Beavers Shade Albion 33 32 In League Skirmish
Beavers edge Albion 33 to 32 in a league contest as local high school athletes showcase a busy day of prep sports. Corry rifle team defeated Lawrence Parley, St Edwards beat St Agatha’s, and junior high squads posted solid records while focus shifts to upcoming games and coaching moves at Denison and Meadeville area schools.
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St Edward's Quintet Triumphs in Meadleville Thriller
St Edward's High scores edge Albion on their home court 32 to 31 in a tense league matchup. Sharberger leads with 12 points while Meyers adds steady scoring as Beavers snap a six game skid. Albion's Peterson and Sharberger pace the visitors with most of the scoring in a closely contested game featuring 11 of 20 free throws for St Edward's and 12 of 19 for Albion.
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Ladies Win Prizes in Local Bowling Event
Miss M. Malek captured first prize for the high score at Rec reation Alleys last night with 157. Miss H. Foley took a single score prize a box of candy. Miss B. Raeke and Mrs. M. Turney tied for third with 149, each receiving a box of candy.
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Yellow Jackets Meet Detroit Team in Pittsburgh
Pitt news reports Yellow Jackets seek victory over Detroit Tartterests as Duquesne Gay tones are noted. Detroit is described as 1984 champions and a strong team. Pittsburgh meets Marshall College in a late night swim meet with Manhallan College defeated 50 to 15.
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Pinehurst Champ Crowned After Last-Hour Match
Rov nt W. Smith of Gretnsburg Pennsylvania defeated Harold C. Buskentunter of Boston to win the 1985 Pinehurst golf championship in Pinehurst North Carolina after a tense final.
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Erie County League scores in Northern Division
Wesleyville 28 Lawrence Park 26 and Girard 28 North West 26 reported for the Erie County League Northern Division. Local standings update reflects close games and competitive balance among four teams.
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New Pa Boxing Board Moves To Assist Novice
Philadelphia report on the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission meeting chaired by Eddie McCloskey as it considers aiding youth in boxing. Proposals include letting boys box for a year without license fees, curbing free tickets, and new fee reductions for managers and referees effective after July 1.
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Jamestown Fight Night Ends With Narrow Jimmy Defeat
In Jamestown last night, Jimmy Cisti of Jamestown fell 162 to 168 in a closely contested amateur boxing bout versus Livy Masstgill of Creveliind. The event drew a large crowd and was hailed as one of the city’s finest amateur fights staged in New York state.
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Company A Squads Clash in Armory Meet Tomorrow
Company A squads play a doubleheader against Bloorfield Independent and Warren Cossacks tomorrow afternoon at the Armory. The event features senior teams and promises a local rivalry with the two contests shaping local standings.
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Basketball scores from several colleges and teams
A scrambled OCR list shows multiple college basketball results with scores for teams such as Syracuse Princeton Springfield Middlebury New York UW Manhattan Kenstate Capital Cincinnati Marshall Oberlin Kenyon Mount Union Findlay Thiel and others. Exact team pairings and many scores appear garbled.
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St Edward’s Defeats St Agatha’s 28–20 In CW Cup Clash
St Edward’s quintet topped St Agatha’s of Meadville 28 to 20 on their home court after a tight first half. Hadock led scoring with 11 points as both teams traded baskets through the four quarters, with a late flurry by the locals sealing the win. Lineups followed.
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Master milers clash again on garden track
New York meet at Madison Square Garden draws 16 000 for a packed track program led by the mile race. Gene Vonnske Bill Bonthron Glenn Cunningham headline a field seeking a second straight upset as past champions meet in the feature event.
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Rival promoters plan hot race at Garden this summer
United Press reports Madison Square Garden faces a hot race for boxing with independent promoters led by Bill Uernsworth leasing Yankee Stadium and Polo Grounds. Mike Jacobs will promote shows, featuring Ross against McLarnin for the welter title, with plans for Baer and other bouts and an option for extended years.
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Corry Shooters Cop Victory At Lawrence Park
Corry shooters win over Lawrence Park by 16 points in a Northwest Pennsylvania Rifle League match. Wallace led Corry with 238, while Knapp and Patterson added key scores as the team strengthens after veteran withdrawals. Lawrence Park’s top scorer was Stanley with 229 as both squads battled for position.
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Benefit ring card for fighter's widow in San Francisco
February 10 reports Mrs Frankie Campbell, widow of a man who died after a fight with Max Baer in 1930, will receive several thousand dollars from a charity event. Baer, the heavyweight champion, donated his services for the show run by Stanley Poreda of New Jersey. About 40,600 attended a four round exhibition, during which Baer and Poreda performed as the crowd urged the referee to clear the ring.
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Scholastic results feature multiple city teams and scores
Cory RA Adio 02 St Edward's Cory 28 and Meadville 20 highlight scholastic results. Mayville 23 Ripley 16 Jamestown 88 Silver Coca 1 Coluron 18 Lakewood 12 Panta 3a Salamanca 7 Meadville 24 Cochranton it Oil City ao Wrankelin 17 Titusville 35 Rocky Duniile 23 Fal Ashtabula 38 Erie Academy 26 Shelled 4 Bradford 21 Kang 5S Johnsonturg Ste Marys 47 Ludlow 22 Wesbnel 44 Trevoni 32 Warrell Sharon 27 Warren 72 Mt rawalt Sharonville 45 Grove City 2 Grenville 38 Mercerr 24
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Big Ten Tests Chicago On Saturday In Close Meet
A garbled Chicago Big Ten basketball meet prompts limited readable facts. The text references Purdue and Wisconsin teams, a potential return to Madison, and preparations for competition, but exact outcomes and dates are unclear.
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Hansen Leads Medal Contest of Rifle Club
Peter Hansen, president of the club, posted a 22 percent score to lead the medal contest at the Comy Sportsmen's Rifle Club. Weicht finished second with 214 in last night’s event, followed by Paul Prench. The club announced seven new supporting members will be admitted next Saturday evening with a nominal supper charge for members in good standing.
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Third Quarter Rally Nets 28 12 Victory
The Junior High cagers beat Titusville Jaygees 28 to 12 on the Jocst sub-high court. Gubeke led Curryttes with 7 points, Lunny added 6 as the locals built a strong third quarter defense and pulled away after a tight first half.
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Varied Sports Programs For Pittsburgh Fans
Pittsburgh sports fans await a busy afternoon and evening. Carnegie Tech hosts nine pass netball against Waynesburg with Carnegie Probes and Trinity Cathedral as prelims. Pitt varsity and freshmen men meet for the university championships in a dual meet with Navy. Wrestling features Pitt versus Wayne State at Pitt Stadium pavilion, and attention centers on Joine's return clash as Pitt basketball visits Notre Dame in South Bend.
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Boxing Results From Across Cities With Quick Decisions
Chicago fighter Mike Bellsise beat Paul Lee by decision in New York after 128 to 123. Masie Tosenbloom of Hollywood defeated Bob Gode in Nashville at 154 to 172. Max Buer outpointed Stamey Poreda in San Francisco at 2135 while Babe Marino won in New Jersey. Andy Callahan scored a decision in Boston at 145.
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