Doubleheader cage program at Junior High tonight
A doubleheader unfolds at the Junior High led by Ble Jay tossers versus St Edward's in the opener at 7:16 pm and Ty Crandall All Stars meeting Franklin CPT in the nightcap. Coaches cite a strong Franklin squad with 20 wins and two losses eyeing revenge after a prior close battle, while local youths seek momentum in a competitive district clash.
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Ty Crandall
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Cowch Ark Store
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Paul Jansen
Toots" Hyots
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Allegheny College
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Erie
Butler
Tess
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Cortés
Bill Averill
Red Taylor
Nick Gorter
Tipolt
Bud Gumbleton
Jim Lancy
Wd McElvey
Franklin Will Counner
Eakin
Morrison
Corry High aims for streamlined gear in upcoming football season
Corry High School outlines planned uniform upgrades including black pants with orange stripes, burnt orange jerseys with black wing sleeves, white backed black numbers, and new plastic helmets similar to Pitt and Northwestern styles. Protective pads and waterproof leather shoes will enhance player safety as fall approaches.
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Northwestern
Minnesota
Army
Navy
Paul Armstrong Sets Cage Scoring Mark At Great Lakes
Paul Armstrong, former Tollana U. star, scored 21 points to lead the Great Lakes Naval training station Sailors to a 46 to 41 victory over Purdue, extending their win streak to six games. Armstong’s 21 pushed his season total to 910 in 42 games, against a backdrop of a tough Lakes defense.
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Individu
Fecord
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Krause
New York
Ea “Moose
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Midwest
DePaul
Purdue
Revolta Captures Texas Open in Major Victory
Johnny Revolta won the Texas Open at San Antonio finishing 72 holes at 274 to claim his first major in ten years. Harald McSpaden and Byron Nelson tied for second at 274 as Revolta earned 1000 in war bonds. next on tour is the New Orleans Open February 21.
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Associated Press
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Tex
Golidom
Deep South
McSpaden-Nelson
Evanston
Veterkn
Harald
Jag) McSpaden
Philadelphia
Byron Nelson
Toledo
T He
Revolta
Nelson
McSpaden
Phillies Prexy Inducted Into Army
Bob Carpenter new president of the Phillies is in the army on furlough after passing his physical. General manager Herb Pennock will assume duties. Carpenter, 25, married father of two, bought the Phillies with his father BR R M Carpenter Sr, a DuPont executive, after William Cox was ousted by Commissioner Landis.
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Camden
N. J
Bob, Carpenter
Phillies
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Carpenter
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du Pont de Nemours
William
Cox
Baseball
Is. M. Landis
American League Reveals 106 Players In Military Service
The League's Red Book shows 106 American League players in military service for the 1844 season as rosters form. Chicago and Washington lead with 99 players drafted, while St. Louis has 35, New York and Cleveland 32 each, Philadelphia 0, Boston 20, and Detroit 0, as opening day approaches.
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Boston
Detroit
Corry High Faces Ancient Rival Union City In Key League Test
Corry High School basketball visits Union City for the second Seas game with a large student following. Start times listed with a 15 minute start and a one hour earlier preliminary. Coach Putnam fields the same lineup to pursue a Erie County League playoff berth amid a 43 20 series edge over Union City and bets on a rough night from the slami bang Union City defense.
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Putnam
Anothey
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Hears
Corry
Orange and Black
Palmer
Millcreek
Harborersek
Paul Gates
Red Kennedy
Roundup of Baseball and Football News and Notes
A Manhattan sports roundup discusses free admission impact on fan loyalty, knothole gangs, and veteran scouts opinions. It covers Bernie Rickey Hought, Marine Bill Veeck’s San Diego obstacle course, and draft signings like J I D Bangiey for the Dodgers. It notes Hank Armstrong’s February plans, minor league hockey league chatter, and Navy era sports personnel.
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Paul Kriehell
Yankee
Rickey Hought
St. Louis
Erich
Bill Veeck
Milwaukee Brewers
San Diego
Calif
W. G. Bramlam
Bull’ Cole
Jack Berger Fights Tonight in Cleveland Public Hall
Light weight champion Jack Berger faces veteran Maxie Berger in a 10 round bout at Cleveland's Public Hall. A sellout crowd around 11 000 is expected as Berger, known for rapid fire attacks, defends against the rising contender who promises sharp counter punches. The 22 year old NYS Commission title holder is the oversize betting favorite.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Eail Jack
Maxie Berger
Public Hall
Georgia Bootblack
Maxie
Jack
Bresk
New York State
Berger
Million Dollar Bid Fails to Buy Dodgers
New York Feb 1 A bid of 50 000 to buy a controlling interest in the Brooklyn Dodgers failed as Max C Meyer and associates dropped efforts citing added financial burdens and market uncertainties They offered 80 000 for 25 percent of stock and 750 000 for the 75 percent held by the Edward Meyer heirs The Dodgers faced potential loss of players Dixie Walker and Buddy Bragfield amid reclassifications and military drafts while Rickey warned the club may lose talent.
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New York
SLOIA
Brooklyn Dodger
Max C. Meyer
Brooklyn Jeweler
Meyer
Vic
Cligh
Meyer Group
Edward Mefecver
Chaves Ebbels
Ryaneh Rickey
Thelub
Bill Sayles
Arty Air Corps
Portland
Ore
Billy Herman
New Albany
Ind
Imsne
Leading 800 Loses Three in Aero Ladies League Night
The Aero Ladies League sees the 800 team drop three games while 2604 squad keeps pace by beating the Reglerettes twice. Virginia Armitage leads winners with scores 80 171 123, and Edna Frazier puts in strong numbers for the victors as Baines of S82 390 580 shines for the losers.
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Aero Ladies
Baines
Virginia Armitage
Aihia Smith
Tofaab
Mary, Phillips
Edna Frazier
Eathey Querrevelt
al Michels
Regiove
Furner
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Iululing Mie
Jenders
Willy
Len Glubbine
Harold Crage
Walter Shannon
Pace
Shi
Paul Prench
Pennsylvania Fish Stocking Sets Record Despite War Strains
Harrisburg February 15 The State Fish Commission reports Pennsylvania streams stocked with almost 9.6 million fish in the year 1943 plus about 11 million minnows. Totals fall slightly from last year due to wartime transport and equipment shortages. Commission head Charles A French notes a total value of 1.40420 and 202 tons of fish distributed, with 400,000 legs implied in the totals.
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Ste Fish Commission
Pennsylvania
Charles
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