Pennsylvania Game News notes farm purchases and boxing bid
The Pennsylvania Game News reports options on 1000 acres in Geeewood and Union townships for game farming and waterfowl to be used for shooting and tapping. It notes a 31 acre game farm near Cambridge and a 47 000 dollar appropriation for equipment, plus 2900 more for land and essentials. The boxing match at Duquesne Gardens features Ray Robinson and Sammy Angott with Robinson favored to win and pursue welterweight contention. The piece also mentions football coach speculation at the University of Pittsburgh and the potential appointment of Eddie Baker. It describes trapping violations near Beaver district and rising beaver pelts. Baseball notes include Spring training and unsigned players for Boston Braves and Detroit Tigers camp logistics. Jockey Ted Akinson leads Santa Anita riders and races.
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Pennsylvania Game Concision
Geeewood
Union
Ladsbury
West Palmwvfield
Accord
Pennylvania Game News
Crawford Unity
Rookdale Winship
Cambridge Wines
Ringneck
Pennsylvania
Ray Robitson
Sammy An- Ginbi
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Gardens
Cholce
Madison Square Garten
Inge
Unl
New York
Robinson
Angotl
Billy Southworth
Boston Braves
Great Sales
Blue Jackets
Mel Hiebe
Cleveland
Storm
Detroit Tigers
Lakeland
Fla
Steve O'Neil
Motor City
Ted Akinson
Santa Anita
Johnny Longden
St Edward's Delivers High Scoring Win Over Townville 59 to 31
St Edward's High School exploded for fast paced scoring led by Joe Vanik and the Hand brothers to beat Townville 59 31 on parochial hardwood. Vanik and Jansen paced the attack with 17 and 13 points as reserves closed out the game after a 44 23 third quarter run.
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St. Edward's High School
Townville
Bob
Joe Hand
Joe Vanik
Trish
Will
Poul Jansen
Baressi
Corty
Vanik
Handboys
Paul Jansen
Musial Expected Discharge March Fifteenth
Associated Press reports Stan Musial plans to be discharged from the Navy on March 15 and return to baseball with the St. Louis Cardinals. He says he is in good physical shape and ready for spring training in St. Petersburg, aiming to sharpen his eye and timing.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Navy
Mustal
Old St. Pete
Pete
St. Petersburg
Curtis
Musial
Wash Lunch and Pauls Win In City Basketball Loop
The Washington Lunch and Pauls Men’s Wear teams held first place in the City Basketball League. Washington Lunch beat Bracken Keating 27-20 and Pauls Men’s Wear defeated Jessup and Turner 29-4 in a close, defense driven night.
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Paul
Washington Gunch
Bracken Keating
Jessup
Turner
Ailey Gaming
Bracken
Washington
Tom Cragg
Clyde Dingfelder
Morticians
Dingfelder
Rea
Taylor
Bwe
Maten
Averill
Bob Sullivan
Art Black
Miler
Hows
Averill Wistopman
Lytle
Sullivan
Bracken-Keatng
Pony Taylor
Gumbleton
Letothe O. Bracken
R. Bracken
Beavers Fall to Corry High in Narrow 9-Point Loss
After trailing 18-12 at halftime Beavers faced a late rally as Dick Trubie scored 14 points and Corry High extended its lead to 32-29 after three quarters. Wolverines offense surged late but Sheffield and Beavers fell short, hampered by a slow start and costly first half.
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Jarrow
Trubie
Fox Paces Corry
Hisi Uialiepp
Feng Micoreph
Oran
Black
Corry High
Sheffield
Selvack
Wolverines
Beavers
Whey
Milanovich
Dick Trubie
Dick Geertson
George Fox
Danny Dykes
Schick
Beir
Trubic
Warren
Local High School Basketball Scores and Standings
Disjointed OCR lists scores from various games including Corry, Orange and Black, Sheffield, St. Edgars, Uowhville, Warren, Oil City, Titusville, Sharpsville, Hickory, Grove City, Mexiville, Clymer, Celorun, Luck Haven, Teachers, Kunonoy, St Bonaventure, Altwell, Hills Island, coast Guna, Iowa College, Kings Point, Morehimn, Marine, and Maryland. Includes player mentions and partial team references with scattered numbers.
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Scholasth
Sheffield
Cung
St. Edgarel’s
Uowhville
Warren
Frankiiy
Oil City
Titusville
Sharpsville
Hickory
Grove City of
Mexiville
Clymer
Celorun
Jolage
Luck Haven
Netiana
Kunonoy
St. Bonayeuinre
Altwell
Hills Island
Coast Guna
Iowa College
Kings Pont Morehimn
Marine
Maryland
Fights Last Night Highlight Boston and New York Results
Boston bout Cleo outpointed Dave Andres while Joey Reddick defeated Jerry Fiorello in New York. Trentons Jimmy Cort outpointed Don Madrid in Mexico City. Kansas City saw ey Miller stop Roy Spurtocke in a four bout card.
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Boston
Cleo
Slits
Ls Angeles
Dave Andres
Trovell
New York
Joey Reddick
Paterson
N. J
Jerry Fiorello
Brooklyn
Trenton
Jimmy Cort
Don Madrid
Mexico City
Kansas City
Ey Miller
Ex service players ready to resume major league form
Miami Florida February 2 veterans returning from service show signs of regaining peak play as managers including Joe McCarthy and Merit of the Giants note early starts and improved on field conditioning. they discuss the potential for a strong comeback for players from the florida and panama suns route and the series of observations from spring drills.
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Miami
Fla
Aftra Cortstreht
Florida
Panama Suns
Inay
Joe McCarthy
Yankeer
Merit
Giaots
Arjundi
Shift Site of Playoff Game Moves Amid Faculty Awe
The site for a playoff game was shifted from Lawrence Park to the East High Court with the aim of better oiling conditions and facilities. Officials, including Mr. Edwards, sought authority to finalize the move as a heavy sale looms, and Beav ers and Ne in the bleathers prepare to support. Penn State grid slate shows games against Temates Revenues and others scheduled through November with away dates noted. The baseball schedule lists Wey Yuh Sngees versus Pauw Tapri and other city matches, highlighting New York Yankees and All-Stars.
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Lowe Gilwaris
Inawe
Lw Corey-Millereeve County
Mime
Bre East High Court
Lawrence Park
MillervHle Echool
Aftvetuls Sealey
Mir
Nlvek
SUN Tekms Hal Wee Sald
Mabel Shoppe Maintains Lead in A League Bowling
Mabel Shoppe increases lead to nine games as key matchups reshape standings. Raymohicts, Steen’s, Miamy’s Tavern, and Wing-Witt Ladies post scores, with Betty Sears and Dot Morton among top scorers for leaders and cleaners.
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Mabel Shoppe
Dandies
He ‘Wilcos
Raymohicts
Sie Marty's. Tavern
Steen's
Wing-Vwittt
Lassins
Witeos
Betty Sears
Vielar Flacke Pub
Raymonds
Dot Morton
Mary Haatysayft
Marty
Taye
Virginis
Grenier
Tim Vietors
Ruby Gustaf Sah Judh
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Wamberdee Springs
Angott- Robinson
Jemes Hi Han Hay
University of Ditnburgh
Clark Shaughnessy
Wie
Wather
Eddie Baker
Pitt
Hagan
Shameknvssy
Athletic Nitferms
Panthers
Wildernness
Kim Lulimer
Meartvville
Sheffield Edges
ST. Edward's
J. Vanik
Shamrocks
Troutner
Herring
Mihalcott
Il Steadman
Nichols
Bossaa
St Edward's
B. Hand
J. Hand
P. Jansen
J. Jansen
Pitts
Sarnecki
Miller
Townville A
Stroup
Stan Museal
Sulffield Jayvees
Dugvees
Utel Beavers
Furfeld
Greeny
Weber
Lundy
Blynty
Prou
Hixson
Kovach
Hyon
Sampie
Jacksorh Jy
J. Jackauling
I Paul's Mon'x
Ear Ca
Il Mreerdink
Hwitkon
Carter
Bouever
Paul's
Sprayer
Molina
Corry Cause Ag
Ho Almte
Orange and Blavée
Coy High Yeti
Worry
Fox
Morgan
Acinney
Ah Dykes
Geertson
Suettson
Elsina
Trubio
L Eisenhower
Ou Shick
Steffen
Haden
Honey
Corry Rt
Itosetts
East Main St
Vichor Burtt
The
Millcreek
Trie East High School
Bert
Erie East Higi soloOn
Millcrestk
Slondie
Orie
Penn State Grid
Nte Coltege
Ps. Pelu
Drg howders—Potham
Miaim
Fia University
Pete Siumws
Ninegame
Fae
Tite
Bueknelyce Tuber
Colwate
Away
Fonnham
Temates
Mayy
Pill
Miaubi
Imighty
Way
Pauw Tapri
Sea Ten
al Panne
New York Yankees
Cole
Suis
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