Slump Cost Beavers Honors in Union City Loss
Beavers suffer in league chase as slump costs them honors after a setback to Union City. Edinboro quintet, once a top HS cage unit, now trails two rivals in a three way race while Hy Vis Oils team and Warren High prep for upcoming games.
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Waterford Edges Beavers by Lone Point in Thrilling Game
Plansky led Waterford to an 88 87 victory over Beavers after a tight full game. Corry trailed as Edinboro and Warren's Titusville squads faced losses. Corry’s Don Paulson led locals with 14 points while Edward Plansky scored six for Waterford.
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Rhinehart Wins Five-Round Finale at Fen ton A A Card
In Washington Street Auditorium last night Titty Rhinehart Turaville Pa defeated Bobby Magnuson Jamestown in a five round final. Rhinehart used experience to outpoint Magnuson with timely evasion and steady scoring. The crowd saw a technical bout with skilled ring craft and mutual respect as the winner claimed the verdict.
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Fight Results Showcasing Boxing Names Across Cities
Boxing card results list fighters and scores with ties and draws. Tony Morgana from Philadelphia and Frankie Car from Philadelphia had key actions, while Virgil from San Francisco and Herbia Hansford from Hollywood also feature. The report hints at a forthcoming season and the mix of two-handed style.
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Erie County League Scores From Last Night
Waterford edged Corry 38 to 37 while Union City beat Edinboro 26 to 24 and McKean defeated Albion 28 to 20 In the Northern Division Girard lost to Lawrence Park 22 to 20 and North East topped Millcreek 53 to 28
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Blair Named New Treasurer of Rifle Club
Loren Blair was elected treasurer of the Corry Sportsmen's Rifle Club at a special election during Friday's meeting. The charter for the National Rifle Association will be forwarded today. Regular practice shoots continue on Tuesdays and Fridays with twelve week high score tallies for 100 classes and special awards.
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Plan expansion in scholastic sport calendar
Harrisburg Feb 9 The Pennsylvania Inter scholastic Athletics Association will act on expanding state championship track and field events and establishing statewide competition for high schools in wrestling golf volleyball tennis and swimming. Tennis and golf may go statewide this year others soon. Minor track changes will be studied and a petition to form a new district including Northumberland Columbia Montour Snyder and Union counties will be considered.
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Union City and Edinbord Tie For Loop Lead
Union City and Edinboro fought to a 26 to 24 win over the Turtles on Union City’s court. The close game saw no more than a four point margin and featured a late 15 second basket by Nick that sealed the result. Both teams have victories over Benver’s and could face Junior High rivals as the season ends.
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Two Teams Tied In Hig Caye League Action
In morning action the Junior High teams played the eighth graders with both TH and Juniors claiming healing duty. Standings show W and L records as the season nears playoffs. Playoff games between the two leading teams are scheduled for next Sunday morning.
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Scholastic Results Waterford 88 Lead Scorers and Team Totals
Waterford 88 led by Jamosdown 27 and Mondville 27 with other key scorers including Fulomer 19, Brovton 30, Sherman 14, and Icky Grove 12. Nearby teams such as Port Marys Brantyeel 2 Kane 14 and Mt Jewett 14 contributed, while Tydlonto 12 and Ridgway 1% appeared in the tabulated results.
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Pitt Tossers Snap Duquesne’s String
Pitt defeated Duquesne 85 to 34 ending the Dukes’ 24 game winning streak. Pitt rallied in the final two minutes with three fast field goals as Duquesne, led by captain Birch and Sevan y, kept a half time edge, and Jasko Cribbs and Roderick led Pitt scorers in a crowded Pitt Stadium Arena.
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Illness Halts Boxer's Bout In Cicero Stadium
Young Joe Firpo, Philadelphia lightweight, fell ill minutes before a scheduled 10 round bout with Frankie Sagilio at Cicero Stadium. He was rushed to St. Anthony hospital in Chicago and an Illinois commission probe began, with stomach contents to be analyzed for clues. No betting activity appeared at ringside as investigators sought medical reports.
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Yarosz target of $20,000 for Thil title bout in May
United News says Teddy Yarosz the muddleweight champion is set for a title defense at Forbes Field next May against Marcel Thil. Negotiations near completion with McGarvey and Raymond promoting the bout at Motor Square Garden and Forbes Field. Report notes an offer of $20,000 plus receipts, after a prior $17,000 bid. Canada announces a tourist drive with promotion funds raised to $200,000 for overseas campaigns.
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FURNISHED SAFE GRACKER NORWALK
Fragmented OCR text mentions Fire chief George Hagardua and Chief Bogardua appealing to police to finish an export. Lacking clear events, places, and dates, the readable segments describe a municipal figure and a request to authorities in a garbled report.
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Korn Smax Wins Rifle Match At Corry Red and Gun Club
In Corry, Korn Smax led a seven man team to victory over Corry Jamestown at the Hirst Avenue range. A 1473 total and strong scores from Wetson, Gurley, Messenger, Sheehan, and Gieke highlight the meet as cabinet makers posted 129 in a separate tally.
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Gators Meet Grove City In Allegheny Showdown
Allegheny College hosts Grove City in the second home game of the series. Grove City lost 43 19 to Allegheny earlier on the Crimson’s court, with Tomko injured. Coach Bob Thorne expects Tomito back to shift the outcome. Also notes last night’s bowling winners Mrs L Baker with 178 and 1 prize, Mrs M Turner with 758, Miss L Parker with 159.
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Titusville bowls past Warren in inter city loop clash
Nelson Towelers of Titusville opened their In ter-City Bowling League with a win over Warren by 264 pins at Titusville alleys. Local bowlers Peterson Anderson and Worsberg posted 200s, while Corry's Twistered Cragg led with 212 average across three games. Warren's Johnson beat 220 in one series as Corry and Jamestown also posted strong totals in Corry.
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Chicago Boxers Face Wide-Field Scoring Duel
A fragmented boxing card in Chicago shows multiple bouts with fighters from Chicago Akron Dubuque and Cleveland. Notable decisions include Lou Jallos over Lou Vities 141 128 Chicago and Davey White over Mickey OShea 132 150 Chicago. The rough results mix wins by decision and close scorelines across a crowded lineup.
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College Basketball Scores From Scattered Matches
A slate of results shows Armour Tech 31 over Deraunda, Alfred 36, Sir Lawrence 27, Georgia 85 over Presbyterian 34, Pitt 5 over Duquesne 4, Adrian 29 over Penn College 27. Brooklyn College 31 over Brooklyn Hoty 22, Long Island 50 over George Washington 29, Georgetown 46 over I U A O, Ohio 22 over Mayter 29, Wittenberg 35 over Manletts 25, Kent State 44 over Capital 22, John Carroll 38 over Toledo St. John.
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Customs and Meaning From Early Exchequer Records
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss customs and duties in early origin terms with reference to the Exchequer in 1260. It notes a word origin and a tax payable, mentioning a tally or seal and MEL on adel in a vague context. The readable text is uncertain but centers on historical customs terminology and monetary dues.
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