Merchants Back Stronger City Baseball Club Plan
The Corry Merchants support a Warren meeting to form a higher class baseball league in Corry. They aim for a faster outfit this season, with Verne Group possibly on duty to bolster the team, and other players to strengthen local competitive hopes against league entries and independent clubs.
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Axitheir
Camnes Beat Youngsville and Wesleyville clash tonight
Coty High School basketball aims for a third straight win as Camnes Beavers host Wesleyville High tonight at 8 80 oclock with a 29 20 win over Youngsville and a 16 13 win over Union City cited. Litle Valley girls meet Cory High hoop sturettes in pre title contest. Daye Again leads scholastics with fourteen points from six field goals and two free throws.
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Coty High School
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Te Beavers Stove
Youngsville
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Union City
Brig Suburbans
Miss Smith
Cory High
TSU
Cadth Ayats
Beavers
Daye
Finil
Yistols
Company A Defeats Dutchmen in Union Court Rubber
In a tight Union City rubber game at Union City Hall court, Company A edged the Dutchmen 25 to 22. The opening whistle sparked a close contest as Rollie and Lie led early, with the Dutchmen rallying before Company A pulled away in the later period.
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Unum City
Rollie
Guy Abbey
Boya
Junior High Falls to Burton at Erie in 24 to 16 Defeat
Corry Junior High lost to Burton at Erie 24 to 16 after a tight opening quarter. Burton pulled ahead in the second, extending their lead as Corry managed only one field goal in the half. Gonzales paced Burton with six field goals and four foul points for sixteen total. Paulson led Corry with five field goals and a foul.
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River & Yanant
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Erie
Burton
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Erte
Corry Boys
Gonza
Paulson
Cor- Ty Silb-High Casketeers
Indoor national track championships at Madison Square Garden
The biggest indoor track and field show in American history opens at Madison Square Garden with 475 athletes from the United States and Canada competing for national titles under AAU. About 200 women and 275 men vie for records as events span the 60 meters, 1500 meters, pole vault, 65 meters hurdles, 600 meters and the 290 meters medley relay with many Olympic veterans present.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
United States
Canada
Amateur Athletic Union
the Garden
Oil City High Clinches Title in 32 Point Win
Oil City clinched the Southern Division District 10 basketball championship with a 32 to 12 victory over Rocky Grove. Ott Jens and Wellemen led Oil City as Rocky Grove, a strong home team, struggled to mount a challenge in a balanced contest. Wrestling results from New York followed the hoops report.
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Rocky Grove
Jens Pired
Spon
Grovers
Ure Wellemen
Mayville High School Ties First in True Belt League
Mayville High School defeated Lukey High 27 to 22 last night to share first place in the True Belt League with Ghauthuqua. The tiebreaker will be played Friday at the State Armory in Temestown. Geneva Downs Gators Meadyill 41 to 25 as Allegheny's players reach a basketball milestone.
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Ghauthuqua
State Armory
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Gators Meadyill
Ughe
Geneva College
Alleghiny
Allsators
Myers Leads Ramblers Past Unknowns In Junior High Clash
Myers powered the Ramblers to a 70 49 victory over the Unknowns on the junior high floor. He scored nine field goals and two free throws for twenty points, helping the Ramblers erase a 13 to 5 first-quarter deficit before pulling away in a decisive late game.
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Rambilers
Campbell 10 Leave Daytona Sunday
Sir Malcolm Campbell plans to leave Daytona Sunday for Washington where he will be guest of honor at a luncheon and likely visit the president before sailing to New York and Southampton. The Hilltoppers face Sepl’s team as St Catherine's and DuBois clash in the McSweyney series standings.
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Daytona Beach
Malcolm Campbell
Washington, D.C
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Foover
Siri Massoly
New York
Southampton
Aquilinia
Seven straight Meadville Lions win extends streak to seven
Meadville Lionsville dominated the Lawrence Market match on Wednesday night, extending their winning streak to seven straight. McGlymunt of Lawrence Dark led the scoring early, with Wildants of Breadvill close behind as the Meadville team maintained pressure throughout.
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Sisibun
Anu
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Wildants
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Lawrence Park Rovers to Meet Corry Gunners
Corry Rod and Gun Club shooters defeated Mayville 13 to 44 in an independent match with iron sights. Hansen led scoring with 280, followed by Israelson 276 and Kittleberger 275, Mayville’s W. Bathea credited with 374 in a Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League context.
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First Avenue Range
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J Duilley
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Demme
A. Holmes
H. Lockwood
St. KS
Pr. Tot
Kittisberger
Loveland
Nelson
Sore
Oth Knapp
Hansen
Risko Beats Levinsky in Notable Boxing Card Showing
United Press reports a boxing lineup with multiple bouts across cities. Notable results include Johnny Risko defeating Levinsky in New York and Abe Feldman besting Johnny Roseau in Montreal, while Tony Gunn is listed with a later win. The card features several wins and technical knockouts across venues from Brooklyn to Detroit and Chicago.
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Neveland
Editing Levinsky
Chicago
Charley Massera
Brooklyn
Tony Cunnen
Tampa
Abe Feldman
Johnny Roseau
Canada
al White
Sam Portwy
Tommy Valah
Geo
Jevlick
Cleveland
Jimmy Flinker
California
Barney Baker
Pat Walker
Prettton
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Deitatert
Joe Randal
Pittsburgh
Joe Rugeuxtonl
Detroit
Anson Green
Tony Gribbs
Guer Olin
Poral
Norway
Selyra
Akron
Cil Javke Roper
Boyslon Do
Orioles Rally Past Ritz Five In Union City Thriller
In Union City a large crowd watched the Baltimore Orioles overcome a 28 9 halftime deficit to beat the Ritz Five 39 38. Maury led Ritz with 7 points while Steele and Seay sparked Baltimore’s comeback as the Orioles seized a late lead and sealed the victory in the final moments.
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Ritz
Seay
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Ie Moten
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A S TO Play Erie Quint at State Armory Sunday
The Asto team will face Erie Quint at the State Armory Sunday afternoon at 8 30. Reserves were booked weeks ago but had to delay. They return with a strong roster and meet the Yale towns in a 2 30 prelim. Admission is nominal and guests may be invited for those unable to pay.
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Sinuay
Yaletowns
Von Porat Hospitalized After Chicago Bout
Heavyweight fighter Otto Von Porat collapsed in the eighth round of a Chicago bout with Griffiths and was taken to Columbus hospital after the match. Official result had Griffiths winning by technical knockout in eight rounds. Porat was violently ill and unable to raise his head during treatment.
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United Press
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Illinois Athletic Commission
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von Porat
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Norway
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Dito
Minor Leagues Face Real Task to Survive
Minor League baseball faces a crisis as reorganizations and cost pressures push leagues toward survival. The National Association aims to trim teams, stabilize play, and restore growth with plans for 1983 expansion while regional leagues reconfigure.
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