Corry High to Battle Six Games in 12 Days
Corry High School basketball schedules six games in 12 days starting tomorrow with Tuesday in Linesville and Thursday hosting Erie Academy. Beavers aim to finish strong in Section T and improve league record while Duquesne University eyes a postseason bid through three tough games this week.
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Joe Hulton
Bruce Edwards
Brooklyn
Branch Rickey
Hornets Lead Bisons by Four in Eastern Division Chase
The Pittsburgh Hornets jumped four points ahead of the Buffalo Bisons in the Eastern division. The Reds beat Springwela Tailisns 6-4 for their seventh straight win. The Rambl ers defeated the Gt Louis Flyers 4-1 to claim a three point edge on Hershey Bears. The Barons and Capitals tied 24 4 as Hershey closed in on fourth place.
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York High Heads to Reading for Central Penn Crown bid
York High visits Reading as the Central Penn Conference title chase reaches its final three weeks. A win clinches at least a share for the unbeaten York squad, while Lancaster faces Steelton and other key games highlight the north central slate.
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Greenville
Meadville
Erie Academy
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Barby Carlon
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Chambersburg
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Carlisle
Mechanicsburg
Hanover
Shipfiensburg
Hershey
Punxsulawney
Clearfield
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Kane
Ridgway
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Ridgway &T Johnsonburg
St. Marys
Emporium
Sam Snead Wins Texas Open Before Quitting Winter Circuit
Sam Snead bagged $2000 first prize in the Texas Open at Brackenridge Park finishing 264 and tying the 72-hole course record. He then headed home to sort his income tax as the rest of the circuit moved to Harlingen for the Lower Rio Grande Valley Open. Ben Hogan was disqualified for a scoring rule issue per the report.
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Harlingen
Rockets defeat Sheffield Five in 47 to 11 rout
Corry Rouvers, led by Joe Prising and Tom Cragg with 15 points each, defeated Sheffield Five 47 to 11. Sheffield’s Steffan scored 17 as Corry built a large early lead and never trailed, extending the margin in the second frame. In other boxing news, former middleweight champion Frank Klaus died at 61 in Pittsburgh.
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Steffan
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Pittsburgh
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Ttsus
Klaus
Paris
Bill Papke
George Chip
U S Finishes In Third At The Winter Olympics
The report from St Moritz notes Sweden won most honors over ten days. the United States placed third in total points. Gretchen Finsey won the women's slalom and placed second in the Alpine combined. France’s Henri Overillier led in downhill and Alpine combined. The piece criticizes the U S hockey team and Olympic committee.
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France
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Rockets Take On North East in Eastern Division Showdown
The Corry Rockets travel to North East aiming to extend their streak and dent the Grapepickers hopes. The Vets meet Wattsburg in the featured Wednesday Junior High game after the Rockets’ 1 50 win over North East and Wattsburg’s 63 43 win earlier.
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Olympic Hockey Governing Body Reforms Spark Debate
The International Ice Hockey Federation plans to end its role as the governing body for amateur hockey worldwide. Avery Brundage criticizes the association for commercial interests. J Bigfitd Edstrom acknowledges contradictions in Olympic regulations. Navy Antarctic expedition reports vast, largely unseen territory.
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Williams and Minelli Set to Clash in Welterweight bout
Light weight champion Williams from Trenton New Jersey meets welterweight Livio Minelli from Mary in a 10 round non title bout at the Arena. Aiming for a Sugar Ray Robinson shot, the match draws a predicted 10 000 crowd and both boxers ride a 12 fight win streak.
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Hardhitting Negro
Bob Montgomery
Slate Skating Show at Mead Park Rink
An experimental skating program will be staged at Mead Park rink on Wednesday featuring Paul Nordine and Bud Wile from the Flea Town township rink near Warret Will, with a second act by Clifford Long of West Frederick street. Sunday hockey scores include Pittsburgh 4 Buffalo 2 and Providence 6 Springtield 4 among others.
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