Beavers Face Schedule Debate As Plans For Stronger Varsity Schedule Stir
Corry Hilgit athletic heads weigh bolstering the net by shifting Beavers to include three or four Class A clubs and a state specialty attraction. Rumors in One Journal spark debate on delaying or advancing the plan as basketball strategy evolves with zone defense and new plays. Also notes Pennsylvania deer and small game harvests, hunting accidents, winter sport gloom, and local basketball scores including Windows 32 with Duquesne and Buffalo Teachers.
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Vey
Corry Hilgit
Beavers
Pang
Palong
Tournal
Wits
Corry
Union
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Csp Terfump
Corry Junior High Dominates Youngsville 31 to 6
Corry Junior High’s Blue Jays crushed Youngsville 31 to 6 on the Jayvee court. Early surge built 18 to 2 lead, reserves widened the gap to 25 to 2 by halftime. Individual scoring listed for Corry and Youngsville with Referee Gulick.
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Corry Junior High
Youngsville
Corry
Bo Fe
Varassa
Borkoski
Oom
Woods Tyoret
Gentile
Heaven
York
Hage
Gulick
Corry A C Edges Titusville In Double Overtime Thriller
First Avenue A C defeats Titusville 27 to 26 after two extra periods on St Edward's court. Hand and Averiti led invaders with 23 points, Frang and Gorty added 10 for Corry, as Western Aces beat Hor nota 18 to 6 in preliminary.
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First Avenue
Tds
Washington
Titusville
St. Edward's Court
Queen City
Averiti
Bajorle
Invaders
Innvaders
George Frang
Jed Gorty
Western Aces
Hornota
First Avenue A. C
Frans
Vitusville W. L
Dacobson
Averill
Pringle
Boforth
Bovney
Chiriouzio
Perry Is Again Winner as Pro in Cleveland Match
Frederick Perry of England defeated Ellsworth Vines world pro champion in two sets to one, sealing his second consecutive pro win here. A crowd of about 2,800 paid 4519.60 dollars, reacting with disappointment at Vines’s form and the change to two-out-of-three sets instead of three out of five.
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Ay Wiisted Prees
Cleveland
Frederick Perry
England
Ellsworth Vines
Vines
Usval
Title Fight May Be Cancelled By Boycott
The Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League announced a boycott of the Braddock Schmeling title fight set for June at Madison Square Garden. If canceled, Joe Louis of Detroit would likely face James J Braddock for the title in New York on June 3, replacing Schmeling. Mortimer B. Zwerick, the group’s publicity director, said the boycott was approved by the executive committee on December 29.
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New York
Braddock- Schmeling
Jon Louis
Detroit
James J. Braddock
Madison ‘Square Garden
Long Island
Max Schmeling
Germany
Mandrella
Mortimer B. Zwerick
Feller to Sign Tribe Contract
Bob Feller, a schoolboy pitching sensation, headed to Cleveland to negotiate for Indians services at about 20000 a year, willing to accept as low as 5000 for the 1937 season. His father W H Feller accompanied him to bargain with President Alva Bradley and Cyril Stapnicka.
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United Press
van Meter
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Indians
Feller
W.H. Feller
Fellers
Alva Bradley
Cyril Stapnicka
Carnegie Foundation declines to reopen college athletics probe
New York January 9 The Carnegie Foundation rejected a proposal from the National Association of State Universities to reopen an investigation into college athletics. Dr Howard J Savage author of the 1981 foundation report on football subsidizing announced the refusal amid Executive Easton discussions at a November convention.
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New York
Carnegie Foundation
National Association of State
Howard J. Savage
Iedbers
Executive Easton
Prives
Joy Shoots 68 in Los Angeles Open round
Harry Cooper of Chicago and Al Baker of Los Angeles drew in the opening Los Angeles Open with 68. Tony Joy, a pro from Comy, finished the round at 98-40-8. Dick Shoemaker of Titusville posted rounds of 42 5-77.
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Harry Cooper
Chicago
Nna
al Baker
Los Angeles
Byo
Pal
Tony Joy
Comy Pro
Dick Shoemaker
Titusville
Ambers Draw With Venturi At Madison Square Garden
Tou Ambers of Herkimer and Enrico Venturi of Italy fought ten hard rounds in New York. A disputed decision left Ambers with a draw after a blocked tally split by the referee and judges, ending Ambers streak since winning the Lightweight title from Tony Canzoneri.
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United Press
New York
Tou Amibers
Herkimer
Tony Canzoneri
Madison Square Garden
Ambers
Enrico Venturi
Italy
Venturi
Cub
Artie MicGovern
Charles Lynch
Rmbers
Loeb
Eddie Cool
Jimmy Mcbarning
K.O
WVU Bars Students From Extracurriculars Over Credit Rule
Morgantown WV January 9. West Virginia University announced a new rule banning students who have not earned at least nine semester hours of credit and three honor points in any given semester from all extracurricular activities. This policy affects varsity and club participants across campus.
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Ay Wren
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Hunters Urged to Aid in Care of Penns Game
Harrisburg authorities urge sportsmen to build feeding shelters for wildlife before heavy snows. Game Commission officials warn of risk to small game, citing 50 000 cottontail rabbits released earlier. They call on hunters, income groups, and households to provide refuge and scraps to sustain wildlife through winter.
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Jay
Pennsylvanists Game Commission
Commission
Seth Gordon
Gordon
Ald
Major Biddle
Biddle
Game Commission
E'ddle
Commonwealth
Snortsgen
Cove
Ding Station
Bank Statement for National Bank of Corry 1986 End Year Report
The National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania publishes its December 31 1986 statement. It lists assets including loans and discounts 418782.84 and government obligations 1182451.41, with total assets 7954810.38. Liabilities show deposits of 1703651.28 and other liabilities 100, plus a capital account totaling 250658.10. Pledged assets against liabilities amount to 73000.00 with notes confirming the attestations by cashier Dana Depew and notary Jean Field in 1936.
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National Bank of Corry
Corry
Pennsylvania
United States
Suny
Federal Reserve Bank
Batata
Bre
Dan A. Depewieaclarne
Dana
Depew
Jean Field
Ay Commission
Peak league average hits 190 over 46 games in city league
Patrolman Ries visited Bilse this morning on business. Ray Burr of Corry Jamestown Pine Iier leads the City League with an average of 190 after 46 games, followed by Charles Keefer and Harold Cragg tied at 187. The list details numerous players from Citizens Bank Aero Supply Keister's Cohen Coals and other teams with varying averages and counts.
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Corry-Jamestown Pine Iier
Burr
Charles Keefee
Harold Cragg
Ave
Coeeseseysy
Keefer
Citizens Bank
Gragg
Aero Supply
McLean, Keister’s
Graker
Anderson
Aero A.A
H, Krone
Group
Dunlap, Co
Shannoh
Keister's
Greene
J Krone
Baressi
Aero A. A
Bioss
Maloney
Kincaid
T [Maloney
Cohen C
Pappas
Thlnger
Cohen Coals
French
Baker
Garlson
C-I
Peake
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