Erie county stocking program and Pirates pennant hopes
Dr John J Koehler of the Erie County Sportsmen's League reports continued cooperation from the Fish and Game Commissions for spring and fall trout stocking and the county’s largest bass stocking program. The farm game plan calls for open lands to hunting, bounty changes, and extended grange season while Traynor weighs Pirates pennant chances against the Cubs and Giants, noting Reds flaws and double play importance.
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John J.koehler
Erie County Sportsmen's League
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Fish and Game Commissions
Erie County
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Harrisburg
Fish Commission
Guide Commission
Rabella
Pall Ly
Gare Fund
Pie Trayce
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Cincinnati Reds
Traylor
Giants
Whitehead
Myatt
Hubbell
Schumacher
Reds
Traynor
Pirates
Anky ‘Vaughan
Pep Young
Cage Interest Grows as AnterEst Season Attracts Sparks
AnterEst collegiate basketball sees rising interest with pundits predicting broader newspaper space rivaling football coverage. Notre Dame tops the sport after a season that energized fans and drew attention to rising stars and close contests nationwide.
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Notre
Raymonds defeat Merchants to gain Cage League tie
The Raymonds beat the Merchants 74 to 71 in overtime on the Junior High floor to clinch a tie for the second bracket title in the City Basket ball League. Raymonds surged 42 points in the last period while Merchants played with three men after two were fouled out.
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Merchants
Tis
Rays
Raymonds
Walsh
Paul Phelps
First Ward Plant Club
Corry Aeros
Franz Furniture
Midget Five Beats Room 1 In Junior High Clash
The Midget Five of St. Wawara High School defeated Room 1 of Corry High School 29 to 28 on the junior high floor yesterday afternoon. Bob Sullivan led the winners with 16 points. Other top scorers included Bi Miller and Proctor Sullivan with 8 and 6 points respectively.
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St. Wawara’s High School
Corry High School
Bob Sullivan
Bi Miller
Tessio
Proctor Sullivan
Rouse D. Brigham
Radecki Mead
McCaslin Mooney
Sessere
Taylor
Humbaugh
Williams
College basketball leaders in major conferences in 1950s survey
The survey lists Dartmouth and Long Island University atop the East standings as unbeaten rivalries clash. Southern California, Duke, Oklahoma and Notre Dame lead their conferences, with Madison Square Garden emerging as the season’s premier collegiate cage showhouse attracting packed crowds in major cities nationwide.
Franklin Over Meadville Five By 47 37 Score
Franklin defeated Meadville 47 to 37 in a basketball game. Franklin led early and maintained a double digit advantage, with key plays by its guards and solid defense limiting Meadville to modest scoring.
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Franklin
Meadville
Clymer Rifle Squad Wins League Match
Clymer's rifle team defeated the High School squad 1486 to 1380 in a Corry Rod and Gun Club League match last evening. High score of the night went to B. Wal lace with 288.
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Clymer
Corry
B. Wallace
Giant sweeper invented in Cleveland for city streets
R C Howell Cleveland industrial engineer unveils a giant motorized sweeper nicknamed the lying dust pan. It can sweep factory floors or streets at about three miles per hour and requires a commercial vehicle license when used on public roads.
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Cleveland, O
R. C. Howell
Cleveland
Citizens Bank Takes 2 Games In Bowling League
Citizens Bank swept Powell Motors in the Antor Bowling League last evening. John Ohrn posted the high average at 127. Other scores include Muhlenberg 45 Bucknell 31 Scranton U 57 Westminster 50 Bethany 49 St Vincent 45.
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Prossers
Ie Corry- Jamestown
Bill Dunlap
Gasing Dept
Owens Benson
Meehan
Engineers Dept
Dahl i
Smith
Power
B. Patterson
J, Dearing
Parkhurst
Lawson
R. Patterson
L. Harlbert
R. Kinney K. Lindberg
B. Wickwire
T Clymer
R. Pitt
Vouk i
Lockenhouse
Hapgood
Wallace
Legters
W. Similink
B. Grayvile
Gabriel
Wallace Inner
Citizens Wank
Powell Motors
John Ohrn
Muhlenberg
Bucknell
Scranton U
Westminster
Bethany
St Vincent
Lottsville Quintet Tops Corry Jamestown 41 to 22
Lottsville Indians defeat Corry Jamestown. Wells leads with 15 points as Lottsville wins 41 22. R Scott 16 points, Dimick Berkey, Meerdink Wells 14, Stroup D Scott 4, Bersyess 8, Hixson LA Gurtis 4.0.8. Bengle A Curlis references Beadle as referee.
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Ottsvill
Turner
Corry-Jamestown
Lottsville
Wells
Lottsville Gorry-Jamestown
R. Scott
Dimick Berkey
Meerdink Wells
Stroup D. Scott
Bersyess
Hixson LA. Gurtis
Bengle A. Curlis
Beadle
Beavers Aim to Beat Grovers in Section 2 clash
Coach Russ Byler expects his Beavers to defeat Rocky Grove at Junto High School Moor tonight in a Section 2 League contest. A win could lift the club from the cellar with Corry still looming for fourth place as the varsity game starts at 8 and the reserves at 7:15. Also the Blue Jays of the Junior High face Cambridge Springs.
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Ranklin
Meadville
Franklin
Nurseryites
Pet
Oil City
Rocky Grove Titheville
Corry
Titusville
Rocky Grove
Woodburn
Neil
Sanford
Beggs
Titus
Rhodes
McMillan
Dill
Ot Lynch
McLallen
Thibaut
G Hines
Walker
Secu
Franklin Eee
Garbark
Russ Byler
Beavers
Junto High School
Corry Stil
Blue Jays
Cambridge Springs
SILL SWIFT SIGNS WITH PIRATES FOR 1929 SEASON
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 17. Pitcher Gill Swift has accepted terms of his 1929 contract and will report to the San Bernardino training camp March 3. Swift is the twentieth Pirate to sign. five players remain unsigned: Paul Waner, Gun S**hr, pitchers Jim Tobin and Russ Bauers, and infielder Bill Brubaker.
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Ay Vineer
Pittsburgh
Gill Swift Hhus
San Bernardino
Pittsburgh Pirates
Swift
Pirate
Paul Waner
Gun Suhr
Jim Tobin
Russ Bauers
Bill Brubaker
Carnegie Tech Loses to Georgetown in Intercollegiate Tilt
Philadelphia Feb 17 Carnegie Tech defeated 46 41 by Georgetown last night securing first place in the eastern intercollegiate basketball conference standings Georgetown now meets Temple in a doubleheader opener at Convention Hall tonight The Plaid had earlier fallen to Georgetown in Washington and will chase their old rival the Owls in tonight’s game with Temple University poised for the doubleheader.
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Vnitea
Philadelphia
Carnegie Tech
Georgetown
Temple University
Convention Hall
Plaid
Washington
Pitt
Carnegie
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Ray Thompson
Charles Coil
Merchant Five
Pet Raymond
Aeros
Ana Corry
Jamestown
Gumbleton
von Sullivan
Dave
Lundy
Raymonds Phelps
Hyots
Delenn
Jackson
Staples
Ptcavages & Br
Newts
Er Keg
Goryana
Riwanis
Mintches
Erie
Warren
Erie Kiwanis Burkett
Nod
Stoney
Ie Strubie
Upton
Carder
Corry Kiwanis
Shoop
Peak
Ie Kiwanis
Powell
Paterson
Johnson
Hilson
Kiwanis Cragscutt
Tower
Whitley
Ja Tiltburg
Baker
Erle Kiwanis
Heather
Irwin
Crooks
Warren Kiwanis
Guignon
Wade
Elliott
Urseryites
Gent
Citizens
Aes
G. Kinley S
Abbey, Ag
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Don Paulson
Hammond
Citizens Bank Cohen
Sears
Aga
VanTassel
Keating
Parker
C. Paulson
Quality Cash Stores
Bologna
Florida
New
Texas
Grovers
Sill Swift
WTH
Crystal Ice & Coal Company
Maple Avenue
F. G. Whiteley
Prop
Federal Reserve System
the Bank
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