Beavers Face Cathedral Prep as Cage Season Near End
Corry Beavers end their cage season with a home finale against Cathedral Prep's Erie quintet on the junior high floor. Ralph Dalabrese's Rembles seek an upset, while Wattsburg teams close the year with St. Award's and a potential host site shift to Union City or Waterford. Jim Lundy and Joe Lowence depart in June after 18 players complete the season.
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Corry
Beavers
Cathedral Prep
Erie
Junlor
Gerry
St. Awards
Wade Wattsburg
St. Mary's
Dunkirk
Blue Jays
Ling
Oll City
Reals
Erle B
Ralph Dalabrese
Caners
Jim Lundy
Joe Lowence
Watts Sung
Union City
Waterford
Wattspring
City League Bowling Round Four Recap and Standings
In the fourth City League round, Raymonds lead with high averages and top single games while Nameless and City Market chase closely. Reports show Raymonds posting 147 high series and a 183 season average, with Nameless adding two new players and Citizens Bank earning top wins. Close battle remains as teams trade two wins each and plans for a midweek rematch are discussed.
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Yaale Ani Raymonds
Citizens “Bank
Baker
Ragiota
Golumn
Mig
Burmuster Les
Citizens Bank
Rayments
City Marker
Panl Luineh
Cohen Coals
Raymonds
Hugh
Maloney
Dunlap
Burmaster
Rayymond
Wirat
Kip’t ‘Wack Doyle
Park Linch
Ladies League bowling scores and club updates
League bowlers posted high totals and new club memberships as Cohen Texaco swept Bracken Keating, Kasper led by Polling, Carrolls won two from Bayulc Phillies with 2120, Malek reached 205 for the third 200+ game of the season, Hulings joined Booster Club with 166 on debut, Richardson added 180 to secure Rooster Club status, Raeke bowled 254 in practice earning weekly prize, Giants expanded lead behind Krone and a 630 series, Pirates strengthened season mark with ten roses, Craker and others posted multiple 200+ games across the A A League and City League.
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Cohen Texaco
Luckiess Bracken-Keating
Trol
Kaspers
Carrolls
Bayulc Phillies
Tutaire
H. Malek
Daker
Kasperaneven
B. Hulings
Richardson
Rooster Club
B. Rie~ Voy
Rooster
Vi Raeke
Nellie Dunlap
Turkey
Aero A. A
Giants
H. Krone
Yankees
Marino
Varipape
Pirates
Cathrike
Peteussel
Rot
WL Rage
Craker
An- Mdreon
Irwin
Indians
Eomilat
Disputed records before committee in Paris meet
Disputed marks for Jesse Owens and Forrest Towns face formal approval today at the International Amateur Athletic Federation congress. A records committee overrode chairman M. Stankow by reexamining AAU reports and found no irregularities in the 10.2 seconds for the 100 meter dash and 13.7 for the high hurdles.
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Uninea
Paris
Jesse ‘Owens
Forrest
International Amateur Athletic Federation
M. Stankow
Owens
American Amateur Athletic Union
Pennington Exits Duke Athletic Director Race
Georgi Pennington publicity director at Duquesne University withdraws from consideration for the director of athletics post. He states he would not serve in that role if appointed as the current job is held by John P. Smith. The Pittsburgh dateline notes a sports context with limited readable details.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Georgi Pennington
Duquesne University
Pennington
Fm Weeks
John P
Clipper) Smith
Ward Gerhard Lead Scorers In Cage Loop
Ward and Gerhard top the Section 2 District 10 scoring with 123 and 124 points respectively in the final league showcase. Corry’s Gebhaya and Prattin’s Larry Gent tie for third with 103, Old City’s Emmanuele fifth with 85, and Corry’s Lundy sixth with 82. City offense totals 439 points. Unetown defense allows 276.
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Ward
Gerhard
Corry
al Ward
Oi City
Crak
Gebhaya
Pranktin
Larry Gent
Framtolin
Noya McMillan
Meadville
Jim Emmanuele
Old City
Jim Lundy
It City
Tuunville
FP Tech
Franklin
Bi City
Titusville
Carty
Rocky Grove
Gebhard
FIZ
Gent
McMillan
Emmanuele
Landy
Walters
R. G
Robinson
U_ C. Laska
Brown
Lorene
ML Smith
Oxsor
C. C
Gibeaut
Carnera
McGinley
Padua
Italy
Pormer ‘Beggs
Primo Car J. Mineo
Sara
A Sutton
Kdney
Cochran
Sequaly
Mulvey
Taylor
Prather
McQuiston
Smith
Young
Eagles
McElroy
Larson
C. Barron
Silverman
Pheins
Bond
T, Thomas
M. Arnold
Rourke
M. Kuen
Roessmer
T. Honore
Ft Adams
F. Crist
Shepherd
W.C
Rooma
Erie East Clinches Net Championship in OT Thriller
The Warriors crown the city league title for a second straight year by beating Strong Vincent 28 0 in overtime before a raucous crowd at Public Auditorium. They advance to the District 10 playoffs to face Mercer County League winner on Tuesday March 8 after Tech’s 46 24 win over Academy.
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SRIB
Few
Academy
Cunningham Breaks Records in Dartmouth Invitational Mile
Glenn Cunningham, unbeaten in 10, aims to lower the world indoor mile mark at Dartmouth Hanover with four Dartmouth runners in an AAU sanctioned invitational. He seeks both his outdoor record of 4 06.7 and indoor 4 08.4, amid three world records set at the national championships and a partial title retention. An Antarctic Club forms in Sydney, with 25 members who have visited the Antarctic.
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United Press New York
Glenn Cunningham
Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
Kansan
Cunningham
Gene Venzke
Antarctic Club
Sydney
Australia
Royal Sydney Squadron
Antarctic
Frisch Hurt in Plaster Cast After Fracture
Frankie Frisch, manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, sustained a right finger injury with two small bones fractured last week. Doctors at Whiter Haven baseball school confirmed the fractures via X rays, keeping him from action today.
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Frisch
ST. Petersburg
Frankie Frisch
Gt. Lewis Cardinals
Whiter Haven
Nelson Cops Georgia Meet in Ryder Cup Pro Event
Nelson of Reading Pa led from start to finish to win the Thomasville Open in Georgia. The 26 year old Texan earned 700 dollars top prize after a first round 66, finishing four strokes ahead of Dict Metz of Chicago who won last year. Harry Quoper of Chicopee, Mass, placed third. Ted Luther, former Corry pro, also competed.
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Thomiasvilile
Bryan Nelson
Reading
Eigar
Olen Avwen
Dict Metz
Chicago
Nelan
Lignthorse Harry Quoper
Chicopee
Mass
Pirates Leave for Camp on Wednesday
Pittsburgh February 28 President William Benswanger will lead the first group of Pittsburgh Pirates departing Wednesday for their San Bernardino California training camp. Pitchers Russ Bauers and Mace Brown, Scout Bill Hincuman, assistant trainer George Astin and several rookie pitchers will start from Pittsburgh, with others joining in Chicago and Omaha. Seven pitchers will travel from their homes. First workout for pitchers and catchers is planned for next Saturday. The full squad including outfielders and infielders will reach camp March 12, one week later.
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Pittsburgh
William ‘Benswanger
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Berharding
Calif
Russ Bauers
Mace Brown
Bill Hincuman
George Astin
Fais
Pittaurgh
Chicago
Oma- Tw
Eldere Ang Infiellers
Postponement of Ladies League Bowling Match
Announcement states tomorrow evening's match between Cohen Texecos and Carroll teams is postponed to a later date. The owner matches will be rolled tomorrow evening, however.
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Cohen Texecos
Carroll
Aeros win three fromRaymonds in keg match
Aeros Supply's All-Stars defeated the Raymonds three games to none at Recreation Lanes on Saturday. Al Baressi led scoring with a 168 average, while Harry Krone posted a high game of 267. The Aeros won 28 39 to 26 87 in the last game.
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Raymonds
Anderson
Harry Krone
Gingy
Pete Craker
Andy Paulson
Aero ‘Supply
Merken
Aeros
Cage
al Baressi
Ray
Nelson High Score in Slow Fire Pistol Shoot
Nelson posted a high score at the Corry Rocard Gun Club range on Saturday evening in a slow-fire pistol event. The record shows scores for participants including Patterson Keppe Dukrosky Brown Heerlein with figures around 180 to 240, highlighting Nelson’s standout performance.
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Nelson
Corry Rocard
Patterson
Keppe
Dukrosky
Brown
Heerlein
Penn Quakers Rally Past Harvard 85 4 in Intercollegiate Clash
Penn ayWwanis Saturday night came from behind in the second half to beat Harvard 85 to 4 in an Eastern Intercollegiate League basketball game. Harvard led 19-17 at halftime and 20-19 before the Quakers surged ahead on points by Dougherty Menzel Brickley and Miacho.
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Philadelphia
PennayWwanis
Harvard
Quakers
Dougherty
Menzel
Brickley
Miacho
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