Beavers Dominate Titusville in Corry High Basketball
Corry High Beavers delivered a decisive victory over Titusville High in a key rivalry night asserting hopes for the season. The piece notes Sheffield and Notre Dame alumni moving into coaching roles while detailing local rifle league scores and upcoming games against Strong Vincent High and Warren Academy amid coverage of regional high school sports.
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Sheffield
Northwestern
Pennsylyan
Wolverines
Bradford
Kane
Warren High
Pheatyind
Beavers Beat Titusville High In Court Clash
Corry High Beavers overwhelm Titusville High 34 to 20 on the junior high court. Dick Paulson leads scoring as De Jeans shines at center and Sharp adds baskets for the visitors who seize early lead and extend in the final period.
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Corry High Beavers
Titusville High
Bradyites
McCullmen
Queen City
Beavers
Couch McCall
Titusville Boys
Paulson
DeJeans
McCallmen
Dick Paulson
Sharp
Titusville
McChimehay
Dick’ Paulson
Corry
Vrtusvinie
Koasaa Tedinger
Cambridge Springs
von Tacky
Cambridge
Merle Israe i
Pringle
Wallace
Tsraétson
Anderson
Terrill
Cleary
Brie
Dibner
Jalan
Rogers
Matthews
Qastlemant
Smith U
Caseys Meet Clymer Keys vs Greenville in Big Local Night
Casey's Keystones face the Flying Dutchmen from Clymer in the opener at St Edward's ball Wednesday at 7 20. The Knights of Columbus square off with the Polley Independents of Greenville, in a double bill sure to draw a large crowd and feature music and dancing after the games.
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St. Edward's Ball
Keystones
Knights of Columbus
Caseys
Clymer
Clymerites
Corry
Knights
Polley
Greenville
St. Anna
Parrell
Grove City
Levinsky Faces Crossroads in Slattery Bout Title
King Levinsky of Chicago's ghetto steps into a 10 round fight with Buffalo's Jimmy Slattery at Chicago Stadium. A win could propel him toward pugilistic fame while a loss limits him to slugging matches and a return to fish peddling.
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Chicago
Buffalo Pride
Dixon Stewart
United Press
Chicago, Inn
King Levinsky
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Levinsky
Earny al Miller
Leo Lomski
Tom Kirby
Tommy Loughran
Miller
Tom
Slattery
Chicago abandons hope for big fight
Chicago Stadium officials, after abandoning plans for the Max Schmeling Young Stribling bout, looked to a Griffitha Sharkey clash as a substitute feature for their 1931 boxing program.
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Chicago
Sthoago
Max Schmeling-Young Bubling
Bushy Griffitha
Jack Sharkey
Bucky Lawless defeats Lichenstein in Rochester boxing show
Auburn light heavyweight Bucky Lawless won a 12 round decision against Meyer Lichenstein of Rochester in Rochester New York. Lawless dominated every round and weighed 160 1 2 pounds for the match held last night.
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Bucky” Lawless
Lichenstein
Rochester
N.Y
Bucky Lawless
Auburn
Meyer Lichenstein
Hare
Lawless
Mach
Two Champs on Chicago Card
Two world champions Bat Battalino and Jack Berg headline the January Chicago boxing program at the stadium. Battalino meets Woldie Shea in the ten round main event while Berg faces Goldie Hess in the ten round semi windup. Shea, a leading title contender after beating Fidel La Barba, seeks a championship shot while Battalino is exempt from title defense for six months. A victory could earn Shea a title test and a shot at Bennie Bass's junior lightweight crown.
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United Press
Chicago
Bat Battalino
Jack
Kid
Fidel la Barby
Cleveland
Battalino
Hin
Bennie Bass
St Titus Triumphs Over Cathedral Prep In Eve Tilt
St Titus High dominated Cathedral Prep of Lake City in the new Strong Vincent High gym, winning 28 to 10 as Erie Jads were outpaced by fast defense and sharp shooting. McDonalderty led the locals with a series of baskets, signaling a strong season start for St Titus.
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Titusville
St. Titus High
Vincent High Gymnasim
Cathedral Prep
Lakes City
Erie Jads
Iacks
Ed Dudley of Delaware Wins at Los Angeles
George Kirskey reports from Los Angeles that Ed Dudley of Wilmington, Delaware, captured the sixth annual Los Angeles Open with a final 68 and a 72 hole total of 268 to win $3,500. Eddie Loos and Al Espinosa, tied for second, each earned $1,812.50. Dudley, once overlooked, surged from midpack after 54 holes to seize victory.
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George Kirskey
United Press
Los Angeles
Bil Dudley
Wilmington
Dei
Brayan
Mexico
Agua Galiante Oper
Tamocrow
Fil Dudley
Dudley
Eddie Loos
al Espinosa
Chicago
Loos
Espinosa
Tommy Armour
Detroit
Frank Walsh
Ted
Diegel
Walsh
Armour
Clymer Dutchmen sweep Warren doubleheader scores
The Clymer Dutchmen defeated Warren and the Yes Service fives in a doubleheader at Clymer. The Reserves beat AGS 39 to 20, while Clymer won 26 to 20 over Yes Service. Lineups list Warren and Clymer players with substitutions and referee Stil.
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Clymer
AG. S
Yes Service
Warren
Pos
Clymer Milvty
Gvist Offerle
Gallup Tygleston
R. Wassink Ritchiege
H Leguirs
Senger
C. Legte
Fields
Ostergard
Lora
N. Neckers
Stil
Boxers in talks for major bouts at Madison Square Garden
Corry reports Tom Heeney of New Zealand preparing to meet Max Baer in a planned 10 round title bout at Madison Square Garden. Ian Lombard and Kinley are also mentioned in discussions for bouts with Paolino Uzudun and Hoylen as promoters seek offers and dates for events in New York.
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Paolino
York
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Max Baer
California
Ian Lombard
Madisone Square
Kinley
Garden
Hoylen
Mexia City
Hellwege
Paolino Uzudun
Ingram Named to Coach Golden Bears
Berkeley calls January 13 announce William A Navy Tugnuin named UC football coach for next two years ending speculation about many mentors. Reported salary around ten thousand dollars per year, though not officially released.
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Ingram
Golden Bears
United Press Berkeley
William A
Navy
Tugnuin
University of California
Bears
Annapolis
Allegheny Faces Two Fast Cage Rivals This Week
Meadville, Jan 18 Two top basketball rivals visit Allegheny College this week as Grove City comes Friday to test the locals at home and Westminster follows Saturday in New Wilmington. Allegheny recently swept West Virginia teams on a three night road run, boosting hopes for strong performances against the Titans and the Westminster squad.
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Grove City
Meadville
New Wilmington
Allegheny College
Mel Om
Crimson
Alt Fighters
Allegheny
Westminster
Titans
Methodists
Alligators
Grove Citr
Cael
West Virginia
Glenville
Wesleyan
Gators
TILDEN AND MRS MOODY MAY HEAD NET RANKINGS
New York January 18 tennis circles expect William Tilden II and Mrs Helen Wills Moody to top the US rankings by the USLTA after a committee recommendation. The body will weigh American performances to decide if, as usual, the national singles champion earns the No 1 spot.
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Tilden
Mrs. Moody
United Press
New York
William 7. Tilden
Helen Wills Moody
Wuld
Ly Mie
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Tr . L. TA. Tint
A. Tac
Mandy
Vincent Richards
High Reserves Trim Lander 23 22 in Narrow Victory
Corry High Reserves edged Lander High 23 to 22 in a preliminary to the Titusville Corry game. The Seconds posted a second straight one point win in three days, after beating Cathearn Prep Seconds 14 to 18 Friday. Dave led the Reserves with four field goals and no fouls. Lyons topped Lander with 13 points on two field goals and three fouls.
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Corry High
Lander High
Cathearnl Prep
Dave
Lyons
Fwo
Company A Wins By Forfeit In Infantry Basketball
Company A defeated Company I of Warren by forfeit to advance in the unit basketball competition among the 112th Infantry. The A team was scheduled to meet Warren last evening, but Warren forfeited to the Corry guardsmen.
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112Th Infantry
Warren
Corry Guardsmiem
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