Beavers Look to Rebound as Erie Visit Looms
Beavers at Erie tomorrow seek to regain form after a 102 57 loss in Ol City debacle. Corry edged the Sunrisers 59 58 in a tight clash as Orange and Black hold a 9 7 record. Wilbur Jenkins leads Meadville the league scoring push, with Erie undefeated in league play ahead of Friday’s home tilt versus the Bulldogs.
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Beaver Trapping Rules And Prices For Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's statewide beaver trapping season opens February 15 and closes March Bth. Prices have dropped with a blanket pelt around 12 dollars, reducing interest in trapping. Regulations limit each trapper to four beavers per season or day and up to ten traps with metal name plates. Traps may not be set on beaver dams, near houses, or on posted private water areas without owner consent. Pelts must be sealed by game protectors and presented within ten days after season end. skins go to the local game official. Last year pelts averaged about 20 dollars, a drop from two years ago, leading many veteran trappers to abandon the effort. Seizures totaled 3,178 a year ago statewide, down from 3,450 two years prior.
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Sport Shorts Sparkling Jenkins Targets Scoring Record
Jenkins leads Meadville High with 204 points in seven league games as he eyes the season record of 225. The piece notes other coaching moves and contract talks involving figures like Tom Harp and Bobby Avila, plus a reshuffling outlook for Cleveland and Baltimore players in spring training.
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Hockey Scores and Notable Boxing Results Reported
National League updates show New York over Montreal 3 to 1 while Chicago outshot Toronto 3 to 2 Cleveland tops Buffalo 4 to 1 and Pittsburgh defeats Springfield 8 to 4 in hockey scores. Jimmy Muretine wins in Glendale with an 180 pound bout over Tony Pelino in Hollywood.
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Top Teams Seek Bids as Races Tighten Across Major Leagues
An Associated Press preview notes week of crucial decisions across conferences. San Francisco eyes 44 straight wins as Memphis State, Vanderbilt, Duke, and Kansas State chase post season bids and conference titles. Shifts loom in the SEC, ACC, Big Seven, Skyline, Missouri Valley, Ivy and Yankee regions with leaders like UCLA, Connecticut, and St Francis of Brooklyn aiming to stay atop.
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Fights Continue At St. Nick's Arena
New York State Athletic Commission chair Lulu Helland says Monday night fights at St. Nicholas Arena proceed while a final ruling is awaited. Promoter Tex Sullivan and Willie Gilevenberg face charges. Courchesne-Bertles rematches Johnny O’Brien as part of a televised featherweight night featuring Miguel Bor Ho5 of Puerto Rico and Bobby Courcheme of Hulyoks, Mass.
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Hypo Blasts win fourth straight in Senior High intramural
The Hypo Blasts defeated the Knownothings 64-29 with John 30 scoring 12 for the losers while Bob Jackson led the Crewcuts with 13 and Floyd Wilkinson added 10. Dukes beat the Dukes 48-31 as Bob Tunnel frills 18 for the Dukes and Lynn Austin starred for the other teams. Next Saturday features Hypo Blasts vs Warriors and Dukes vs Burns with other matchups.
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Middlecoff Wins $15,000 Phoenix Open Tournament
Cary Middlecoff won the $15,000 Phoenix Open, shooting 68 for a total of 276 to finish eight under par. Blair, Demaret, Sollwitz, and Gene Littler joined the top results as the field moved on to the next event, with large purses and standings shaping the golf circuit.
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Providence Reds Stumble At Home In AHL Fight
The Providence Reds lost 4-2 to the Hershey Bears snapping a nine game home win streak. Bears led 2-0 after two periods before Lorne Davis scored late and Arnie Kullman sealed the victory. Cleveland beat Buffalo 3-2 and Pittsburgh routed Springfield.
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College basketball scores roundup UCLA and rivals edge wins
UCLA 82 over Washington 75 Loyola Chicago 71 Notre Dame 65 SMU 58 Arkansas 53 in college basketball scores summary featuring multiple teams and results.
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Russia Wins As Olympics Come To Close
Cortina d Ampezzo Italy reports the closing ceremony of the Winter Games with Soviet Russia leading the medal tally after 32 nations competed. Russia tops Austria 121 to 74 in golds while Finland Sweden and Switzerland trail. American standout Art Bana Placid NY led a strong U.S. showing with notable jumps and results. Nagurski's father dies at 75 in International Falls Minnesota.
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Major League Owners Seek Pay Cap In Salary Fight
Major league baseball owners, facing player demands to raise the minimum from 6000 to 7200, may push to cap player salaries. Commissioner Ford Frick called the effort definite as leagues form committees to study the salary plan. Officials indicate a push for a maximum, with no resolution before the April season start. Players Bobby Feller and Robin Roberts voiced tempered optimism about owners’ constructive steps while seeking more detail. Rochester 121, Minneapolis 100, St. Louis 105, Philadelphia 93, Syracuse 00, Fort Wayne 85, Boston 114, New York 104.
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Little League Reorganized Seeks Umpire School
A meeting at the VFW Post reorganized the Little League selecting John McMahon as president Roger Brown as vice president and Lou Hanna as secretary Four teams will form the league and four in the Minor League Minor League games move from Mead Park to the new high school fields All players will receive uniforms and a push will be made to enroll 14 18 year olds in the Erle umpire school A combined meeting for Teen Keeper and Little League managers and others will be held next Sunday with time and place to be announced
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Pirates sign 31 players under contract for 1952 season
In Pittsburgh the Pirates announced 31 players signed to contracts led by Dale Long who marked his 80th birthday in New York yesterday as General Manager Joe Brown completed the pact. Also signing were catcher Danny Ferayus and infielder Eddie OBrien.
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Former Irish End Signs With Steelers for 1956 Season
Notre Dame captain Don Penss, a defensive end from Ranine Wisconsin, signed to play for the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 1956 NFL season. He was the Steelers No. 12 draft pick in 1955 but served in the armed forces before signing the contract.
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Chase's Mobil Tops All-Way Electric In Postponed Match
Chase's Mobil swept All-Way Electric to win by four pins in a full-off. Dick Chase led with a 22 game series, 213 and 241 for the highest score, while John Kotanoski added a 214 for the losers as the lone 200+ game. Frankurt bout notes include Friedrich outpointing Layne.
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