Colorful high school game sparks crowd and debates
Corry High and Union followers packed the Armory for a Beavers vs Union City clash. Officials drew criticism but crowd energy surged as Corry eyes a county league title with five league games left. Rumors of a rubber match linger amid talk of college and pro teams training nearby.
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Union City
Tilanttes
Albion
Hsinle Anderson
Lawreace Parks
Corry High
Wick
Armory Court
Beavers Triumph In First Beantown Battle Of Rival Beavers
In the Junior High gymnasium a large crowd witnessed a fast paced high school basketball game. Beavers and Union City battled on defense with Corry shooting struggles. Key plays featured Wagman and Hurlburt with Smith and Taylor scoring, as Beavers edged Union City 28 to 23 in a hard fought contest.
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Vander
Union City
Harry Wagman
Unionites
Taylor
Paul Hurlburt
Smith
Beavers
Russ Byler
Sullivan
Ray Robinson
Chuck Gibeaut
Gulick
Union City Banking Board
Hurtitiz
Korn Smax Rifle Team Beats Scholastic Squad
In the City Rifle League the Korn Smax Rifle Team defeated the High School squad 1460 to 1449 at the Corry Rod and Gun Club range last evening. Nelson and Lyons led their teams with 225 points apiece as top scorers. Carroll's Barbers meet the Emblem Oils tonight. Score: Hirk.
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Scorng
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Lyons
Carroll's
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Beavers Smash Union City for League Lead in Tight Clash
Corry High School Beavers outscored Union City 10 to 0 in the final period to win 21 to 11 in front of over 650 fans. Bob Gulick and Carl Sullivan sparked the rally while Red Taylor and Sullivan steadied the team in the earlier quarters as Beavers seized sole position atop the Erie County League southern bracket. Union City struggled, Bill Smith directing plays but failing to finish in the decisive final stretch.
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Bill Smith
Union
Invaders
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Bud Gumbleton
Bob ‘Brown
Neup
Burton Hellmond
Socaia
Merrill Bates
Recreation Alleys Move Ahead in Class B Bowling League
Recreation Alleys won three more games to hold a six game lead over WPA. WPA defeated Loblaw's while Lincoln Market earned three by Kiwanis forfeit. Roor posted an average of 19 and B Carlson averaged 195.
Last Night's Results Reported For Northern Division
Last night's results show Waterford defeating Albion 34 to 30 while Tep 11 edged Last Night. McKean Edinboro game postponed, leaving Northern Division without scheduled matches. No further games listed in this update.
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Waterford
Albion
McKean-Edinboro
Edinboro Teachers Bow to Slippery Rock Five
Edinboro and Slippery Rock played a rough game with Slippery Rock rallying in the final period to win 49 to 43. Wolfe led Slippery Rock with 16 points and Ardell topped Edinboro with 11 as personal fouls marked the contest.
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Kampora Red Raiders
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Louis Brown Fight Broadcast Tonight In Kansas City
Joe Louis and Natie Brown battle to be aired from ringside in Kansas City at 11 10 p m EST over WGAR Cleveland and other stations. Scholastic results list North Hust Wattsburg McKean Fairview Erie Academy Greenville Erie Vincent and others with scores. Gulick led Beavers with three late field goals as Sullivan and Taylor added six points each.
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Joe Louis
Ene
Brown
Wis Leroy Haynes
Natie
Kansas City
Oly
Louis
Eadie Simms
Hans Birkie
Key Christner
Debef Louis
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Clem McCarthy
WGAR
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McKean
Fairview
Erie Academy
Greenville
Erie Vincent
Silver’ Creek
Farrell
Mercer
Grove City
Hickory
Warren
Bradford
St. Marys
Johnsonburg
Erie
Sheffield
Grove City Man Named Coach at Northeastern
James William Dunn of Grove City Pennsylvania former Western Maryland star and longtime Harvard coach has been chosen head coach of football and basketball at Northeastern University. He will take office in September succeeding Al McCoy whose designation takes effect June 30. Athletic director Edward Parsons announced. Scholastic scores list Titusville 38 Cambridge Springs 28 Westfield 19.
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Boston
James Willian Dunn
Grove City
Western Maryland
Harvard
Northeastern University
Dunn
al McCoy
Edward S. Parsons
Brown Bomber to Regain Favor in Kansas City Showdown
Toe Lauig arrives to challenge Natie Brown in a 10 round heavyweight bout at 200 pounds versus 112 m weigh ins. Louis and manager Roxborough anticipate a quick finish but Brown plans a tactical bout staying off Louis for several rounds before closing in. The fight airs at 9 50 p m CST on the Blue Network with low betting activity expected.
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State Boxing Commission
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National Broadcasting Chain
Vines Beats Perry in Hollywood Tennis Match
Ellsworth Vines defeated former world amateur champion Fred Perry 63 63 64 before a Hollywood audience. The top hat crowd included notable locals as Vines earned his 11th win in 18 matches on the cross country tour.
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Ellsworth Vines
Fred Perry
University of Southern California
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Vines
Giants Sail for Havana Training Camp
New York Giants president Horace Stoneham eight players and sports writers sailed today on the SS Oriente for spring training in Havana. Manager Bill Terry remains at Memphis with influenza. the rest of the team will depart from Miami Thursday.
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Panthers Cinch City Title Beat Tech 43 37
Pitt Panthers earned the city basketball title by defeating Carnegie Tech 48 to 37 before 2,500 fans. They led 28-14 at halftime, Tech rallied late but failed to overtake. Pitt strengthened its edge in the Eastern Basketball Conference as the first three-school round robin crowned a city champion.
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Carnegié Tech
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Union Reserves defeat Corryites in league game
Union Seconds avenge earlier loss to Corry Reserves with a 42 to 1 victory. McQuiston sparked the comeback as Union City outpaced Corry in the third period, while Phelps totaled all three field goals for Beaver Reserves.
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Apostoli Meets Krieger Tonight in New York
The boxing card features Fred Apostoli of San Francisco against Sally Krieger of Brooklyn for 10 rounds or less at the New York Hipodrome tonight. Both fighters seek improved showings after recent near defeats, while other results include college basketball and local matches with several close outcomes and extra period play.
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New York Hippodrome
Fred Apostoli
San Francisco
Sally Krieger
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Freddie Steele
Tatoma
Wash
Babe Risko
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Apostoll
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Teddy Yarvas
Pittsburgh
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Ken Overlin
Richmond
Moonlit Mystery Stirs Mt Tre Mia Lure
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Ero
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Yasitan My
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Jott's Wolle
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