RIDGWAY'S SPIRIT SHAPES LOCAL BASKETBALL PLANS
Local coach HIDGWAY eyes stronger team to face independent clubs like Ridgway Oil City and Mead in the City League. An All City squad plus a few additions could form a classy Corry cage club ready for top district rivals. Also notes on Sparta versus Piremen’s football, cross country ski meet entries, and Don Budge Ellsworth Vines exhibition in Pittsburgh.
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Ellsworth Vines
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Corry Scholastic Cagers Meet Waterford In Local Showdown
Corry High hosts Waterford High in a city scholastic basketball doubleheader with Beavers seeking revenge after a narrow 85 84 loss earlier this week. Waterford features veterans Baytholme Hovis Cross and Pett with coach Russ Byler. Beavers aim to rebound as reserves clash Room 6 before the 8 30 p m varsity tilt.
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Pett
Russ Byler
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Room 6
St. Edward's High Five
Paraue
Beutvors
Arthur Pitle
St. Edward's Juyrees Ment Lis Grads
James City Five Tops Representing a Sign of Small Crowds
James City Five, a small-town basketball club that has defeated Warren Sheffield St Marys Catholic King and others, prepares for a big game at Kane tonight. The team shows small-school grit, proving that the hardwood offers a path to compete with larger schools despite limited support. Seth Gordon urged Pennsylvania hunters to submit 1935 game-kill reports immediately, warning a $2 penalty for late reports. Hale notes about 600,000 hunters have started tabulations. reports may be mailed on plain paper with the 1939 Hunter's Weedie number.
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Seth Gordon
State Game Commission
Pennsylvania
Hale
Aleady
Gordon
DIZZY EXPECTS TO RETURN TO REGULAR TURN IN 1940
United Press reports Dizzy Dean, recovering from a shoulder injury, is in line for his regular pitching duties with the Chicago Cubs. He aims to win 20 to 25 games next season and signed a $20,000 contract after doctors said his right shoulder is healing with six weeks more rest. Dean exudes confidence, saying he will pitch for nothing in 1940 if needed.
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Ole Dix
Dean
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Reds Back Erieball Club By Reds Farm System
Cincinnati Reds farm system announced the acquisition of the Erie club from the Middle Atlantic League. Warren Giles, the Reds GM, stated control of the Erie team is assigned to Leo Miller, who also presides over the Indianapolis club in the American Association, recently aligned with the Reds. Basketball scores follow with Duquesne etc.
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Erie
Cincinnati Reds
Warren Giles
Leo Miller
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Indianapolis
Reda
Merchants Rout Aero 86–24 in City Basketball League
Merchants explode for 86 pointsledo, corry jamestown tie for first in the City League after topping Aero Five 86 to 24. Sonny Daye leads with 28, Red Taylor 17, Bud Gumbleton 15 as the Aeros struggle with four in the final minutes. Paul Stroup tops Corry Jamestown with 11, while Franz and Pitch each have six for the losers. The game stayed tied 8–8 at halftime before the Merchants pull away.
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Red Taylor
Bud Gumbleton
Aeros
Paul Stroup
George Franz
Carl
C-Js
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Corry Jamestown
Two Teams Score Clean Sweeps In League Matches
The Pressers and Emngineers of Sonnys Jamestown Bowling League each scored clean sweeps last evening. The Pressers defeated Finishing bowlers three games to zero while the Engineers swept Casing department reps three games to zero. Bill Dunlap posted the high average.
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Sonnys Jamestown
Engineers
Bill Dunlap
TCU and Tennessee Named United States Co-Champs
Named co champions, Texas Christian University and Tennessee, were declared U S co champions today by Paul B Williamson of the Williamson Tootbell ruling and prediction system in New Orleans.
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Texas Christian University
Tennessee
United States
Paul B. Williamson
Billy Conn Gets Big Night Debut at Madison Square Garden
Billy Conn of Pittsburgh takes on Freddie Apostoli of San Francisco in a non title bout at Madison Square Garden. Conn, 21, hopes the win catapults him toward a light heavyweight title shot and eventually a bout with Joe Louis. Predictions favor Apostoli, but Conn’s rising profile and muscular growth could alter the outcome.
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United Press
New York
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Freddie Apostoli
San Francisco
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New York State Athletic Commission
Metropolitan Opera House
Gene Tunney
Lille
Joe Louis
Conch
Lady Bowlers Hear Talk On Inter City Match
City ladies bowling group invited to attend an inter city match and discussion led by Ere Jay bowlers. Recreation Hall at 7 o clock Sunday evening features Corry Ladies League five high bowlers in a special event with Eyeam bookerman explaining rules and regulations.
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Corry
Aookerman
Eyeam
Bawery
Vines Beats Budge In Exhibition Match In Philadelphia
Vines defeats Budge 6-8 6-8 8-4 before about 7,000 fans at Convention Hall in Philadelphia. The win marks Vines first over Budge on the current professional tour, challenging Budge as he pursues a grand slam dream. Budge had won in New York and Boston the previous nights.
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Allsworth Vines
Don Budge
Convention Hall
Budge
New York
Boston
Simon Pyres
Vines
Broadcast Fight At Madison Square Garden Tonight
Yonight’s boxing card features Billy Conn of Pittsburgh and Fred Apos toli and will be broadcast at 10 o clock tonight over station WJZ from Madison Square Garden in New York.
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Pittsburgh
Fred Apostoli
Madison Square Garden
New York
WJZ
Raleigh VanTassel Elected President of Corry Rod and Gun Club
Raleigh VanTassel was elected president of the Corry Rod and Gun Club at a meeting that sidelined Marrs Chapin. Other officers named include George Patterson as vice president, Fred Ross as secretary treasurer, Robert Patterson as a trustee, and Lloyd Meerdink as another trustee. Plans call for a year of active sports programs, an expanded stocking drive, and improvements to the skeet field south of the city, with a goal of adding 100 new members in six weeks.
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Raleigh VanTassel
Corry Rod and Gun Ub
Marrs Chapin
Ks Clu
George Patterson
Fred Ross
Robert Patterson
Yange Piflger
Lloyd Meerdink
Geneva adds Marshall and West Virginia Wesleyan to 1989 schedule
Geneva College football announces its 1989 schedule adding Marshall College and West Virginia Wesleyan while West Chester Teachers and Franklin & Marshall drop from the slate.
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Marshall
West Virginia
Beavier Falls
Marshall College
West Virginia Wesleyan
Geneva College
West Chester Teachers
Franklin Marshall
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