Beavers Rout Pirates Rival in Early Season Showdown
Corry's Beavers topple Wesleyville High, ending a rough spell as coach Bill Myers reshapes the lineup. Pirates fans eye a pennant battle with rookies such as Harl Browne and Bud Hafey. Al Todd and Fred Schulte bolster the lineup. Art Hyatt misses clash with brother Chuck after a broken ankle, while state fish slogan testing concerns bass safety. Joe Louis discussions surface with Cleveland promoters for a possible bout with Eddie Simms. St Joseph's High School pushes Oil City’s Oilers to eighteen straight victories.
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Wesleyville | High
Bill Myers
Corry Quail
Myers
Pirates
al Todd
Phillies
Agid Fred Schulte
Washington
St. Joseph's High School
Oil City
St. Michael’s
Greenville
Oilers
Beavers Beat Wesleyville For First Loop Win
Corry High's Beavers defeated Wesleyville 26 to 21 on the junior high wood, led by Bob Gulick with six field goals. The home win marked Corry's third victory in twelve starts as Roelofs and Meadway supported the effort while Baressi returned from pneumonia to help.
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Beavers
Bob Gulick
Wesleyville High
Jimior High School
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Roelofs
Custis
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Rhode
Une
Meadway
Invaders
Porto
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Jewell
Paulson
Lewis
Dieh
Baressi
Sullivan
Curtis
Baressione
Hurlbut
Golick
Diehl
Adams
Corryites
Bill Myers
Ted Lloyd
Pitt Wins Tie With Temple For Lead In WIC
University of Pittsburgh defeated Temple 48 to 42 to pull even with Temple for second place in the Western Intercollegiate Basketball conference. Captain Ted Rodericke led Pitt with six goals and three fouls as the Tigers erased a 22 to 21 halftime edge. In the opener, Manhattan beat Villanova 34 to 41.
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University of Pittsburgh
Temple
Tigers
Ted Rodericke
Pitt
Manhattan
Villanova
Erie County Cage League Northern Division Results and Standings
Last night Corry defeated Wesleyville 28 21 and North East routed Millcreek 93 29. Lawrence Park beat Girard 28 23. Standings show Why Wot Law Park 50 Wesleyville 21 Millcreek 42 Corry 1 Girard 29 North East 1. Southern Division results include City 42 Waterford 14 and McKean 23 Edinboro 42 Albion 39 Wattsburg 18.
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Millcreek
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Wesleyvile
City
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McKean
Albion
Wattsboro
Union City
McKean Edinboro
Waterford
Wattsburg
Raymond Rifle Team Triumphs In Corry League Match
Art Knapp scored 297 as Raymond riflemen defeated Corry Jamestown 1471 to 1406 in a Corry Red and Gun Club Rifle League match closing the first week of six team competition. Havmande led last night’s results.
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W. Pins
Willi John Paulson
Welden
Lad
B. Reynolds
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Splesman
C. Watrous
Kestler
Nast Co
A. Watrous
Zaleneck
Basford
Pequist
Gle Paulson
Art Knapp
Raymond Riflemen
Corry-Jamestown
Corry
Havmande
Mudders Bring Heavy Betting In Santa Anita Derby
Santa Anita hosts the second Santa Anita Derby with a likely 12 starters after heavy rain left a muddy track. Among leading contenders are Valevictorian Tremolo Jubilee Jim and Valiant Fox with others challenging as owners consider late scratches.
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United Press
Santa Anita
Arcadta
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Post
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Silas B. Mason
Antony Pelleteri
P.M. Pike
Norman Church
Valiant
Fox
Valiant Fox
Gallant Fox
Mra
Mason
Valevictorian
Tennobd
Jubilee Jim
Corry Boxers Break Even On Erie Card
Corry amateur boxers fought to a draw with Erie opponents before a large crowd at Erie Auditorium. B D Q Plat defeated Harold Johnson. George Franz outpointed K O Schulta. Johnny Junda beat Chet Oldach as intercity bouts highlighted the nine bout program.
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Erie
Erie Auditorium
le Erie Exchange Club
B.D. Q. Plat
Mitt Slinger
Harold Johnson
Platt
George Franz
Southpaw
Popeye Coons
Warpo Iulnyai
Johnny Seeman
K. O. Schulta
Johnny Junda
Chet Oldach
Bob Franz
Geneva Passers Invade Duquesne Tonight Beavers Falls
Geneva College basketball missing star Bobby Emerick in tonight’s clash with Duquesne. Dick Jones to start in place, hoping to avenge a prior loss after Geneva’s upset over Carnegie Tech. Duquesne expected to be intact aside from Kreiling wrist injury concern.
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Beaver Falls
Geneva College
Bobby Emerick
Duquesne
Gordon Benn
Covenanters
Dick Jones
Emerick
Geneva
Carnegie Tech
Corry Seconds Triumph 32 19 Over Wesleyville Seconds
Corry High School second team extended its win streak beating Wesleyville Seconds 32 to 19. Phelps and Bracken scored 20 together while Wright led Wesleyville with 8. Corry rallied to a 20 to 7 halftime lead and outscored the visitors in the second half as Wesleyville failed to hit a field goal. Bracken stood out for Corry in a solid all around performance.
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Phelps
Cory High School
Peavers
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Invaders
Corry Club
Wesleyvville
Bob Bracken
Carry
Pottek Gumbleton
Nesgoda Williams
Nicktin Bundy
See Beegs
Weight Bracken
Mussina Swanson
G. G
Riley
Byler
Basketball results across multiple colleges and scores
Notre Dame defeated New York U 38 to 27 while Fordham beat Manhattan 34 to 26 and California led Stanford 63 to 30. Allegheny routed Oberlin 88 to 30, Bethany 74 over Grove City 34, Slippery Rock 49 to 30, and Youngstown 22 to 34. Other scores include Cincinnati 51 over Marshall 33 and Georgetown 23 over Carnegie Tech 27.
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CONY
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Manhattan
Villanova
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Marshall
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethany
California
Stanford
Carnegie Tech
Georgetown
Allegheny
Oberlin
Grove City
Slippery Rock
Clarion
Youngstown
First Olympics title scored by Americans in bobsled
American duo Ivan Brown and Alan Washbond of Keene Valley New York won the two man bobsled championship at the fourth Winter Olympics. They posted 1:25.39 on the first run and 1:20.88 on the final, totaling 5:29.20 to edge Swiss pair Fritz Feiershend and Joseph Beerli who set a course record of 5:30.64. The American No 2 team of Gilbert Colgate and Dick Lawrence finished third with 5:33.96.
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Frederick C.oechsner
United Press
Garmisch - Partenkirchen
Germany
Ivan Brown
Alan Washbond
Keene Valley
N. Y
United States
Mount Gudsberg
Brown
Fritz Feiershend
Joseph Beerli
Feiersbend
America
Gilbert Colgate
New York
Dick Lawrence
Branchville
N. J
Wisconsin Regents dismiss Meanwell Spears and Jalton
The University of Wisconsin board of regents fired Athletic Director Walter H. Meanwell, football coach Clarence W. Spears, and athletic trainer William Jalton in a complete overhaul of the athletic department following several months of controversy.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Board of Regents Today
Walter H. Meanwell
Clarence W. Spears
William Jalton
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