Beavers face Youngsville in final 1950 81 season game
Corry High School Beavers, amid a 10 game losing streak, close out the 1950 81 season with a home invasion against Youngsville. Seniors Spaulding Bichyast Davis and Coleman will see limited play as coach Schwab tests next year’s lineup. Pirates prospects for 1951 loom as camp opens in San Bernardino with Ralph Kiner potential first baseman move and Murry Dickson and Cliff Chambers expected to anchor pitching staff. Local note includes Timsville Oil City game and Masontown coach Gene Franks resigning to focus on principalship. Open house and fishing event at Corry Rod and Gun Club tomorrow night with 1951 membership as admission.
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Skein
Eagles
Fred Schwab
Doug Spaulding
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Guy Davis
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Buccos
Buccs
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Timsville
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Mike Cannavino
Erie
Joe Frising
Santias
Erie Dispatch
Lavicente Park
Cambridge Springs
Erie County
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Naif
Parkers
Aggard
Corry
Glass City League meets in Erie to plan 6 teams
Middle Atlantic Loop directors meet in Erie, deciding the 1960 season will not have fewer than six teams. President Elmer Daily notes uncertainty about board decisions, with Wandercrift and Oil City out and others like Butler, Niagara Falls, and Youngstown listed as definite. Lockport may join to form the sixth club if needed.
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Ebensburg
Wandercrift
Inmiel-nenson
Oil City
Erie
Johnstown Totuiies, Inc
Butler
Nety Castle
Niagara Falls
Youngstown
Totr
Brie Mitt
Céw
Lockport
Grand Slam Cage Champion Hopes Dimmed in 1950s NCAA Race
New York report notes chances slim for a grand slam cage champion as NCAA expands to 16 teams. CCNY eyes first title, but field includes St John’s, NC State, BYU, Arizona and Kentucky contenders. NCAA sites include Minneapolis Newark Kansas City Raleigh with NIT bids possible for top teams.
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City College of New York
NCAA
Ccny Wmyz
Square Garden
Minneapolis
Newark
Kansas City
Raleigh
N.C
St. John’s
Brintlyn
Arzona
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Byighamn Youle
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Gussew
Ariana
Nto
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Kenic
Kentucky
Arizona
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Columbia
Texas
ASME
Brigham Youth
Sill
Amer
Rentucky
Oklahoma
A&m
Cla Vinanti
LaSalle
Foran
Murray
Seton el
College Basketball Scores From Weekend Games
Summary of scattered results across colleges with several upsets and mismatches. Notable scores include Princeton 70 Dartmouth 69 and Villanova 88 Duquesne 11 while Georgia Tech 77 Pennsylvania 83 and Wisconsin 65 Michigan State 29 reflect uneven matchups. Pro basketball notes include Boston 94 Philadelphia and Rochester 83 with other NBA results.
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Alliance
Columbie
Navy
Princeton
Dartmouth
Cincinnati
LaSalle
Villanova
Duquesne
Canisius
Notre Dame
Pennsylvania
Georgia Tech
St. Joseph's
Temple
Pittsburgh
Army
Spracine
Penn State
Lawrence Tech
Niagara
Yale
Trinity
Bonaveniture
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Washington and Jefferson
Waynesburg
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Tulsa
Missouri
Okbehem
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Iwa
Michigan
Nebraska
Colorado
Boiling Green
DePaul
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Miami
Ohio
Western Reserve
Dayton
Baldwin Wallace
Olects
Lowsville
North Carolina
Stage
Georgetown
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Shuss To Head Country Club For Season
The Cony Country Club board met to plan the golf season. Jack Castor resigned as president. Charles Shuss was chosen to succeed him. HL Brown named greens committee chair with Castor assisting. Chust McLllan to chair membership. other members listed. Non-resident committee led by Dr RX Willinmeville with Charles P. Keating assisting. Membership cards and applications are being printed for past members.
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Jack Castor
Charles Shuse
Brown
Chadrtamn
Greens
Chust McLllan
W. W. Hammond
E. W. Feldt
Ross Fehimin
Eugene Lethman
Tryin Downs
Holt Willams
Sparta Dribblers Fight For Class C Consolation Crown
In Edinboro at Darkhorse Gym Spartansburg edged Comneant Like 40 to 37 while Regived Plowantville beat Townsville to claim the consolation final, as Townville faced Cen neaut Boke and Pleasantyre met the Spartans for the title showdown amid a noisy crowd of about 900.
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Sparta Dribblers
Meadville
Lnelt Nute
Crawford County
Edinbera
Darkhorse
Spartansburg
jComneant
Plowantville
Townsville
Aba
Persis v
Nepuler
Pan American Games Opened in Buenos Aires
In Presidente Peron Stadium a vast opening spectacle marked the start of the Pan American Games. About 100000 Argentines filled the 130000 seat arena as President Juan Domingo Peron addressed the crowd and declared the games open with Eva Peron nearby. Athletes from 18 nations, including the United States, prepared for the competition starting tomorrow.
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Ency
America
Cipelay Statium
Fevon
Staaaling
Eva Peron
Sportsmen's Get-Together Planned at Corry Rod and Gust Club
Complete plans for a big annual sportsmen gathering were announced for tomorrow evening at the Corry Rod and Gust Club on East Wastin Street. About 400 outdoors enthusiasts are expected. The program lacks a featured speaker but area game and fish wardens will attend and speak briefly. a film titled Silver Rainbows will be shown with an Idaho setting and trout fishing praised by Field and Stream. Prizes include a Shakespeare glass casting rod and tackle items, followed by lunch. Volunteers are urged to report to the clubhouse to help prepare fish and wrap up matters. members with card sales books should report.
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Joni
Corry
East Wastin Street
Delock
Game and Fish
Temple Reynolds
Northwest Division
George Burdick
M.S. Crooks
Bill Overturf
Chir Ruts
Samshade
Elmer Simpson
Dave Titus
Ross Bailey
Bert Builla
Comy
Idaho
Mims
Fieeli
Walter Wotts
Lab
Linvng
Ship Baoks
Blue Bonnet Keglers Win Match At Oil City
The Blue Bonnet bowling team led by Chuck Williams won against Ray Way Keglers in Oil City. Blue Bonnet posted 2806 total with games of 965 990 and 851 while Oil City totaled 2715. Other Blue Bonnet members included Eylend Harvey Bob Bracken Paul Hurlbut and Phil Sample with solid scores.
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Blue Bonet Bowline
Bowl-Aire
Oil City
Ray Way Keglers
Blue Bonnet
Oilers
Chuck Williams
Blue Bonnet Gang
Eylend Harvey
Bob Bracken
Paul Hurlbut
Phil Sample
Nine Sectional Playoff Berths Still Unfilled
Harrisburg February readers receive a chaotic preview of Pennsylvania Class A public high school racketball playoffs. The report mentions districts Ches-Mont Keystone and Valley, with several clubs like Potts, Coatesville, Reading, Steelton, and Berwick contending. Pairings and dates for the many districts such as Districts 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, and 11 are yet to be announced as teams vie for berths and seeding ahead of upcoming rounds.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senm
Pennsylvania
Ches-Munt
Krekuwirma
Valley
South Peon
Joli
Mountaly
Central Pentwae
Mask Penn
Kevstaneybeague
Flit Chambersburg
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Tle
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Tnt
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Huston
Rockne Hall
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Berwick-Nantirake
West Scrayton-Old Forge
Lackawanna
Lewistown-Holidaystins
Hickory-Sharpsville
Diptrick
Beishton-Tarentim
Willinsbure
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Gratton
Dormont
Kees
Crafton
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Tarentum
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Reading
Titusville
Meadville
Hockey scores from last night in national league
New York defeated Detroit 6 to 2 while Boston edged Chicago 2 to 1. Buffalo crushed Hershey 6 to 4 and Providence beat Hershey 2 to 0. Indianapolis and Cleveland netted 4 goals each in a high scoring night.
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Boston
Chiewga
Bulfial
Hershey
Providence
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Furgol shines in Houston Open sweepstakes
Furgol wins the Houston Open with a strong showing as top money finishers gather. Marty Furgol secures a leading prize, boosting his position in early tour standings amid a crowded field in Houston.
Pirates advance squad en route to spring training
Pittsburgh Feb 4 The Pirates advance squad left Pittsburgh by train for spring training in San Bernardino California. Outfielder George Meinkuyle signed his contract. The 29 year old played for Oakland Gulf last season and was named the Pacific Coast League most valuable player.
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Pittsbuek Pirates
San Bernardino
Calif
Bucls
George Meikuyle
Oakland
Gulf
Rmunalst
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