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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1942
Page
7
Beavers Prep Strong Junior High Hoop Team
Coach Wilfred Pomeroy leads a group of eighth and ninth graders at Jamestown Junior High in a powerful early season basketball push. Don Jackson Ronald Rathbun and John Gronastar anchor the lineup as the team expects a height edge and continued improvement through upcoming games.
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Beavers
Bastall Tubuine Joes
Pomeroy
Chile
Don Jackson
Ronald Rathbun
John Gronastar
Nolding
Mors
Venus
Blue Jay
Sugar Ray Robinson Emerging Welter Hope From Harlem
Ray Robinson known as Sugar, a six foot welterweight prospect, rose from Harlem streets to pro boxing with a Kevin-style rise. He won the Metropolitan AAU title and Golden Gloves, debuted with a knockout at Madison Square Garden, has 44 fights with 19 KOs, and aims to become welterweight champion before year’s end.
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New York
Harlem
Ray Robinson
Leno Avenue
Sugar
King 10
Sammy Angdtt
Frissie Zivie
Ray
Gugay
Sborth
Detroit
Joe Louis
Joe
Curt Herrmann
Staten Island
Wit
Madison Square Garden
Joe Behievarria
Nes
Titusville Versus Corey In Trio Of Afternoon Games
Titusville and Corey meet for three basketball games this afternoon at the junior high. Coach Pomeroy's squad plays at 4 p.m. seeking a fifth win. The Beavers Varsity face Titusville Rockets at 8:20 p.m. on the sub-high floor as the underdogs hope for an upset.
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Titusville
Corey
Goach Pomeroy
Beavers
Ti- Guville Rockets
Orage
Black
Warren
Fights Last Night In Three Cities
Boxing results from Toledo Chicago and Trenton show a series of decisions. Billy Coun beat Pittburgh's Conn in Toledo while Henry Cooper topped Montreal's Maxie Berger in Chicago and Tony Motisi won over Windsor's Harvey Dubs in another city. Andy Bistak defeated Perth Amboy's Ghoo Choo Deer in Trenton.
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Bradley Tech Routs Duquesne to End Dukes Streak
Bradley Tech overwhelmed Duquesne 80 to 40 in a nonconference matchup. Ray Ramsey led Bradley with five field goals, while Han Sen scored the top for Bradley with four field goals and three free throws. Duquesne trailed after a late rally and failed to match Bradley’s defense.
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Dukes
Associated Press
Duquesne Dukes
Yietine
Bradley Tech
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Bradley
Itar
Duquesne
Han Sen
Penzeliki
Jead Duquesne
Chiésgo
Two Tennis Stars May Join Paid to Play Ranks
Coral Gables Florida January 13 Two of the country’s top players of 1941 Wayne Sabin of Portland Ore and Gardnar Mulloy of Mistis disclosed they will turn professional and join a tour of about 100 matches Rubin No 6 in the national list said profits would be shared with the Red Cross and VC Milloy ranked seventh in the country in 1941 indicated plans to turn professional but details remain to be settled.
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Coral Gables
Wayne Sabin
Portland
Ore
Gardnar Mulloy
Mistis
Rubin
Red Cross
Milloy
State Game Commission eyes light deer season closure in 1942
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Game Commission sees little need for a closed deer season this year. Sportsmen in Cambria County urged a year without hunting after the 1940 season that killed many deer, but officials said enough breeding stock remains and the herd should rebound. Weather, defense obligations, and limited labor reduced 1941 reports, while 1940 and 1938 harvests showed varying deer totals across counties.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
State Game Commission
Lorwin
Cambria County
Beth Gordon
Commission
Beeson
Sports Roundup Teems Across League Happenings
New York reports a chaotic jumble of boxing and football notes. Louis and others face off as Joe Louis knocks out Buddy Back. Oklahoma weighs moving to the South Conference with Arkansas possibly trading places. Odds and ends cover omissions, training camps, and players’ travels, with references to Frank Tolbert, Ray Robinson, and other figures amid a patchwork of sport tidbits from coast to coast.
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Louis
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Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
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Fort Worth
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Canada
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Greenleaf Wins First Three-Cushion Match
Ralph Greenleaf of Monmouth, New Jersey, defeated Arthur Rubin of Brooklyn in a three-cushion billiards match yesterday. The Chicago area report also notes other results including Patrick of Philadelphia and Schueier of Cleveland in separate games.
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Chicago
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Thomson Hogan Play Off Today for First Money
Golfs top contenders Benny Bogan and Jimmy Thomson reach a playoff for the Los Angeles Open title at Hillcrest Country Club after a seven round effort. Thomson and Bogan tied at 288 for 72 holes with 298% scores, and the winner will collect 3500 while the runner up gets 0. Notables include Sam Snead and Byron Nelson in the strong field with Amith, Hubyan, and Harper among others in pursuit.
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Associated Press
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White Plains
Bettina Dominates Brown In Lightweight Bout Showdown
Pittsburgh boxing card saw Bettina seize control early and overwhelm Brown with power. The victory capped a dominant night for Bettina as Brown struggled to mount a response in the final rounds.
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