Keystones Clash In Wednesday Doubleheader At St Edward's
Keystones and Knights of Columbus meet the Vikings of Cambridge Springs in a Wednesday doubleheader at St Edward's hall. The Baird Tires of Warren face the Keystones in the other half of the program while Cambridge's independents and Spa basket team bring strong schedules. The event promises a smart clash as the blue and gold seek improvement on home court and the visitors boast a solid winter record.
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Origin of basketball traced by Old Time coach notes
A vintage sports column recalls early basketball, recounting how the game began with peach basket goals and a Springfield College idea by James Naismith. It covers the nine-on-a-side start, the soccer ball used first, and incidents from pop Ganfield to the nine rules still in use.
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Last Night's Fights Across Cities Split Results
In Philadelphia bouts Blutman defeated Massey in a ten round decision while Nebo beat Smith in Bridgeport. Garman stopped Jasino in New York, Sandwina knocked out Torrani in Germany, Cugri stopped Forrester in Elizabeth NJ, Taylor scored a second round KO over Goodwin in Greenville MI, Panackie stopped Marino in Paterson NJ. Northern league notes show Academy slipping after losses to Chautauqua and Achietula ahead of Thiel tournament.
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Italy
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George Forrester
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Greenville
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Paterson
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Kane High Girls Aim For District Crown
Kane High girls seek the district title after a seventh straight win this season, edging Sheffield High 46 to 30 on the Warren County floor. Ogren led Kane with early scoring as the undefeated Red and Blue built a solid lead amid sustained defense and public boos.
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Petrolle and Tut Showdown Sparks Madison Square Garden Fight
More than 200 athletes from 18 states and three countries head to Madison Square Garden for the national AAU track and field finals while the King Tut Billy Petrolle bout looms. Tut aims to extend his edge over Petrolle though New York crowds recall Petrolle’s history with McLarnin as a potential betting favorite.
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St Louis Plans No Addition To Hurling Staff
In a Feb 24 report from New York, St Louis plans no changes to its pitching staff for 1991. Henry P. Edwards says pitchers will perform better, no additions expected. Notes on staff: Gray health, Coffman and Stiles specifics, Ferrell retained as catcher, and several other players moved or retained for balance. Yankees open spring with nineteen in uniform under Joe McCarthy who trims the ill used pitchers.
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Corry Squad Defeats Meadville in Rifle Meet Cluster
Corry Red and Gun Club secures its second defeat in three days at Osh Sit Py Oh Tot event. George Wildeberser leads with 228 total, Israsison and Sweet tie for runner-up with 240. Webb top shooter for Meadville squad with 222, while Meadvite Rifle Club contributors tally scores in a crowded field.
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Clymer Edges Greenville In Tight 32 31 Victory
Clymer Flying Dutchmen defeated Greenville College in a close 32 to 31 battle on their home floor last night. Hildinen sparked a late rally with a six point burst in the final period as Gallup hit six field goals and two free throws to lead Clymer. Greenville fought hard, nearly tying in the closing minutes with strong defensive plays and clutch foul shooting, but the homestanding club held on for the win.
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Following the Majors in Camp
National and American league teams opened spring training with notable rookies and signees arriving. Philadelphia Athletics under Eddie Collins began workouts in Florida with 15 pitchers and catchers. Jim Morgan, Earl Averill, and Johnny Hodapp among unsigned Indians awaited deals on their second day in New Orleans. Dazey vaice remained unsigned with Brooklyn as Cronin and Delany joined Robins in St. Petersburg. Del Bissonette highlighted Braves workouts in Clearwater and Boston practiced lightly under McKechnie in St. Petersburg.
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