Titusville Cagers Trounce Beaver Court Machine 34 to 27
The report covers local basketball results and notes on football and other sports. It mentions Titusville beating Beaver with a 34 to 27 score and outlines upcoming schedules, including high school and college football plans, Class B and A tournaments, and coaching updates at Minnesota and Holy Cross. It notes statewide athletic news and hunter reporting deadlines.
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Titusville Cagers
Beaver Court Machine
Corry Warriors stumble as Titusville tops them in tight battle
Corry High School basketball team failed to match their prior night’s form, losing 14-27 at Titusville. Titusville led 9-8 after one quarter and built a steady margin, with Zahner and Anderson scoring, while Corry endured poor shooting led by a scoreless McKinney. George Fox led Corry with nine points, but the Beavers could not sustain offense as Titusville controlled the second half.
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Titusville
Zahner
Panas Pace Rockets
Fox
Corry
Youngsville
Rockets
2Anas
Defcat
Beavers
Ghetch
McKinney
Pringle
Anderson
Carnoall
Love
Panos
Zuhner
Merle Ottaway
George Fox
St Edward's to Play Sunday at Girard
The St Edward's cagers travel to Girard Sunday afternoon to face Sacred Heart at 4 45. Corry's lineup is uncertain with no full record available. The contest features local rivals and includes listed players from both teams and several surrounding clubs in a regional basketball round of play.
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St. Edward's
Girard
Sacred Heart Dribblers
Baressi
Titusville St. Joseph's
Corry
Darnofall
BOK Orences
McKinney
Bob Jackson
Hand
Dan Feeney
M. Ottaway
Titusville
Anderson
OG Fenton
Bow Lowrie
of Zahner
Roeser
Panes
Icsiee
HL Snyder
Fey
Fo VanMarier
Cosmark
Roundup hints at postwar track tales and baseball notes
New York reports trials at West Point show Glenn Davis fastest sprinter with Max Minor failing to match. Doc Blanchard becomes top shot putter in a week. Army football, 1945 season trends, and Sugar Bowl staffing cited. Historic notes include Ladies Day at Polo Grounds, Amateur Hockey and track coach updates, and former Marquette athletes meeting in Germany prison camp.
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New York
Leo Novak
West
Point
Glenn Davis
Max Minor
Texas
Doc
Blanchstd
Army
Jim Renegar
Horace
Tulane
Polo Grounds
Dave Crowley
United States
England
Amateur Hockey’ Association
Emil von Elling
NYU
Bill Fylse
Miami
Leslie Mac Mitchell
Frank Dixon
Beheve
South Pacific
Bob Shurilla
Harvey Jaranteski
Marquelle U
Germany
McSpaden and Byrd Take LA Open Lead In Round Two
Harold McSpaden from Sanford Maine and Sammy Byrd ex Yankee now pro in Detroit shot 70 to lead the Los Angeles Open after two rounds at the 7000 yard Riviera course. Byron Nelson of Toledo and Sam Snead of Hot Springs, both top contenders, chased as the field narrowed and par was beaten by only these two leaders.
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McSpaden
Byrd
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Harold McSpaden
Sammy Byrd
MecSpaden
Sanford
Maine
New York Yankee
Detroit
Mich
Riveria
Byron
Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Beltin
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Zivic Upsets Arnold In Madison Square Garden Bout
Pittsburgh veteran Fritzie Zivic, 153, stunned 18 year old Billy Arnold with an eight round decision in the season opener at Madison Square Garden. Arnold, previously unbeaten, pressed the action and bloodied Zivic in the seventh, but the veteran’s counterpunching and experience earned the win before 16,923 as promoters discuss a February rematch.
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Associated Press
New York
Billy Arnold
Boxine
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Zivic
Philadelphia
Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Tross
Marty Monro
Arthur Donegan
Zivie
Arnold
Jack
Gordon
Zivic ii
Arold
Kinley Lassies Hold Lead in Fourth Loop Bowling
Kinley Lassies extended their two game lead in the Fourth Ladies League trailing teams Gift Shop Waterhouse. Zuckernus topped Lanston's in two games as All-Way Electric led standings with 1337 pins to Gift Shop 978. Marion Davis and Gertrude Crowell led scoring for winners while Kate Thompson and Lois Hush paced Decorators and losers respectively.
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Kinley Tyeursnce Lassies
Kegleveries
Zuckernus
Lanston
Riley
Marion Davis
All-Way Electrics
Waterhowse
Garage
Gertrude Crowell
Jud
Mabel Kingshut
Zuckerman
Kate Thompson
Lois Hush
Major Baseball Agreement Outline Presented for Approval
A secret draft of a major league agreement, not naming any individual, was shown at a Chicago meeting of a 10 member committee representing both leagues. It will be offered to big league club owners for approval at a February 3 meeting in New York, with further review planned for the same date.
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J Assnemil Pres
Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
New York
Teamsuribijy
Twa Teuytics
Boxing Roundup with Fritaie Zivic and Detroired Combats
New York fighter Fritaie Zivic aged 153 from Pillsbur eh binpotited Billy Arnold 4 from Philadelphia and Bobby Smith 128 from Philadelphia in a bout with Pat Dem es 180 from Brookton Mass. In Detroit Sunjisoh Powell 163 fought Kid Tugier 158 from Havanan Cuba and Jimny O Bren 16 from New York.
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New York
Fritaie Zivic
Billy Arnold
Philadelphia
Bobby Smith
Pat Demes
Brotkton
Mass
Drew
Detroit
Sunjisoh Powell
Kid Tugier
Local scholastic scores list team results and points
Scholastic scores show Titusruese, Farréll, New Caatly, Sharon, New Brighton, Bradford, Warren, Greenville, Hickory, Strethport, Ndrect, Sharpsville, Grave City, Oil City, Rocky Grove with varied points from 1 to 44. Oil City 29 and Rocky Grove also reported among others.
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Titusruese
Vorry
Farréll
New Caatly
Sharon
New Brighton
Bradford
Warren
Greenville
Hickory
Strethport
Ndrect
Sharpsville
Grave City
Oil City
Rocky Grove
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Jack Pinson
Corry High
Meadville
Erie East
Orange and Black Eleven
Youngaville
Pennsylvania Thierscholastic Athletic Association
Corry and
Millereeke
Edmund ‘Wicht
Servet May
Tust
Bernie Bierman
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Feld
Gophers
Pitdivon
Beirman
Berrman
Bierman
Freddie Pusch
Union City High
Iceland
Montegue Farm
Kimball Hill
Union City
Pennsylvania
Game Commission
Muhlenbere College
Micket
Alvin P. Julian
Sitle
Holy Cross
Mules
Tle
New York Giants
Baltimore Stadium
Wille Joyce
Williams
Juan Zurita
Frankie Frisch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Danayerd
Ghd
San Francisco
Jaskie Ryan
Leroy Wade
Billy Gilbert
St. Louis
Lloyd Michigan
Sacred Heart Court
Long Island
Rider
Bainbridge Navy
Curtis Bay Coast
Guard
Valparaiso
Tad
Wyoming
Michigan
Indiana
Arkansas
Baylor
Southern California
UCLA
Worcester
Pat Foley
Roveo Progano
Stamford
Conn
Ernie Dundee
Brookton
Johnny Mara
Gatbridge
Eays Trader
Wilmington
Del
Joey Puig
Frankie Paramore
Chester
Bred Burge
Jacksonsville
Pla
New Yorker
Rhode Island
Ernie Calverly
Millrose
Thomas F. Keane
Syracuse U. Costly
Philadelphia Inquirer
Lawson Robertson
Blondie
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Chick Young
Alin
Mama
Lucy Ann
Sthatlan
Tanige
Foi We Electric Appliances
Trading Post
Consult
Rai Nowsrapow
Kinley Lassies
All-Way Electric
Zuckermans
Scholastic
Carl
Powell Motor Co
Ry Wan Dre
Calif
Nivel Sunkist
SUN Maid
Dupont
Deepwater, New Jersey
du Pont
U. S. Employment Service
West Main Street
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