Local Sports Roundup From Pymatuning League And More
In a Northern division clash Corry faces Wesleyville while Millcreek visits North East and Lawrence Park meets Girard in the Erie County Basketball League. Southern bracket games include Edinboro at McKean Waterford at Union City and Albion at Wattsburg. Also noted are winter lake events at Pymatuning Lake next Sunday and tie bout races led by Jamestown volunteer fire department.
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Corry
Wesleyville
Erie County
Millcreek
Lawrence Park
Girard
Edinboro
McKean
Waterford
Union City
Albion
Wattsburg
Pymatuning Lake
Jamiestown
Pennsylvania
Holdout in Major Leagues Tops 25 Players
United Press tally shows over 50 players have not signed MLB contracts, with at least half genuine holdouts. Names include Hak Greenberg, Augie Galan, Arky Vaughan, Van Mungo, Luke Appling, Buddy Myer, Bob Johnson, Sam West, and Dean Kays. Greenberg seeks about 7 000,000. Cubs and Red Sox report several unsigned stars. Four Reds miss Puerto Rico camp as holdouts Herman, Goodman, Theveneton, Lombardi remain.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Hak Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Augie Galan
Fleet Chicago Cubs
Arky Vaughan
Pittsburgh
van Mungo
Brooklyn
Greenberg
Lou Gehrig
Van‘kees
Chicago Cubs
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Bill Werber
Rick Ferrell
Johnny Marcum
Bob McNair
Philadelphia Athletics
Marcum
Buddy ‘Myer
Washington
Myer
Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Puerto Rico
Babe Herman
Val Goodman
Tommy Theventon
Eric Lombardi
Herman
Lombardi
Reed to Coach at McKinley High in Canton
Canton Ohio February 14 Reed athletic director and head football coach at Scott High North Braddock Pa will be named athletic director and head coach at McKinley High Canton by the Board of Education next Monday night He will succeed Jimmy Aiken who left McKinley for Akron University last month
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Canton
John al Heed
Scott High School
North Braddock
McKinley High
Board of Education
Reed
Asené
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Aiken
Akron University
Savoldi Drops Kick to Floor Dusek in Pittsburgh Bout
Joe Savoldi known as Jumping Joe of Notre Dame used a drop kick to floor Ernie Dusek at North Side arena Pittsburgh in a lengthy bout that ended with Dusek spinning to the floor after about 48 minutes. Six dog owners were arrested in North East borough this week.
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Savoldi
Dusek
United Press
Pittsburgh
Joe Savoldi
Joe
Notre Dame
Ernie ‘Dusek
North Side Arena
Brasil
North East Borough
Most Pile Remedies Fail to Treat the Cause
An ad promotes Golden-Lax Tablets to ease constipation first, claiming it loosens clogged bowels without irritant habits. It advises San-Cura Ointment for the irritated area to stop itching and aid healing, then notes pricing and availability at drugstores.
High Passers Host Wesleyville Tonight
Corry’s Beavers, heavy underdogs, seek their first victory in their fourth Teague game this season against Wesleyville High. The Beavers aim to beat the odds after an overtime loss to Wesleyville earlier and lineup is expected to stay the same for tonight’s 5 p.m. tipoff along with the sister school clash in the preliminary.
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Wesleyville
Corry
Beavers
Wesleyville High
Flinter
Dempsey and Kearns to meet in opposite corners
In Chicago the former manager Jude Kearns and Jack Dempsey, no longer speaking since 1926, are set as rival seconds in a heavyweight elimination tournament at Chicago Stadium. Dempsey backs Red Burman who faces Hank Bath in the 10 round main event, with Hart Morgan and Cole as Kearns latest protege.
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United Press
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Jude Kearns
Dempsey
Red Buran
Baltimore
Burman
Hank Bath
Hart Morgan
Cole
Kearns
Falcons Fall In OT After Peppery Crowd Hurls Peanuts
Cleveland's Falcons lose their fourth straight International Hockey Automatics League game in London Ontario, falling 5 to 4 in overtime as fans pepper the referee Mickey Ion with newspapers and peanuts. Key players include Coates, Mixer, Ton, Camp, Goring, Mount, Heerlein, Lewis, Sheely and Baker, while two coaches are banished amid the uproar.
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London
Ont
Mickey Ion
Cleveland
Falcons
Don
Gilson
Scor- Allen
Coates
Goring
Sven London
Teoffice Cousehs
Peldt
Heerlein
Lewis
Sheely
Baker
Yanks Two-Man Bob Team Scores In Pair Of Runs
Frederick G. Oechsner reports from Daraosch Partenkirchen Germany on February 14 as America’s No. 1 bobsled team led by Iva Brown and Alan Washbond from Keen Valley, NC, powers down the Mount Gudiberg chute with times of 1:22.50 and 1:21.02 to seize a commanding lead in the two-man event, three seconds ahead of Switzerland’s No. 2 sled. The field includes Swiss No. 1 Capadrutt, Britain, and Belgium’s No. 1 sled, with the competition concluding tomorrow after two more runs per team.
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Frederick G. Oechsner
United Press
Daraosch - Partenkirchen
Germany
América
Iva Brown
Alan Washbond
Keent Valley
Nic
Trench- ER ‘Ous Mount Gudiberg Chute
Switz
Stiana
Herevien
Reto Capadruti
Switzerland
America
Gilbert Colgate
New York City
Dick Lawrence
Branchville
N.dy
Daring Capadrutt
Great Britain
Belgium
Buster Mills Signs Dodgers Contract on Trial Basis
The Brooklyn Dodgers announced receipt of outfielder Buster Mills signed contract obtained last September from Rochester in the International League. He is on trial until April 15.
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Buster Mills
Dodgers
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rochester
Waterford Juniors Rally Beats Union City in Close Duel
Waterford Juniors came from behind to defeat Union City Juniors in a tight contest. Union City led after the first period 18-14, but Waterford surged in the final period to secure the win.
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Waterford
Union City
Union
Panthers Quintet to Meet Temple Tonight
Philadelphia February 74 University of Pittsburgh defending champion of the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball Conference meets Temple University in a sixth college twin bill at the arena. In the preliminaries Villanova and Manhattan will clash. Jim McNally’s transfer to Manhattan boosts the invaders’ hopes for victory.
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Philadelphia
University
Pittsburgh
Temple University
Temple
Joe Louis Drink Sparks New York Outburst
A chaotic New York incident unfolds as a man shouts about a powerful “Joe Louis” drink and clashes with police. He tears coats from two officers, tosses another item, and challenges arrest, prompting a tense confrontation at the station.
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Joe Louis
Joe
Serry
New York
Julian Harps
Solice Station
Shovey
Thor
Trammell Triumphs Over Madden In Orio
Youngstown fighter Jack Trammell knocked out Dick Madden of Boston in the first round of a scheduled ten round bout. Trammell weighed 190, Madden 190 1/4. In the semi final Jim McVey stopped Babe Beck in the opening round. In Union City Consumers Oils defeated Grave City 46 to 2 with Strand Pusch and Nash combining for 35 points.
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Youngstown
Fevid
Jack Trammell
Dick Madden
Boston
Trammell
Madden
Jim McVvey
Piltsbuech
Babe Beck
Columbus
Consumers
Union City
Kavat Consumers Oils
Strand
Pusch
Nash
Louis to Fight Eddie Simms in Cleveland Public Hall
Promoter Joe Louis wired an offer of 925000 cash and 87 percent of the gate to Eddie Simms for a bout at Public Hall Cleveland. Buckman, Public Hall manager, seeks a Brown Bomber rematch next summer in the stadium. Louis says he could use 25000 on 24 hours notice and believes a Louis Simms fight can be profitable.
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Cleveland
Joe Lewis
Joe Louis
Eddie Simms
Public Hall
Herbert Buckman
Brown Bomner
New York
Mike Jacobs
Louis Aftonetions
Lewis
Nngels
Louis.Simms
Eddie
Louis
Jock McAvoy to Meet Anson Green in Philadelphia Card
Jock McAvoy British middleweight and light heavyweight champion will face Anson Green of Homestead Pa in one of two 10 round windups on February 24 in Philadelphia. The other 10 round bout matches Al Strore of Philadelphia against Steve Dudas of North Bergen Ne. Joe Conley, ex Notre Dame star end and three year end coach, is emerging as a candidate for the vacant football and basketball coaching post at John Carroll.
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Bob Franz
Corry
Johnny Junda
Brie
Exchange Club
Schultz
Johnny Seeman
George Franz
Cecil Sargent
Popeye Coons
Harpo Russo
P. D
Platt
Henry Oldach
United Press
Philadelphia
Jock McAvoy
Anson Green
Homestead
al Strore
Steve Dudas
North Bergen
Joe Tom Conley
Notre Dame
South Bend University
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Meadville
Gators
Oberlin College of Ohio
Allegheny Club
Jack Doyle
Wes Farrell
Melarde
Cleveland Indians
Farrell
Lefty Gomes
Tommy Bridges
Lefty Grove
Warren County
L, BH. Linder
Ohio State
Jesse Owens
Larry Snyder
Babe” Risko
Newark
Lakewood Ring Association
Lakewood
Gil Dobie
Boston College
Cornell
Clarence W. Spears
Wisconsin
Themistocles
Laurum
Plutarch
Blin
Galan
Vaughan
Mckinley
Ottrglion
Secord Sensnia
Raymond Shop League Machine Shop
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Bryneltaon
Ut Johanson
Glenn
Mooney
Gustafson
Cee
A. Dimmick
A. Fox
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Dimmick
R. Goring
Nichols
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Bachemer
Maloney
Owen Optical Traction
R. Owen
New Deal Optical
Erie
Panthers
Loblaw
Zoe
Chuck Roast
Boston Keglers
Aeros Team
Aero Supply Baresal Fe
Ab Group Ve
Martin
McEvoy
Aas
Paulson
Jewell
J. Krone
Orio
ED Simms
Brown Bowber
Simms
Fexan
Condra’s Pharmacy
Hsrdware Plumbing
Pevies All Cig
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