Case Campaign Nearing Close Four More Games
Corry High this week hosts Titusville tomorrow andRocky Grove Friday while Beaver campaign ends with games against Talon City and Franklin. Titusville returns and Union City clash loom as major tests with other league games Franklin at Union City and Oil City at Rocky Grove. Corry Junior High heads to Titusville Tuesday to avenge a previous loss and St Edwards High hosts Cathedral Prep Friday. City Basketball League Thursday features Raymonds versus Merchants and Franz Furniture against Aeros.
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Aeros
Tech Over East To Give Lions A Battle
Feb 10 Mast High War ers Wel practically eliminated on the fight to retain the city basket ball championship when they were tumbled by a fighting Technical High school squad on the Auditor ium flow. Saturday night, 40-87, in the wildest game of the current city series race. The defwut gave Academy a two formé lead and assured it of nothing less than Lie should they fall in defeat in its remaining games as the Blue and Geld took Vincent to eatin g a 44-24 score
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EAIE
Mast High
Fighting Technical High School
Academy
Vincent
Pro Cagers Clash in Cleveland Return
Cleveland White Horses face Akron Firestones in a National Basketball League game at the Arena marking a triumphant return to Cleveland on a Friday night. The White Horses, formerly the Warren Penns, are now under Aero ownership and will play the rest of the season as Cleveland ball club.
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Akron Pirestones
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Lady Bowlers Split Matches At Local Alleys
Two Garry luiles bowling teams hosted two clubs and split yesterday afternoon at the ercation Alleys. Raymond Davies defeated the City OW Girls of Brie 2044 to 187, led by Mary Hnatyszys with a 152 average. Corry Water team lost to Sin Clairville Hotel squad in Janistown.
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Brie
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Sin- Clairville Hotel
Janistown
Conn Recovering From Eye Injury
Billy Conn, two line conqueror of Fred Apostoli and hailed in New York and California as middleweight champ, is to leave Melvey hospital after Saturday treatment for two cut eyes and rest. He likely will not take fights for at least two months and plans a week in Pittsburgh then a vacation in Hot Springs and California.
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Fred Apostoli
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Hot Springs
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Notre Dame Tossers Win Ninth Straight
Notre Dame Iris basketballers extended their winning streak to nine by beating New York University 34 to 30 before 18 076 at Madison Square Garden. Ed Riska led scoring with 12 points as Earl Brown joined him to pull away in the final ten minutes after a tied second period. St Francis Brooklyn defeated Manhattan 63 to 49 in the earlier Garden game.
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Rams and Pirates Active in Trade Talks at NFL Meeting
Rams aim to avoid last place in the Western Division by pursuing trades at the NFL final meeting. Clark enabled three deals including sending Vic Markey to Brooklyn for Gene Moore and trading Carl Littlefield to the Giants for Jack Haden, plus other moves. Pirates, led by Art Honey, acquired Dick Nardi from Detroit and Sam Francis from Chicago Heats in exchange for Lou Teouvag and Pratt Patterson.
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Pennsylvania sportsmen urge conservation teaching and nonpolitical commissions
Pennsylvania sportsmen at the eighth annual convention debated proposals to teach schoolchildren the value of soil forest and game conservation and stream protection. Grover Ladner Philadelphia and Samuel Boyer Johnstown will present recommendations for compulsory conservation courses in public schools and insist the fish and game commissions remain non political under the new administration.
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Harrisburg
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Lincoln
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Samuel P. Boyer
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Fish
Harrison shoots 271 to lead Testas Open golf tourney
Harrison, six-foot-three Arkansas traveler now of Oak Park Illinois, posts back-to-back 66s to grab a four-stroke lead and set an open record as rivals struggle in the final round. The article notes related federation debates on hunting regulations and deer seasons ahead of state legislative bills.
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Real Runaway Stirs City Tulare Cal
A citywide incident in Tulare California marks its first horse and buggy runaway in 20 years as a venturesome youth drove onto a farm road to attend a celebration. Scores of local youngsters report the runaway occurring for the first time in their lives.
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Firestones overpower Kautekys in Akron NL game
The Akron Firestones unleashed their best offense of the season to defeat the Tridianapolis Kautekys 68 to 48 at the Firestones gym yesterday in Akron.
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Cotton to Meet Guldahl in Britain in 72-hole match
Henry Cotton, former British open champion, agreed to a 72 hole match with Ralph Guldahl if Guldahl travels to England, with Cotton seeking substantial financial guarantees. Guldahl urged England to offer favorable terms and suggested a series of matches with European players.
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London
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Ralph Guldahl
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San Antonio
Tex
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Henry Catton
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Ike
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Whiderstood Cottam
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Dartmouth Out In Front Now
New York feb 13 Dartmouth Columbia and Cornell hold first three places in the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball League. The climax series will start this week with Dartmouth meeting Cornell at Hanover. Standings show Dartmouth 4 1 172 Columbia 4 1 191 161, Penn 2 2 188 189, Princeton 1 3 198 1st Harvard 1 3 125 181.
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