Warewa
Manassa Mayer
Joss Willned
Cant Moetis
Jim Flynn
Billy Miske
Jim Slovk
Wx Baer
Tony Musto
Ony Galouto
Gus Dorno
Abe Scoetn
Wilh Boler Jackson
Gus Rubin
Bob Filesimwis
Tom Sharky
Ep Armstrong
George Godfrey
Tname
Tom Sharkey
Bob T Jesimmets
Kay
Roundup of postwar college sports ideas and notable players
New York reports survey of postwar athletic plans with calls for conferences to limit out of state access, aiming for equal competition. Joe Goater notes Richmond missing players, Brooklyn College popularity shifts, and Lefty Game jokes about umpiring. Lineal Wings prep for bombers. McClusky seeks AAU track success. Hillenbrand, Saban and Jacoby reassigned to California for study duties in China.
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New York
Tom Lieb
Florida
Tom
Lich
Lon Saban
Charley Jacoby
Indiana Bi
Fort,Benning
Californis
State Senator Proposes Stiffer Gambling Fines
In Harrisburg on February 6, Senator H Jerome Daspan of Philadelphia proposed tougher penalties for gambling at Pennsylvania athletic events. The plan would raise first offenses to a $100 fine and 30 days in jail, second offenses to $200 and 60 days, and subsequent offenses to $500 and six months. The measure would redefine bribery to cover major or professional sports events and seek state athletic commission oversight of permits and participant supervision.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn
H. Jerome Daspan
Dphilus
Saidl
Jaspar
Sonite
Yonganen
Pennsylvaia
Ian Vnininwu
State Athletic Commission
Abe
Stumobers
Armle Hockey Association Scolds Ver Non Thomas
In a Baltimore note the Armles Hockey Association fines Ver non Thomas for misdeeds while a humorist writes of NHL style fan understanding. The column mentions Colorado and Utah college basketball feuds over a canceled game and NCAA implications. Chick Evans is mocked for golf habits and resignations in a light sports column mood.
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Armles Hockey Association
C. Vernon Thomas
Baltimore
Utah
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Chick Evans
Chick
Navy's All Big League Squad Ready for Tour
Navy prepares for a February 8 exhibition against the Army Air Forces Pacific region team as stars from major clubs gather under the Third and Fifth Fleets. Coach Bill Dickey notes a four‑stop tour including Marshalls Guam Saipan Leyte and possibly Australia with players listed from Brooklyn to White Sox across Third and Fourth Fleet rosters.
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Appventice
Eres
Pharl Harbor
Uthg
Navy
Army Air Force
Pacific Ocean Area
Bill Dickey
Guam
Saipan
Leyte
Australia
Third Fleet
Peewee Reese
Brooklyn
Joe Graye
St. Loui Browns
Barney McCoskey
Detroit
Elbie Pletcher
Pittsburgh
Gene Wooding
Cleveland
Billy Herman
Bse
Merrill May
Phillies
Vince Sinith
Pilisburgh
Johnny Rigney
White Sox
Hal White
Delvon
Jim Trexier
Braves
M. J. Bucmich
Seattle
Pitoner
Fifth Fleet
Connue Ryml
Samily Vernon
Wash“nuwion
Testnell
Rez McGulllen
Browns
Johnny Mize
Eyawood
Schoolboy Rowe
al Brancale
Athistics
al Glossop
Cubs
George Dickey
Virgil Trucks Delrott
Tommy VanderMeer
Cincinnati
Bob Kinner
Pirates
Tom Femincis
Aly
Bob Dillinger
Yoleda Madthers
Mike [McCormick
Fortis Fain
San Francisco Seals
Wall Dudnieh
St. Lows Browns
Wiliam Hitchcock
Don Laie
Kansas
Etifield
Davie Lodigiani
AL Levi
Sir Francisco Seals
Bill Schmidt
Sacramento
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Interast
Westminster College
Baffilo
Bowling Green
Ohio
Titans
Grover Washabaugh
Oklahoma A
Akron
Noble Jorgensen
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buffalo
Bisons
Iey
St. Louis
Indonapolis
Providence
Providence Reds
Newark
N. J
Colin Chaney
Indianapolis
Billy Grant
Orange
Henry Jordan
Solomon Stewart
Nnes
Army
Marine
Washington St. Dist
Pennzoul van Cise
Stabox
W. Smith St
Dial
Emer Ray
Los Angeles
Johny Witte
Jersey City
New Haven
Willie Pep
Harbford
Willie Roache
Wilmington
Del
Gary
Ind
Ghalky Wright
Ray Brown
Dusty Brown
Walter “Popeye
Buddy Othe
Tihols Buck
Ohio State
Kotr
Mudie
Bill Macket
All-ameries
Louk
Cardinals
WMO
Joe Goatter
Paterson
Lefty
Kal Weites
Dinger
Gomea
Nim
Tve
East Washington
Londie
RAL Deposit Insurance Corporation
By Chick Young
Alexander
East Main Street
Baker's Cocoa
Glendora
Mother's Quick
Parkerhouse
Calif
Blue Goose Air Mail Stationery Mo
ACME
Cory Coffee
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