Waterford Five Stuns Corry Beavers In Narrow Upset
Waterford edged Corry 25 to 20 in a low scoring Erie County basketball clash. Phelps and Bartholme led Waterford with 12 points while Hurlburt paced Corry with 6. Beavers misfired on key plays as Waterford grabbed a three point third-quarter lead and held on for the upset on Coach Myers’ court.
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Corry High
Beavers
High Ragers
Waterford
Beaver
Myers’ Courtsters
Orange and Black
Wesleyville
Erie County Basketball League
Phelps Ari Hartholme
Yariners
Hurlburt
Corry
FG OP
Roelofs
Mullick
A Curtis
Paulson
Foci
TeWell
Sullivan
Phelps
Bartholme
Plansky
Egelin
Sturtock
Bm Halmi
May
Gardner
Ridgeway
Heath Fire
DO & Tt
Ap Heferee
Hazen
Waterford Jayvees
Wilford Pomeroy
Ted
Jonas
Téa
Te Loveland
Ai Kundratik
Sutton
A Cragg
Brown
M2 Reynolds
Rourke
A Arnold
McElroy
G Varassa
Te Bartholme
L Hayis
Cross
A O Burns
Beavers Lose to Waterford as Streak Slips in Basketball
Corry's Beavers suffer a 25-20 defeat to Waterford amid questions of team spirit and tactics. The column surveys district scores including Jamestown’s 39-82 win over Strong Vincent in two overtimes, Meadville’s 26-21 for Bullfogs, and other local results. It also notes boxing and bowling chatter, plus golf heiress Mrs. Glenna Collett Vare praising motherhood’s impact on her game.
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Corry
Beavers
Waterford Shoul
Grid
Jamestown
Vincent
Meadville
Bullfogs
Franklin
Oil City
Sharpsville
Albion
Lawrence Park
Westfield
Girard
Béinboro MH
Groverly
Sharon
Farrell
Hickory
Mercer
Greenville
East
North East
Cochranton
Saegertown
Four Unbeaten Teams on New York Net Program
Four 1935 36 basketball winning streaks will be showcased at Madison Square Garden as Kentucky meets New York University and Duquesne of Pittsburgh faces Long Island University. NU Victorious eight times this season aims to extend its mark against Kentucky, while Long Island University seeks to rebound from a 1583 defeat by Duquesne and has since won 18 games.
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Syracuse
Orangemen
Lon Jourdet
Pennsylvanians
Princeton
Harvard
Dartmouth
Cornell
New York Staters
Lew Andreas
New York
Jan
Madison Square Garden
Kentucky
New York University
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Long Island University
Southeastern
Long Island U
Detroit Aids Defeat Warren Hyvis Oils In 33 24 Game
Detroit Aids, leaders in the Mid Western basketball conference, topped Warren HyVis Oils 33 to 24 in Warrington. The visitors led early, held a 16 to 10 halftime edge, Oils rallied in the third quarter to close to three, but Aids pulled away in the final period to seal the win.
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Warrin
Verrort Hed Aids
Warren HyVis Oils
Invaders
Oils
Aids
Rangers Fall As Red Wings Net Two Points
The Detroit Red Wings earned two points in a 4 3 victory over the New York Rangers in the American Division contest. The Wings secured two goals from three point players, showcasing strong team offense and defense through the game.
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Rangers
Detroit Red Wings
182 Entered in Pacific Open
Los Angeles opening day of the 11th Los Angeles Open has $5,000 prize money. Six courses host the 36 hole qualifying round with 86 and top players advancing to match play. Notables include Sam Parks Jr, Vic Ghezzi, Horton Smith, Henry Picard, Paul Runyan and Harry Cooper.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Sam Parks Jr
Vic Ghezzi
Horton Smith
Henry Picard
Paul Runyan
Harry Cooper
MacDonald Smith
Postpone Schedule Heavyweight Boot Cancelled in New York
New York January 8 The planned meeting between heavyweight hopefuls tied to Jack Dempsey and Jack Kearns was canceled after Hank Bath of Colorado and Kearns were denied licenses to operate in New York. The boxing commission offered no explanation, promising comment when more information arrives from California.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Hank Bath
Colorado
Kearns
New York State
Boxing Commission
California
Clark Will Fight On Jamestown Program
Buffalo and Jamestown boxing teams clash in Jamestown on Friday night opening a three card series at the Washington street auditorium Lou Lodestro of Buffalo faces Jimmy Clark of Jamestown to top the program. In West Palm Beach Spiegel stops Avera and another Spiegel decisioned Mike.
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Bob Franz
Corry
Sammy Brendis
Warren
Bob
Brendis
George Franz
Sammy
George
Jamestown
Tamslown
Buffalo
Washington Street
Tve
Buffalo Scrappers
Lou Lodestro
Jimmy Clark
West Palm Beach
Fra
Joey Spiegel
Pittsburgh
Pete Ey Mike
Southampton
Tommy Spiegel
Billy Avera
West Palm Bedch
NATIONS LEADING TENNIS STARS AT PCH JAN 17
The first women professional tennis players since Suzanne Lenglen will appear at Duquesne Garden in Pittsburgh January 17. The program features Mrs Ethel Burkhart Arnold of San Francisco and Jane Sharp of Pasadena with Bill Tilden and Bruce Barnes, with singles matches and a mixed doubles.
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United Press
Fittsburge
Suzanne Lenglen
France
Duquesne Garden
Ethel Burkhart Arnold
San Francisco
Jane Sharp
Pasadena
Bill ‘Tilden
Bruce Barnes
Tilden
Barnes
Arnold
Miss Sharp
Tennis Star Is Niceboy but No Boxer Dempsey
Henry Super reports on Lester Rollo Stoefen, the 24 year old professional tennis star who plans to switch to boxing as a potential white hope for Joe Louis. Stoefen, tall at six feet four and about 180 pounds, believes he can gain mass and power with conditioning in the woods and has trained in California, asserting he could be good enough with his fists to pursue a prize ring career. Dempsey dismisses the idea yet Stoefen remains determined to prove he belongs in the ring.
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Henry Super
United Press
New York
Jan
Jack Dempsey
Lester Rollo Stoefen
Joe Louis
Stoffen
Dempsey
Lester
Stoeten
Jacks
California
Titans win at Westminster over Glenville 53 to 28
Westminster College Titans defeated Glenville 53 to 28 in Wilming ton Pa last night using 15 players after a 22 to 4 start. Wen Bennett led with 10 points as the lead grew to 32 to 5 at halftime. A classified ad will rent that state of ranks, adv.
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Titans
United Press
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Glenville
Wen Bennett
Stoneham Be Giants Head New York
Horace Stoneham, 82, likely acting president of the New York Giants until April after the death of Charley A. Stoneham. Directors to meet, then stockholders may name him permanent president. Manager Bill Terry could become vice president with broad control of baseball operations.
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Giants
Terry
United Press
NEW York
Horate Stoneham
New York Giant Baseball Club
Charley A. Stoneham
Hot Springs
Aiie
Young Stoneham
Bill Terry
C-18 to Meet Barbers in Gun Loop Tonight
Corry Jamestown meets Lamona’s Barbers in Corry Red and Gun Club League action this evening to start the circuit. Last night’s Ray rounds versus Aeros game was postponed.
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Corry-Jamestown
Corry Red and Gun Club
Lamona
Barbers
Ray
Aeros
Fazio Miller Heads 6 Bout Card At First Avenue
With no major indoor events since Christmas the West Main Street First Avenue venue opens Friday with a six bout amateur card led by Joe Zip of Warren challenging Bill Miller of Meadville. Popeye Coons seeks revenge against Lee Caprone of Sugar Grove in the semi final. Four supporting bouts include Slugger Platt vs Eddy Keenen, Schultz vs Gramosta, Kirin vs Romansky, and Brigham vs Rugar.
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First Avenue Trail
West Main Stret
Spring
Center Streets
Joe Zip
Warren
Ory
Bill Miller
Meadville
Popeye Coons
Lee
Corry
Moose Gramosta
Waren
Vida Kirin
Columbus
Shigger Romansky
Spring Creeks
Ed Brigham
George Rugar
Spartansburg
Omaha Now Bound for England Races
Omaha, who thrilled the world last year with a grand slam in the rich 3 year old stakes, was on the high seas bound for England to campaign next summer against outstanding distance runners. Before dawn he was taken from Aqueduct to the Cunard liner Aquitania. His owner William Woodward, millionaire New York banker, and trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons supervised preparations for the voyage.
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New York
Omaha
England
Omata
Aqueduct Racetrack
William Woodward
Sunny Jim" Fitashamons
Bowling and Basketball Scores Snapshot
Fordham 81 over Upsala College 20. Westminster 53 over Glenville 28. Richmond 71 over Randolph Macon 41. Slippery Rock HM Thiel 37. St. Louis U 28 over Centenary 22. Flavilla 27. Stetson 24.
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Fordham
Upsala College
Westminster
Glenville
Richmond
Randolph Macon
Slippery Rock HM ‘Thiel
St. Louis U
Centenary
Flavilla
Stetson
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St Edward's High School
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Morrison
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T. Crane
Markello
Aw Damcott
J. Wassinte
Skeps
Fardink
Deulnk
HS. Stoneham BE Giants
Waler H. Ellis
N. Center Street
Eieas
Thok Kitlart
Sam
Grisman
Henry Hull
America
Erskine Caldwell
Tobacco Road
Alexander Weleott
Fazio-Miller
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Larson
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