Deacon Stankey and Bellingham In Scoring Duel
Corry Vets coasted to an easy 65 41 win over Altoona in a Sunday game at the State Armory with Bellingham and Stankey leading the scoring. Altoona tallied 29 points after three quarters as Corry pulled away late, with Krause and Arkwright contributing in the middle periods and Felty pacing Altoona’s offense.
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Corry Vets
State Armory
Altoona Tnefles
Neyer
Bob Williams
Fresne
Vets
Corry
Intiies
Moose Bellingham
Bellingham
Harold Arkwright
Deacon Slankey
Corryites
Stankey
Stan Krause
Ziggy Markowitz
Arkwright
Altoon
Tong
Williamsmen
Indies
Krause
Bulls
Harry Felty
Altoona
Jim Teufel
Nicodmnus
Teytel
Felty
King
Screep
Smith
Hennaman
Markowitz
Blankey
Taylor
Frisma
Arkwight
Gatter
Officials
Garberk and Wilson
Hershey Cops Pennant in Eastern Division
Hershey clinched the AHL pennant in the Eastern Division for the fourth time in nine years as the Hershey Bears held on despite weekend losses. The Western Division leaders, the Pittsburgh Hornets, extended their unbeaten streak to 14 games by routing the Bears 9 5 and then drawing 0 0 with Buffalo. The standings show Cleveland Barons leading, with Indianapolis Capitals a point back and Buffalo just behind in third place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Capvenu
Pittsburgh
New Haven Hamblers
Springfield Indians
Hornets
Bears
Football Rules Committee Faces 473 Years Of Experience
The National Football Rules Committee, unpaid by players and officials, met at Camp Mystic Texas for the 43rd annual meeting. Eleven members represented 473 years of combined football service as players, coaches, officials or administrators, with Amos Alonzo Stagg as the elder statesman and 12 members traveling from across states to debate 40 hours of study and seven rule changes.
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Kerrville
Tex
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ment
Camp Mystic
Amos Alonzo Stagg
College of the Pacific
Susquehanna
Ernest C. Quigley
Kansas
Quigley
William J. Bingham
Harvard
W. A. Alexander
Georgia ‘Tech
Col. L. M
Biff) Jones
Aviny
D. O
Tess) McLaughry
Dartmouth
H. W. Hughes
Colorado A & M
D. X. Bible
Texas
W. O. Hunter
Southern California
H.O. (Fritz
Sisler
Michigan
E. @. Krieger
Folumbus
IAA Cagers Top Lawrence Park in Preliminary Victory
The Italian American Association Aribblers defeated the Lawrence Park Vets 47 to 40 at the State Armory yesterday afternoon. Chuck Williams led TAAs scoring with 26 points including 12 from the floor and several free throws. Joe Baressi and Frank Brigham helped in the late rally while Hazen led Lawrence Park with 17 points and Bergy and Fowler added 10 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazen
Bergy
Fowler
Waldorf Accepts California Offer as Bears Coach
Berkeley February 1 Bill Lynn Waldorf accepts the coaching job at the University of California. He will direct the Golden Bears, who last appeared in the Rose Bowl in 1958, replacing Frank Wickhorst. Waldorf, Northwestern mentor the past 12 years, says the staff will report directly to the president. Also listed are college scores Slippery Rock 1 over Indiana 57 over St. Vincent 63, Gannon 49, Penn 60, Harvard 56, Buffalo 48, Allegheny 43.
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Ageoovernsen
Berkeley
Daiif
Bill Lynn Waldorf
University of Californi
Golden Bears
Alabama
Northwestern
Frank Wickhorst
Bears
California
Waldorf
Evanston, Til
Slippery Rock
Indiana
St. Vincent
Gannon
Penn
Harvard
Buffalo
Allegheny
Dodds to Enter Mile Race in National Meet
New York Feb 17 The miler Dodds plans to run the mile at the National AAU outdoor championships at Madison Square Garden after attempting a two mile in the New York Athletic Club meet. His coach advised the switch, leaving Dodds confident in the mile as his specialty. The two-mile has no event at the Nationals.
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Sey Mapumamcu
New York
The
Amilers
Gil Dodd
Madison Square Garden
New York Athletic Club
Dodds
Jack Ryder
Boston Athletic Association
Monessen Faces Donora In Top Cage Contest
Western scholastic basketball leaders clash as Monessen meets Donora in a key WPIAL Western Section showdown that could decide the crown. Eastern rivals Allentown and Reading duel while York, Steelton, and others play important tests as title races unfold across the region.
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Monessen
Donora
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Monesson
California
Allentown
Sad Reading
York
John Barris
Steel ‘Ton
Lancaster
William Penn
Erie Cathedral Prep
Erie Tech
Ashtabula
Ohio
Erie East
Greenville
Sharpsville
Sheffield
Kane
Grove City
Franklin
Corry
Union City
Uniontown
Ioclinch
Dunbar
Ford City
Freeport
Arnold
Har- Brick
Sharon
New Castle
Ferrell
Aliquippa
Duquesne
Merersport
Homestead
Ub Baldwin
Sports scores roundup from college games
A compact results list shows Bayley 67 over Rice 56, Wyoming 70 over Brigham Young 47, Syracuse 66 over Colgate 85, Columbia 41 over Cornell 27, Dartmouth 3 over Yale 50, Pennsylvania 60 over Harvard 56, Illinois 59 over Indiana 50, Minnesota 81 over Purdue 69, Town 99 over Michigan 46, Kansas 69 over Nebraska 37, Kentucky 61 over Tennessee 4th, West Virginia 90 over W. J. 4, Texas 62 over Texas A&M 40, Ohio State 38 over Michigan State 46.
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Bayley
Rice
Wyoming
Brigham Young
Syracuse
Colgate
Columbia
Cornell
Dartmouth
Yale
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Illinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Purdue
Town
Michigan
Kansas
Nebraska
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Texas
Aggies
Ohio State
Michigan State
Angott Faces Dixon in Welterweight Bout Tonight
Sammy Angott, former world lightweight champion, prepares for a welterweight clash with Georgie Dixon of Indianapolis at the arena in Wheeling on February 17. The bout, billed as a standout card, features Angott aiming to prove his worth at a new weight.
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Angott
Wheeling
W. Ya
Sammy Angott
Tams
Tonlelt
Georgie Dixon
Indianapolis
Tye
Shields Wins Key Tourney
Paul Rhicis, bowler in the Clymer League, appears to have won the March of Dimes tournament at Recreation Alleys with a 633 total and a 245 high game. Scores are under review for handicaps and a final announcement is due later in the week. Tournament manager Bob Penton said no carryover to next weekend due to small field and prize cuts of 25 and 10 dollars for top finishers. The event is expected to raise about 10 for the polio campaign.
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Paul Rhicis
Recreation Alleys
Bob Penton
Ita
Keeles
College basketball scores across several games reported
Pitt defeated Geneva 67 to 47 while Westminster lost to Carnegie Tech 46 to 16. Virginia topped Washington and Jefferson 90 to 40. Wisconsin beat Northwestern 54 to 42 and DePaul defeated Bradley 66 to 50./St. John’s Brooklyn 46 Niagara 62 Army 45 Princeton ?
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Pitt
Geneva
Westminster
Carnegie Tech
Weat
Virginia
Washington and Jefferson
Wisconsin
Northwestern
DePaul
Bradley
Caltisiuis
St. John's
Brooklyn
Niagara
North East Five Is Here Tonight at We Erle County Gym
The Corry Vets close out their home schedule in the We Erle County Independent League facing the North East dribblers in a 30 start game preceded by a TAA vs Tidioute preliminary. WEW seeks their 10th league win of 11 as North East remains their lone defeat. Joe Nevara and McQuitty pace the visitors with 26 points. Prisma aims to raise his scoring lead as WEW looks to rebound after the first meeting 46 94.
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Corry Vets
State Armory
North East Dribblers
TAA
Tidioute
WEW
North East
Joe Nevara
McQuitty
Joe Prisma
Sportsmen Back Duffs Mid-Atlantic League Plan
Harrisburg February 17 The Federated Sportsmen's Clubs of Pennsylvania back Duff’s plan to lean streams by merging the State Sanitary Water Board with the Water and Power Resources Board to centralize cleanup efforts. A resolution endorsing the merger was sponsored by Judge Grover Ladner and presented at the annual convention. Also Butler February 17 The Class C Atlantic Baseball League released a 126 game schedule with eight teams accepting salary limits of 3800 a month and planning doubleheaders on Memorial Day, July 4 and Labor Day.
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Duff
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Federated Sportsmen's Clubs
Pennsylvania
State Sanitary Water Board
State Health Department
Water and Power Resources Board
Department of Forest and
Wa‘kers
Woulld
Grover Ladner
Philadelphia
Sportsmen
Butler
Dohustown
Uniontown
Vandia
Nime
Erie
OW Gil
Vandergrift
Johnstown
Yournger
Niagara Falls
Unione
Biltler
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Hershey Cops
Washington
N. Center
IAA Cagers
Lawrence Park
Chuck Williams
Hagen
Berry
Randall
Cadwallader
Caruso
McElroy
Ottaway
Baressi
Jackson
Frisina
Willizans
Brigham
Cragi
Es Au
Wilson
Messina
Blondie
Yoo-Koo
Quarium
Bumstead
Shields
Tulsa
Army
Princeton
North East Five
Otianne
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance C
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Rome
U. 5
Florida
National
Graham Crackers
Model City Tomato Juice
Orchard Park
Orange
Heinz Ketchup
Hamburg
Wises
Graters
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