Meadville, Sharpsville Clash in District Class A Playoff Push
Corry Area High cagers eye first game Saturday a benefit vs Jamestown as District 10 Class A races tighten. Meadville and Sharpsville chase title amid strong Vincent 19-1 form. Meadville seeks defense of their Section II crown with Farrell or Vincent looming as major hurdles.
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Corry Area
Jamestown
Meadville
Sharpsville
Erle
Vincent
Farrell
Meadville Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Pennsylvania game law prosecutions and penalties decline
The report notes fewer prosecutions and penalties in Pennsylvania year over year while hunting license revocations rise. It cites 1954 with 4,098 prosecutions and 6,137 fines, 1953 and 1983 figures, and details convictions, referee hearings, and court revocations tied to accidental shootings or misidentification in hunting.
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Pennsylvania
Commission
Corry Rod and Gun Club challenged in Northwestern Rifle League
The Corry Rod and Gun Club faces dethronement as Northwestern Rifle League champions from Amboy gunners of Conneaut after best season scores. Don Bibaum plans another boxing card at Gannon Auditorium on March 19 with six bouts. Duquesne seeded first at the National Invitation Tournament. Flyers No. 2 with opening byes. West Springfield to meet Sugar Grove in District 10 Class C playoffs with potential title clash vs Fredonia. Frank Thomas may hold out with Pirates seeking higher pay, while Branch Rickey’s offer lingers.
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Corry Rod and Gun Club
Amboy Gunners
Conneaut
Ohio Boys
Don Bibaum
Erie
Gannon Auditorium
Duquesne
Dayton
Madison Square Garden
Flyers
West Springfield
Erle Coutty
Phiyoffs
Sugar Grove
Edinboro
Fredonia
Mercer
Frank
Thomas
Pitts
Burgh Pirates
Sim
Branch Rickey
Three Basketball Titles In Play This Evening
Big Ten Big Seven and SEC races hinge on tonight’s games as Minnesota hosts Northwestern, Colorado battles Missouri, and Kentucky fights Alabama. NCAA at-large bids loom with Ivy and Western contenders also in motion and the NIT set to begin in two weeks.
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Big Ten
Big Seven
Southeastern
NCAA
Associated Prees
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Colorado
Missouri
Kentucky
Alabama
Wildcats
Lexington
Ivies
Penn
Conld
Princeton
Quakers
Brown
Columbia
LaSalle
Mid-Atlantic
Wiliams
New England
Representa
Kite 1
Ging
Marshall
Western Reserve
Canisius
Willanova
Marquette
Penn State
Memphis State
West Virginia
North Carolina State
ACC
Hf State
Learkot
Southwest
Texas Christian
Texas
Southern Methodist
TCU
SMU
Missouri Valley
Tulsa
Wichita
Bt. Louis
Border
Texas Tech
West Texas
Pacific Coast
UCLA
Oregon
Utah
Idaho State
Rocky Mountain
San Francisco
Seattle
Madison Square Garden
Luton Hall
de Paul
St. Louis
Recreation 4 Activities Schedule and Results
The notice lists weekly league schedules for volleyball and basketball at Loblaws Raymonds Aero Amp and other teams. It notes specific matchups on Monday Tuesday Friday and Saturday, plus high school intramural results with leading scorers and standings, including the Shooting Stars and Globetrotters.
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Loblaws
Raymonds
Aero Supply
Ajax
Corry-Jamestown City
Aero
McCray
Whiz
Hotel
East End
House of David
Department
Engineering and Inspection
Industtrial Engineering
Glade
Eagles
Junior Beavers
Globetrotters
Panthers
Shooting Stars
Platheads
Aces
Suck Rats
Five Joes
Back Rats
Flatheads
Tom Carroll
Bob Follett
John Burkhart
Major League Clubs Ready to Begin Training
Associated Press reports spring training starts as about 50 players enter new careers after a winter trading spree. Yankees targets Turley, Larson, Hunter and Woodling, Smith, Triandos, Miranda among Orioles acquisitions. Dodgers, Reds, Cardinals also reshaped rosters. Trades strengthen offenses and pitching for both leagues as camps open.
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Associated Press
St, Petersburg
Fila
Bob ‘Turley
Don Larson
Billy Hunter
Yankees
Baltimore
Gene Woodling
Hal Smith
Gus ‘Triandos
Wille Miranda
Barry Byrd
Jin McDonatd
Orioles
Turley
Larson
Cleveland
Paul Richards
Woodling
Smith
Byrd
McDonald
Richards
Billy Cox
Brooklyn
Johnny Pesky
Detroit
Hoot Eves
Boston
Saul
Gerry Staley
Frank Smith
Reds
White Box
Marty Marion
Walter Drope
Bob Nieman
Ted Gray
Tiger
Bob Cha Entes
Oriole
al Brazle
Cardinals
Clint Courtney
Sherm Lol~ Jur
Lloyd Merriman
Bill Serena
Ralph Kiner
Tucson
Ariz
Indians
Eddie Joost
Athletics
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Baseball Plans Are Advanced For Local Leagues
A VFW Post meeting advanced plans for the coming baseball season. Officers named for Teener and Little Leagues include Fred Abt as president of the Kittie League with Charles Correll as vice president and Charles Bracken as treasurer. Teener League naming Everett Phillips as president and Arthur Brundage as vice president. The two leagues will have commissioners appointed later by the Board of Education.
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VFW
Charles Correll
Frimk “Grice
Ronald Pills
Tony Sproveri
Sam Baressi
Pete Dubrosky
Joe Baressi
John McMahon
Walter Caster
George Sproveri
Clifford Austin
Fred Abi
Everet Phillips
Vern Group
Edward Kovach
al Yonssousand
Patsey Notte
Offiars
Kittie League
Fred Abt
Charles Bracken
Lot Hants
Board of Education
Gannon Falls to John Carroll in Final Meeting
Erie PA John Carroll defeated Gannon 79 to 73 as Johnny Keschok poured in 29 points and Jack Dalton added 24. Gannon’s George Hesch, captain from Warren PA, finished his college career with 25 points, boosting his season total to 401 and career total to 1,207.
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Wests
Weekend Fight Results From Three Cities
Johnny McFalls of Los Angeles outpointed Hans Friedrich of Germany in Hollywood. Oscar Suarez of Philadelphia outpointed Bob Singleton in Havana. Maxie Atwater of Hartford defeated Stan Smith of New Haven in Hartford. Vincente Echevarria of Spain stopped Russell Davis in Elko Nevada.
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Hollywood
Johnny McFalls
Los Angeles
Hans Friedrich
Germany
Havana
Oscar Suarez
Calm
Bob Singleton
Philadelphia
Hartford
Conn
Maxie Atwater
Stan Smith
New Haven
Cenn
Elko
Vincente Echevarria
Spain
Russell Davis
Reno
Nev
Souchak Wins Houston Open Golf Title in Memorial Park
Mike Souchak won the $6,000 top prize at the Houston Open with a 72 hole 277 score at Memorial Park. He totalled $10,008.88 this year, $897.34 behind Gene Littler, after rounds of 70 71 67 65 to finish two strokes ahead of Jerry Barber. Jack Burke Jr Shelly Mayfield trailed by three with 218 to share prize money.
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Souchak
Houston
Mike Souchak
Baton Rouge
San Antonio
Gene Littler
Yesterdan
Gouchak
Memorial Park
Little Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Jack Burke, Jr
Shelly Mayfield
Barber
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Buster Cupit
Mockey Delivers Big NL Win For Montreal
Montreal defeats New York 7 to 1 in the National League game. Detroit beats Chicago 3 to 2 in another closely fought matchup.
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Mockey
Montreal
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Baker and Layne Renew Hope in Eastern Parkway Bout
Baker, Layne, once peers of Marciano, meet after Layne’s revival. Baker has beaten Baksi Davidson Hal Salde and Wallace, with a Willie James knockout in February. Layne, 27, unbeaten in eight with a draw vs Neuhaus, aims to prove himself in the ten round ABCTV scheduled match amid an era of mediocrity in the division. NBA scores follow: New York 95 Fort Wayne 13, Minneapolis 93 Rochester 84, Syracuse 105 Philadelphia 77, Boston 02 Milwaukee 57.
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New York
Baker
Rex Layne
Rocky Marcialta
Ax Réariwaleht
Peompedes
Bree
Eastern Parkway Arena
Happe
Satterfields
Moore
Joe Baksi
Embrel Davidson
Toxie
Hal
Jimmy Salde
Coley Wallace
Baltimore
Willie James
Layne
Hurricane Jackson
Heinz Neuhaus
Germany
Abc-Tv
Fort Wayne
Minneapolis
Rochester
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Boston
Milwaukee
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Coal Union Coal & Supply Co
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Tom Ecklund
Steve Olson
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Tidalsville
Brabert
Tony Trabert
Vic Selxas
Horton J. Davis & Son
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ORIEL
Se Lumber Coal Builders Supplies
George Woolf Memorial
Bing Fares Britnte
Kay
Gannon
S&h
BDO Pernpeercee Orange Juice
Spring Lake
Blondie
Orson
Paul
Eeee
Helio
Tefal
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