Five unbeaten schoolboy teams pace Pennsylvania hoops
Five unbeaten quintets pace the current schoolboy basketball campaign in Pennsylvania led by Farrell and Coatesville. Farrell has 11 straight wins and Coatesville 9. Coal Township Johnstown and Hazleton also pace districts with key matchups upcoming as the season progresses.
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Beavers Return to Face Warren Dragons in Junior High
Corry Beavers, after a narrow Section II League loss at CW Gfty, prepare for a Friday home clash with Warren Dragons under Coach Fred Schwan. Meadville visits Titusville as section play opens with hopes of a win, while state box trapping rabbits program advances despite winter conditions. The season totals hint at similar outputs to last year as muskrat hunting ends with rising efforts to recruit for near-term seasons.
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Football Rules Group Begins Annual Session
The NCAA football rules committee opened its annual conference in St. Petersburg with little expectation of major changes to current regulations. Chair Fritz Grisler of Michigan lauded the rules set, while an advisory coaches group proposed tweaks like limiting the sucker shift and altering line positions. Notre Dame and others weighed in on potential effects, with talks also touching on quarterback eligibility for forward passes and restoring the fair catch signal.
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Beaver Club Officers Named at Reorganization Meeting
At a reorganization meeting of the Beaver Club officers were elected for the year. Joe Barresi is president L C Bun Nichols is vice president and Dr T S Kelsey is secretary and treasurer Tickets for the banquet honoring Corry High football will go on sale next Tuesday priced at 2 50 per person Mothers of players will handle meal preparation Bernard Moose Krause Notre Dame athletic director will be featured speaker and plans to show film of 1952 Notre Dame games are included Other program details are being finalized for publication later.
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Senior High Cage Loop Opens With Varsity Wins
Senior High Inter-Class Basketball League opened Saturday with the Seniors beating the Juniors 38 to 28. Fodie McLedy scored 20 for the Seniors while Dirk Staples led the Juniors with 10. The Sophomore Aves defeated the Sophomore Pumpers 92 to 23 as Jim Burkhart led scorers with 12 and Beather John added 18 for the Aves.
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New York Boxing Board ends long boxing feud
The NBA and New York boxing officials announced cooperation to set up a tournament linking American and European champs. Plans include matchups among Turpi Humex Olson and Mayer, with final action contingent on negotiations. A committee led by George Barton and Abe Greche seeks final details to avoid delays.
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Tucker May Rejoin Duquesne Cage Team
Duquesne University considers readmitting guard Jim Tucker to the Dukes basketball squad after a suspension last June for violating dormitory rules. The decision comes as Tucker, a sophomore, seeks reinstatement and an opportunity to contribute to the 1930s program.
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Bowling league standings and results with signings
The Andrews team leads in the city league with forfeit wins over Forming and Plating posting strong scores. Senior teams Industrial and Assembly show mixed results as Truckers and Machining push toward top positions. Cincinnati Reds sign two Pennsylvania pitchers Coy Gearhart and Andy Grabigh for organization and send them to Edison City in the Kitty League.
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Hockey Scores From Night of Big Wins
New York blanked Monteval seven to nil while Detroit edged Toronto two to one and Chiledge beat Boston four to two. Buffalo and Cleveland both won two to one, Providence took four to one over Syracuse, and St. Louis defeated Pittsburgh two to zero. Greentree State's Straight Face is a noted line, named for his mare Ex pression, daughter of Never Change.
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Sportsmen's Meet Scheduled Wednesday at West Spring Creek Hall
The Spring Creek Sportsmess Club holds its monthly meeting Wednesday at 8 pm in the West Spring Creek Town Hall. Attendees will hear regalsa business, view pictures, and enjoy a fish lunch. Memberships are urged for those overdue, with tickets available. In district two, PIAA leaders sail on as Catholic teams clash. Scranton Prep leads Class A with 7-0, St Rose 6-1, Central Catholic 7-3, Harrisburg Catholic 9-1. St Michaels 10-0 tops Class B.
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Local boxing finals set for Golden Graves tourney at Gannon
Leon Cole and Kevin Sherwood advance to finals of the Golden Graves boxing tourney. Heavyweight Euindracik and 118-pound Leon Cale also reach finals with semi final wins. Sherwood has a bye. final card premieres Saturday at Gannon Auditorium alongside an era radio telecast. NBA scores update include Boston 181 Baltimore ?
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