Gloveland Indians struggle with Simpson as spring workouts begin
Baseball notes from Tucson report Harry Simpson amid batting woes as Cleveland Indians veterans Easter Rosen Boone and others take turns hitting. Simpson, once a top Pacific Coast League star, slumped to a 200 average last season and faces position pressure this year. Philadelphia eyes the Jersey Joe Walcott Ezzard Charles bout. tentative June date in Municipal Stadium with champion to defend against Rocky Marciano if protracted. Women's City Bowling Tournament set for March weekends. wrestling card at Celoron features Davis, Lisowski, War Cloud, Sjoberg, Zaharias. Kane High takes Mountain League title in boys basketball. Clymer High clinches Chauhquau County Class title with White clutch.
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Blawigs
Harry “Suitcase" Simpson
Tucson
Walte Luke Easter
al Rosen
Ray Boone
Simpson
Tuo
Indians
Tribe
Gure
Simpsons
al Lopes
Istill
Cleveland Tean
Philadelphia
Joe Walcott - Ezzard Charles
Linle
Municipal Stadium
Crowl
Rocky Marciano
New York City
Jake Mints
Charles
Byzard
John “Ox” DaGrosa
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Mints J
Heres DaGrosa
Celorom
Wee Wille Davis
Chicago
Reggie Lisowski
Flash
Milwaukee
Chief Sum
War Cloud
Sjoberg
Chris Zaharias
Bill Zinm
Basketeers
Johsonburs
Kane
Ridgway
Clymer High
Chautauqua County
Frewsburg
Franklin Jayvees Rout Cory Reserves 43 to 25
Franklin Jayvees defeated Cory Reserves 43 25 in a junior high night program. The visitors trailed 18 17 at halftime but surged in the third period and held on, scoring in each of the final two heats. Peterson led Franklin with 14 points, 11 in the late rounds, Mokhet topped Cory with seven.
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Franqun
UFDDI
Ina
Nupsergite
Jayvers
Corey High
Peterson
Frantlin
Mokhet
Corry
Franklin Five Blitzes Corry Passers in 61-49 Victory
Franklin five unleashed fast breaks and sharp shooting to overpower Corry High Beavers 61-49 at the Junior High gym. Key contributors included the speedy lineup and strong offense from Franklin, sealing a decisive win.
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Franklin
Corry
Setute
Franklin Basketeers
Corry High Beavers
Packed crowd watches queen crowning and fast break basket notes
A 600 strong crowd witnessed a basketball game with Franklin beating Corry as Manson Gealy and Full led scoring for the visitors. Corry’s best were Gibson and Bogden, while Beavers reserves shored up late. Thompson and Markarian fought a draw in Florida welterweight bout.
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Fred Schwal
Nurseryites
Corry
Dick Manson
Beryl
AL Dullin
Ted Gealy
Beavers
Wey
Act
Manson
Gealy
Franklin
Ted
John Gibson
June Bogden
Faculty Scores 26-22 Triumph Over Blue Jays
The Corry Junior High cagers closed their 1951-53 season with a 26-22 win over the Faculty on the sub high boards yesterday afternoon. The Blue Jays led 9-9 after the first half, but the Faculty pulled away in the third period behind Cragg’s seven points. Jim Burkhart also scored seven for the Junior High.
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Corry
of City Lincoln
Blue Jays
Tlita
Vic Crage
Cragg
Jim Burkhart
Linborg
Eidht
Kissman
Boyden
Fea
Crage
SP Haase
Olson, & i
Hixson
Miller
Sherwood
T . Prete
Meadville Cops Cayroll
A . Hotter
Crown Shaver
Meadville High
Anderee
Haner
Dugan
Scar
Jo. Burkhart
Titusville
Bulldogs
Franklin
Nuts
Warren
Junior High
Corey
Dragons
Oi City
Hanna to Attend Coaching Clinic in Atlantis City N J
Corry High School coach and athletic director Lou Hanne departs for Atlantis City to attend the annual football coaching clinic in the resort auditorium. Panels feature coaches from Princeton Notre Dame Cincinnati Ohio State Oklahoma and Michigan State with trainers discussing conditioning. Hanne travels with Red Lytle Moore and Burkholler.
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Sid Gillman
Gucinati
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma University
Clarence “Biggie
Munn
Michigan State
Wayne Millner
Philadelphia Eagles
Chuck Mather
Massilun High School
Duke Wyre
University of Maryland
Hanna
Robert Red” Lytle
Titusville
Bob Moore
Parlisutawney
Duke Burkholler
DuBois
Room 2B-4B Captures All Star Game 37-26
The Intramural League All-Star game opened with Room 1B-4B defeating Room 14-6 37-35. Room 2B-4B led 8-7 at first, 14-11 at halftime, then built the margin with 11 points in each of the final heats. Allan Canfield scored 11 for Room 2H-4B and Larry Vanderhoot had 8 for the losers.
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Triplehelder
Allan Canfield
Larry Vanderhoot
Wight
Corry Riflemen Rout Lawrence Park in Northwestern Rifle League
Corry's Class A and B rifle teams defeated Lawrence Park in the Northwestern Rifle League last night. Class A won at home 1185 to 1156 led by Eugene Di Vio with 241 and Brilton 236 for the visitors. Class B added a 1158 to 1138 win as TeWintle and L. Gabriel led Gomy with 243 each. COLLEGE BASKETS: Princeton 5 Yale 59 Cornell 1 Harvard 5 Galgate 68 Penn State 63 Western Kentucky 89 Marshall 74.
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Parkers
fScores
Triugfph
Davis Fires
Corry
Lawrence Park
Eugene di Vio
Brilton
TeWintle
L. Gabriel
Gomy
C. May
The
Pyinceton
Yale
Cornell
Harvard
Galgate
Penn State
Buffalo University
Wester Reserve
Glarion
Gannon
California
Flo Grande
Thiel
Buffalo Teachers
Western Kentucky
Marshall
Murray
Buster Kentucky
U S Lags as Norway Leads in Winter Olympics
The United States trails Norway in the 1962 Winter Olympics with four events left. America can gain at most about five more points, while Norway could add up to 30. Canada and Sweden contest second as events shift. The hockey medal outlook remains unsettled with Canada beating Sweden in the final minutes, leaving three teams contesting podium spots.
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Associated Press
Oslo
United Shates
Riba
Norwex Tins
Norway
Europe
Sweden
Switzerland
Uncle Sam
Finkind
France
Mary
Germany
Austria
Canady
Castle Sire
Jower Thale
Hee
Ace
Anther
Czechoslovakia
Canada
Sion
Germatt
Andres Osler
Stan Benhams
Ana
Paul
Rich Falk
Wom
Villemain Edges Nardico in Madison Square Garden Bout
In a brisk Madison Square Garden boxing match Danny Nardico was outpointed by Robert Villemain. The French light heavyweight showcased power and quick ducks, repeatedly evading Nardico’s telegraphed swings. Villemain’s win fuels further bouts, with future matchups lined up in Syracuse and Detroit for late 1950s schedules.
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Villemain
New York
Robert
Dodige
Danny Nardico
Madison Square
Thremahional Baxiig Chih
Rapid Robert
Joey de John
Syracuse
WN. Y. Maren
Gall
IBC
Lowes
Ernc Duratde
Paddy Yount
Jake la Matta
Gene
Silent) Huieston
Detroit
Nils
Feneral
Danny
Kennedy kids lead Seattle duo to Olympic title
Their first Olympic title went to Peter and Kara Kennedy, with Team Seattle noted. Janet Gerluniser and John Nightingale finished sixth, amid a scoring day where Norway led, and the United States trailed with limited points.
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Kennedy
Peter and
Kara
Seattle
Wash
Jecoast
Janet Gerluniser
Minneapolis
John Nightingale
St. Pupl
Norway
United States
Auwleix
Germany
Malund
Tily
Netherlands
Switzerland
Swerley
Imate IV
Christia France
Hanuary
Beleiing
Tad Dapan
Spartans end season with 19-1 record after win
Sparta finishes the season with a 19-1 record after defeating Randolph High and securing their 18th win in regular play. They logged 1,300 points over 20 games, averaging 65 per game, while holding opponents to 76, a 38.8 point per game margin. In Class OC League play they outscored rivals. The team advances to county playoff matchups with Edinboro Teachers College looming as potential next opponent.
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Spartansbung
Randolph High
Taenicht Peter Goll
Spartans
Seaton
Cambridge Springs
Erie County
Edinbor
Tedehers College
Merver County Glass
Warren-Venanga
Bowling League results show Jewelers lead and ties
Ladies' B League last night narrowed Jewelers to three games as Lonch runners took two from John's Grocery while Wallace Jewelers blanked Model Dairy. Markson's Floral Gardens edged Stom Katherine's. standings show Raymond Jewelers 45 30 and Katherine's run 38.
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Ane Anaw
Saymon
Lonch
John's ‘Grocery
Wallace Jewelers
Model Dairy
Markson's Floral Gardens
Katherine’s
Raymond Jewelers
Wallace Jewelers Ag
John's Grocery
Katherine's
Jackson's Floriste
Morel Dairy
Raymond's
Gorin's Grocery
Wallace's
Jackson's Floral Gardens
Katherine
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PRO Basketball National Basketball Association
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Chico Morales
Havana
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