Harris Faces Yankee Hill to Challenge for Title
Harris trains the New York Yankees in Puerto Rico as he seeks a dependable infield and left-handed pitcher. Competition for first base includes Henrich Ellen Phillips with Johnson and Brown battling for the other corner. Stuffy Stimmel and Phil Ris mutta hold second and short, while Wight Russo and Page vie for the rotation. The Corry High basketball playoff scene hits the Erie city and county title race with a six-team sudden-death route and potential Section 1 crown. In hockey and boxing, Canisius vs Notre Dame draws Buffalo attention. Mike Jacobs eyes a return to Madison Square Garden, with a Dade Ortiz bout delayed by a jar of preserves.
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Beavers rally past Union City 55 to 40 in high school battle
Corry High Beavers overturned a tight game to beat Union City 55 40. Dyckes led with 17 points, Wilson 15, Hanley for Union City tallied 22 in a brisk contest, foul trouble sidelining Ryan and Morgan Piveni.
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Thomas Motor Wins 3 From Boston House
Boston League bowling last evening saw Thomas Motor defeat Boston House three games. The champs posted 1040 1017 and 950 to the opponents 57 960 and 3. Bob Lewis led with 233 203 and 169 for a 610 series while Teo Gamal and Sim contributed for the victors.
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Marty's Lead In Ladies' A League Cut To One Game
The Ladies A League standings show Marty's Casino and Raymond's tied for the top with a one game gap after close matches. Mary Orn led Springmakers with tallies of 178 182 and 159 while Esther Roehinig and Jeanette Baressi paced the victors with strong scores.
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Beaver Jayvies Rally Past Union City Reserves
Beavers win 43 33 in preliminary action as Baney leads Green and White with eight points. Hughes and Geertson pace Milanovich squad with 12 each, while Orange and Black surge to 134 opening and a late 17 point burst.
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Vets Face Collegiants At State Armory In Big Test
Vets five led by Chuck McLean travel to the State Armory to meet Salem College in a critical Erie County Independent League clash. Salem, with a strong tri state schedule, presents the toughest test of the season as the Vets seek a high shooting and floor game edge despite height disadvantages.
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Russia Not Expected to Participate in 1948 Olympics
Avery Brundage, president of the US Olympic Association, questioned Russia's London Games participation. He condemned the proposed travel time reimbursement idea and said the USSR has not met International Athletic Federation membership requirements. Brundage warned the U S Amateur Athletic Union will not tolerate Russia's status.
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Fulks Clinches Pro Career Honors for Warriors
Joe Fulks of the Philadelphia Warriors leads the league in scoring with 641 points over 44 games and holds the single game high at 41 on January 14 against Toronto. Detroit’s Stars Miaselt ranks second with 851 total points and Frankie Baumholtz of Cleveland is third with 596. Scholastic scores list Corry, Union City, Sharon, New Castle, Aliquippa, and others.
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Keath Reclaims Net Scoring Lead in Penn Basketball Race
Philadelphia Feb. 19 The Incomprehensible Praptele Keath of Elizabethtown College added 6 points to his total last week to regain the scoring lead in the Pennsylvania basketball derby. He now has 804 points, 255 ahead of second place Joe Lord of Villanova, with Muhlenberg’s Harry Donovan rising to third. Westminster’s Chet Dembinsky is fourth with 261. Keath maintains a 21.5 point per game average.
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Passeau Says Payoff in Baseball Is on Color
Chicago Cubs veteran Passeau argues salaries depend on color, not team value. The 37 year old right hander cites players like Greenberg and Williams as examples of big payoffs, noting his own spinal surgery and post career retirement. He criticizes billionaire salaries as a trend and urges emphasis on merit and appeal.
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