Fragmentary medical notice on transfusion and hospital logistics
A fragmented OCR item mentions immediate patient care, blood supply, and hospital procedures. It references a surgeon, hospital, and stored blood products, with scattered phrases about transfusion, legislation, and organizational mergers involving farmers groups and a Grange-like federation.
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Providence Accepts NCAA Bid Over NIT For BigCAA Tourney
Providence Friars, 17-3, join NCAA field along with Loyola, Villanova, Creighton, Texas Western, Louisville, Oregon State, Utah State and Seattle in the East and Midwest regions. NIT selections include De Paul, Pitch, and NYU with nine more to come ahead of the March 20 21 finals in Kansas City. Providence beat Scranton 95-75 to seal its NCAA bid as part of the defending champion party and Kentucky crushed Vanderbilt 104-73 to claim top SEC position.
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Corry Beavers Face Erie Academy in Twin Bill Night
Corry High teams are active with three winter squads in action. The Beaver swimmers host Erie Academy at the YMCA tank while Corry wrestlers and basketballers meet Saegertown and Panama respectively. Key figures include Bob Culbertson and coach Dick Fox as District 10 plans unfold.
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Kentucky Ranked Third Faces 19-2 Season Record
Kane, ranked third nationally, sits at 19-2. Nash delivered 32 points, 12 steals, strong defense, and controlled offensive boards in a standout performance. A long list of high school teams faced off in tonight’s schedule with regional games across multiple counties.
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Cardinals Face Uncertainty as Musial’s Salary Looms
With spring training near, the Cardinals seek raises for many veterans after a second-place finish. Star Stan Musial’s $50,000 salary returned to the club’s treasury at his retirement. Key unsigned players include Ernie Stogo, Carl Simmons, Bob Gibson, Tim McCarver, Bill White, Julian Javier, Ken Boyer, Dick Groat, Curt Flood, and Charlie James. The club reacquired Carl Warwick to fill an outfield spot, trading rookies Jim Beauchamp and Chuck Taylor. Several players signed with other clubs, including Bud Daley, Stan Williams, Tom Metcalf, Pete Mikkelsen, Gary Bell, Sam McDowell, Gordon Seyfried, Don Buford, and Gene Alley.
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Gene Alley
Pittsburgh
Local Bowlers Beat Meadville at VFW Lanes
Moose's Restaurant and Bar of the local Class A bowling league defeated Meadville Pepsi-Cola five Sun day at VFW lanes. Corry won the first two games 925 815 and 896 837. Meadville led the third 961 866. Total pins 2687 to 2613. Chuck Elchynski led Moose's with 597 201 220 176. Teammates Lamielle Hand Doan Douglas also high. Meadville's top bowler was Chuck Shunkwiler 245 594.
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Major League clubs weigh pilots rights after Hubbs crash
After Ken Hubbs death in a plane crash, MLB teams debate whether players may pilot their own aircraft. The Associated Press survey shows Boston Red Sox with an understood ban, while St Louis Milwaukee Pittsburgh and Kansas City review policies. Teams cite rights concerns and note no pilots hold licenses. Tom Gastall’s 1956 disappearance and Hubbs’ 1962 death remain key references.
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Archery scores and leaders from Sawyer Dela and Carrig teams
Archery results show SAWYER'S SENECAS scoring 11 points with Diale Sawyer 392 Tinnie Sawyer 405 Becky Turner 364. DAVIS' DELAWARES tally 7 points with Bill Storer 420 Sandy Storer 941 John Boutwell. CARRIG'S COMANCHES and ROSSIN'S REDSKINS led by Mike Payer 377 Bruce Payer 362 Tom Sawyer 363. High men’s scratch score Bill Storer 420 and high women’s scratch score Finnie Sawyer 405.
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Monday's Fights Roundup in San Francisco and Boston
Eddie Machen of San Francisco knocked out Duke Sahedong in the San Francisco bout. In Boston Lowell’s Larry Carney outpointed Joe Denied, also from Newton, Massachusetts, after ten rounds.
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Willie Sparks Duquesne Star Scorers 82 Points in Big win
Willie Somerset, listed as 5 foot 9, exploded for 82 points as Duquesne crushed Toledo 99-66 at Civic Arena in Pittsburgh to push the Dukes to 13-5. The report notes Sparks’ growing impact on the team and highlights the remarkable scoring outburst in a home victory.
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Bowling Vew League standings and high scores recap
The bowlers across multiple leagues at BowlAire and VW report strong performances. Russell posts a 267 high game tying for lead, Baressi held top 267, Mick nails a 613 for Men’s B, Berry hits 226 174 201 in McInnes Shop, plus numerous 200s across A and other leagues. Lost 35 sites now have 33 players signed.
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Ray Blynt
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Don Bradford
Joe Francek
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al Long
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Villanova Moves Up In Cage Poll
Villanova and DePaul both moved higher in the AP top college basketball poll after wins over Duquesne Canisius and Marquette Western Ontario. UCLA paced the poll with 376 points and five first place votes as 21 0 UCLA led a field including Michigan Kentucky and Duke in the top ranks.
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Tennessee
Scholastic Swimming Results From Erie Meet
Erie Prep edged Erie Tech 54 to 32 while Erie East posted 46 and Erie Academy competed in a joint scholastic swimming meet. Details on events and placements were not fully provided.
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