Beavers face tough five game stretch to stay league leaders
Beavers of Corey High School, aiming to remain undefeated, must win four of the remaining five Southern Division games. Home fixtures include Edinboro tomorrow and Waterford next week, with McKean and Briessub clubs looming. Coach Byler’s squad, heavy favorites, seek a pennant run as they chase top seed.
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Eliemax
Edinboro
Yeattle
McKean
Briessulburtan
Beavers
Waterford
Waltisburg
Lion City
Spears
Tnjon
Tes
Riss Byler
Cals
Turtles
Albion
Wattsbung
Millcreek
Lawrence Park
Casting Champion to Appear at EAIE Thursday
Five times winner of the all around title in the United States, W. W244 Hri from Cleveland will demonstrate all phases of fly and tackle casting at a Presque Isle Sportsman's League social. He has equalled the national record in the 643 pudd accuracy with a 98 score, set a national wet fly record for accuracy, and tossed the longest cast on record in the 2-8 ounce ball event and salmon fly event. The event at Libenburger's Hall precedes a league meeting on Thursday February 35, inviting sportsmen across the district.
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Hri
Wen
Wereuaen
Cleveland
United States
Ue Tsle Sportsman's League
Libenbuerger's Hall
21St
Brent Streets
Bradden
Presque Isle
Delluvio Beaten in Match but Wins Series in Bowling
In a Pennsylvanial bowling contest Delluvio from Meadville loses a match to Charles Hollen but takes the series. Hollen leads the 10 game total with 165 while Delluvio totals 1506 pins. big opponent’s 671 pin effort from the first match fails to overcome Delluvio’s overall advantage.
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Pittsburgh
Nmmy Delluvio
Meadville
Dover
Charles
Butch Snyder Wins 10th City Bowl Title
Butch Snyder rolls to a 683 10 win in the closing session of the city bowl tournament at the Central Reer. Gipder, recognized as Brie's bone fregier, proved his mettle as Bod won fiery money in the elugle.
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Wrie
Frank
Butch) Gipder
Gbrie
Central Reer
Bod
Tight Ending In Key Loops In City Bowling Battles
Tight haindreadth finishes chase championship berths in four of six city leagues as clubs head to the home stretch. Machinists and Grinders look strong while Aero Supply trails. Key matches include Aeros vs Cohen Zhals and top races in Recreation Alley and Ladies League with Kaaper’s and Carrer's leading.
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Uty
Stretich
Raymond League
Grindewe
Aero Supply
Éreult
Eirubit
Aeros
Cohen Zhals
Kelater
Aero A. A
Twains
WEA Keglers
Lincoln Marketeam
Boblawe
Corry-James
Kaaper
Jobean
Dayton
Wing-Will
Thomas Motors
Mulheirs
National Bank
Powsh Motors
Stern
Citizens Bank
Donald Son
Sterling
Quakers Lose to Syracuse Five in Philadelphia
Syracuse edged Pennsylvania 39 to 34 before 7,000 at Philadelphia as Sonderman led the visitors with 18 points. The game featured five ties and eight lead changes in a tight, surprising upset for Penn.
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Quakers
Syracuse
Lon Jourdet
University of Pennsylvania
Philadephia
New York State
Sonderman
Philadelphia
Cox Named State Semipro Leader in Pennsylvania
United Press reports Steven Cox of Pittsburgh Baseball Umpire has been named Pennsylvania state commissioner by the National Semipro Baseball Congress. He will appoint district commissioners for Philadelphia and Pittsburgh to oversee two tournaments planned in those cities.
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United Press Wwoetima
Kansas
Steve Cox
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Raymond Dumont
Cox
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Johnny Blood Named Mentor of Pirates for 1937
Pittsburgh February 2 Johnny Blood of the Green Bay Packers has signed as coach of the Pittsburgh Pirates pros for 1937. He succeeds Joe Bach who resigned to take a similar position at Niagara University. Blood, a former Notre Dame half back, was on the Pirate roster in 1934 and 1935 but played few games that year due to illness and has since starred at halfback with Green Bay.
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Pittsburgh
Johnny Blood
Green Bay Packers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe Bach
Niagara University
Blood
Notre Dame
Pirate
Sith iGreen Bay
Sister's Beat Queen City Bowling Team
Locals win match after piling up a 199 pin lead in their first game. Keister's Cut Rate bowling team defeated Titusville MG squad in a Recreation Alleys afternoon match despite losing two games by fair margins. McLean led the ideals with a 198 average. Score:
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Keister
Titusville
McLean
Corry Elks Defeat Warren Club In Bowling Tilt
Corry Elks beat Warren bowling squad 2654 to 2603 at Warren yesterday. Cragg led with 579 total, followed by Smith with 564 as the high scorers for the Corry team.
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Corry Elks
Warren Club
Cragg
Smith
Corry Tike Club
Warren
Keaters
Weaver to Sign Contract Soon
Pittsburgh Feb 22 United Press reports pitcher dim Weaver plans to discuss his 1987 salary terms with the Pirates in Pittsburgh within a day or two after wiring from Covington Kentucky. The club expects a smooth deal while noting Paul Waner the NL batting champion has refused his contract offer. Gypsies routed a pickpocket in Warsaw after a rude incident.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Dim Weaver
Pittsburgh Pirate
Weaver
Covington
Tig
Paul Waner
Paul
Florida
Pirates
Escobar Holds Title With First Defense in Detroit
Ban Juan Puerto Rico. Bantamweight champion Sixto Escobar retained his crown by outpointing Lou Salica over 15 rounds in Detroit. The crowd of about 26,000 saw Escobar dominate with a stiff left jab as Salica pressed. Judges Hypoe Igoe Nat Fleischer and referee Jack Dempsey ruled unanimously for Escobar. Promoter Jack Kearns talked of a Detroit rematch vs Morgan, contingent on Escobar’s performance.
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United Press
Juan
Puerto Rico
Mab
Detroit
Sixta Tsco- Sar
Lou Salica
Salica
Hicobar
Lou
Jack Dempsey
Hypoe Igoe
Nat Fleischer
Sinto
Island
Jack Kearns
Morgan
Escobar
Fighting Calendar Highlights Gotham Boxing Week
Heavyweights Gunnar Barlund and Nathan Mann duel at the Hippodrome on Wednesday in a ten round bout. Lightweight Pedro Monisnez and Enrico Venturi meet at Madison Square Garden on Friday over fifteen rounds. The card also features Lou Ambers defending his title the following night at St Nicholas Palace against Al Roth.
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Barland
Mann
Montanez
Venturi
New York
Hippodrome
Gunnar Barlund
Finn
Nathan Mann
New Haven
Pedro Monisnez
Enrico Venturi
Madison Square
Lou Ambers
St. Nicholas Palace
al Roth
Bron
Boilermakers Face Wolverines Tonight in Big Ten Climax
In Chicago on February 22 Purdue meets Michigan at Ann Arbor as four first division teams resettle the lead with two losses each. The game is a decisive late-season showdown that could prune one contender from the tight Big Ten title race.
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Chicago
Purdue
Michigan
Illinois
Minnesota
Boilermakers
Ann Arbor
Corry Rifle Teams Victor At Titusville
Corry rifle squad edged Titusville 1141 to 1140 on the Queen City range. Shrout led Titusville with 231 as Corry prepares to invade Meadville and Mayville, with weekly Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League matches and several city contests listed for the week.
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Meadville
Mayville
City Rifle League
Titusville
Queen City
Rifle Club
Corry
Tn City Rifle League
Corry-Jamestown
Emplem Gil
Raymond's
Carroll's
Barbers
Mnapp
Weicht
Shrout
Hornets Defeat Unknown Five At St Edward’s Gym
Coiry's Hornets beat the Unknown Five 30 to 14 at St Edward's gym yesterday. Opal warmth and skin tone hints at inner fire referenced in the report.
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Hornets
Coiry's
Unknown
St Edward's Gymnasium
Santa Anita Derby Sees 23 Entered No Clear Favorite
Santa Anita Park hosts the 50 000 added Santa Anita Derby with 23 entered for the mile and one sixteenth race. A crowd of 40 000 expected, Case Ace scratched leaving no outright favorite. Gerald and Oracle show strong trials with several others as equal contenders. Tedious and Shamp shooter from A G Vanderbilt stable loom as wagers picks amid improving weights.
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United Press
Santa Anita Park
Arcadiavalli
Case Ace
Ihook
Walter Taylor
Sir Oracle
WW. Fy Murst
Gerald
Talbe
Lir Oracle
A. G. Vanderbilt
Shanpshooter
Dudley Metzin Tie for Lead in Thomasville Open
Ed Dudley of Augusta Georgia and Dick Metz of Chicago tied for first place in the Thomasville Open in Thomasville Georgia with 284. An 18 hole playoff for the top prize of 700 and runner-up 450 was set for today. Tony Joy of Corry posted 7715 76 14 and Notre Dame beat Pitt 29 to 18 in basketball.
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Ed Dudley
Augusta
Dick Metz
Chicago
Thomasville
Jeaders
Henry Picard
Hershey
Horton Smith
San Francisco
Tony Joy
Corry
Franz’s 21 Points Lift First Avenue A Cagers to 87 83 Win
George Franz scored 21 points guiding the First Avenue Athletic Club basketball squad to an 87 83 victory over Erie Firemen on St Edward s court. The locals trailed 26 26 at halftime and used a late rally led by Franz to overtake the visitors behind strong contributions from Tander Krupinski and Sheviondy in a tense finish.
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George Franz
Wirst Avenue
Arhletic Club
Erie Firemen
St. Edward's Court
Franz
Erie Outfit
Chuck
Tander
Big Evie
Krupinski
Sheviondy
Invaders
First Avenue A. G
G. Franz
Mead
Kettering
Cab
Eric Firemen
Sherbondy
Bauder
Lapehick
Obrion
Flannigan
Riley
Hole
Grane
Corry
Child Search Tactics Map City Wander Radius
Fort Wayne police study how long a missing child has been gone to estimate the likely area searched. Based on the elapsed time, authorities determine a cruising radius to focus patrols and outreach in at-risk neighborhoods.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Fragmented OCR: Student hops on unaided ride to home
An unclear OCR fragment suggests a student around 18 years old rode an unaided transport, possibly to a home, with mentions of a lecturer and amateur involvement. Details are incomplete and names or places are not readable.
Fragmentary note hints at a wider meeting or event
A garbled fragment mentions a group or team nearby and an action toward a gathering. No clear names or places are readable. The readable bits point to a collective effort or plan, but specifics are not discernible from the text provided.
Tevin Seve Acide Sophor Vory 1 Toul and
A fragmentary report mentions Tevin Seve Acide Sophor Vory 1 Toul amid unclear context. Names appear without dates or locations and no actions or outcomes are evident. Further readable details are needed to form a concrete summary.
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Invade McKean
St. Edward's Entertain
Eaie
Delluvio
Butch Snyder
Grinder
Aero Circuit
Cohen’s
BUCS
Sister’s
Kelster
ELKS
Paulson
A. Miller
R. Randall
D. Smith
Warren Elks
G. Johnson
Hoagvall
G. Frasing
Hoagwall
Bat G. Patchen
Warsaw
Will Pibler
Challen
Gotham
Wolverines
Union Hardware Co
C. E. Doane Hardware
Corry Oh
G. Patterson
Knapp Martin
H. Lamona Ee
Nelzon
Pattersons
G. Gates
A. Ames
Gates
L. J
Bily Shrout
W- Shrout
Bud Shrout
Bartholomew
Bakin
Gilford Five High
Aio
Dudley
Metzin
Joy
IRISH
Pitt
Panthers
Oderat
the Bank OF the Corner
First Avenue
Magnesia
SAM
Alcobalton
Condra
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