Four team six player deal boosts NL clubs
The article parses a week’s four team six player trade among National League teams. It highlights potential gains for Brodsbury, Dodgers, Phillies, Braves, Reds, and others with players Russ Meyer Bart Torgeson Joe Adcock Jim Pendleton and Rocky Bridges. It also covers local hoops racing and scholastic scores across Meadville Erie and nearby towns.
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Brodsbury
Russ Meyer
Philadelphia Phillies
Dodgers
Phils
Bart Tor Eeson
Boston Braves
Boston
Joel Adcock
Cincinnatic
Jim Pendleton
Brooklyn
Adcock
Willy
Reds
Torgeson
Fendiston
Montreal
Sims
Rocky Bridges
Braves
Corry Beavers topple North East 79 to 51 in key win
Beavers erase six game slide with 0-31 start and balanced scoring. Lawrence Cassette and Mel Blynt lead a double figure attack as Elchynski and Hatch also hit 15 points each. North East Grapepickers struggle despite late rally, with DuFossie and Hatch notable for effort.
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Corry High
Hatch
Elchynski
Blunt
New High
Corry
Beavers
North East
Grapepickers
Larry Casselet
Mel Blynt
Cassett
Blynt
Ted Elchynski
Beaver
Thhree
Aind
Tury
Gildie Hatch
DuFossie
Batch
Blodynski
Chiles
Fred Schwab
Aft
Meadville
Humes
Mapte Maulers
Bennink
Fish
Tteam
Bush
UB Church
Agave
Flsh
Merton Fitch
Justice Rules Giardello Won Disputed Fight
Justice Bernard Botein annulled the New York State Athletic Commission ruling in the Giardello Graham boxing bout, restoring Giardello’s win after an unofficial decision and signaling a March 6 rematch at Madison Square Garden. Graham lamented the decision while Giardello celebrated at Summit, New Jersey training camp.
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Ay Associated Press
New York
Jory Giardello
Billy Graham
Don Gelmann
Fred Wilt
Giardello
Madison Square Garden
Graham
Bob Christenberry
New York State Athletic Commission
Joe Agnelli
j_ Supreme Court
Bernard Botein
Christenterry
the Garden
Coute
Giardella
Ehsan
Summit
Nog
Christenbenry
Justice Botein
Agnello
Titusville Tops Junior High Five In 29-20 Victory
Titusville defeated East Tomorrow the Coy Junior High 29 to 20 after a first half lapse. Cory and Volken led the scoring for the victorious team with seven points each while Hob Miller also added seven as Titusville broke away in the final two quarters to secure the win.
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Coy
Urlublers
Titusville
Blue Jays
Oie
Queen City Five
Vic Cragg
the Rockets
Jed
Markeing
Hob Miller
Cory and
Volken
Bookie Ionors
Action Lomorrow
North East
Corry
Voisen
Bishop U
Hovis
Garry
Beavers Reserves Defeat North East Five 48 to 37
Beavers reserves toppled North East Five 48 to 37 in last night’s game. The Beavers opened strong and led 31 40 at halftime, fending off late challenges from the Grapplers. Jim Coates and Cory Wood led scorers with 14 and 11 points respectively, while San Filippo added 13.
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Une
Jayvee Quinne
Beavers
North Esal
Grapeppirkers
Jim Coates
Cory Wood
San Filippo
Aces and Connie's To Clash In City Baskets League
Tonight in the City Baskets League the Aces of Elhyxisk face Connie's at 9:30 with the Aces aiming to defend sole first place after a string of wins. Earlier, Aero Supply and Toy Stones meet Brad Rockers, Chiknowne clash, and TAGM Electric faces the Wolverines in the 7:30 8:30 pairings.
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Aces
Connie's
City
Baskets
Jon's
Elhyxisk
Victivious
Tan
Vicky Cor
Aero Supply and
Toystones
Brad
Rockers
Tagm Electric
Wolverines
Dykes Favored In 10 Round Fight With Miceli
In Miami The 184 pound Dykes a longtime Antonio native now based in Miami is favored to beat 150 pound Joe Miceli in a 10 round middleweight bout at the Coral Gables Coliseum. Dykes aims for a second win over Miceli who previously defeated the Texan in New York last year. The bout will be nationally televised on NBC at 9 p.m. EST. Publicity director dies in Philadelphia at 46.
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Miami
Fla
Bobby Dykes
Joe Miceli
Corst Gables Coliseum
Sary Antonio
Tex
Miceli
New York City
GBS
Three Beavers Taken By Local Trappers
Three beavers have been trapped in Corry during the early opening of beaver tropping season. A 55 pound 14 ounce beaver is on display at Chuck Williams Sport Shop. A 4 1 2 pound beaver was taken by Charles Kennedy from Bis traps. The third beaver weighed 28 pounds and was captured in Gondo Township by Bill Bist and James Shaver on Monday night.
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Corry
Tony Stroup
Karkesk
Chucke Williams Sport Shop
Ghybrles Kenedy
Teyday
Hare Civek
Beaven
I Gon
Eord
Bill Bist
James Shaver
Mae
College Basketball Scores and Upsets Across The Board
Multiple college games reported with varying margins. John Carroll defeated Gannon 97 to 83 while Texas Christian edged Southern Methodist 59 to 4. Rice beat Baylor 69 to - and Houston won 65. Idaho 72 topped Westington State 69. Sart Jobe State claimed 84 over Fresno State with unclear details attached.
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John Carrol
Gannon
Butler
Dapauy
Texas Christian
Soutien Methodist
Rice
Baylor
Texas
Houston
Idaho
Westington State
Sart Jobe Staite
Fresno State
Boxing results mix from cities with unclear names
Vague last night boxing notes show names Ralph Hayes Danny Wember Jose Bryno Jimmy Tlhig and Jimmy Herring with scattered weights and locations. Text is fragmented across Yonkers White Plains New York Brooklyn and Buenos Aires with odd spellings and incomplete outcomes.
Sportsmen Attend Grange Meeting to Discuss Sportsmen Relations
Five Curry Bed and Quit Cinb members were featured at a Wattsbury Grange gathering last evening. They debated former sportsmen relations as Artie Cochran Kermit Mewes Elmer Simpson Kur Lindberg and B. Anderson represented the group in discussions. A similar visit is planned to the Portndik Grange meeting on March 11 as Pomona Grange may review resolutions aimed at affecting the locality.
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Grange
Curry Bed
Cinb
Wattsbury Grange
Artie Cochran
Kermit, Mewes
Elmer Simpson
Kur Lindberg
8. B. Anderson
Poridnik
Pomona Grange
Barons Rally Past Providence for Key Lead
The Barons defeated Providence 6 3 to move two points ahead in the tight circuit standings. Playle opened with a first period goal, then the Barons widened the gap with a strong team effort. The game left Cleveland midpack in pursuit, while Pillsbury trailed in the red-hot race.
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Cleveland Europe
Providence
Barons
Cleveland
Reds
Lelimph
Pillsburen
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