Meet Two Big Rivals This Week In Local Sports
A ragged recap notes Titusville hosts Union City Tuesday night and then meets another rival Friday. The column covers boxing talk, hockey results, a high school basketball clash, golf tips, and local sports gossip with multiple named teams and figures.
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Jim Pappas
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Beavers Face Back-To-Back Battles This Week
Beavers basketballs head into a tough week after a 40 to 10 win, with two upcoming games against Titusville and Union City cavers. Coach Bill Myers plans light drills tonight before traveling to Titusville tomorrow to meet the Rockets. Local fans expect a rough voyage with a potential win buoyed by recent effort and confidence in the crew to weather the seas.
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Titusville
Union
City Cavers
Bill Myers
Tiusville
Queen City
Beavers
Crawford County
Raurtmen
Union City
Cork
Con Dent
Corry Team Loses to Irvine Range in Big Margin Match
The Irvine Rost and Gurt Club defeated the Joval club by 38 points on their range Saturday evening. All Joval rifles scored over 200 but could not match the opponents. Sweeting led Irvine with 282 points. Knapp had 224. Lineups followed.
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Kane
Warren
Sheffield
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Goshraston
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Eddie Casey to Coach Boston Redskins Pro Football
Edward J. Whale Casey signed a two year contract with the Boston Redskins for about $10 000 per year. He succeeds Lone Star Dietz as Harvard coach rejects Bowdoin and Harvard freshmen posts for the NFL role.
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Bowdoin
George P. Marshall
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Recreation team wins by 137 pins on Elks runways
Recreation Alley bowling team defeated the Elks squad by 137 pins in a three game total of 2783. Anderson led with a 206 average as the lineup was listed for the match held Saturday afternoon.
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Plks
Anderson
Bloomfield Beats Company A Guardsmen 40 to 10 in Armory
Bloomfield Independent defeated the Company A five 40 to 10 on the armory court yesterday afternoon before a small crowd. The visitors from Bloomfield used speed and shooting to counter a height advantage, opening 9 to 2 and finishing the half 18 to 2. Carl Beck led the invaders with 13 points and Call yt added 10 as Bloomfield dominated the game from start to finish.
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Armory
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Carl Beck
Keister Drugs win at Erie in tight bowling match
Keister Drugs bowling team defeated Maples Tavern in Erie as Lucier Bakery edged Aero Supply. Keister totaled 2666 to 2634 with Anderson posting 44 pins over three games. Lucier Bakery reached 2872 while Aero Supply trailed at 2704 led by Crage with 93 pins. Lineups followed.
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Keister
Erie
Maples Tavern
Aero Supply Club
Lucier Bakery
St. John Alleys
Anderson
Aeros
Crage
Fort Erie Team Defeats Niagara Falls in Hockey Match
Fort Erie earned a 2-0 victory over Niagara Falls as gusting winds and roaring spectators shaped a tough afternoon. The Lakeside Ontario Hockey League game unfolded with steady Fort Erie pressure and solid defense, securing the win despite cold conditions and crowded stands.
Wattsburg Independents Fall to Centerville in Friday Loss
The Wattsburg Independents were defeated by Centerville at Centerville Stadium Friday night by a 28 to 13 score. Centerville surged ahead late in the first half and maintained control, with Wattsburg's defense unable to stop the visitor's running attack.
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Wattsburg
Centerville
Gore
Giants Battle Postponed to March 15 Fight
New York reports the 15 round Primo Carners bout at Bay Tmpedettiere has been approved but postponed from Friday to March 15. Promoter Louis Loreta, sharing Carner’s contract with Dusty, called from Hacken to demand more time for Carnera to reach fighting condition.
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Green Leads Skeet Shoot In City Event
Ray Gieta tops the skeet field with 23 of 25 as Green leads the followers in a city event. Scorers include Hawkins 22, Patterson 22, Keppel 21, Loveland 14, Meerdink 10 with partial scores listed.
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Hawkins
G. Patterson
Keppel
Loveland
Meerdink
Jamestown Hustlers Dominate Warren 47 to 27
Jamestown High School defeated Warren High 47 to 27 on Saturday night at Boor. It marked the second win this season for the New York state squad against Warren, as the Jamestown players controlled the game from start to finish.
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Jamestown High School
Warren High
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City league plans early meeting to discuss 1935 baseball
William Myers president of the City Baseball League announces an early meeting likely by March 1 for a preliminary discussion of 1985 plans and possible reorganization. He cites hoped for lower ground expenses and a stronger season, praising 1934 as the league’s best in years and noting all four 1934 clubs Aero Supply Washington Lunch Raymonds and Corry Jamestown are ready to reorganize.
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San Francisco Seals
Ruth
Aleady
Titusville
Big
Harald Dugan
Santa Anita
Malcoim Campbell
Daytona Beach
Guy Bush
Chicago Cubs
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Corry & New Baseball
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Stroup's Last-Second Field Goal Wins It
Paul Stroup banked a sharp from the side court with ten seconds left to lift Company A Seconds over the Warren Cossacks 27 to 36 on Armory Court yesterday. The game swung from 5-2 early lead to a tight 11-10 at half, 20-17 after three, and a thrilled final quarter with the winning shot sealing the upset.
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Warren Cossacks
Armory Court
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Cossacks
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Meeting to discuss 1935 season league plans set
Details for the 1935 season and related league matters will be discussed at an early meeting planned by President Myers. The session aims to thresh out remaining specifications and organize forthcoming activities.
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Carnegie Tech and Duquesne in Headliners
Pittsburgh news notes a busy basketball week with Carnegie Tech and Duquesne top billing. Washington and Jefferson seek revenge on the Tartans while West Virginia aims to rebound against the Dukes. Bethany visits Geneva College. Bucknell travels to Temple. Covenanters hope to finish strong after a recent setback.
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Carnegie Tech
Duquesne
Washington and Jefferson
West Virginia University
Gladistors
Bethany
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Bucknell
Philadelphia
Temple
Covenanters
Bisons
Grove City
Thief
Greenville
Allegheny
Slippery Rock
Westminster
Waynesburg
Gators Streak Hits Six with Rochester Loss
Allegheny College struggles on the home court as Rochester overwhelms them 35 to 22. The meet falls in the final period after a tight three quarters, with the Tigers pulling away in the last session.
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Gators
Allegheny College
University of Rochester
Saturda
Meadville Collegians
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