Spa Quints Triumph In 70 46 Beavers Route
In a state armory court game, Cambridge wings Mathews and Carter led Spa quint to a 70 to 46 victory over Army A team. The visitors clicked early and surged ahead, finishing strong as Mathews scored eighteen and Carter fifteen. The Beavers may face tougher tests next, with Waterford High slated to meet them after Friday’s contest.
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Indy
Cambridge
Mathews
Carter
Spa
Armory Court
A's
Speagers
Jenpling
Porim
Viestlers
Al Brown Set as Favorite in Paris World Bantam Title Fight
United Press notes Al Brown of Panama is a 16 to 1 favorite to defend his world bantamweight crown against Young Perez of Tunis in Paris tonight. The boxing schedule lists regional bouts across New Orleans, New York, Los Angeles, Detroit, Montreal, Oakland, and Hollywood with multiple bantamweight and lightweight matches featured throughout the week.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Barney Ross
Gal
Bill Dodhping
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles Angels
Aurich
Joliat
Canadiens
Raymond Pond
Yale
Duelky
Harvard
Pond
Ducky
Iit
Belier
Nab Holman
Notre Dame
Elmer ‘Gayden
Shet-Grant
U. Ig
Herb, McGhacken
Lafayette
City College -Notre Dame
Madison’ Square Garden
Wes
City College Athidis
C. G. N.Y. Ségon
Palermo
Italy
al Brown
Panama
Paris
France
Young Perex
Tunis
Feroz
Brown
Vidal Gregorio
Paria
Young Perez
Tumis
New Orleans
Tony Cangiamilla
Albany
N.Y
Nick Testo
Troy
Kasper Bublington
Los Angeles
Art Lasky
Minneapolis
Benny Miller
Muncie
Ind
Danny O'Keefe
Cincinnati
Charley Rodney
Detroit
Ernie Mansr
Detroit Bantam
Bobby Leith
Montreal
Oakland
Coll Frankie Genero
Bantam
Young Pancho
Philippines
Hollywood
Cal
Babe Pricari
Ventura Bantam
Jor Telken
Sacramento
Raymonds Rise in Pro Baseball Rumors in Corry
Local sports chatter links the Raymonds era to a new league bid as Propowl organizes a City base team. Nat Huey, ex New York RBAY Stars and Cleveland Hosen bilims, eyes a spring tryout with the Baltimore Orioles of the International Baseball League. Headlines discuss football and basketball fans planning trips to Pittsburgh, Yale’s loss to Princeton, and Penn’s win over Dartmouth as Lor Jourdet’s Eastern Intercollegiate Base Ball League standings loom, plus local coaching and billiards exhibitions amid a busy regional sports scene.
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Nat Huey
Wba
Cony Inn
New York
Rbay Stars
Cleveland Hosenbilims
Rosenblum Celtics
Baltimore Orioles
International Baseball League
Yale
Princeton
Penn
Dartmuouth
Lor Jourdet
Boys
Three Man Struggle Seen In Mile Feature
At the National AAU championships at Madison Square Garden a three man mile feature formed by Bill Bonthron Glenn Cunningham and Gene Venzke. The race shifted from last week’s two man duel to a larger chase with Venzke challenging Cunningham and Bonthron as the field stretched to the 1500 meter distance. Venice holds indoor mile records but faces a tougher sprint against Cunningham, Bonthron, and Venzke this night at Garden.
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MILE
United Press New York
Garden
Bill Bronthron
Glenn Cunningham
Géne Venzke
Bonthron
Cunningham
Baxter
Vonzke
Pennsylvania
Denterous Vival
Keansngger
Gontaron
Princeton
Wongke Jing Chante
Venice
Freezing risks prompt utility to keep water flowing
Utility officials warn new subzero weather could freeze service lines and cut off water. To prevent shutdowns they urge customers to allow a slow, continuous flow through pipes, arguing the small extra water cost is far cheaper than meter or line damage.
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Whiter
Offeials
Uist
Wget
Siloh
Vales Hage
Notre Dame and Southern California under attack
United Press reports Henry S. Pritchett criticizes Notre Dame and the University of Southern California for commercializing college football. He cites a three year contract between the schools, arguing profits should fund education and questioning the blend of sport and intellect. He warns that turning football into big business undermines higher learning.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Tech
Henry S. Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
America
Notre Dame
California
Pritchett
Foundation
Southern California
Tomonke
E-College
Faber Defies Retirement. Seeks New Major League Job
Chicago Feb 19 Urban Red Faber oldest major league player and sole spitball pitcher in the American League sought employment with another major league club after the White Sox announced his retirement. Faber disputed the move saying he did not authorize the retirement and planned to seek release to negotiate with other teams. He expressed intent not to play for the White Sox again despite the club’s stance.
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United Press
Chicago
Urban
Red) Faber
Chicago Wits Sox
Paber
Faber
White Sox
Piteher
Happenel
Comiskey Park
Harry Gratiner
Faben Wack
Traver
Indi
Cubs
Therm
John J McGraw Seriously Ill In New Rochelle
John J. McGraw former manager of the New York Giants is seriously ill in Sew Rochelle hospital. Dr Louly B Chapman his personal physician said the patient has shown considerable improvement since entering the hospital Friday.
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New Rochelle
John J. McGraw
New Tork Giants
Sew Rochelle Hospital
Louly B. Chapman
MeGraw
Beavers Face Union City in Return Game at Union City
Waterford meets Union City on Tuesday night in a return league clash. Corry’s Beavers aim to rebound after losses to Albion and McKean and back-to-back wins in prior Erie County League play. Union City will be minus veteran Wolf who is ineligible due to age. Waterford also visits Friday for a key showdown, with both teams chasing top division status.
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Gerry High
Erratis Hhoopsters
Union City
Waterford High
Beavers
al- Wop
McKean
Corty School
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Bek Bong
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Uipuites
Lesves
Wolf
Corry
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Vinnetup
Pracket
Histore
Edinboro
Tonals
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Bozeman Holds Lead in Cue World Championship
New York Feb 19 Jay N Bozeman youngest yet most sensational cue artist in tourney retained sole lead in world championship with a 50 to 25 victory over Kimrey Matsuyama of New York. His 7 1/2 inning hot streak kept him ahead as Cochran Layton and Wellser Conran chase.
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United Press New York
Jay N. Bozeman
Shire-Ruahlan Slarenem
Vigile
Collapse After Plea For Help At Station
Pittsburgh report describes Edgar B Kristin, 24, of Pomplow Fling, NL, collapsing at a station after a failed attempt to seek help. An automobile arrival, license plates noted, preceded a fall and transfer to hospital. Police questioned the man, who remained conscious after arrival.
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Pittsburgh
Edgar B Kristin
New Jersey
Patice
St Joseph's triumph over Titusville St Agathas
St Joseph's defeated Titusville St Agathas by a 51 to 10 score on Saturday night at Meadville. St Joseph's offense ran up the largest score of the season as the county squad failed to mount expected opposition.
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Titusville
St. Agathas High
Meadville
St Joseph’s
Mexico Seeks Good Will Toward Germany
Mexican Consul General Alfonso Guerra in Hamburg expressed Mexico's goodwill toward Germany and a desire to intensify genuine relations between the two nations at a reception hosted by the German Mexican Society.
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Mexico
Hamburg
Germany
Gyo
Alfonso Guerra
College grid stars face season bans for scholastic failure
Three members of the Columbia football squad that beat Stanford in the Rose Bowl may be ruled out of this season due to scholastic deficiencies. Co captains Joe Werrera Se Manisei and Larry Pinokhey are mentioned. The team, once a top Midwest packetball venue, reportedly lost 710000 on the sport last year.
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Columbi
Stanford
Joe Werrera
Se Manisei
Larry Pinokhey
Midwest
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