Minor changes in grid rules threaten Aero Supply lead
In Corry City Bowling League action Aero Supply and Corry Jamestown clash as key rivals. Aiming to strengthen standings, Ray Buers crew may shift the lead with remaining matches and a proposed recalibration of team strategies. Old time lore from Bellevue, Kentucky fans informs pitching choices amid the 1981 season context.
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Corry High teams win invasions at Youngsville double header
Corry High and Company A won in Youngsville as the Junior High defeated Youngsville Junior Varsity 27 to 14 and Company A beat Youngsville Indepen dents by 18 to 4. The slim margin and 35 to 13 final reflected a balanced scoring effort with key contributions from multiple players.
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Beavers Meet Albion in Loop Tilt Tonight
Beavers face Albion in Erie County Basketball League action at the junior high school. BI Myers and Wally Berger, former Thiel and Allegheny stars, sit on the sidelines as their teams clash. Berger’s club started strong but has slumped, while Beavers seek to halt their losing streak and gain a win.
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Baseball Figures Parade at Opening Day
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Arlington Futurity Prize Money Boost At Arlington Park
The Arlington Futurity offers about $60,000 in prize money for 2 year olds, with a third running slated at Arlington Park this season. Secretary Roy Carvath notes 21 entrants remain, as $29,000 second payments are due January 19 and the final five payments are due May 15, with a starting trio totaling $1,050.
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Fight results from city bout surge in chaos
In Key West and other cities graphic notes tally boxing results across many venues. Names such as Nebo, Dry, Duis, Red, and Pavia appear with weights and scores amid a chaotic list of bouts and locales, reflecting a hectic card plus regional standouts.
Giants Boss Bill Terry Targets Mas Pavey For 150 Games
Brooklyn trade talks intensify as Giants owner Bill Terry vows to play Mas Pavey in 150 games and outhit every first baseman in the league. Brooklyn bosses deny plans while Abe Walker and other club officials weigh a potential swap. On the Pirates, George Gibson laments rival friendliness as practice continues and benches clear during a tense session with field bats and a wary crowd nearby.
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Odd Fellows Open Tourney Nets High Scoring Debut
First of the series saw teams of five players compete at the Dili Sellows library. LeRoy Dibkinsem captained one squad with Peter Savankem scoring 45 points. Ader's town totaled 22 and EE. W. Loveland 41 in the opening block. Next round set for Tuesday evenings.
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Second Half League Slate Opens Friday in Tight Race
The St Marys Flying Dutchmen beat the Johnnies 22 to 7 as Bradford edged Emporium 47 to 19. Kane beat Ridgway 10 to 2 and Warren defeated Kane's opposition. Sheffield Highland tied for second after defeating Ludlow 20 to 1. The second half starts Friday with Bradford at St Marys and Kane at Warren as top games.
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Wormseed Mustard Bitter Taste Reported
Wormseed mustard shows a bitter taste common in grains and plants. The report notes insect pests and growth issues affecting yields and flavor, with farmers concerned about its market acceptability.
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Intercollegiate football rules panel debates blocked kick rules
Atlanta hosts a national gathering of coaches and officials to debate proposed changes to football rules. Discussions center on permitting 15 yard penalties for blocked kicks on ob- nlf-bound plays, expanding forward passing, and allowing teams to run with a recovered blocked kick under certain conditions.
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Wrestling Results From New York and Connecticut Arena
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Basketball results from scattered scores in Harvard Duke and more
Scattered basketball scores show Harvard 2 and Duke 45 with other entries including Navy at Virginia 20 Penn State Army 24 Purlie 38 Wabash 27 Cornell 2 2 Y 17 88 and Hitgers 26 amid cluttered results from an old page.
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Local CWA Likely to Approve Mitchell Ave Athletic Field Upgrades
The Lono Board may approve several CWA projects including grading the Mitchell Avenue practice field and erecting bleachers on the north side. The project aims to create four 20 by 80 foot sections with seating for 150, replacing the old stand which now seats about 450. Work is estimated for nine weeks employing five men, funded by Congress for construction of the work.
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Ross Easily Defeats Nebo in Kansas City Bout
United Press report from Kansas City notes Bar Ney Ross retained his junior welterweight title by a 12 round decision over Pete Nebo of Key West. Nebo’s surprising aggressiveness pleased the crowd of about 1,000, while Ross’s cautious start drew ire. A cut over Ross’s mouth occurred in round two and Nebo’s countering earned sympathy, though the official score favored Ross.
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Real Estate Chamber Entries Noted in Western Michigan Paper
Fragmentary OCR shows a Real Estate chamber note from Pa to Michigan with advertising terms and banking references. Carrie Fifteen and Jesse F appear, with mention of Mal and restricted pricing at $2.50. The text is garbled but points to ad related real estate and business activity across states.
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