Beavers Rally Past McKean After Slow Start
Paulson led the Beavers in a tense Erie County Basketball League game, overcoming a hopeless opening to rally from a 7- point deficit. McKean High stalled early, trailing 11-0 in the third period before Beavers surged ahead with Paulson’s mid court heave and Roelofs’ fourth-quarter baskets. Beavers won 42 to 24, completing a turnabout after a rough first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Paulson
Rangy Muard
Beavers
McKeanigh
Beck
Beggers
McKean
Myers
Persod
Seipblanke
Roelofs
Gms
Seinning
Mukenn
Corry Red and Gun Club loses first league match in three years
In a Northwest Pennsylvania Rifle League showdown at First Avenue range, Meadville Lions edged Corry Rod and Gun Club 114? to 114? in a high scoring match. Merle Tsraelson led Corry with 438 series while Williams paced Meadville with 282 and Picklip added 221.
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Wise
Cony
First Avenue
Meadville Liona
Ieague
Merle Tsraelson
Pete Hapson
Manerato
Corry
Williams
Lions
Corry Rod and Gun
Oh En Si Pr Oh Tob
Anderson
Foapp
Kittleberger
Wallace
Hanson
Loveland
Teragigon
Nish
Meadville Lions
Zaman Veeee
Wag Finney
Andee
Awahh S.yo
Jayvee Triumph Sets Back Youngsville In Open League Play
Youngsville led after the first quarter but the Jayvees, aided by a late surge from the varsity, rallied to beat Youngsville 25 to 17. Early reserves trailed 6 to 1 before the leaders took control, while the lineups show a balanced scoring effort from both teams in a tight three quarters.
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Pomeroy
Youngsville
Jayvees
Lanning
Fe Spear
Armstrong
Natale
Garry J H
Guliely
Ol Hudock
Titenyage
We Taylor
J. Sullivan
A Bystricki
Hurlbu
Hammond
P. Waylon
Youngsville - Corry
Baresi
St Stanislaus Closer To Loop Title In Erie Battle
St Stanislaus edge closer to league crown after a dominant second half in Erie. The final score favored St Stanislaus 22 to 11 after a 28 to 9 halftime margin, with eight of ten players scoring for both squads and strong depth from the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Edward's
St. Stanislaus
Erie
Rit Parochialx
St. Stanislawa Jed
Swan
Corry
St. Edward's
Ce Erigetba
Goud
Kettering
Hyots
Rewers
Kacemieks
Woonlal
Kamins
I Dombrowski
Bulisial
Olinowalti
Braxa Fs
Oo Gopney
Db Bruziais
Maber
Northeast Teams Clash as Cage Standings Tighten
In the County cage league action, Edinboro hosts a top Northern division tilt while Hemboro kept pace though Watford was idle. Wesleyville beat Girard 32-10, Millcreek defeated Fairview 24-9, and Athol defeated Tupas Guty 23-9 with Corry taking Me eat 42-8 in the southern division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Gies
Athi
Tnipa Guty
Corry
Erie Schools Cop Victories and Bradford Triumphs
Erie area high schools produced key wins as Strong Vincent defeated Sharpsville 28-19 and Bast moved to a 119-? decision while Academy at Cambridge and Vincent fought a four point margin. Bradford dominated OME Teett, GUM, and St Marys in league play as Ludlow led a 12 point win. other scores included fieldline 98-171 and Bijeway beating Iohosonbirg 37.
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BRI
Elie Aban
Vincent
Mazzin
Bast Bish
Academy At
Cambridge
Warriors
Bastaryl Alanto
Bashett
Bradford
Brecford
St .Marys
Jay Balte
Budnigit
Bradford Smothers
Teett
St. Mary
Ludlow
Sietield
Iohosonbirg
New mile mark expected in New York games
Indoor mile showdown at Madison Square Garden pits Glenn Cunningham of Kansas against Bill Bonthron of Princeton in the Baxter Mile at the New York A C games. More than 48 000 fans are expected to witness a potential world record at four minutes ten seconds, with other top milers and a packed program following.
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Cuddy
United Press
New York
Glenn Cunningham
Bill Bonthrow
Madison Square Garden
New Yorks
Moso
America
Mien
Cunninghim
Kansas
Bonthvon
Princetum
Gene Venaite
Penmylvani
Ty Wrass
Siinky
Kansas Hyer
Korn Smax Win Over Guardsmen In City Championship Showdown
The Korn Smax five defeated Company A 33 to 26 in the city championship series prelim at the Junior High gym, with Myers DeJean and Skinner guiding the Smaxers to an early lead that held through the final period as Mountain scored most of A's points. The third game in the series is planned for the State Armory, date pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peaklung
Korn
Smax
Company A
McKean - Corry High
Tasp
Myers
DeJean
Skinner
Hastsets
Gevers
Mountain
Wall
Grand National Open Favorite Status Quivered by Deaths
Grand National race prospects shown as open after absence of last year’s winner Kellshorn Jack and the sudden death of early favorite Kileash Hill. Thomond 1 and Pelorus Jack head the field with American owner John Hay Waitney’s camp optimistic. Whitney’s past entries Easter Hero and Sir Lindsay noted. jockeys and horses cited in a clash of fortunes.
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Tom Greedon
United Press
London
Mia
Ambrose Clark
Kileash Hill
Trish
Helen McCalmont
John Hay Waitney
B. D
Tamenesa
Whitney
Sir Lindsay
Thomond TM
Juniper
Thomond
Wis
B.D. Davis
Bily" Stott
Kellsboro
Thiel Edges Grove City In Close Greenville Game
In Greenville on February 17 Thomas Thier centered the Thiel team and scored only two field goals yet their final two late plays secured a 42 to 41 victory over Grove City. Thiel led 22 to 20 at halftime but Grove City rallied and traded the lead before the final minute.
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Thiel
Grovers Greenville
Thomas
Thiers
Grove City
Aero Supply cling to league lead in Corry City bowling
Aero Supply men won two of three against Corry-Jamestown in a postponed match to stay atop the Corry City Bowling League. Fidrold Grage rolled 248, 183, 251 for 682 series. Burlingame and Keister led with 200 averages. The night featured strong scoring from Burr, Kestler, and Grake as Aeros gained 2844 to 2832 total pins.
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Aero Supply Corporation
Hoteh
Corry City
Corry- Jonestown
Fife
Fidrold Grage
Burlingame
Aeros
Corry-Jamestown
Burr .J
Kestler
Giros
Duplan
Bjorkquist
Zeta Aero Supply Rhone
Crage
Russell
Graker
Furlingame
Glenn Wright Released By Dodgers After 18 Year Career
Veteran shortstop Glenn Wright, 92, was released unconditionally by the Brooklyn Dodgers after a troubled season marked by a lingering arm injury and friction with manager Max Carey. Wright played 18 years in pro ball, five with the Pirates and five with Brooklyn, serving as Dodgers field captain last season. He appeared in 71 games with 192 at bats and a .205 batting average, ending a long career that included a 1924 season with the Pirates and a standout era in the 1920s.
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United Press
New York
Gle Wright
Brooklyn Dodgers
Wright
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Max Carey
Heneyday Wright
Pittsburgh
BCS
FHS
Clymer Wins Loop Honors in Chattaugan County
Clymer High School swept the Southwestern Basketball League titles by beating Ripley 28 to 24 in the decisive boys game. Culver led with twelve points, Weesbyrd added eight, and a crowd of around 850 packed the gym as Clymer remained undefeated in league play. Ripley’s girls also fell 22 to Hy in the preliminary, leaving both teams in a tie for league honors.
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Cuyeu
Clyshes Justy
Chattaugan Wunty High School
Southwestern
Ripley
TeCulver
Clymer
Weesbyrd
To Tey
Yustt Clymer
Chmer High Insdes
Ripley Girls
Feague
Phe jBoys
Skene
Cambridge Springs Independents Face City Series Opener
Cambridge will host Cambridge Springs Independent five in a preliminary at 2:80 o clock. The visitors include leading players from Cambridge and Humboro. Soldiers seek stronger defense after a tough season as both squads prepare for a hard fought matchup.
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Nyee Kornmax
Cambridge Springs
State Armory
Cambridge
Humboro
Cloolk
Quebec Dog Derby Draws International Field February 23 25
Canadian and U S entrants gather for the 1980 Quebec Dog Derby from February 23 to 25. Emil St Goddard, four time winner, faces rivals in colors of Major Briand Gwyetts, with Alaskan Seppalii and Philadelphian Molikeny among top challengers. Alfred Hendy and Johnny Hitao also compete along with two women racers Rita Beauchamp and Tré Belanger. The 120 mile event unfolds on a 2 4 mile three lap daily course over three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Canada
United States
Emil St. Goddard
Tavern-Chis
Cleveland
St. Goddard
Tavern Club
Otten
Alfred Hendy
Johnny Hitao
Orient Bay
Ontario
Boadil Spice
Ottawa
Quabec
Rita Beauchamp
Ube Dominion Capital
Trené Belanger
Disappointing middleweight card in Chicago cancels headline bout
Chicago February 17 Vince Dunn dee Baltimore middleweight champion and Franke Battaglia Winnines Canada failed to excite fans last night as Chicago Stadium canceled next month’s bout between them. Dundee edged Rey Meby New York in a ten round main event while Battaglia lost a one round decision to Kid Leonard Molind in the semifinals after Leonard rallied late.
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Chicago
Vince Dundee
Baltimore
Franke Battaglia
Winnines
Canada
Dundee
Rey Meby
New York
Jeby
Battaglia
Kid Leonard
Molind
Haylie
Olt
Leonard
H Im
Buttastia
Cleveland Fighter Triumphs in February Boxing Card
Fragmentary sports blurb from Cal, Feb 1, lists fighters from Cleveland and Los Angeles with weights and match outcomes. Corman Barth 169 and Sandy Rubinson 165 are noted, with a victory by His Gor over Gurviva Domingtes 80. Other entries mention King Derey, Jane, and Chitlity Weight 131 in drawn bouts.
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Cal
Corman Barth
Cleveland
Inab
Devisionen
King Derey
Jane
Anaries
Sandy Rubinson
Gor
Gurviva Domingtes
Mowige Bile Carlow Chipres
Los Angeles
Angeles
College basketball scores glance shows varied results
A brief roundup lists California 42 and 10, Dy A ail. UF 3, 628, Stanford 22, St. Marys 46, Nevada 26, 11, of Washington 24, Oregon State. The fragment hints at multiple team results across a schedule with incomplete details and potential OCR errors.
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L. Bet
Wing-Wills
Alexander & Co
WSU
Cohen
the Nast Co
Model Dairy
Bes Alexander & Co
Paulson
iSl
Donaldson
John Paulson
McLean
Ate Ure
Oregon
Washington State
Towa State
Askinsas
Rice
Missouri
Washington
Kansas
Town State
Marietta
Ohio
Mass
New Hampshilveav
Carolina
Dike
Ohio Northern
Hiram
Princeton
Mannessee
Vanvierhiil
California
Stanfort
St. Marya
Nevada
of Washington
Oregon State
Fragmented OCR Teaser on Industry Figures
Partial OCR fragment hints at figures related to steel and coal industries. No clear names, dates, places, or events emerge to specify a person, organization, or location.
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Qrange
Black Trail
Swamp McKean
Haines
Spencers
McKean Corry
Hart
Wired
Uinickeepery Shields
Reed
Icorry Gunne
Meadville
Victor
Corry Gunners
Northwestern
Penn
Israelson
Varsity
T. Stanislaus
Edward
Bill Bonthron
Baxter Mile Track Gem
Somy
Mekean
Coubesaton
Rockey Grove
Titusville
Franklin
Oi City
St. Josseph’s
Oil City
St Mir Chasl's
Greenville
Jamestown
Clean
Falconer
Lakewood
Diinkiry
Silver Crees
Korn Smax
Guardsmen
Willepallo
Dave
Jackson
Oru
Company
Baressi
W. Mountain
Chase
Seava
Cogswell
Stein
Macdougall
Sammy Brom
Scutly MacDougaLl
Paul Boesch
Brookily
Drew
Frank Bronowicz
Poland
Sam Cordovano
Marshall Blackstock
Tennessee
Dander Szabo
Hungary
Pat SloKuy
EROS
Cragg
Aero Supply
Kiwanis League
Blind Pigs
Allen
Abbey
Graham
Scott
Christensen
Gober
Simmons
VanTassel
Hellwece
Mont Blanc Fresch
Mont Glunes
Haute Savoie
Siwitwari
Owira
Glenn Wright
Ben Jeby
Cleveland Fighter
Gorry
Steel
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