Beavers Coach Tinson Leads Prep Grid Prep
Jack Tinson the Beavers new football coach, tightens preparation for 1945 grid season. Letters sent to 35 Class A and AA schools in US district to book games. Schools named include OM City, Meadville, Warren, Bradford, Sharon, Bradford and more. Coach Tinson to start an intensive theory course next week. 97 boys enrolled in two classes. State Fish Commission backs long range conservation. interdistrict playoffs set for April 1 at Philadelphia Convention Hall. District 7 and 9 titles contested. Bradford likely District 9 representative. western finals expected with Sharon or Bradford. Odds and ends note Franklin High appoints Kennett Wolfe as head foothill coach. Notre Dame loses coach Krause to Navy.
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Jack ‘Tinson
Beavers
OM City
Meadville
Prank UN
Titusville
Sharpsville
Jamestown
Westfield
Bradford
Warren Wid
Jack Shea
Shea Athletic Goofis Company
T Lmn
O'Shea
A. G. Spaulding
John Riddell
Tinton
State Fish Commission
Pennsylvania
Mark James
Department of Forests and Waters
The
Game Commission
Rod and Gun Club
French
PIAA
Philadelphia Convention Hall
Washington
Preeport
Duquesne
Rankin
Aliquippa
Sharon
Eric Best
Warren
Pittsburgh
Boswell
Altoona
Conemaugh Borough
Franklin Borough
Sharon Jd Bradford
Yay
Marion
Kenneth, Wolfe
Sir Frankin High
Nuiverse
Robert T. Robb
al- Tpeleng College
Allegheny
Acbiny
Liloyd
Waner
Brooklyn’ Dodgers
Paul
Notre ‘Dare
Moose
Kraune
Pobritery
al. Smith
James Cook
Ebensburg
Corry High triumphs 35 27 over Harbor Creek in playoff chase
Corry High School defeated Harbor Creek 35 to 27 in Erie County League action. Key performers included McFadden with 16 points and Hammond, McKinney, and Rathbun combining for 29. Beavers reserves crushed Harbor Creek 26 to 2 in the preliminary.
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Thone
Wie
Corry High School
Harborcreek
Putnami
Paul Gates
Bill Haimond
Ronnie Rathbun
Cates
McKinney
Hammond
McFadden
Eaglen
Putnam
McPateen
Beavers
Watchen Kennedy
Turow
Tors
Rathbun
Corry
Beaver
Yost
Pointer
Joe Darndall
Cony
Moorhead
Stanley
Eaglex
Weatcall
Dorey
al McKinney
Beas
Gates
Ts Kennedy
Jip
Jackson
Ottaway
Clymer Cagers Beat Chautauqua 30 to 21
Clymer Central five defeated Chautauqua Central by 30 to 21 in a hard fought game. Local club started strong but trailed after a 5-0 third quarter run, with visitors pulling ahead in the middle periods.
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Clymer
Chautauqua
Bhaulauqua
Clymer Central School
Chautataus Central School
Ahrens Key Man in Visiting Team For Junior High Clash
Rich Ahrens of Oil City headlines the visiting Viton City Semi Pros as the All Stars face Union City in a likely top game at the Junior High. The lineup includes Ward Otto and Cormiell with Carter and Taylor at forwards and Gumbleton center.
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All Stars
Viton City
Union City
Ty Crandall
Rich Ahrens
Oil City
Toot
Real Ward
Yangy Lad
Oil City High
Otto
Franklin
Pete Cormiell
Chuck Marvin
Union City High
Curtis
Nick Carter
Red Taylor
Bud Gumbleton
Jim Tamdy
Ed McElroy
the Baresi
Bill Avert
Bill Unteremer
Crandallment
Franklin G. P. T
Zivic Ordered to Report for Navy Induction in 30 Days
Former world welterweight champion Zivic was ordered by the draft board to report for naval induction within 30 days. He received war service clearance after a January 17 examination and a fractured left hand from a Detroit bout with Jake Lamotta was treated and deemed sound for service.
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Pittsburgh
Klarvetstae Zivic
Navy
Jokin
Jake Lamotta
Detroit
Graham Transfers to Naval Aviation Training Next Week
Northwest ton basketball captain Otto Graham plays his last collegiate game tonight against Camp Grand. In three years he earned varsity letters and AP All-America football honors before entering Naval Aviation Pilot Officer training at Colgate University. Scholastic scores list Farrell 27 Bradland 15 and several regional results, including Sharps 49 Green-ville 29 and Grove City 4 Hickory 19.
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Graham
Colgate
Chicago
Otto Graham
Camp Grand
Associated Press
Naval Aviation
Hester Thirsday
Colyete” University
Scholastic
Farrell
Bradland
Bradford St. Bernard
DuBois Sir
New York Roundup Sports Sparked by Odd Hockey Rule
A New York sports roundup notes Red Dutton pushing a new hockey rule limiting referees to fights with more than two players, yielding dull bouts. It also covers Notre Dame New York basketball honors, SEC coaching churn, boxer Aaron Perry, and high school sports quirks with scattered notes on Marines and college track stars.
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New York
Fai
Red Dutton
National Hockey League
Red
Madlé
Boston House Extends Lead in Fourth Ladies League
In last evening's Fourth Ladies League action, Boston House built its cushion to seven games atop the standings. Lanston Decorators toppled All-Way Electric in two, while Zuckermans earned a forfeit win as Perry's Beauty Salon fielded only two players. Rosalind Hoplins led Boston House with multiple high scores, and Mary Orn paced Lanston Decorators in their two-game victory.
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Waterhouse
Boston House
Randerup All-Way Electric
Lanston Keglerettes
Lanstons
All-Way Electric
Zuckermans
Perrys Eee
Waterhouse Iassies
Rosalind Hoplins
Jeanette Bowen
Lansion Decorators
Electricians
Mary Orn
June Jackerman
Perry
Muriel
Tech
Dodds Aims to Break Jinx in Boston Hunter Mile
Gil Dodds, Boston Divinity student, seeks indoor triumph at Dostott Garden as he faces Bin Huilke holder of the outdoor record and three rivals in the Boston AA Hunter Mile. After a 4:10.66 effort by Mittrose over Hulse last week, Dodds is favored to break Glenn Gunningham's 4:10 indoor mark set in 1989, though he has been edged in prior Hunter races.
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Boston
Gil Dodds
Boston Divinity
Dostott Garden
bin Huilke
Boston A. A
Hulse
Dodds
Glenn —Gunningham
Pirates Boss Sees Bright Year for Big League Baseball
Pittsburgh promoter William E. Banswanger predicts a strong season amid draft impacts on rosters across the National League. He notes St. Louis and Brooklyn shaping pennant races while warnings of changing lineups and early-season uncertainty loom for Philadelphia New York Chicago Cincinnati and other contenders. He and Brooklyn’s Branch Rickey discuss how team strength will shift by July with spring training and the draft reshaping the league’s competitive balance.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
William E. Banswanger
Pittsbiar Pirates
Jay Thik
Allla High Anu
Kidmore Ieee
Bni
Nhce Huaine
Benkwanger
St Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
St. Envjia
Jono
Anati Moy
Jose
May
York
Brinch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Adeyys
Bayle
Gehoud
McSpaden Leads Texas Open Field in San Antonio
Harold McSpaden, playing at a steady pace, topped the Texas Open field after a day of golf described as two strokes under par on the second nine. Rounding out the leaders were Winker and Wentier as McSpaden forged ahead toward his fourth tour victory. He faces pre induction examinations in Philadelphia next Thursday.
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Associated Prese
San Antonio
Texas
Harold
Joe) McSpaden
Philadelphia
Vesterrhiy
Spaden
Philadelphis
FIGHT RESULTS FROM LAST NIGHT
Austin Bryi¢is Leonard outpointed Pay De mers in a 10 round bout in Brookton Wilfred Sanka outpointed Johanny Jones in Worcester Bobby Glaus outpointed Leo Bawicki in Worcester Tony Brgndino knocked out Jimmy Synott in Pil River Willie Joyce outpointed Jerry Moore in New York A. C. Fight card details list several welterweight and middleweight bouts with decisions and a knockout.
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Fighys
Austin
Bryi¢is Leonard
Trumsoll
Miss
Pay Demers
Brookton
Wilfred Sanka
Montreal
Johanny Jones
Revers
Worcester
Mars
Bobby Glaus
Buffalo
Leo Bawicki
Tony Brgndino
Hamilton
Ontario
Jimmy Synott
Pil River
San Trancisgo
Willie Joyce
Gary
Jerry Moore
New York
State federation backs widen bounty measures for wildlife
Harrisburg February session hears proposed increases in hunting licenses and removal of local antlerless season controls. Federation secretary Mortimer cites bounties for foxes and weasels, a $4 price for great horned owl bounties, and a plan to lift state game code limits while urging stricter penalties for predator kills.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Federator of
Jefery- Lois Board of
C. A. Mortimer
Houestide
Federation
Game Commission
Mortimer
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