Hammond Sparks Beavers In 16 Point Showing
Bill Hammond led the Corey Beavers with 16 points as they beat Wesleyville 26 to 24 in Erie County League action. Hammond scored early and late, with teammates Jackson and Durnofall contributing, while Beavers built an 18-8 first-half lead before Wesleyville rallied.
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Ty's All Stars Top Wattsburg In Opener 34 25
Ty's All Stars opened the independent basketball season in Corry with a 34 to 25 victory over Wattsburg. Gumbleton led Ty's with 14 points as Robinson and Wattsburg's Brumagill traded early play while Carter and Avere contributed in a balanced scoring effort. Next Tuesday Ty's travels to Sheffield Big Five.
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Pirates Ace Sewell demands raise amid 1944 season holdout
Baseball reports Sewell, Pirates ace, rejected 1944 cen tansal to push for higher pay after a 21 win season with nine losses. The 35-year-old star cites age and big innings as reasons, while other sports notes cover Dutch Buldon’s rise, Army athletic policy debates, and veterans’ boxing and college athletics news.
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Montgomery Gets Nod Over Peralta
Detroit report states Montgomery defeats Peralta for the lightweight title in a matchup that drew strong interest from fans and commentators. The bout highlighted Montgomery’s durable performance as his opponent Douglas from Phoenix mounted a late challenge.
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Byrd Seis Pace In Los Angeles Open
In Los Angeles, Sammy Byrd led the second round of the $12,500 Los Angeles Open golf championship with a 66. Byron Nelson stood five behind, while Juzvespa den tied for third at 69. Jimmy Hines and Clelland trailed closely as excitement built among 5,500 fans.
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Boxing Looks Forward To Another Busy Year
Boxing in the United States braces for a busy year as promoters plan big showings coast to coast. The article notes the NBA as a key body guiding regulation, ratings, and unified governance, while New York’s Madison Square Garden remains pivotal for star attractions.
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Boston House Stretches Lead To Seven Games In Bowling League
Boston House stretched its lead in the Porth Ladies League to seven games by sweeping Perry’s Beauty Splon in three matches. All-Way Electrics nipped Waterhouse 9–8 as Lanstons moved into a deadlock for second by blanking Zuckermans. Eleanor Thayer led Boston House with high series while Florence Beckwith starred for Perry’s. College scores list Canisius over Wooster 34 44, Illinois 38, Purdue 70.
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Canton Club to Host McKinley Coach February Meeting
Canton Bulldogs affiliates plan a February 8 gathering at Hotel Corry with McKinley coach Bup Reamel as guest speaker. The event seeks athletic community support through a Benver Club membership drive and by law proposals, while officers and governors positions are discussed for future organization.
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One Minute Sports Page Brings Patchwork Roundup
A jumble of sports notes covers boxing plans with Sid Luckman and the New York Hudrows, football chatter on Marine Major Green and college figures, plus bowling feats by Rudy Boecker. The piece blends odds and ends from boxing to aviation and college sports.
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Beau Jack Wins Split Decision In Garden Bout
New York January saw Beau Jack retain the lightweight title in a 15 round split decision over Lulu Costanzo at Madison Square Garden. Referee Richie Josephs scored against Costanzo, while judges Cumingham and Monros favored Jack, as the crowd of forty four thousand eight hundred seventy five voiced approval.
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