Cory High Passers Set To Return To Win Column
Cory High cagers aim to rebound from two straight defeats by hosting Hovboloycek in Erie Gowity League action. Harborcreek and Harborcreek, Harborcreek. George Fox returns after an injury to bolster Beavers for a possible victory.
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Erie
Lawrence Park
Harborcreek
Harry Massing
Tinsonmen
George Fox
Reguire
Beavers Phaneas
Harborcresk
Tawlen
Don Fuller
Stanley
Yost
Shrehan
Pennock Opposes East West Realignment in Baseball
Philadelphia Phillies General Manager Herb Pennock led the stance against an east west realignment plan for Major League Baseball to cut travel. The measure, backed by the Office of Defense Transportation, could realign leagues into divisions, but few expect major changes without government pressure amid wartime considerations.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Office of Defense Transportation
Washington
Pennock
McSpaden and Nelson Tie In New Orleans Open
Harold Jug McSpaden and Byran Nelson battled windy, wet conditions as three rounds left the New Orleans Open led by Nelson. McSpaden recovered with par saves and a late birdie despite a bogey stretch, while Nelson finished five back after a 37 34 71 final. In unrelated Cubs news, Dommie Dallesandra passed his pre induction physical and may enter service in March.
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Associated Press
NEW Orlean
Harold
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Heiune
Byran Nelson
Toledy
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Bert Hee
Dallessandra
Philadelphia
Dombie Dallesandra
Chicago Cubs
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Bob Montgomery Fights CivIt Hudson Tonight in L A
Bob Montgomery of Philadelphia, recognized by New York as the light weight champion, faces Los Angeles rival Cevil Hudson in a six round bout at 145 pounds in Los Angeles tonight. The headline notes Montgomery’s status and the local venue for the W rounder.
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Bobcat
Los Angeles
Bob Montgomery
Philadelphia
New York
Cevil Hudson
Aero League Upsets Tie For Fourth In Busy Night
In a pivoting Aero League evening the 800 leading office teams dropped two in a three game set as the 700 and 960 squads split. Notable scoring included Dar Johnson 103 172 145 for the 500s and Rosalind Hopkins 183 151 133 for 960, while Ann Makwa 198 117 117 paced 260. The Aero Men's Bowl action saw the 800 club hit with two losses to the 700 group, as 700s Bill Williams 159 165 179 and Paul Shields 172 178 200 led the winners.
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Acro Ladies
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Rewlerettes
Dara Johnson
Dot Morton
Rosalind Hopkins
Ann Makwa
Amy Jackson
Jeanette Baressi
Hou
Acro Met
BROOM
Ecaies
Hese Jae
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Eeeesecrecees
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Olin Bo Sween
Bill Williams
Paul Shields
Teo
George Koessner
Andy Paulson
Melvin Cobbelt
Walter Hopkins
Whmers
Ed Alexander
Courteau Retains Hockey Scoring Lead
ay essaul inuoy 2200 NEW HAVEN Conn Feb 13 It is the same old story in the American Hockey League scoring race Paul Courteau Providence on top with Bob Gracie Pittsburgh with five points from a quintet of assists Gracie has 66 after four goals and three assists Walton Pittsburgh added one goal and two assists Bell Wright Becket Drew Mell other bouts indicated in the night’s results
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Montreal Canadiens
Maurice Richard
Joe Malone
Elmer Lach
Clint Smith
Chicago
Canadiens
Ay Essaul
Inuoy
New Haven
Conn
Paul Gourteau
Providence
Bob Gracie
Pittsburgh
Coteau
Gracie
Bob Walton
Bell-Wright battle ends in a ten round draw at Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on February 13 a ten round bout at the Garden drew boos as Tommy Bell of Youngstown faced Bee Wright of Ossirton to a controversial draw before 5,500. Other results included Clif Beckett defeating Phil Schwartz, Sammy Parrote stopping Gra vino, Burl Charity besting Jackie Walls, and related boxing notes from the same show.
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Peetsburgh
Tommy Bell
Youngstown
Bee Bee Wright
Ossirton
the Garden
Clif Beckett
Toronto
Phil Schwartz
Columbus
Sammy Parrote
Pittsburgh
Gravino
Niagara Falls
Burl Charity
Jackie Walls
Long Reign of Lower Merion May End Tonight
Harrisburg February 13 Lower Merion’s long District One reign could end tonight as Bil Anderson leads Ardmore on a key city showdown at Haverford. The schedule features major league rivals, including Steelton, Scranton Central, and several district title chases across Pennsylvania high school basketball with multiple teams seeking state and district crowns.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Lower Merion
Uipion
Bil Anderson
Haverford
Pennsylvania
Merchantville
J. Inh
Allentown Duri
Lower
Steelton
Gurelingh
Tou Lancaster
Johnstown
Ferndale
Pastor Lowibiy
Winter
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Johnny Shearan
Ackawautia Valley Teague
Scranton Central
Dickson City
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Scranton ‘Tech
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Sharpsville
Erie Tech
Gily Chaippion
Strong ‘Vincent
Kane Tyne
St Marys
Dalton
Coatesville
Bethlehem
Basketball Scores Roundup From Last Night
Floyd Bennett led with 71 points for Dl 71 against Chambers Streek Cone. Card 58 beat Penn 57 as Columbia 30 edged Cores 38. Syracuse won over Alton 77 and Kvil State 85. Withenders sth and Wilmington 36 also reported in last night’s shooting results.
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Chambers Streek Cone
Card
Penn
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Cores
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Alton
Kvil State
Withenders
Wilmington
Roundup of colorful boxing and sports notes from New York
A noisy roundup covers jockey Herb Clagett racing near Miami, Prank Filhook hoping to revive his NFL form, and Mexican light welterweight Humber Zavala touting a fast punching bag invention. It also notes Pat Kein winning a Brainerd district title, a manpower shortage affecting reporters, NHL and military staff changes, and Virginia planning a large athletics complex.
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New York
Spaceyarks
Herb Clagett
Miami
Pat, Kein
Brainerd
Minn
Daily Disputes
West Meek
Minneapolis
Phie Karki
Pat
Northwest Unknown Is New Scoring Leader
Vince Hansen, a unknown from Washington State, surged to first in the college basketball national scoring race. He totaled 453 points in 28 games, surpassing Oregon’s Dick Wilkins who led the prior week with 412 points. Eastern Washington’s Jack Perrault rose to second with 401 points, while Rice’s Bill Healy posted 392 in week 16.
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Vince ‘Hansen
Washington State
Pacific Northwest
Hansen Oy
Washington Huskies
Dick Wilkhis
Oregon
Jick Perrault
Washington
Bill Heay
Rice
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