Corry Regular Slate Heads To Close Friday Night
Corry High School plans to close its 1939-40 basketball schedule Friday when Corry hosts Albion High on the local court. Albion, a strong rival, has beaten Corry once this season, and the Beavers seek revenge after a previous loss. The Beavers' lineup features key players including Tarkson and Meekson, with others showing promise as the season winds down.
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Cage Tournament Interest Prompts Local Talk and Open Golf Results
Regional chatter grows over a proposed cage and ball tourney inviting Corry teams, aiming to boost fan excitement for next season. In Pensacola open play, Johnny Partall edged Nip dit by one stroke. St. Augustus and St. Edward's featured in tight fights. Warren High and Westfield show mixed form, while Burkvy and Murphy push late in the Western Conference race.
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Suit Follows Report Of Publicity Stunt
Paris teen Pola faces a publicity stunt report with her lawyer Robert Hern Tuen named as brother of a dramatic figure. The core claim and details remain unauthenticated as the suit is pursued.
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First defeat at Irish hands in tough encounter
United Press reports Pacago and Wet Li comfaprnee sports note a feeling of sympathy as the University at finnis teaele end Held ream Tae elite Sight suffers a first defeat. Discharges go day detent for the first time in hy Netore. The Ineh derented Mires. 58. Salucdaye inen 7 to ors th ihe.
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Sutchmen Cop Two Victories in Meet
Dutch cycling team Sutchmen Cop Thro Victorys with a 20 to 2 decision over a rival as Hiyne Punengen leads a dominant stage Saturday clocking strong times. Belgians Gerard Debaets and Anthony Beckman claim rider honors in the final stormational style day, while Spanish-Wrench tandem shows promise.
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Donnie Bush Rebuilds Chicago White Sox
Chicago White Sox hire Denis Bun to overhaul the team with a new manager and eight key recruits. The plan targets a stronger lineup including four outfielders, two infielders, and several pitchers to end a nine-year second-division streak.
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Two 10 Round Bouts Planned for Erie Friday Night
Promoter Barry announced two ten round bouts for Erie on Friday February 27. Vic Phillips of Hive faces Joe Jetuit or Devens at 142 pounds while Jimmy Reed meets Wy Leghtrreight in another main event. Both fighters have solid records and are eager for decisive victories in front of local fans.
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Corry Tean Wins Bowling Match
Corry Tean wins a bowling match in a crowded, noisy venue. The report lists players including Lewes and Garty gemestoven Lewes, with scattered identifiers such as VPage and PoE. Details are fragmented, but the victory is the central outcome.
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Illini Seek Third Place in Buckeyes Clash
Illini aim for third place as they battle Ohio State in Columbus. The Buckeyes recently showed their best form this season, hoping to deny Illinois a favorable finish. Also on tonight’s Big Nine slate, Minnesota faces Iowa in a key nonconference reshuffle impacting the standings.
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Youthful Thieves Taken Into Custody
Two 16 year old youths from New Kensington and New Kensington area were arrested after allegedly taking about 150 from a Salvation Army cart. They were captured at Leechburg following broadcast descriptions and were returned to New Kensington authorities. The incident occurred after the boys were seen near a Sunday sighting and linked to the thefts.
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Wounded by Estranged Husband in June Shooting
In a June incident at a medical facility in Port City, Taree was shot by her estranged husband after an argument over custody. The assailant, 22-year-old Eanok Yountsovich, discharged gunfire at Bowen and Mos before being restrained by staff and ejected from the scene.
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Six Teams Enter Albion Cage Tourney Amid Field Growth
Albion, Feb. 17. Six of eight clubs will compete in the annual scholastic basketball cage tourney with two spots still to be filled. Teams include Corry, Rocky Grove, Mount Jewett, Youngsville, Edinboro and Albion. West Millcreek and Gowcranton expected to join. The schedule calls for Friday games and two Saturday sessions, with five finals and consolation contests. Referees from the Erie board will handle the games led by Bill Cleary and Andy Fletcher.
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Elder Hangs Up Spiked Shoes After Record Career
United Press reports Jack Elder of Notre Dame ends a storied mil sprint career after setting a world record. He plans to transition to earning a living from racing and reflects on his final competitive steps in the recent events and upcoming championships.
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MISREAD SPORTS CARD COVERAGE OF BASKETBALL RESULTS
Fragmented report listsMichigan State 27 Michigan 26 and other scattered scores for teams such as Wisconsin, Grinnell, Marquette, and Northwestern. It also notes Sammy Mandell training in Chicago, with a heading dated February 17 concerning a lightweight championship and a March 1 title defense.
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Big Ball Trade Rumors Sweep Chicago and New York
A turbulent trade rumble links the New York Giants and Chicago White Sox with San Antonio as talks heat up. Cubs pursue Lindstrom and other targets while Bly Yenra and Gijmes hold out, with Pittsburgh’s Gruien and Brooklyn’s Vag among potential suitors.
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Recognition Of Jimmy Slattery Restores Light Heavyweight Title Picture
Buffalo boy Jimmy Slattery’s recognition as world light heavyweight champion sparks a revival of the division once led by Delaney and Bertenet. Promoters expect a surge of contenders, with Slattery facing rising rivals like Muscle Hoseplacm and Rosenblum, while matches in New York and Philadelphia draw strong crowds. The state commission implications and possible title bouts at Madison Square Garden frame the coming schedule as Slattery’s eligibility reshapes the realm.
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National Advertiser debates housing and politics amid urban growth
The piece discusses family home value and the benefits of home ownership, referencing the National Advertiser and figures like Merle Thorpe. It notes party splits in 1921, Communist viewpoints, and how capitals and demonstrations affect social dynamics, including parking fears and car ownership trends in New York.
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