Shooting Guiny Pavor Minboro Athletes in Spotlight
In Corry and across eastern Pennsylvania the sport of rifle shooting gains youth interest with school teams showing promise. Doylestown leads with Agnes Gerhart, 14, posting near perfect scores and a 98.9 team average, suggesting the sport’s growth in schools and potential for wider adoption.
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National Defense
Corry
Partiou High Schools
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Buck Counts Himself Out As Irish Candidate
Laurence T. Shaw of Santa Clara jets plans to be Notre Dame athletic director and head football coach, saying he does not want the job. The athletic board will meet again to consider recommendations to President O'Donnell as other top coaches are noted but many decline the post.
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Tud
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Santa Clara
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Elmer Layden
Note Dame
John J. Cavanaugh
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Hugh O'Donnell
Jim ‘Crowley
Fordham
Harry Stuhléreher
Wisconsin
Four Horsemen
Edward Anderson
Iowa
Corry A J A A Good Cager Too
Benny Donguect leads the league with 108 points in the Brieftly Basketball League scoring totals. The article notes his high scoring amid a summary of the season and hints at a death linked to bad health.
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Sports Roundup Sparks Mythic Hockey Night and More
New York skiers report mixed fortunes as a nurse crash prompts hospital transfer. Boston Bruins pursue a 19 game unbeaten streak against Detroit, risking the record against the New York Rangers. Other notes include Duke freshmen shifting emphasis to varsity, Stiedie drives, pro golf at Hot Springs, and coach Mose Simms forcing bench study. Also mentions Lynn C. Doyle guest star and Bobby Jones birdie pair weight, plus Georgia star Sinkwich debating dates. Erie basketball leads scholastic race as Tech beats Anadromy. Easteners to face Jeanact and Teeth yell.
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Hot Springs
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Byus
Jack Troy
Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Albany
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Les Macmitchail
Warren Wilson
Gleason
Georgia
Frank’ Sinkwich
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Harry Jetira
Loyola College of Bayn
Alma
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Princeton or Penn Lead College Wrestling Teams
Princeton and Penn remain undefeated as they approach a key Philadelphia meet on Saturday. The Quakers beat Army 39 9 and Penn State 18 6, while Princeton upset Penn State 12 0 last week and rolled past Columbia 29 5. Yale, Cornell, Harvard, and other rivals also compete across the circuit.
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Hoppe Seeks 14th Billiards Victory in World Tourney
Chicago February 11 The expert Willie Hoppe aims for a 14th win in the cent tourney as he faces Welker Cochran in San Francisco for the world title matchup. Hoppe has 13 straight wins, with Bozeman and Hall among the next opponents as the event progresses.
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Chicago
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Willie
Mirgugh
Otto Relselt
Philadelphia
Bozeman
Hall
Hopke
St Edward's Five Goes to Youngsville
St Edward's Five travels to Youngsville to face Wigsville in a late season game. The Eagles beat local uncle with a 21 to 18 score at home two weeks ago. Coach Delpy plans his usual lineup featuring Jackson Sermield Donoghue Mead and Wascak to counter Titusville St Joseph's attack.
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Wigsville Innight
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Titusville St Joseph's
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Hubbell and Ott Not Optimistic For Season
New Orleans February 11 Asswounded Press reports Mel Ott and Hubbell of the McGrawmen spoke about their health and the season. Ott said arm strength is uncertain past a couple months and Hubbell noted the left shoulder weakness since last year. They discussed goals for the year but offered no firm predictions.
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Ineker
Metairie
Westminster Dog Show Opens at New York
The Westminster Kennel Club’s annual show opens at Madison Square Garden with side attractions to shorten the event to two days. About 2,548 dogs from 93 breeds will be judged, with 45 Dalmatians parade as mascots and firemen conducting a cherry rally exhibition. The finale includes judging for the Joseph P. Sime Awards and best in show ribbons.
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Joseph P. Sime
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Vievelana Indians Publish First WaNel Season Guide
The Vievelana Indians issued a four page WaNel on February 18, with future issues to be distributed at League Park. Traveling secretary Lee Munnow edits the publication, which offers general team and player information for fans. The initial issue features Al Milnar, Ray Mack, Jo Heath, and bios of new Tadians members.
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League Park
Lee Munnow
al Milnar
Ray Mack
Jo” Heath
Tadians
Kaspers Lead Closely Bunched Keagler Loop
Corry water in clean sweep over Raymonds Wilcox win two from Cohen's Coal Superio r slip to fourth place with three same loss to Aero No 1.
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