New Grid rules and Sunday fishing loom in schools sports notes
Readable items report upcoming scholastic rule changes under national scholastic federation. New rules allow nearer sideline play and passes from behind the line. also a 1934 35 golf club limit affects pros modestly. Sunday fishing legislation likely by Decoration Day, with license and hatchery impacts. wildlife feeding campaign planned as rabbit stock and wildlife conditions drive hunting outlook. Local coverage mentions Bill Daddio and Meadville notes. Beavers face North East test after a listless win over Youngsville.
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Pennsylvania Interschooic Athletic Association
Us Rgulationa
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Beavers Face Test At North East Tonight In Erie County League
Scholastic cagers clash as Corry Beavers visit North East Grapepickers in a key league game that could end a seven game winning streak. West Millcreek High comes to town tomorrow for a top junior high matchup while St Edward's hosts St Joseph's and Queen City plays First Avenue Whirlwinds.
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Creckers
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Millcreek Tossers Defeat Erie Prep in Low-Scoring Win
Millcreek Tossers edged Erie Prep 22 to 18 in a defensive game. The report notes standout plays by Vincent and Wesley and the team’s steady outplay of Cathedral at Marier, accounting for key scores.
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Tech
Millcreek
Tudly
Cathedral
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Mangrum Beats Manero For Miami Open Title
Ray Mangrum of Dayton won the Miami Open after an 18 hole playoff, defeating Tony Manero for the $300 first prize. Mangrum trailed by four at the fifth hole but fired a 77 to Manero’s 73 in yesterday’s final round.
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Wildcats Also Court Favorites in 1937 Basketball
Northwestern emerged as the new favorite for the 1937 title after a 47 to 38 victory over Illinois. Purdue and Indiana won conference openers, Minnesota beat DePaul in a non conference matchup, while Purdue routed Wisconsin 3 to 20 and Indiana edged Town 28 to 24.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
de Paul
Venzke to drop mile for 3000 at indoor meet
New York Marches report that James Venzke of Pottstown Pa will abandon the mile to run the 3000 meters in an invitational race at the Knights of Columbus indoor games. He will face Don Lash of Tri D, and Joe McCluskey of the New York A C. This marks his first serious attempt at longer distances after leaving road racing years ago.
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Gene Venzke
Knights of Columus Amragl
Pottstown
Don Lash
Tridiana
Joe McCluskey
New York A. C
Citizens Hold On Lead In City Loop
Citizens Bank bowlers upset two games last night in City League action. Corry Jamestown won two games from Keister. McLean and Burr posted high averages of 198 and 197. The Aeros still trail by one game after a two game victory by A. A. squad.
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Marshall to defend title against McMillen in Chicago
Everett Marshall of La Junta Golo heavyweight will defend his Illinois athletic commission title tonight against Jim McMillen former Illinois football star. Commission Chairman Joel Tunner ordered Marshall to meet McMillen for the world championship after Marshall strengthened his claim by defeating Turkish champion Al Bova. McMillen held Marshall to a draw in their only prior encounter.
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Ettore Winner Over J Hl Lewis In Heavyweight Bout
Philadelphia heavyweights Ettore and John Henry Lewis met in a non title bout watched by about 14 000 fans. Ettore weighed 291½ pounds while Lewis weighed 188. The decision favored Ettore in the closing rounds after a strong rally, though judges split on the ruling.
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Cage Scores From Various Colleges This Week
Northwestern defeated Illinois 47 to 38 and Wisconsin topped Indiana 30 to 28. Other results include Creighton 33 over Town State 28 and Drake 43 to Washburn 37 with Minnesota 34 and DePaul 25. Loyola Chicago beat Mississippi 56 to 28. Geneva routed Ridge College 98 to 45.
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Duquesne Dukes Return Home After Orange Bowl Win
The Duquesne University football team was welcomed by about 5,000 fans at Pennsylvania Station in Pittsburgh after their 18 to 12 victory over Mississippi State in the Orange Bowl. Captain Mike Basrak Boyd Brumbaugh and Ernie Hefferle were highlighted by the crowd Brumbaugh threw the decisive 52 yard pass to Hefferle for the winning touchdown Coach Clipper Smith was mobbed but denied plans for next season and refuted reports he would replace Os serve Solem at Iowa University.
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Iowa University
Perry and Vines Taper Off for Big Meeting
Fred Perry of England and Ellsworth Vines of California reduced practice in New York ahead of their Madison Square Garden showdown tomorrow night drawing an anticipated record crowd. More than 16,000 tickets ranging from 1.10 to 59.90 were sold for the match that could set an all time U S tennis gate.
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England
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California
Madison Square Garden
U. S
Meerdink Re elected President of Rod and Gun Club
Corry’s Rod and Gun Club renewed leadership with Loyd Meerdink re elected president for another year. Elwood Happy Baccus will be vice president and Raph Weicht secretary and treasurer. The club voted to back Sunday fishing legislation in Pennsylvania and formed committees to push the measure nationwide.
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Rod and Gap Club
Pennsylvania
Loyd Meerding
Elwood ‘Happy’ Baccus
Raph Weicht
Dan Depew
Russell Martin
Morris Chapin
Charles Hubertz
Merle Amy
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Mr. Meerdink
Pro Boxing Set to Return in Oil City by Feb 1
Oil City officials and local sportsmen led by Johnny Mahn plan a boxing revival in the city not later than February 1. Promotion aims to clear technical hurdles and announce the first card tomorrow. Promoters say gate estimates could exceed 50 000, with hopes to surpass the 1934 Vines Tilden Garden gate record. Roy Whitney of Surry noted as town favorite, with seven local children celebrating birthdays, each receiving two candy bars this year.
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Tohnny Mahn
Haba
Perry
Bill Tilden
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