All-Time Basketball Team and Scandalous Claims In Sports
A fragmented sports page recalls Al Schacht and Nick Al fick amid past touring and alleged mail messages signed “Just Fun.” It notes Schacht’s idle year, Nick’s 15 grand minor league tour, and a wild NY banquet admission. An All-American all-time college basketball squad is listed with players from Stanford, Pittsburgh, Notre Dame, Purdue, St. John’s, Wisconsin and more.
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al Schacht
Nick Alfick
Basketbal Tech
Sassball
Asm
Erican Leegle
Clark Griffith
Schacht
New York
Nick
Jeading
Stanford
Hank Liuisetti
Chuck” Hyatt
Pittsburgh
Ashworth Thompson
Montana State
Chuck Carney
Milmois
Reddi Bernardi
Kansas
Patil Nowat
Notre Dame
Johniny "Wooden
Purdue
Don"White
Mac Kinbrunner
St. John
Role “Williams
Wisconsin
Rockets edge Beaver Beavers in tight Titusville thriller
The Rockets rallied from a 13 2 halftime deficit to defeat Titusville 24 to 20. Mulvey Lundy Robinson and Spence sparked the comeback as Corry faded late, with Brown and Robinson leading Titusville in scoring. Corry shot 4 of 8 from the line while Titusville struggled from the field.
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Titusville
Corry
Brown
Robinson
Russ Byler Plagers
Russ
Beavers
Rockets
Byler
Beaver
Sutton
Mulvey
Lundy
Spence
Queen City
Independent schedules vs league play sparks central state debate
The central region debates independent basketball against league play. Freeland coach Hert Rathey argues leagues strain athletes and harm youth, while independent games keep players in rhythm. Fans prefer league action for interest and spectator appeal, as Boyle notes Pitt’s athletic policy shifts and the climb toward merit.
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Hert Rathey
Freeland
Frays
Allegheny Defeats Thiel 30-3 in Basketball Showdown
In Invile Feb 12, Allegheny College basketball held a 19-7 lead at halftime and repelled a Thiel rally to win 30-3. Roy Keifer led Allegheny with 7 points.
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Gators
Thiel Mbainvile
Allegheny College
Thiel
Roy Keifer
Allegheny
Tech Wins Pottsburgh: Collegiate Basket Meet Upset
Feb 12 Pottsburgh report says Carnegie Tech Basketmen defeated Westfield University 64 40 in a decisive collegiate meet. Tech's scoring standout and key plays propelled a strong fourth quarter rally securing the win on home court.
Titusville Jayvee edge Corry reserves in OT thriller
Titusville High School Jayvee team defeated Corry High reserves 38 to 11 in a one overtime battle ahead of the varsity game. Eddie Olmes starred for Titusville with eight points including decisive baskets in the overtime, while Pat Greene led Titusville with four points.
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Rocket
Beavers
Titusville
Clr
Uit Corry High
Eddie Olmes
Olmes
Pat Greene
Edinboro Five Falls to Slippery Rock in Close Battle
Edinboro Five suffered a narrow defeat to Slippery Rock despite a 21 point performance by Wolfe. The Slippery Rock offense edged ahead late, holding a four point edge as the final minutes ticked away in a tense home game.
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Nuuk
Iy Wolfe
Biinibora Teachars College
Slippery Rock
Venango Clubs Deadlocked for League Lead
Oil City and Franklin sat atop the Section 2 District 10 cage standings after easy wins over Rocky Grove and Union City, while Titusville stayed close after defeating the Beavers. Tuesday’s schedule lists Oil City at Titusville and Franklin at Meadville with Rocky Grove visiting Corry.
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Venango
Oil City
Franklin
Rocky Grove
Union City
Titusville
Beavers
Meadville
Corry
Meee
jUnion City
Indiana State Teachers College Tops Mansfield In Narrow Win
Indiana State Teachers College defeated Mansfield 35 to 20 in a basketball game at Indiana Pa. on Friday night. The win boosted the home team in the standings and highlighted strong defense.
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Indiana
State Teachers College
Mansfield
Junior High Tops Titusville in rout to 80 points
Corry's Blue Jays led 12 to 1 after the first period and 20 to 1 at the half, with Chuie Williams scoring 18 points as they crushed Titusville Junior High 80 to 10 at Titusville yesterday. Corty totaled 40 by halftime while Titusville was scoreless.
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Corry Junior High
Titusville Club
Titusville
Williams
Corry
Blue Jays
Chuieie Williams
Corty
Locals Defeat Invaders With Little Trouble
Corry's marksmen of the Roderl Gun Club continued their victory march in the Northeastern Pennsylvania Rifle League with a comparatively easy 1157 to 1128 victory over the Cambridge Springs team here last evening.
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Corry
Roderl
Cambridge Springs
Lawson Little Favored In Meet
United Press reports Lawson Little of San Francisco, defending champion, opened the quarter finals of the $5,000 San Francisco match play open golf tournament. He faced Tony Penna and emerged with a 6 and 3 semifinal advantage after winning his first-round match on the 19th and then beating Jimmy Hines 6 and 3 in the afternoon.
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San Francisco
Lawson Little
Little
Tony Penna
Dayton
Paul Remyan
White Plains
N.Y
Henry Picard
Hershey
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Scholastic Scores From Regional Matches
Lawrence Park 34 Girard 20 Waterford 54 McKean 26 Edinboro 19 Fairview 17. Sharon 32 Farrell 26 Grove City 38 Sharonville 31 Fredonia 23 Falconer 39 Jamestown 34 Silver Creek 25 Dunkirk 40 Westfield 23 Greenville B1 Meadville 16 Youngsville 28 Pleasantville 17 Ridgway 25 Johnsonburg 24 Kane 28 Bradford 20. Warren 43 Sheffield 19 Albion 24 Wattsburg 14 Conneaut 34 Fairport 23 North Haat 46 Wesleyville 19.
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Lawrence Park
Girard
Waterford
McKean
Edinboro
Fairview
Sharon
Farrell
Grove City
Sharonville
Fredonia
Falconer
Jamestown
Silver Creek
Dunkirk
Westfield
Greenville
Meadville
Youngsville
Pleasantville
Ridgway
Johnsonburg
Kane
Bradford
Warren
Sheffield
Albion
Wattsburg
Conneaut
Fairport
North Haat
Wesleyville
Grove City Beats Penn College 48 to 24 on Strong Night
Grove City wins 48 to 24 at home over Penn College of Cleveland led by Exh. Bingham with 18 points and Merv Patterson scoring 13. Grove City held a commanding 30 to 6 halftime lead.
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Grove City
Chovid City
Exh. Bingham
Merv Patterson
Wasker
Grove ‘City
Penn College of Cleveland
Ladies Team Is Victor In Match
A sages team of bowlers handed men's team a 2154 to 2146 defeat in a handicap match at the Recreation Alleys last evening. Three women bowlers were spotted 120 pins each and Mrs John Flanigan gave her husband 75 pins as part of the scoring mix. The women posted totals across frames with 178 181 200 and 654 for the team, while Ricardian and Flanigan led the individual scores. The men struggled with scores such as 179 165 173 and 178 191 210, finishing 2146 to the women’s 2160 plus, resulting in the margin of victory for the ladies.
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Melvin Cobbett
Corry Fagerstrom
Carl Gustafson
Kundractic
Greene
Armold
Rourke
Aymong
Dingfelder
Loveland
Rhodes
Hasbrouck
Simmonsen
Borosky
Reynolds
Titusville Colnett
Olmes
Roessner
Behen
Collins
Vaughn
DeWalt
Markley
Wiboris
Fe Fagerstram
Green
Hollingworth
Gustavson
Rumpf
Mrs
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Corry Murdoch
Tpxielp
F Lorence
Roeder
Te Brown
Pratt
Esis
Sutton
Hline
G Lundy
Ropp
C McElroy
Corry
Titusville
Weaver
McGinley
Mturvey
Robinson
Sivangon
Laska
Corbran
Spenin
Sages
John Flanigan
Ricardaon
F. Flanigan
A. Baressi
F. Roberts
J. Cohen
Flanigan
Lewis retains heavyweight crown in St Paul bout
John Henry Lewis defeated Lenhart in the third round in St Paul Minnesota to retain the heavyweight title. Lenhart landed a flurry of blows near the end of the second round, but Lewis recovered and finished with a crushing right. Lewis weighed 182 pounds to Lenhart's 177.
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United Press
ST. Paul
Minn
John Henry Lewis
Hr. Frett
Lenhart
Minnesota
Lewis
Franz Five Loses Erie Contest 41 39
Franz Furnitures quintet fell to First United Presbyterian of Erie 41 to 89 in an Erie game. The score was 22 22 at halftime. Franz Hand six Mead eight Sears seven Franz eight. Subs First U P Wilkins eight Buchanan four Carroll four.
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Erie
Franz ‘Furniture
First United Presbyterian
Franz Hand
Mead
Sears
U. P
Wilkins
Buchanan
Carroll
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Gent
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Wallace
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Patterson
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Knapp
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