Beavers Struggle to Secure Opponents and Faces Scheduling Hurdles
Beavers coach Russ Byler fears two tough away games at Wattsburg and McKean on small courts. High School Athletes Association official Blantey Anderson reports 25 transfer letters with five responses all refusing. Corry officials still hope for three favorable replies to bolster the schedule. The piece also quotes Ira N. Gabrielson on public tinkering with wildlife policy and a separate note about boxing interest and local sports lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blantey Anderson
Athiletie Association
Beavers
Anderson
Johnstown
Cleveland
Punxsutawney
DuBois
Buffalo
Corry
Russ Byler
Wattsburg
McKean
Byler
Thanesay
Russ
Girard
Art Pitta
St. Edward's
Theat
Cevers
Prep
Lucky Vincent
Tie
St. Eawar’s
Beavers Roll Over Tidoute In Ten Straight Win
Bob Gulick led with 15 points as the Beavers, undefeated in ten starts, rolled to an 86 11 victory over a weak Tidoute squad on the junior high floor. Coach Byler shuffled lineups with reserves unused and the game featured slow pace and limited attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Gullick
Reaver
Beavers
Gulick
Russ Byler
Mannigans
Varsity Cagers
Curry
Forest County
High
Union City
Smith
Craker
Randall
Miller
Oulick
Carlson
Taylor
Sullivan
Cskimer
Brown
Shields
Hawkey
Recreation Alley Bowing Wins Stretch Class B Lead
Recreation Alley bowling team won a game against Ry Corn ry Jamestown Aqua and climbed the Class B standings. Kiwanis took two from Lincoln Market while Loblaws gained three by forfeit from WPA. Scheppner rolled a 457 game, averaging 206.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Alley
Cornry
Recreation Alleys
Linco Market
WPA
Loblaw’s
Kiwanis
Corry-Jamestown
Lincoln Market
Tot
Ave
Kolanostet
An B
Shop
Scott
Sheen
Scheppner
Christensen
Totais
Loblaws
Paulson
Ipa
Maloney W. Craker
Chase
Phelps Leads Reserves In 70 to 6 Win
Cory Reserves, led by Paul Phelps with 14 points, defeated Tidioute Loveland 70 to 6 in the prelim varsity night. Phelps hit five field goals in the first half and two in the second as Corry built a 14–0 halftime edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suamerton
Depka soriBivy
Ehplaty Rourke eeBieec
Bondinelli
Corry
Chrng
McBhoy
Simmonsen
Weber
Bratken
Tidbute
Miller
Spartansburg
Brie Or
Sears
Parkers Upset Waterford In Tight Tigers Rematch
Waterford High boys beat Lawrence Park 31 30 in a late rally after a 16 16 halftime tie. John Corepi hit a crucial field goal to seal the win as Halmi scored 10 and Randall led Parkers with 17. Tickets selling fast, says coach Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Waterford High Cagers
Lawrence Park
Tools
Tigers
John Corepi
Nat Mimute
Halmi
Randall
Firestone cagers beat Warren HyVis Oils 43 to 27
Firestone club house hosted a decisive basketball game with Firestone cagers leading from start to finish as they defeated Warren HyVis Oils 43 to 27 last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aikhon
Firestone Cagers
Warren HyVis
Firestone Club
Quakers Defeat Yale For Third Straight Victory
Ten Journeys University of Pennsylvania squad won its third straight EI B L game by 36 to 29 over Yale. The win put the Jourdetmen within one game of first with three wins and zero losses. In another league, Columbia defeated Princeton 49 to 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten Journeys University
Pennsylvania
Yale
Jourdetmen
Columbia
Princéton
High School Rifle Team Wins First Match
In a low scoring City Rifle League match the High School squad defeated the Korat Smak 1213 to 1121 at the Cony Rod and Gun Club range last evening. Nelson led with 228 for the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korn Smax
City Rifle League
Nelson High
Korat Smak
Cony
Nelson
Erie East doubles Millcreek 96 to 45 in thriller
Erie East Warriors upset Millcreek 96 to 45 after a 27 point burst in the third quarter. Malinowski and Herdzik led the pace as Erie built a large lead, then finished strong with 18 in the final period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High Warriors
Millcreek High Calters
Erie
Scarlet and
Gray
Kamera
Malinowaski
Herdzik
Warriors
Walte
Union City High Beats Erie Strong Vincent Reserves
Union City High defeated Erie Strong Vincent Reserves 82 to 16 in a lopsided game. Wagman and Gibeaut led the winning team with 41 points each, as Union City jumped to a 14 to 6 start and never trailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Union City High
Erie
Vincent
Wagman
Gibeaut
Cage Results From Erie League Games
Corry edged Tidioute 25 11 while Titusville beat Cambridge Springs 30 14 Meadville lost to Franklin 21 13 Jamestown 29 18 Salamanes and Waterford Bi 30 ? Harmonsburg 8 Union City 83 Vincent Reserves 16 Youngsville 18 Shefford 17 Wesleyville 2 North East 23 Erie Academy 28 21 Polish Alliance Academy 46 38 Erie Vincent 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAGE
Corry
Tidioute
Titusville
Cambridge Springs
Meadville
Franklin
Jamestown
Salamanes
Waterford Bi
Lawrence Parte
Eainhoro
Harmonsburg
Union City
Vincent
Youngsville
Shefford
Wesleyville
North East
Erie Academy
Girard
Polish Alliance Academy
Erie Vincent
Johnny Gooch Joins Pirates As Player Coach
Johnny Gooch former star catcher returns to the major leagues signing a one year contract with the Pittsburgh National League team. He will serve mainly as pitching recruits instructor but the deal allows him to play in regular season games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Carynegie Tech
Athletic Council
Howard Harpater
Wally Steffen
Pittsleigh Panther
Pitt
Mertenant
Eddie Baker
Jos ((Magesy) Skladany
Tech
Ing
Baker
Washington Huskies
Kern
Sutherland
Hadie Hirachberg
Dartmouth
Joe Dannhess
Leroy
Hank) Day
Washington and Jefferson
Joe Bach
Pittsburgh Pirate
Duquesne University
Day
United Press
Johnny Gooch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gooch
Brentwood
Tet
Local college basketball scores noted in brief
Duyuvene 27 Richmond 29 Geneva 67 Bethany 35 Westminster 28 Carnegie Tech 22 Slippery Rock Teachers 58 California Teachers 48 Thiel 29 Fenn 28 Salers 27 West Virginia U 21 Columbia 49 Princeton 27 Pennsylvania 36 Yele 29.
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Duyuvene
Richmond
Geneva
Bethany
Westminster
Carnegie Tech
Slippery Rock
California
Thiel
Fenn
Salers
West Virginia
Columbia
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Yele
Theft at Brae prompts police appeal
Fragmentary OCR reports a theft incident at a Brae area location with unclear details. Readable elements indicate a small item loss and mention a waterway area and timing around 62 units of time. Further specifics are unreadable.
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Ira N. Gabrielson
United States Bureau of Biological Survey
America
Joe Louis
Jimmie Clark
Clarkie
Ralph de
Jim-myna
Clare
Shivers
Bylermen
High School
Bill Kerr
Muggsy Skladany
Hank Day
Loblaw's
Scheppoer
Jack Lords
Phelps
Tidioute Club
Parkers
Frank Thayer
Titusville Herald
Oilers
Waler Tence
NEW York Giants
Roy Ay Pal
Trevenow Kis
Ae’ Tas
Bert
WTA
AE Gidakis
SERIA
FTA
National League Clib
Cory
Quakers
GULLS
Atlantic City Sea Gulls
Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets
Boston Art Club
United States
Antsea Leagueigh School
Mulherm Beers Gh
Ime Etray
É & Weaver of
Lawson
Keating
Lamona
J. Irwin Shamburg H
Krone
D. Croscut . Ag
the Pines
A. Watrous Nelson F. Kinley
R. (Patter
Carri
G Patterson
Sandstrom
Johnson
Crosent
Erie East
Millcreek
SANE
Eric
Monte
Bor Ford
Satipraent
Bor Chev
Vey
Soane
Steecing, Megtantend
Rez
Penn Pak
Bull Nowaranteed
Montgomery Ward
F Model Dairy Co
Corry, Penna
BUC
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