Corry Beavers face three road tests as season closes
Corry Beavers travel to Erie Strong Vincent Tuesday on the road then visit Union City Saturday night while also hosting Titusville on Thursday. Coach Milaiovich’s squad sits at 11 wins and nine losses, aiming for a strong finish despite road woes.
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Titusville
Erie
Ton Milaiovich
Liumphs
Union City
Youngsville
Tinesville
Gerry
Ti- Yaguille
Vincent
Aid
Bears
Corry Passers Lose to Erie Prep Dribblers 49-30
Corry Passers fall to Erie Prep 49-30 on Saturday as Laird-led Erie Prep built a 14-6 first quarter lead and expanded to 25-12 by halftime. Ava Bilinski led Corry with 15 points while Erie Prep used strong shooting and free throws to seal the win.
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Erie Prep
Cony High
Prep
Laird
Erie Couristers
John Milanovich
Erie
White the Beavers
Ava Bilinski
Sony Morgan
Milanovich
Harry
Mangrum and DeMaret in Golf Playoff Today
Harlingen Texas reports Lloyd Mangrum and Jimmy DeMaret tied for first in the Lower Rio Grande Valley Open after 72 holes at 269. DeMaret, from Ojai, California, and Mangrum, Chicago, each fired strong rounds. The playoff will be 18 holes to decide the champion.
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Texas
Lloyd Mangrum
Jimmy DeMaret
Debonair Lloyd
Jimmy
Harlingen Municipal
DeMaret
Ojai
Calif
Mangrum
Chicago
Mangum
Mangrim
Washington Lunch Plate Tunches at Center Street
A local dining spot advertises daily lunch plates and chops as a specialty with a selection of wines and beers. The listing notes the establishment is at 136 North Center Street.
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Washington
North Center Street
Evie Keglers Win 2 From Cleaners
Erie’s Evie Keglers defeated the Cleaners in a bowling match at Bowl-Aire. The Erie team posted 374 321 819 for a 9554 series while the Cleaners totaled 45 818 917 for 2580. Kip Anderson led the Corry Keglers with 197 183 187 and a 199 average. Dean Marks added 201 166 183.
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Superior
Wiesners
Wogemak
Spa
Erie
Cleaners
Kip" Anderson
Corry Keglers
Dean Marks
Erle
Corry
Laurie Baker
Clark Lord
Bill Dyckes
Bill Dunlap
Harvard names Ad Valpey as Harlow successor
Cambridge Mass Web 16 Ad Valpey 32 to coach Harvard football three year contract succeeding Dick Harlow who resigned due to ill health after two months Athletic Director William J Bingham announced terms not disclosed Valpeys hiring follows extensive search and aims to restore Harvard to top intercollegiate play. The piece notes in a separate line that about one fifth of U S people live on farms yet earned only one ninth of national income during 1947 boom season.
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Mass
Harvard
Ad. Valpey
University of Michigan
Valpey
Dick Harlow
William J. Bingham
Arey Valpey
Pam
Bingham
U. S
State urged to raise hunting licenses to 9.15 dollars
Pennsylvania sportsmen urge the 1949 General Assembly to raise state hunting licenses from 2.00 to 9.15 dollars to cover rising feed costs. The plan has the state receive 9.00 while the issuing agent gets 0.15. The federation also seeks to shift law duties, add fishways on dams, adjust openers for small and large game, bar out of state antlerless deer hunters, and publish a monthly sportsmen magazine with Charles Neff named editor.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Department of Forests and Waters
State Fish Commission
Commonwealth
Federation
Charles Neff
Allentown
Robert S. Cooper
Connellsville
Oscar Becker
Reading
Dale Furst
Williamsport
Joseph Burelsy
Punxsutawney
O. A Mortimer
Honesdale
Schoolboy Cage Season In Final 2 Weeks Of Play
Harrisburg report notes endgame in scholastic basketball with many titles clinched or near clinching. Bethlehem tied East Penn race danger, Old Forge strong in Lackawanna, Western clash Far relays. Williamsport tabs 17 4 after 453 38 win. Mahanoy City to Summit Hill. Warren near Section Two crown. Kane pursues late surge.
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WU Thin Penn
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Crows
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Leanne
Iin
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Hazleton
Altoona
Steelton
Nowwistown
Philadelphia
Palmerton
Mahanoy City
Summit Hill
Wwaders
Rade
Chambersburg
Carlisle
Grinysbury
Shippensboro
West Warren
OW City
Kane
Rockets Meet Wattsburg in Zounby League Clash
The Vets and Rockets lead the Zounby Independent League with a one game gap. The Rockets invade Wattsburg tonight while the Vets host Harborcreek on Wednesday. Wattsburg trails the leaders by one game, posing a serious test for Rockets. The VFW passers face Harborcreek with likely easier odds.
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Wattsburg Corty
Vets and Rockets
Wattsburg
Vets
Harborcreek
VFW
Wilcox Grocers Sweep Clymer in Bowl-Aire Showdown
Wilcox Grocers pace-setters in the National League swept Clymer in a Bowl-Aire match. Paul French led with 174 198 217 for 589 while Roy Gravink added 175 167 136. Others: Ray Burr 510 Bob Owens 489 Paul Hurlbut 497 Phil Sample 836. Clymer: Vanderschaff 475 Young 45 Meerdink 404 Page 400.
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Wilcox Grocers
Ray Burr
Bob Owens
Paul Hurlbut
Phil Sample
Clymer
Vanderschaff
Young
Meerdink
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Jiteh Drive Aims for Mountain League Title in District Nine
Mountain League hopeful Jiteh drives toward the district nine crown while Punxsutawney's Class A bid stalls as Brookville edges ahead 3 38. Clearfield wins the first half A League, Westmont leads Indiana in Tri County, and wind up notes at Far ndale Friday. WPIAL action features McKeesport versus Donora for Section Six, Ford City hosting Arnold, Aliquious facing Parrell, and Wilkinsburg on Rankin in Section plays.
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Distriel
Punxsutaney
Brookville
Clearfield
Westmont
Indiana
Al~toona
Farndale
McKeesport
Donora
Tigers
Sunday Hockey Scores Highlight East Matches
Providence defeated Philadelphia 8 to 4 in a Sunday Hockey League game. Cleveland beat New Haven 3 to 1. Buffalo edged Springfield 6 to 5 while Indianapolis and Hershey played to a 5-5 draw.
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Philadeloua
Cleveland
New Haven
Buffalo
Springfield
Indianapolis
Hershey
Karver Rated In Best Miler As AAU Indoor Titles Loom
The National AAU indoors near Madison Square Garden crown races as Gerry Karver, strong favorite in the mile, heads a field including Curtis Stone and Herb McKenley. Stone and Karver have sharpened their pace since Penn State days, while McKenley looms as a top contender in the 600 yards as Gurda defends for Villanova. Karver, holder of outdoor mile honors, aims to extend his national titles with a Baxter Mile victory this weekend.
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Untdl
Gerry Karver
Gilbert Dodds
Sidall
Curtis Stone
Karver
Penn State
Greg Rice
Herb McKenley
Villanova
George Gurda
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