Beavers End Season With Road Tests At Youngsville Gil City
Cony High School wraps the 1951 52 basketball season with two road games. Beavers face Youngsville Friday and Gil City Friday night after defeats to opponents like Millcreek and Titusville. Coach Fred Schwab seeks a 10 10 record, aided by limited wins against Class A foes.
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Cony High School
Beavers
Youngsville Tomor
Gil City
Ovengead Black
Eagles
Ollems
Fred Schwab
Millcreek
Sas
Titusville
Recreation Activities Piece Intramural results brighten eight straight
The Machine Shop beat Room 6 by forfeit to extend its win streak to eight in the High School Intramural League. Room 6 then defeated Room 48 52 to 20, and Room 98 forfeited to Auto Shop. Larry Vanderhoff led Room 6 with 30 points. In afternoon Grade School play, the Patches edged Austins 23 to 19 and Beavers beat Crowells 15 to AL. Attendance reached 05:45 in the morning and 40 in the afternoon.
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Machine Shop
Room 6
Room 48
Room 98
Auto Shop
Larry Vanderhoff
Austins
Beavers
Crowells
Smith
Lajos
Duquesne and Penn State Drop Close Contests
Duquesne, riding an 18 game win streak, fell to Villanova in overtime in Philadelphia. Penn State saw three straight losses in four days with a 54-52 setback at the Palestra and two overtime defeats, reflecting a tense late-season stretch for both programs. Jessie Arnelle led Penn State scoring, while Temple’s Flo Mikvy and St. Joseph’s performances highlighted the college hoops week.
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Associated Press Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Duquesne
Philadelphia
Villenova
Dukes
Wildcats
Pittsburgh
Penn State College
Associated Press
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Nittany Lions
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Perm State
Galgate
Hamilton
W. YY
Syracuse
Larry Hennessey
Villanova
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Philadelphians
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Newark City
Couch
Elmer Gross
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State College
State
Jessie Arnelle
Templa Universiy
Wom
Setandaph
Bi Mkvy
Flo
Rockne Hall
Allentown
Owls
Muhlenberg
Mikvy
St. Joseph's
Temple
56 Schoolboy Cage Teams Remain In Running For Title
Harrisburg February 25 56 teams still chase Pennsylvania Class A high school basketball crown as sectional play begins eliminations in WPIAL this week. District 7 matchups include Midland vs McKees Rocks and Bellmar vs North Union at Pitt Fieldhouse. Other districts list Darby-Lansdowne and Ches-Mont matches as winners advance toward the state title.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
SUI Andrested
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Central Penn
South Penn
Ches-Mont
Black Diamond
Mountain
Suiqiahanna
Wyomine Valley
North Schuylkill
Lackawanna
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Midland
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Charleroi
Greensburg
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Duquesné
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DuBois
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Olympic Games Close Today U S Finishes Second
Oslo reports the 1982 Winter Olympics wrap up with the United States finishing second to Canada in hockey after a 3-3 draw. Norway wins overall, with a record turnout of 117% athletes from 30 nations. Andrea Mead Lawrence captures US gold in women's slalom and giant slalom.
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Ral Knut
United States
Canada
Norway
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Sweden
Jorial Sta
Jay
Away
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Winkle
Zoe
Alwys
Finland
Apsiria
Uncle Sam
Andrea Mead Lawrence
Training Camp News In Brief
Philadelphia Phillies manager Edie Sawyer discusses the 1982 mound corps and May roster decisions as Chris Simmons Nehler Roberts potential pair ups loom. Spring camp opens. Philadelphia Athletics report 28 players with Dory Hamson joining from Texas. Lefty Weather checks in as Braves action shifts to Bradington Fort Myers.
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Ela
Edie Sawyer
Phil
Adelphia Phillies
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Clit Simmons
Slamoh
Robin Roberts Wold
West Palm Beach
Fla
Philadelphia
Athetics
Dory Hamston
University At Texas
Linoult
Ned
Fevrly Fair
Pirates Sign Kiner Still Uncertain On Deal
In Sarasota and San Bernardino reports, Kiner and 15 Pirates players remain unsigned as spring workouts begin. General manager Rickey says Kiner has permission for direct talks, while 14 players still have not signed, with ongoing workouts and meetings ahead of the season.
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Oor Asemusewan
San Bernardino
Calif
Reuph Kner
Butsburett Pirates
Brinch
College Scores Roundup Across Multiple Matchups
unclear composite scores show Alabama beat Auburn 63 50 Tennessee 79 Mississippi State 60 Miami 87 Tampa 78 Wade Forest Davidson 68 Minois 72 Lowa 62 Kentucky 63 DePaul ob St Louis 2 Drake 50 Loyola Chicago 6 Seton from India 63 Wisconsin 48 Oklahoma Ohio State 8 Michigan 67 Oklhota A and MI 67 Det Oklahoma City 6 Wichit Minnesota 59 Purdue 66 Tulsa 6 Bradley 36 Takny Devine 27 year old grade Wale of the University of Minnesota, the new coach of the freshman football out 9b Michigan State
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Tennessee
Mississippi State
Miami
Tampa
Wade Forest
Davidson
Minois
Lowa
Kentucky
DePaul
St. Louis
Drake
Loyola
Chicago
Seton
India
Wisconsin
Tike Late
Oklahoma
Ohio State
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Oklhota
Oklahoma City
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Minnesota
Purdue
Tulsa
Bradley
Takny Devine
Grade Wale
University of Miinnnesota
Michigan State
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