Beaver Five In League Tilt At Girard Tuesday Night
Corty Hightglass led Beavers to a 95-24 win over Girard and face two pivotal games this week. The squad hosts Wesleyville Friday after an away encounter with Grand Tuesday, while Girard relies on Dave Davern to challenge Corty’s defense and close seniors Jack Downey Claude Weber in Friday’s Westeyville game.
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Erie and Harborcreek prep for pivotal county basketball finale
Erie County basketball races loom with Lawrence Park and Millcreek clashing if they win Tuesday. Harborcreek, Union City, and Albion matchups set the stage for a possible playoff, while Cleveland boxing features Bob Pastor vs Lem Franklin in a marquee bout.
Zimmerman Breaks 440 Yard Free Record at Portland Meet
Susanne Zimmerman of Millnams Club Portland set a new 440 yard free junior national record at the Oregon A.A.U. event in Portland on February 23. The 16 year old clipped 22.1 seconds from the previous mark in a standout performance.
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Mangrum Rises to Second in PGA Money List After New Orleans Win
Lloyd Mangrum moves into second place among 1950s golf money leaders after winning the New Orleans Open for $1,000, bringing his year total to $3,108. Ben Hogan still tops the list, with Sam Snead, Byron Nelson, Chick Harbert and others following in the leading earnings ranks.
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Camp Notes Highlight Early Baseball Training Readouts
Feb 23 reports from avalon and anaheim show minor shifts in camp rosters. Novikof arrives lighter at 188 pounds while McCullough adds chest and shoulder heft. Siebert remains a holdout for the Athletics as Mackmen face no clear trade path. Howe of the Tigers is the lone unsigned camp player, with Rowe noting no holdout label. Schumacher leads a Miami team to a 2 1 win in a 100 innings minor game context with Giants camp beginning.
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Raymond Teams Capture Second and Third in City Bowling
In the Ladies City Bowling Tourament, Sterling Mik team won first prize of 10 dollars with Mortott Beker Sorenson Smith and Hnalyssyn scoring strong in a 2568 set. Mary Hnalyszyn and Hosa Baler led Raymond with averages 192 and 180 as teams tied for runner up and cash prizes of 825 and 475 respectively. The Women’s Bowling Association to meet at City Building tonight at 7, electing new officers.
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Major league stars to play coast benet team at Gilmore Field
A group of major league all stars will face a Pacific Coast League picked team at Gilmore Field Hollywood on February 23 194? The proceeds go to crippled children and service men’s fund The Cubs Pirates Athletics and White Sox training in Southern California will contribute to the event The note on Argentina’s population compares it to New York State
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Cleveland’s Lem Franklin Wins 10 Round Bout in City Highlight
In a top billed 10 round affair in Cleveland, Lem Franklin defeats Bob Pastor. Franklin, a sensational knockout artist from Cleveland, improves his standing while Pastor, an ex New York collegiate, remains unbeaten since a prior loss to Joe Louis.
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Career In Baseball World Predetermined for Hassett
Buddy Hassett, born into a baseball family in New York, rose from church leagues to Wheeling and Brooklyn before fitting into the New York Yankees roster as a potential first baseman. The piece traces his path, noting his speed, hitting ability, and the expectations of becoming a lead-off man for the world champions. It highlights his rise through the Yankees and the shift from other clubs as Johnny Sturm’s army service opened first base.
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Wilcox Wins Two From Hammonds In League Clash
In a postponed Antl e League game the Wilcox Grocers upset Hammonds Elevator in a two win show. Dean Houser paced the Grocery men with a 180, Cyrlsom hit a 14 average, and Haight, Hutcheson, Shoemaker, and Peterson posted strong tallies as Hammond and Wilcox battled through a high scoring, uneven contest.
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Levinsky Rates Modern Boxers Gentlemen Yet Rougher Bouts
Meh. 29 Billy Levinsky, famed lightweight champion, criticizes present boxers as polite and papered. He also praises early fighters like Gunboat Smith, Harry Greb, and Jack Dea, while recalling his own career from 1916 through 1922 and noting manager Morgan's Doming influence.
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Archery Range Reopens on Corry Road Gunnat
The archery range on Corry Road at Gunnat opens to the public today. Club members have been approached repeatedly and will offer instruction to new archers as the range welcomes enthusiasts and followers of the sport.
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Interstate League set with six teams announced
Representatives of the Interstate Baseball League met in May to plan the 1942 season and adapt to wartime conditions. President Arthur H. Ehlers of Baltimore said the Class B league would operate regardless of six, seven, or eight clubs, and listed Reading, Bridgeport, Lancaster, Harrisburg, Hagerstown, Wilmington, Allenburg, and Trenton as possible entrants while noting forfeits already posted.
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Sports Roundup Sparks of a Tangled College Preview
A scattered paraphrase of a busy week in sports coverage notes hockey, basketball, track and football topics. Mentions Rangers, Kentucky Derby chatter, Notre Dame and Syracuse alumni in the armed forces, and various players as teams, schedules, and training camps loom. Includes references to college and professional leagues with brief, hazy mentions of figures and locations.
Widener Handicaper Finalists Named in Florida Turf Feature
The Widener Handicap at Gulfstream Park drew two clear favorites, Market Wise and Thy Muulind, as the winter turf season’s eldest stakes. The event, valued at forty thousand dollars, highlighted top horses and notable performances, with other champions suffering defeats in the undercard.
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