Oil City and Meadville Lead Section II Basketball Push
Oil City and Meadville won big in the Section II league last night with drives past Frank Ib and Titusville. Meadville beat Rockets 71 to 34 as Sharrar and Cook combined for 40 points, while Oil City topped the Nurseryites 7 41 behind Pleger 23 and Burch 20.
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Oil City
Meadville
Frank Ib
Titusville
Oilers
Lash
Nurseryites
Ken Pleger
Pete Burch
Bulldogs
John Day
Rockets
Pice
Joep Ieaders
Lloyd Sharrar
Bill Cook
Sharrar
Beavers Drop Seventh League Tilt At Warren
Warren High school beat Corry 46 to 40 after a 15-2 opening run. Ted Elchynski sparked the Schwabmen with 11 points in the second quarter as Corry trailed 27-15 at halftime. Eddie Hatch led Warren late with 3 goals and a foul, while Corry struggled at the line converting 12 of 25. Final scoring favored Warren 46 to 40 with Hartnett and Hannan leading Corry with 11 and 10 points respectively.
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Warren High ‘Iribblers
Corry
Oil City
Franklin
Meadville
Titusville
Warren
Corry É
Fred Schwab
Ted Elehynski
Beavers
Schwabmen
Dragons
Eddie Hatch
Joe Massa
Jeanie
Haleh
Elchynski
Hartnett
Massamen
Eagle Eye
Hannan
Hatch
Yas May
Svat
Ae Gibson
A Lioget
Bisson Elchynski
Etlinger
Re Harrington
Castellani Upset in Madison Square Garden by Langlois
French import Pierre Langlois edged Rocky Castellani in a disputed split decision at Madison Square Garden. The official scorecard differed on a key 11th round sequence, with referee Ruby Goldstein awarding a knockdown and Langlois winning on points 9-8 on Goldstein’s card, 8-7 on Aidala’s, while Shortell favored Castellani 7-4-1. The result shocks the tournament field with Langlois not initially slated to compete.
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Jack Hand
New York
Pierre Langlois
Rocky Castellani
Langlois
Castellani
National Boxing Association
New York State Athletic Commission
Rocky
George Kantor
Bc) International Boxing Club
Bobby Dykes
Dallas
Kantor
Jean Bretonnel
Ruby Goldstein
Art Aidala
Ruby
Arlie
Charley Shortell
Madison Square Garden
Goldstein
Ladies B League Report Shows Tight Race Behind Leaders
Grice Jewelers led by 12 games after last night as Katherine's shut out the Toners and Model Dalry split with Raymond Jewelers. Katherine's and Model Dalry sit tied for second. results list Katherine's 621 630 632 Grice Jewelers 544 690 597 Connie's 565 9 612 Jackson's 552 564 542 Wayside Market 558 605 640 Model Dairy 690 614 613 Raymond Jewelers 579 619 692.
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Grice Jewelers
Front Toners
Katherine's
Model Dalry
Raymond Jewelers
Katherine
Connie's Iq Ag
Jackson's Florists
Wayside Market
Jets Grocery
Katherine’s
Connie's
Jackson's
Dokin's Grocery
Model Dairy
Raymond Dewelers
Warren High Jayvees Top Corry Cagers 41 34
Warren High Jayvees defeated Corry 41 to 34 in a Beaty hardwood preliminary contest. Warren built a 9 7 lead early, held a 17 16 halftime edge, then stretched to 34 29 in the third before finishing with a 12 5 final period. Dick led Warren with 18 points while Mel Slypt scored 17 for Corry.
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Warren High Jayvees
CORRY
Athree Exer
Little Dragons
Vielos
Mel Slypt
Tight decision stuns crowd in 4 1/2 point bout
In a nationally televised boxing match 4 1/2 point spread split the crowd as Castellani was edged by the 4 1 underdog by a one point result on two judges cards. The bout drew 4 887 attendees and total receipts reached $14,218 while noted punches billed from Goldstein and Aidal a influenced the outcome.
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Aidala
Shortell
Goldstein
Ishoye
Castellani
Lellani
Little League Reorganizes For Coming Season
Lou Hanng, baseball commissioner in Corry, announced a reorganizing meeting for the Little League to be held at the Yew Post Home tomorrow afternoon at 4. All interested in Dayeluill for the youngsters and especially fathers of players are urged to attend. Five directors will be elected and a president chosen. A general discussion will follow the election.
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Lou Hanng
Corry
VFW
Hickle
Stall Jewelers
Buffalo Bisons
Milly Dry
Dry
Bellefonte
Williamsport
Fran Regel
Penn State Srndiron
Pittsburgh Steelers
Pittsburgh Hornets
Gil Mayer
Providence
YEW Post
Phuse
Olson Favored In Rematch With Hayes At Boston Garden
Boston fans expect a sharp punching Olson to again top Norman Hayes in a 10 round TV bout at the Boston Garden. The Hawaiian-born challenger fought Hayes to a close decision in their first meeting in San Francisco and weighs around 160 pounds for this return.
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Boston
Bobo Olson
San Francisco
Norman Hayes
Boston Garden
New England
Olson
Hayes
Bostonian
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