Beavers Hold Practice as Parkers Face Teal Task
The article notes Beavers practicing with Parker and Teal leading drills as Joao Roland Punam faces a tough assignment in whippin h ie Inge and Black clad dribblers. It details a two week idle period, the upcoming Edward's game, and concerns about team confidence, plus county league action and player movements across teams including Corry High, Lawrence Park, and Albion. The piece also mentions Big Ten basketball trends and notable players and coaches across various schools.
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Joao Roland Punam
Theers
Gooch Putnam
Edward's
Ty Teague
Shamrocks
Corry
Alony
Shamrock Cagers Host Beaver Quintet Tonight
St Edward's and Corry High basketball renew parochial league play tonight at 8 15 o clock after the holiday break. St Eds seeks a win on their home court while Beaver passers hope to rebound from a previous loss and maintain pace in the early season standings.
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St. Edward's and
Corry High
Scholol
St. Ed’y Seonds
Bill Snow
Torch Baress
Edwardsmen
Union City
County Baressis
Als
Shymeocks
Hyote
B. Hyots
Tom
Jit Jansen
Beavers
Ronald Rathbun
Dack Taylor
Bob Aver
Frank Brigham
Paul Gates
Two Winners Score Decisive Cage Victories
Opening City Basketball League action featured the Raymonds and Springmakers prevailing in two decisive cage games. Harold Averill led the Raymonds with 27 points as they built a large early lead, while the Springmakers dominated Aero Supply Age 51-17 and outpaced Steel Age 29-23 in the second matchup, with the Starlight quintet rallying late to seal the feature win.
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Starlight
Steel Age
Rays
Averill Nets
Raymonds
Starlight A. C
Springmakers
Cagers
Tulsing
Fyoal
Harold Averill
Claude Weber Atte
Dine
Reid
Darnofall
Nick Carter
Zandy Boys
Steele's
Joe Baressi
Gumbleton
Taylor
Red Taylor
Fin
Jim Lundy
I Ice
Nick Garter
Lundy
Carter
Averitt
Phillins
Cotschell
Hixson
G. K. Jackson
Bachomer
Skinner
J. Baressi
Aero Supply
Hasbrouck
S. Baresi
X. Proctor
F. McElroy
Gieaut
Siroup
F. Darnofail
C. Weber
A. C
Williams
D. Lundy
F B. Weber
C Unterdiner
800 Department Leads By One Game In League Standings
The 800 Department and Wilcox pull ahead by one game as 800 Department wins two from the 650 phi spillers while 400 scam drops, leaving a three-way deadlock with 500 Department and Time Study minevalite maulers. George Koestner posts strong averages with counts of 792, 22H, and 225 for ARNO SUPPLY LEAGUE.
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Aero Shop
Clit
Minevalite Maulers
George Koestner
Cis
Arno Supply League
Plumbers Take Two From Sterling In Bowling Match
In the Antler League Elks lanes match Kinney Spiesman led with a high game and high series as the Plumbers defeated Sterling Milk keglers. Phil Waite posted 171 for standout effort while Spiesman delivered a 485 series and multiple 180s to pace the Plumbers.
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Elks
Kinney Spiesman
Phil Waite
Waite
Jewell
W. Spiesman
Allen
Mitchell
Lu Lu Costantino Eases To Decisive Boxing Win In 10 Rounds
New York’s Lu Lu Costantino, aiming for lightweight or welterweight titles, defeated Whipple Ells Phillips in a 10 round bout at Corvens ion Hall. The show, part of promoter Herman Day Jor’s elimination tourney, drew 3,4 58 tickets and featured spectators including Billy Coon and Tommy Loughran.
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Lu Lu
Costantino
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Lu" Costantino
New York
Whipple Ells Phillips
Corvension Hall
Herman 'Ay Jor
Sammy Augott
Washington
Billy Coon
Pittsburgh
Tommy Loughran
Emporium Suspended from PIAA Contests
Emporium High School must forfeit all games involving ineligible player Albert Streich from last season and is suspended from PIAA contests until November 1943 by the district committee of PLA after ruling.
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Emporium
Ridgway
Albert Streich
Emporium High School
Streich
PLA
Short Cut and Dried Baseball Meet Expected
Chicago officials arrive for emergency meeting with Commissioner Landis to discuss wartime travel limits and a Reid mileage conservation plan for 1983. Major clubs voice concerns over spring training locations and delays, with Boston Red Sox already adjusting plans as others hold off awaiting the outcome of the conference.
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Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
Palmer House
K. M. Landis
ODT
Joseph B. Bastian
Landis
California
Texas
Movida
Basman
Boston Red Sox
Tufts Colleeeynassium
Lavidis
Ster
Evel
White Sox
Gubs
Prejidh Lick
Ind
Chiago
Lgeneral
Jat
Zeller
Postwar sports view on international play and basketball
New York editorials reflect on postwar competition in soccer and basketball. They praise basketball as a local product and note Navy Lt. Morris of the Navy League sending basketball to universities in Wales while aiding a pre- and postwar program. The piece argues sports unite nations and that troops may help popularize the game overseas.
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New York
Jan S
Wilgungional Sporks
U.S
Liews
Egecett Morris
Navy
Ovine
Wales
Morris Ginu
New York Herald
Ots
Tuckey
Don Mead
Ling
Pauline Belz
Rational Stonis
Peggy Welsh
Rellms
Tls
Nooo
WPIAL Cage Season Kicks Off Tonight Amid War Strains
Pittsburgh dispatch notes the start of the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League basketball season amid wartime restrictions. Dated Jan 5, it mentions delayed openings, potential site shifts, and tentative schedules as teams adapt to material shortages and travel curbs while the season unfolds for 158 member schools.
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Assucute x
Pittsburgh
Weston Pusnsylvania
Lerscholastic Athletic League
Seanom
Jol Us
Seelows
Liegel
Sliffs
Formu
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