Rangy Millcreek cagers rout Beaver quintet 26 9
The Board of Education hires John Tinson as athletic director and coach for local schools starting Monday, bringing vast experience from Follansbee High School and McKeesport. He led McKeesport to strong football and multi-sport results, while bowling, boxing, and track figures shape local sports plans and upcoming competitions.
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RANGY
Millcreek Cagers
Beaver Quintet
Board of Education
John ‘T. ‘Tinson
Tinson
Follawsbee High School
W. Va
Bethany College
Ohio State
Pitt
Columbus
Ohio
McKeesport
Mr. Tinson
Tri-State
Ti Ted Bears
Mission
Wierton and Elkins
Johnstown
Altoona
Erie
New Castle
Greensburg
Clhurton
Uniontown
McKeesworth
Evansville
Ind
Miami
Florida
Trojans hang up fifth victory in county loop
Edwards outplay Sparta in final two quarters but fall one point short as Shreve leads scoring with 12 points. Eds defense limits Sparta to 19 in a nip and tuck showdown.
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Trojans
County Loop
Sparta
Boag
Toots Hyots
Onc
Dan Feeney
Bill Gronostiay
Shreve
Toots Hyats
Shamrocks
Millcreek Trojans dominate Corry Beavers in Erie County league
Gus Anderson led Millcreek with a decisive performance as Corry was held to three first half field goals and only one third quarter foul. Millcreek built an 1-8 lead by halftime and pulled away in the final period, while Billy Hammond and Joe Darnofall produced Corry’s early baskets and Corry’s reserves lost to Millcreek J V 22-18.
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Corry High School
Erie County
Milloyeck
Gus Anderson
Beavers
Creekers
Puinammen
Corry
Trojans
Billy Hammond
Joe Darnofall
Charves
Puindin
Paul Gates
Bowvers
Millcreek
Ewer
Wolf
Trojan
Beaver
TV AM Stars
Connor Machine Co
Ube Corry
Warren County
Joe Baressi
Boa Ld
Paul Smith
Crondalivmen
Bil Averill
Bud Gambleton
Sheffield
Chelienere
Byieher
Averill
Odell Receives Maxwell Club 55 Award in Philadelphia
Bob Odell of the University of Pennsylvania received the Maxwell Club 55 award before about 1400 attendees in Philadelphia. Odell, a naval trainee, wore a uniform and was recognized as the outstanding football player with his home in Sioux City, Iowa.
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Philadelphia
Bob Odell
University of Pennsylvania Foothill
Maxwell Club
Na- How
the Wild
Siiver
Skiers Go To War Alongside Other Star Athletes
National Ski Association notes many former downhill and slalom skiers are serving in WWII. Capt Dallas A Beary Clinger, ex-WSC boxer and skier, credited with 100 combat missions with the Flying Tigers and five decorations. Lt Edward J Gignac, Middlebury ski champion, awarded Silver Star by Gen Mac Arthur. Other skiers cited include Capt Alex Bright of the 1934 Olympic ski team and O C Mitchell, veteran of Stanford and Yale Club, who earned Navy lieutenant’s rating and survived a torpedoed convoy. Additional skiers mentioned include Lieut Robert Macnab Smery who perished in North Africa and a former lightweight wrestling champion awarded the Distinguished Service Cross.
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Frank Eok
New York
National Ski Association of America
Dallas A.beary Clinger
Washington State College
Chins
Claire Chenault
Flying Tigers
Clinger
Randolph Field
Tex
The
Tigers
Bengyand
China
Edward J. (Giggle) Gignac
Middlebury
Douglas MacArthmy
New Guinea
Alex Bright
Cambridge
Mass
Flying Fortress
Lorient
Naal
O. C
Mac) Mitchell
Stamiford
Conn
New York Stock Exchange
Yale Club
Navy
Robert Macnab Smery
Tully
M. T
Post Nowls
Navy and Marine Leaders Endorse Sports in War Time
Navy Secretary Knox and Marine Corps Commandant Vandegrift urge football and athletic programs as vital for bodily conditioning and peacetime strength. They support continued football as essential training, citing high fitness suitability for war duty and plans to advance football in the coming year despite wartime pressures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Knox
Alexander A. Vandesrift
Marine Corps
Roosevelt
Gow
Clib
Anil
Uiut
College
Raiious
Wis
Roundup of college and pro sports notes from wartime era
New York reports a nascent idea for a national college baseball championship modeled after basketball, facing funding and scheduling hurdles. Johnny Rucker plays through pain with a back brace for the Giants, while Denny Shea exits as Dodgers business manager but remains NL treasurer. Philadelphia writers plan wartime sports dinner with Cy Prince as guest. An up-and-coming bowler, EG Johnston, posts a 185 average in Trenton, and Connie Mack Jr is noted for morale amid Army induction themes.
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Buffalo Auditorium
Janary
Buffalo Hockey Club
L Pearl Street
Franklin C. P. T
Uost
Ty's
All Stars
Allegheny College
Brekk Anasti
Erie Gunners
Scranton Club
Anasty
Corry Merchants
Brie
Greg Rice
Ollie Hunter
Erie
Notre Dame
Rice
Jimmy Rafterly
Joe McCluckey
Forest Etay
Clayton Farrar
U. S. Coast Guard
Ted ‘Vogel
Boston
Barney Ross
Babe Ruth
WilliBsarrd
Pooh
New York
A. Amey
Phil Badger
Johnny Rucker
Giants
Denny Shea
Football Dodgers
Philadelphia Sports Writers
Ner
Cy Pricrinn
Iow
EG Johnston
Trenton
N. J
Lovens Mills
Ilinois
Chicago
Raymonds Boast Two-Game Lead In Ladies A League
The Raymonds Jassies hold a two game edge in the Ladies A League as Wilcox Grocers and Page and Ferry also win. Mary Hnatyszyn hits 206 and 179 for the Raymonds, while Angie Bygessi posts high averages and Mildred Hall leads winners with strong games. The Page and Ferry keglerettes end slump to top Steen Gleaners in two games.
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Raymonds
Wilcox
Willi
Page
Ferry
Mary Hnatyszyn
Raymonds Jassies
Hey
Wilves Grocers
Wiig Willi
Wis
Hexall Dodgs
Pei Raymonds
Barry
Steen
Wilcox Grocers
Mace Loneys
Ross Baker
Ferry Keglerettes
Teenoigh
Tao
Angie Bygessi
Mildred Hall
Drugeists
Ges
Ruby Gustnnson
Thelma Lita
All Stars edge Sheffield as trappers top market
In Harrisburg the Stain Game Commission notes about 40 000 Pennsylvania trappers seek better pelts markets amid higher prices driven by armed forces demand and winter trapping. Officials say beavers muskrats and foxes show strongest demand while raccoon pelts lag. Local counties remain mostly open to trapping with dates varying by species and region.
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Harrisburg
Stain Game Commission
Pennsylvania
Commission
Sevh Gordon
Jamiaty
Gordon
Stoke
Minks
Mpl
Wana
Luzbene
Pike
Susquehanns
Wayne
Wyong
Beaver
Cambus
Lanerste
Dauphis
Lawrener
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Ree Sind
Gray Fox
Beyers Coe
Bradior
Butler
Cameron
Qurbon
Columbia
Entre
Clearfield
Jefferson
Lackawavnna
Lycoming
Monzor
Montony
Nowlumberiante Pike
Snyder
Sellen
Susquehanna
Tross
Tulum
Way
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Peoney
Spartansburg
Tillotson
Northrup
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Studd
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al Mage
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A. Connors
Vic Detticurti
Joe Aosta
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Red Hook
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Fuctto Boo
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Vandegrift
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Piet
Mack
Connie, Jr
NAVAL
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Dyle
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Johnny Abbott
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Shey
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