Beavers and Pleasers Clash in Local Sport Notes
Local sport notes cover Beavers and Pleasers with last night’s crowd energy at the high school contest. Mentions include Penn State coach Dick Harlow possibly taking athletic director role, scoring rule debates, and upcoming boxing plans in Oil City with local fighters.
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Penn State
Dick Harlow
Howard
Hugo Bendék
Oil City
Jimmy Clark
Gemestown
al Quaill
Pittsfing
Quaill
Ard Hefren
Beavers Rally for Big Final Quarter Victory
Corry High School Beavers defeated West Millcreek 33 to 15 as Red Taylor and Bob Gulick sparked a game turning surge in the final period. Taylor scored 10 and Gulick 12 as Corry won their ninth straight, while Burton Hammond anchored defense and the Creekers boasted Bolte as a standout.
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Son Jourdet
University of Pennsylvania
Lamal Dnal
Penn
Hin High School
North Center Street
Bob Williams
Corry High School
West Millcreek
Corry
Bob Gullek
Tyins
Beavers
Red Taylor
Gulick
Taylor
Sixield
Gus Anderson
Erlen Detch
Pirie Prep
Union City
DeMolay
Creekers
Guile
Burton Hammond
Lall
Millcreek
Bolte
Invaders
Bylermen
Tidhgate
Zivic Named No 1 Welter Contender
Official recognition by the state athletic commission lists Fritive Zivic of Pittsburgh as the outstanding welterweight contender for the world title against Barney Rosa. Eddie McCloskey, commission chair, stated the other two members Rainey of Philadelphia and McClelland of Pittsburgh disagreed on the top claimant for the world wrestling championship, with Detton favored by Detton and Dugek named by McCloskey.
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Zivic
United Press
Harrisburg
Fritivle Zivic
Pittsburgh
Barney Rosa
Eddie McCloskey
State Athletic Commission
McCloskey
Joseph H. Rainey
Philadelphia
William D. McClelland
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
Ernie Dugek
Omaha
Perry Upsets Wines in Pro Circuit Debut at Madison Square Garden
Frederick John Perry of England begins his professional tennis career with a record crowd at Madison Square Garden, defeating California’s Ellsworth Vines 7-3 3-5 6-3 4-1 in a landmark pro debut. The match set American tennis gate and payout records, signaling a new era for pro tennis in the United States.
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United Press
New York
Frederick John Perry
England
Perry
Capital
California
Ellsworth Vines
Madison Square Garden
Gog
Egurea
Dunnidge
Fay
Ems
Raeke
Walters
Corry
Avenue
Rhodes
Ten Butterkrust
In & Collins
St. Edward's
Warren
Bracken
First Ave
Bursh
Pranz
Fageratrom
Hand
Bonsgata Carroll
Malone
Lawton Hixson
Walsh
Timmis Low
Franz
Stinekemp
Chixtenzio Kasper
Aymong
Antler League Gustafson
Thoras Motors Hoenes
H. Jewell
G. Stafford
Carroll's Beauty Shop P. Waite
Hnatyszyn
Baressi
Lindquist
Willi Kosmoski
W. Hammond
Gohen
P. Reynolds
Guenther Richardson
Spiesman
Baz
Local Irish Falter To Titusville Five 31 29
St Edward's High five trailed after a tight start and fell 31 to 29 to St Joseph's of Titusville on their home floor. Mead led St Ed's with a field goal and two fouls for 5 points, Reagan added six baskets and a foul, while Costello coached the visitors who rallied in the third and won in a final frantic stretch. St Howard's visits Brie for a Cathedral Prep clash Monday night.
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New England
St. Edward’s High
St. Joseph's High
Titusville
Olill
Titusville Penn Drakes
St. Joseph's
Ealers
Joomip
St. Howard's
Brie
Cathedral Prap
Pitt and Tech Quintets Claim Eastern Conf Wins
University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Tech basketball teams won in eastern intercollegiate conference games. Pitt defeated Temple 32 to 28 in a rough, high pressure game while Carnegie Tech used a tight zone defense to beat Georgetown 25 to 17.
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Jan
University of Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Pitt
Temple
Tech
Georgetown
Panthers to be greeted today by Pitt students
Pittsburg June 11 The Fordham Panthers victorious in the Rose Bowl will be greeted upon return today by the entire Pitt student body officials and Mayor Sewilly A giant parade from the Pitt campus to the Pennsylvania railroad station will be led by the Pitt band more than 100 musicians At least 1500 students planned to participate in the rally
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Wnitearene
Pittsburgh
Fittshirgh Panthera
Washington University
Pit
Cornelius BD. Sewily
Pitt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hirschberg Named Dartmouth Coach After Pitt Leader Resigns
Hanover N H January appointment of H Hirschberg 1951 captain of the University of Pittsburgh football team as end coach at Dartmouth College was announced by the athletic council today. Hirschberg succeeds Joseph Donchess, whom he played for when Donchess was on Pitt coaching staff. Donchess resigned to pursue a medical career.
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Hanover
N. H. Jan
H. Hirschberg
University of Pittsburgh
Coe
Dartmouth College
Athletic Council
Herschberg
Joseph Danchess
Donchess
Pitt
Cage Results Show Wide Range Of Scores Across Teams
Penn 441 beat Penn State 23 while Army 46 defeated Lehigh 15. Pitt 22 edged Temple 28 and Gettysburg 26 over Navy 24. Dartmouth 48 topped Brown 38, Carnegie Tech 25 beat Georgetown 17, Santa Clara 29 over College of Pacific 28, and Marquette 23 lost to Chicago 15.
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Penn
Penn State
Pitt
Temple
Gettysburg
Navy
Dartmouth
Brown
Army
Lehigh
Carnegie Tech
Georgetown
Santa Clara
College of Pacific
Warren Wins Third League Game 38 28
Warren HyVis Oils defeated Detroit Lagers 38 to 28 in a Midwest Conference game. Holland and Dubilier led with nine points each as Warren moved into sole possession of first place.
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Warren
Warren HyVis Oils
Detroit Lagers
Foint
Holland
Dubilier
Detruil
Blue Jays Beat W. Millcreek to Stay Unbeaten
Zorry Junior Highs slim win over West Millcreek Janley High 40 16 keeps Blue Jays undefeated in fifth straight victory coached by Wilfred Pomeroy Arnold and Reynolds combining for 18 points. Junior High hosts Youngsville tomorrow. two grade teams meet in the 7 16 prelim.
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Arnold
Reynolds
Zorry Junior High School
West Millcreen
Janley High
Blue Jays
Wilfred Pomeroy
Jayveen
Youngsville Junior High
Corry Junior High School
WO Reynolds
CSP
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Perry Wine
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