Beavers Throttle Academy In North League Clash
Beavers overpower Academy High 49 to 18 as McCallmen suffer its sixth straight defeat in the northern section of the scholastic league. Lions use speed to break away early and never trail, while Beavers rally with strong defense and sharp shooting to seal the win.
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Ihe Academy High
Mts
Corry Hi
Loy Hang
Beavers
Lions
Kane
Waelmin
Academy
Fedich
Beevers
Wes Academy
McCallmen
Millrose Games Attract Crowd with Top International Talent
The Millrose Games showcase a strong field led by Seraphin Martin from France and Leh Miller Cunnitian, plus American standout Tay Conover in the Wanamares mile. Contenders include Joe Sivak, Gene Yorke, and other noted athletes as the event promises a competition near the world record pace of 1:12 in the mile.
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Hy United Foss
Rose A.A
Hardit
Seraphin Martin
Steitzerlond
Tun
Wanamares
Tay Conver
Amer Tan
Indy Ln
Paul Near
Wal Orr
Los Bermond
Martin
Joe Sivak
Gene Yorke
Michigan Champion Adds Another Match
The report details a wrestling match where Don George defeated Bibber McCoy to win the first fall in 1 minute 40 seconds. The text notes a second fall lasting 16 minutes 25 seconds before outcome was reached.
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Michigan
Roubmalue
Nex
Het Don George
Tiefrafou Bibber McCoy
George
Worl
Central District Guard Clash Sets Armory Basketball Showdown
Central District Guard meets Service Company in a Sunday armory game to decide who advances in the regimental tournament. Company A of Corry, riding a mix of brilliant and uneven showings this season, seeks a victory over Ridgway to reach the next round and challenge Ere Quinter within ten days. The winner earns the right to continue in the Central District contest while the loser exits the title picture.
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Atte Amory
Bide Wity
Teme and
Besdfund
Saintety
Servier Corpany Tos
Uie A
Ridgway Five
Ie Mayville Merchants
Corry Guards
Peratic
Lee
Ramey and Strub in Brse Ring Draw
In a dramatic boxing card at Pay Feb 7, Ramey and Strub battled to a 10 draw amid a night of uneven results. Several fighters from Wheeling to Cleveland claimed decisions and knockouts, with notable bouts featuring Meard, Oeil, Man, and Pavlik among others. Local notes mention Lynn Tatdein and Henry Atel's opponents, plus win and loss tallies across multiple cities.
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SWI
Abert Sethu
Wesley Feaming
Grynt Rhipids
Lynn Tatdein
The
Meron
Henry Atel
Youngstown
Jack Oeil
Cleveland
Joe Mangold
Salashinea
N.Y
Don Muse
Jamestown
Patsvera
Meadville
Frankie Serguin
Fivie
Utpoint
Liming Caywall
Youngstown Thanklin
Kell Akzo
Jack Teippe
Banitata
Roicid Nai
Horense
Yanez
TY Mtenangy
Gene Stanton
Amy Shanks
Iis
Winnipeg
George Pavlik
Cadar Mapies
Paty
Potroile
Pawo
Jackie Mowry
Ghieaso
Iain Minutes
Cyvehual
Doe Baxoney
Lily Moloresport
Detevie
Jackie Copan
Uanton
Boxers Suspended by Chicago Board Amid Turbulent Meeting
Chicago board suspends two boxers after a contentious session. Officials cite disciplinary rules and unsafe conduct during recent bouts. The hearing featured debates over fight outcomes and potential sanctions for participants and staff. Local promoters expressed concern over the impact on upcoming events and sport integrity. The disciplinary actions mark a rare halt in a turbulent season for the city’s boxing scene.
Geneva Defeats Duquesne 27 to 19 in Tight Contest
Geneva won over Duquesne 27 to 19 as Lingsky Montgomery and teammates scored key field goals. Geneva led early and extended its margin in the second half, holding Duquesne to a low first-half score and preserving the win.
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Geneva
Duquesne
Pivtsborgh
Tad Weapli
Lingsky Montgomery
Ti Pict
Ganeva Catlewe
Hisiiclsit
Lenmn
Lund
Barch
Harrison to name football officials for seven college teams
Don Harrison of the University of Pittsburgh will deputy commission to select officials for seven collegiate teams in a conference meeting. Officials will be chosen for Allegheny, Geneva, Grove City, Waynesburg, Bethany, and others, with names announced later by the committee.
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Harrison
United Press
Pittsburgh
Don Harion
Seoihinle
Alfileticsversity of
Fotier
Aonfere Norn
Firion
Okeson
der Low Aypervinum
Heconus Athey
Widiateys
Aliegheny
Genny
Grove City
Wahits
Weiequaeter
Bethany
Eumes
Maresyn
Scholastic results from regional matches and scores
Readable results show multiple schools posting scores across events. Notable marks include Casutauqua 35 over Lakewood 15, Westfield 25 over Predania 19, and Mohs entries such as Sewell 10 and Marys th ME with various point totals.
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Yeenyitie
Jainratiwn
Tounttfels
St Apathy Montville
Monette
Wikwerie
OL Milt
Lucky Grave
Cochrantona
Heinkting
Wie
Tiakt BO
Yoiguiente
Hite Stille Vireent
Shira
Sharpsville
Givityet
Wripcraim
Woiheld Kh
Kane
Tludloye
Marys
Sewell
Casutauqua
Lakewood
Westfield
Predania
Wildcats Triumph Over West Virginia 23 to 16
Northwestern University edged West Virginia University 23 to 16 as the Wildcats staged a late rally to pull ahead. The game featured a tense second half with strong defensive stops and key plays by Northwestern players to secure the win in Mongantown, West Virginia.
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Wildcats
MAT Mongantown
W. Va
Northiwestern University
Eam
West Virsitia University
Loughran Easy Decision Over Max Baer
Tommy Loughran of Premiershia won a decisive 9-3 boxing bout by unanimous decision against Max Baer at Madison Square Garden, improving toward a title shot while Sharkey remains out of the championship picture after recent promoter actions. Baer showed inconsistent defense as Loughran dominated with sharp jabs and scoring blows throughout the bout.
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L. S. Cameron
United Press
New York
Tommy Loughran
Premiershia
Clmmorm
Jaxie Sharkey
Max Eater
California
Loughran
Sharkey
Schmeling
Strinling
Fosteren
New York State
Sharkey Hus
Baer
Ody
Unita
Crum Wins In Extra Period For St Edward's Victory
Ed Crum scored two late field goals and added a sidecourt toss to lift St Edward's High to a 21-16 win over St Michael's in an Erie Diocesan League extra period. Crum and Burr each had four field goals for the victors asEdward's pulled away after a tight regulation that finished tied 21-21.
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Ed Crum
St. Edward's High School
Erie
St Michael's
Greenville
Saints
Corry Purdehlals
St. Edward's
Greensvile Boys
St. Michael's
Crum
Vourt
Tory
St. Eoward's
Burriett
Celes
Hye Doubledeckers
Edward
St. Edward's High
Columbus High
Follo Greenville
Reyyrie
Busilake Be
Ol Stevens
Sound Investment Yields 60 Percent in Corry Deal
A note from Feturities Company Incorporavel in Corry Pennsylvania reports a 60 percent return on a Sound Investment. The brief item notes four ae saved a dig as part of the transaction.
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Feturities Company Incorporavel
Corry, Pennsylvania
Levinsky Kayoes Gagnon in Third Round
Levinsky, a Chicago light heavyweight, knocked out Jack Gagnon, the heavyweight, in the third round at Boston. A blistering right to the chin sent Gagnon to the floor for a count. Gagnon needed assistance leaving the ring as Levinsky weighed 170 1 pounds to Gagnon’s 1924.
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United Preas
Boston
Sevondis
Levine
Chicago
Jack Gagnon
Beal
Lovinsky
Ollnch
Gagnon
Levinsky
Gagnoms
Leadership of Rifle Loop at Stake in Crucial Match
Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League action pits Corry Red and Gin Cit met against Lawrence Park as both teams seek a decisive win to claim undisputed league leadership. A previous 15 point Corry victory raised stakes, while top shooter Kittleberger led the scores in a tight season.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Lawrence Park
Pais
Lawrence Park Tops Corry Juniors 22 to 15 in Junior High
Lawrence Park defeated Corry Juniors 22 to 15 on the junior high court last night. Corry led the opening period 3-0 but Lawrence Park controlled the second period, outscoring Corry to take the game.
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Lawrence Park
Corry Juniors
Corry Juniior High
Lawrence Parl
Wey
Martin
Lo the Lovaty
Lawrence Parte Jaddies
Corry
Eam
Cathy
Ed Hagul
Holmes
Glasgow
Ia Webster
Jackson
Williams
Chivivuzis
Opena Gos
Lawrence Parle
Corry J
Weather forecast for Washington January-February period
Weather forecast for the week of February 9 to 14, 1981 in Washington reports snow north, snow turning to rain in South, two snow events around Tuesday and Friday. Temperatures start mild, fall midweek, then turn much colder Friday or Saturday with strong winds and wintry conditions.
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Washington
Keystone quintet struggles in 89 4 defeat at Cambridge Springs
Keystone players racked up multiple personal fouls as Cambridge Springs and the Corry tusslers battle in a tense game. Keystone fell behind early and could not overcome the early deficit, ending 89 to 4 in a contested division contest.
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Keystone
Cambraee Springs
Corry Tussers
Lelie
Alphabet League maxt Week's Games Wie Bnet ale Acalemy of Weer
Alphabet League schedule highlights several matches this week featuring young talents and local academies. Key events include games against Vincent and a high school level clash aimed at boosting student athletes' exposure and experience.
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Bnet Ale
Weer
Youngeville
al Vincent
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