Corry Beavers to Meet Company A in Benefit Basketball Night
Rivalry renewed at State Armory as Corry High Beavers face Company A in the main event of a Community Chest benefit. A varied program features Rotary and Woman's Club matches, with fast pace expected from Beavers and guards, targeting proceeds for emergency relief.
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Corry High Beavers
Company A
State Armory
A's
Beaver Hows
Uw Teem
Joe
Onige
Beavers
Kiwinis
Rotary
Yoman's Club
Paireau
Lekethsil Tenmy
Wempo
Chiliad
Erge
Higbyend Geer
Bhopp
Gilberteen
Chesk Townsiat
Tate
Fight results mix of boxing bouts across multiple cities
A sprawling punch report lists boxing results from New York Chicago Cleveland and other locales. Winners include Tepsey City’s Joe Costa defeating Joe Comforty and Herman Holler knocking out Marty Pax in New Haven.
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New York
Joe Costa
Tepsey City
Joe Comforty
AL Orlando
Fla
Billy Hood
Red Robinson
New
Tow Yorek
J. Mare Gokiman
Tony Lamett
Newari
Lou Ghmura
Niagara Falls
Louis Salo
Lackawanna
Pittsburch
Johnny Datto
Cleveland
Jackie Rodgers
Pittsburgh
Tony Larose
Cincinali
Marcus Nell
Joe Zeman
Carl Montebano
Braddock Pa
Dimmy iKelly
McKeesport
Back Coogie
AL Sarasota
Mack to Keep Athletics lineup for 1931 season
Connied Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, plans to start 1931 with the same pennant winning lineup. Reinforcements add pitching and catching depth, plus a handful of rookie infielders to understudy Dykes Boley and Bishop. New pitchers include Dehong Harrisburg Sollie Carlos Morrill Chim Lahti McDonald Butcher and others. outfield remains Simmons Haas Miller Cramer and Moore with rookies Finn Leslie and Johnson added.
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Dixon Stewart
United Press
New York
Connid’ Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Henry
P. Edwards
American League Service Bureau
Philadelphia
Connie
Eric Monair
Dibrell Williams
Michael Higgins
Texas University
Mack
Timmy Dykes
Iac Boley
Mas Bishop
Phil Todt
Boston
Jimmy Woxx
Simmons
Haas
Ping Miller
Roger Cramer
Ayes Moora
Louis Finn
John Leslie
Robert Johnson
Portland
Finney
Leslie
Cine Wale Garimnson
Siremuml
REONE
al Fur
Dob Geis
George Bardishaw
Bill Shoes
Hommel
Walberg
Mpinnley
Charles Perkins
Glean Lieb- Hardt
George Snider
al Maton
James Dehong
Harrisburg
Sollie Carlos
Morrill Chim
Herbert Lahti
Henry McDonald
Albert Butcher
West Virginia
Marck
Seveal
Zuppke Foresees No Major Football Rule Shifts
Illinois coach Ro bert C Zuppke says no radical changes will come to football rules after leaving for the annual rules committee meeting in Absecon New Jersey He is on the advisory three member committee of the American Association of Football Coaches The piece notes roster moves in baseball with Mickey Cochrane Wally Schung and Ralph Perkins leaving and Philadelphia adding two former Red Sox players joining Heving Palicano and Les lig.
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Sn, Ill
Robert C. Zuppke
Tllinois
Absecot
Mrnday
Zuppke
American Association of Feetball Coaches
Mickey Cochrane
Athletics
Wally Schung
Fas Yone
Detroit
Ralph Perkins
Yankees
Philadelphia
Join Heving
Red Sox
Joe Palicano
Portland
Franke Leslig
Franklin Lions Title Hopes In Playoff Opener At Armory
Franklin militia basketball seeks a sectional crown as Company L faces Erie Company B at Coury Armory Thursday night. The winner advances to meet Company A of Derry on Erie Court for the sectional title with potential later matchups against southwest division contenders. The Pennzoils visit Franklin Friday after a western tour that yielded seven wins and two losses.
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Company L
Erie
State Armory
Company A
Erie Court
Franklin
120Th Infantry
176Th Field Artillery
Cleveland Pinnaoils
Pennzoil
Fennaoils
Fort Wayne
Genera Electrics
Fond du Lac Cardina's
Irgon Indians
Chicaxo
Illinois Central
St Michal's Tossers Beat Meadville in Diocesan League
St Michal's Tossers defeated Meadville 46-7 after a close first half. Greenville forwards led by Celes scored in the third quarter to pull away, with St Agatha's hampered by early fouls and limited scoring.
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Meadville
St. Agetha's
Greenville
St. Michice
Greenville Calaojrs
Ani Jssutie
Use Ton
St. Agatha
Celes
Arereean Association to test ten-baseball in 1922 season
The Arerean Association plans to experiment with a new ten-baseball ahead of the 1922 season. President Thomas J. Hickey announced the test will determine which ball style the Class AA league adopts, with a decision after a vote before opening day.
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Casuary
Penn
Arerean Association
Thomas J. Hickey
Jolt
Blue Ridge League Disbands Amid Turbulent Restructuring
United Press reports the historic Blue Ridge League formally disbands after fraught efforts to merge with Tri-State and reorganize into a new circuit. Several teams exit, with Hanover, Marlinsburg, and others dropping out. listed graduates include Linck Wilson Gary Meking Lew Rhie Bill Shordil Johnny Newn and Clyde Barnett advancing to the majors.
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United Press
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge
Chamners Big
Gettysburg
Hatovel
Wayneshoro Inter
Catersburg
Hanover
White Sox still pursue Fonseca amid early-season doubt
The Chicago White Sox remain after first baseman Fonseca as spring moves in. Manager Done Hust signals intent to strengthen infield and outfield, noting no official call yet on Nagotcl and stressing need for better defense and batting.
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United Press
Chicago
Chieigs White Sox
Willa Kenn Lew Fonsor
Nile
Clevelay
Trelay
Peel
Gumishey
PhiAdelpha Abildt
Bobby Jones to Receive James E Sullivan Medal
Chicago Feb 10 The James E Sullivan memorial medal will be awarded to Bobby Jones at a testimonial dinner at the Lyceum Feb 26 Avery Brundage of the A A U announced Jones has wired Brundage he will attend the event expected to draw about 1500 spectators The Sullivan medal honors the amateur who best embodies sportsmanship each year.
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My Wien Bess
Chicago
James E. Sullivan
Bobby Jones
Lye Medinal A
Hero
Avery Brundage
Tones
Bruntage
James Sullivan
Clymer Quint Falls Short in Playoff to Westfield
In a turbulent playoff at Sherman, Westfield defeats Clymer 40 to 37 as Westfield pulls ahead late in the fourth. The Wantshiuse Lumber Company of Westfield is listed among the players, with Westfield taking the title in a closely contested game.
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Clymer Quint
Westfield
Wantshouse
Sherman
Clemer
Wauitshines Lumfer Company
Gony Fog
Hell
Fia
Sutuemen
Ilé
Dntehmien
Sullivan
Mer
Wantshiuse
Wassinhy
Lesters, Ceeereia
Waraze
L. B. Leach
West Weethold
Smith Street
John B. Patterson
Ne York Amateurs Defeat Invaders in Informal Tourney
New York hosts an informal information tourney drawing about 15,000 spectators at Madison Square Garden. Canada Belgium and Norway showcased strong bouts, with notable action including Ole Jemerivans in a four bout series and McMillan from Illinois winning with flying metal maneuvers in ten minutes.
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Unites Press
New York
Chaiata
Norway
Imedl
Ole Jemerivans
Canada
Srelnod
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