Scholastic 5 Takes Lead In Opening Frame
The Beavers of Corry High surprised the Grads last night winning 36 to 26 at junior high hardwood. Reynolds started for Beavers and Red Taylor led Alumni with 16 points in final frame as Christensen Motors topped Powell Motors in Antler Bowling League with Abbey posting 170.
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Corry
Beavers
Guineer
Grads
Paul Sutton
Bol Reynolds
Bob Brown
Fashy Red Taylor
Hi Cagers
Bylermen
Cubs
Russ Byler
Reynolds
Gooli
Winder
Waterford High
Nanny
Brown
Furnell Motors
Sutton
Green
Mrs
Kinley Meloy
Abbey
Williams
W. Seal
W. Hammond
Hashrouck
Dingfelder
Powell
L. Brown
Gumbleton
Taylor Eae
Tanner
Lundy
Ac Istensen
Phelps
Jewell
Corry High
Esc. Scree
Myers
Skating crowd grows as weather stays mild at local rink
City skaters faced disappointment as warm forecast persisted, though attendance at the Community Rink reached about 2,000 across six evenings and two afternoons. Howard Sheen and Thomas Roelofs are credited for the rink’s setup, with NYA youths and WPA workers sustaining operations.
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Ree Fenton
Tee
NYA
WPA
Howard Sheen
Thomas Roelofs
Heller Hits Hardest As White Reports Season High
Whizzer White, former All American and N F L yardage leader, says he was never hit harder this season than when Warren Heller of the Warren Red Jackets knocked him during an exhibition with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Art Rooney of the Pirates hints White may return next season if Oxford declines. Western Pennsylvania boxers vie for Pennsylvania Boxing Commission posts with Charley McBride, Ed Kelley, and Haley Boyle named. Beavers face a tough test against Waterford while Union City edges them 35 to 34. Deer harvest in New York hits a 19 year peak at 11 489 in 1938 season amid statewide population rise.
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Heller
Pennsylvania Boxing Commission
Charley McBride
Ed Kelley
Pittsburgh
Haley Boyle
Pittsburgh Post
Gazcette
Beavers
Waterford
Union City
Boston Bees Back Oil City in Class D Loop
United Press report from Greensburg Pa says Oil City Monessen and Washington may join the Class D baseball league. Boston of the National League likely backs Oil City while Washington and Monessen send support. Attendees included Daily Cramer Hockenberry McDonough Donnelly Stoops Dunlevy Howe and Vance Meadeport.
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Oil City
United Press
Greensburg
Jin
Heb
Monessen
Washington
Elmer Daily
Ebensburg
Penn State Association
Daily Sail
Henvee Falls
Butter
MeeKeespmt
Boston
National League
Washington and
Association
Dally
Chuck Cramer
Russell Hockenberry
John McDonough
Claire Donelly
Stoops
Beaver Falls
J Dunlevy
Buller
A. Howe
G. B. Vance
Meiteesport
Snead Captures Harry Vardon Memorial Golf Title
In Los Angeles on January 5 Sammy Snead won the Harry Vardon Memorial trophy and earned official status as America's top professional golfer. He finished with 520 points, 141 ahead of runner up Paul Runyan, and collected prize money of 19,634.49 dollars, more than twice the second place John Revolta's haul.
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United Press
Los Angeles
West Virginia Hills
Swingbng
Sammy Snead
Harry Vardon
America
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N.Y
John ‘Revolta
Evanston, Til
Giants and Indians Triumph In League Action
The Giants of the Aero Supply Bowling League defeated the Yankees in two games while the Indians earned a forfeit win over the Tigers last evening. Krone posted a 204 average for the Giants, the top spotlight in a night of mixed results.
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TRIBE
Aero Supply
Yankees
Indians
Tigers
Krone
Koestney
Howlett
Jaderstrom
Hazel
Craker Ani
Yankees Baressi
Kinney
Jewell
At Scully
Fralick
McElroy
Crag O
Paulson
Martin
McIntyre
Budge Beats Vines in Key Pro Tennis Stop
Don Budge returned to Philadelphia for the third match of his commercial tour facing Milworth Vines at Convention Hall. Budge, pursuing the play for pay crown, swept Vines in New York and Boston as crowds reached 17,000 at the opener.
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Oscar Fraley
United
Philadelphia
Jan
B—iheshaived
Don Budge
Milworth Vines
Convention Hall
Bridge
America
United States
Canada
Budge
Pasadena
New York
Madison Square Garden
Vines
Boston
Pittsmen to Platy Grads in Parochial Hoops Clash
The Shamrocks seek a strong finish as they face the Alumni in a parochial basketball game tomorrow evening. A Sauvees versus Jayvees prelim is set for 7:01 p.m. with the varsity at 4:40. Scores show Brown 50 and Georgetown 27.
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Aye Pies
Emwards
Wilntel Ohhe Paroch
al Gehgol
Shamrocks
Sauvees
Jayvees Us
Two Contests In City Cage Loop
The Franz Furniture five faces the Copry Jamestown quintet in the opening game of tonight's league program. Four matches Tuesday night determine first bracket standings as two teams push for top place while others seek to improve for the championship run.
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Franz Furniture
Copry Jamestown
Acros
Covey Merchants
AML
Fran Lésan
Witbs
Ami
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Daddio
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Jimmy Clark
Jamestown
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Pauley
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