Ladies City Bowling Handicap Tourney Opens Soon
The Ladies City Bowling Handicap Tournament runs Friday to Sunday at Recreation Alleys with twelve team entries. Singles and doubles start Friday at 4 pm and 2 pm respectively, with team play Saturday and Sunday evenings. Entry is 1.00 per event, 75 cents to bowling costs and 25 cents to prize fund. Teams include Cohens Texaco Esso Hall Chapins Perrys Beauty Salon Aero A.A. and Raymonfis Saturday night and Wing Willi Ritz Restaurant Follett s Market Waterhouse Hetmans Sterling Milk Sunday night.
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Jeneue
Cohens Texaco
Esso Hall
Chapins
Perrys Beauty Salon
Aero A.A
Raymonfis
Wing Willi
Ritz Restaurant
Folletts Market
Waterhouse
Hetmans
Sterling Milk
Three in Scoring Haes Trim Seniors in Late Slump
The article notes a rough stretch for several teams with Millcreek and North East delivering decisive wins. Coach Russ Wyler pulled seniors early in one game and considered giving younger players extended time to gain experience for a season already off pace.
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Millcree
North East
Russ Wyler
Younges
Ad Byler
Final Night Sees 1 A A and Merchants Tie for First in City League
In last night’s City Basketball League action 1 A A and Merchants battled to a first place deadlock. TA A beat Steel Age 47 90 while Merchants topped First Avenue 35 22. Playoff seeds set with IA A vs First Avenue and Merchants vs Steel Age in semi finals. Sullivan and Greene scored for TA A with 28 of their points in the game. Dunsly clinched for Merchants as Frana scored eight for top honors. Referees Messina and Hyots officiated. Boxing notes report Muscat0 outpointed Yarosy and Cox and Wint drew in Elizabeth, New Jersey.
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Bill Myers
Sharon Rd Farrell
Ohio
Mercer County
Corry
Pennsylvania
Sharon-Fowell
Oil City
Meadville
Franklin
Itusville
Best Academy
Uold
Je City
Mark Camp
Warrenligt Club
Eddie Galland
Warren Car
Willie Mosconi
Warren
Ted Willis
Millcreek i
Clarion State Teachers' Five
Edinboro
Duquesne Yeagers
Villanova
Long Island
Billy Conn
Tony Zale
Madison Square Garden
Smart Boys
Zale
Hie Educaied
1. A. A. and
Merchants
Talign-American
Steel Age
First Avenue Merchants
First Avenue Five
Merchants and Steel Age
I. A A
Steelers
Jerd
Bob Sullivan
Pat Greene
Sullivan
Greene
Piest Avenue
Beli
George Franzy
Tia Dunsly
George Frana
Doubledeckers
Tom Cragg
Scor
Pet
Ormeats
Pu Tunice Sacaute
Vinceie
First Avenue
Gage
R. Sullivar
Wandy
McElroy
Johnston
Hornick
Cogswell Boys
Williams
Ceele Reynold
Gumbleton
Bracken
Henderson
G. Sullivan
Ate Sutton
Reecreeey
Messina
Hyots
Freshmen Eligible for Pitt Varsity Play Amid War Rule Change
Pittsburgh news reports Carnegie Tech and other schools easing freshman eligibility. Carnegie Tech grants freshmen varsity access following wartime de-emphasis measures. Duquesne may adopt the policy while Pitt remains opposed, signaling a shift in Steel City college sports dynamics.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Pistd
Engineers
Steel City
Duquesne
Pitt
Raymond Lassies Lead In Tight Raymond-Led Bowling Match
The Raymond lassies widened their league lead to seven games after a close win over the Acre kegleg ettes in the Ladies Recreation League. Mary Hnatyszyn topped scoring with a 19 average, opening 201 then 192 and 120 series. Other matches saw Corry Jamestown beat Sterling MK, and Recreation Five over Steens Cleaners.
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Raymond Lassies
Acre Keglegettes
Feature
Springmakers
UA Wk
Corry-Jamestown
Sterling MK
Recreation
Stepns
Mary Hnatys
Conn Zale Fight Looms At Madison Square Garden
New York February thirteenth. Sweet William Conn and Tony Zale square off at Madison Square Garden in what odds makers call a popular Manila-like brawl. Conn closes as a heavy favorite, with bettors expecting a decisive early finish.
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Py Aus
New York
Sweet William Conn
Pittsburgh
Billy
Tony
Tony Gilto
Conn
Man of Steel
Gary
Ind
Zale
Sonn
West Highland Terriers Rule At World Today Show
English bred terriers shine in New York show as Mrs. John Winant buys a West Highland. West Highland Was defeats American bred Hogs while Desert Deputy, a smooth haired fox terrier from Ohio, is named best American bred dog. In the Toy group Mrs. Richard Quigsey's Peking takes third. Jai Son Pu of Orchard Hill earns praise.
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York
John Winant
Great Britain
England
West Highland
W. Holden White
Desert
Cheguin Falls
Ohio
Richard
Quigsey
Peking
Jai Son Pu
Orchard Him
Lock Haven
Shamrocks Seek Final Season Win At Titusville
Shamrocks face St Josephs in a regular parochial showdown at Titusville aiming to close the M1-42 cage season with a victory. St Agatha Meadville have clinched first place. Shamrocks seek to rebound after losses to strong parochial teams, while Titusville holds two wins over the Shamrocks this season. Joe Baresi leads Shamrocks with Samecki, DeMarti, Jansen and Saxton as key options. St Josephs counters with Greehawall Powers Haington Dowling Lindsay.
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St. Edward
Titusville
St. Joseph's
Tensville
St. Agatha
Meadville
Trisis
Evenine
Joe Baresi
Lena
Samecki
Bob DeMarti
Blair Hyots
Jim Jansen
Tom Jansen
Bob Saxton
Greehawall
Powers
Haington
Dowling
Lindsay
Sportsmen's meeting at Harrisburg today discussed conservation
Harrisburg February 13 The Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs held its annual two way convention focusing on stream pollution and a post war program. Over 100 resolutions on hunting fishing and wildlife conservation were reviewed by M C Marriner president of the federation who said the meetings were open to members and delegates.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs
Wid!life
M.C. Marritrs
Altoona
Ope Bo Aom
Roundup of boxing fight hype and coaching moves
A noisy roundup from New York covers Billy Coughir and his feud with Tony Zale as promoters push tonight's match. It notes Sam Pian, Zale’s manager, and Frank Teoni, a trainer killed in the Normandie fire, plus training ramps for teams, coaching shifts with Curley Lambeau and Red Cross donations, and various league rumors about college and naval base sports.
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New York
Fei
Billy Coughir
Tony Zale
Billy
Sam Pia
Tony Galexio
Frank Teoni
Fyenticost
Records Seen at Penn A. C. Meet Tonight
Philadelphia reporters note strong practice and expected records at the Penn A. C. meet tonight led by cambell Kane of Indiana and Raffery of New York. Gerald Kavven and Penn State’s standout will also compete as the 1 A A. dribblers host St Edward’s in the early evening showdown at the Wells Street arena.
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Kyhe Bestar
Camn
Bell Kane
Dim Rafferiy
John Briitan
Gerald Kavven
Bre Il St. Edwart’s
Weluck
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