Corry bowling coach aims for Cleveland match in 1914 ABA
Corry fowlins team seeks entry to the American Bowling Congress tournament in Cleveland opening March 8. More than 4,000 fans expected as entries surge toward 2,000. site set at Lakeside underground hall within Cleveland Public Hall. Ruppert dies. Ed Barrow may run New York Yankees club for Ruppert interests. Ruppert bought Yankees in 1914 with Cape T Huston for 400000, later gaining control of the brewery business.
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Corry Fowlins
American Bowling Congress
Cleveland
Corry Hawiths
Ine Tournanten
Liefelthatt
Stverat
Ireigh
Alverdy
Gairiet
Mebrusry
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Hell
Pete
Ruppert
Jacob Ruppert
New York
Ed. Barrow
Ruppert Nets
Cape TL
Huston
Beavers crush St Edward's on junior high floor
Corry Beavers raced to a 57 to 46 win over St Edward's High on the junior high court. Bob Brown and Clair Arnold each scored five as Pat Greens and Paul Sutton opened strong in a fast, defense heavy game. Keystones faded as Corry led 26 to 5 at the half and 47 to 19 entering the final period.
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Beavers
St. Edward's
Bylermen
Shamrocks
Haranser
Orange
Black Little
Bob Brown
Clair Arnold
Pat Greens
Paul Sutton
Tom Ressler
Ted
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BI Reynolds
Button
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Ik McElroy
Ammold
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Ressler
Sullivan Co
Corry & Jackson
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Siegal
Wascbi
Garbark
Meadlville
Schmeling in Germany Questioned by Goebbels Aide
Ex world heavyweight champion Max Schmeling and his wife Anny Onna were reportedly questioned by police in Germany amid sensational allegations. The Nazi Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels figures in the chatter with claims of impropriety and scandal involving Schmeling and socialites, including a Créch Alm actress and a friend of Schmeling’s wife.
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Max Schmeling
Germany
Anny Onna
Pol'ce Foy
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Heath
Lids Baarnya
Créch
Sii
Anon
Miss Banrova
Dr. Goebbels
Champ
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Stocking program aids Corry anglers with varied species
The Corry Rod and Gun Club reports a detailed fish stocking plan from its Ish Stocking Committee. Numerous species are listed with locations Columbus and Spartansburg lakes, Upper and Lower Brokenstraw, Bear Lake, and Lake Columbus. The program aims to provide excellent sport for Corry fishermen for years ahead.
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Columbus
Spartansburg Lake
Perth Pry
Columbus Lake
Brokenstraw Creek
Coanbhs Lake
Lake Columbus
Lake Columbue
Spartansburg
Farr Beaten In Poor Fight At Madison Square Garden
New York Jan 1 Tommy Farr cannot win in the ring and will seek a reversal of last night’s decision after a ten round bout with Red Burman at Madison Square Garden. Burman got the decision in a so so display that critics called Farr’s worst in five U.S. bouts. The upset claim of robbery surfaced on the United Press sheet with Farr earning five rounds to Burman’s three and Arnwine in five.
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New York
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Joe Gont l
Will Apes
New York State Boxing Commission
Madison Square Garden
Farr
Red Burman
Tommy
Gould
Parr
Burman
United Press
Arnwine
Dees Patsy Galey
Eadie Forbes
Gilman
Pete Hartley
Protest over importing officials harms intercollegiate football
New York on January 14, Bushnell executive director of the Eastern Intercollegiate Football Association urged curbing the practice of bringing officials from other sections to work in intersectional games. He spoke in his annual report for the body governing Atlantic seaboard football, noting concerns over neutrality and fairness.
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New York
Bushnell
Eastern Intercollegiate Football Association
Snort
Atlantic Seaboard
Ofictala
Dempsey Reflects on Short Count in Historic Fight
In a postwar interview Dempsey offers his view of the Tunney bout’s famed long count. He recalls Tunney’s knockdown, his own desire to rest, and the controversial moment when the referee counted. Dempsey contrasts his hope for a fair outcome with the public’s reaction to the sequence and implications for his career.
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Dempsey
Tunney
Mel
Timney
Gene Tunney
Chicago
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Tunney-Dempsey
Top Loop Race With Two Wins And No Defeats
Cay and Meadvile led in the Tel fority Basket Walletele race with two victories from two starts. Oil City beat Pranislin 17 to 1, Bulldogs defeated Titusville 2. Franklin Oil City's high five edged Franklin 17 to 11 amid a large crowd. Ossoff and Linch starred for Oil City with 11 points. Meadville Bulldogs routed Titusville 55 to 22 as McMillan scored 17 points.
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Meadville
Titusville
of Cay and
Meadvile
Tel Fority Basket
Pranislin
Bulldogs
Titus Ville Bbato
Franklin
Oil City
Nurseryites
Ilers
Ossoff
Linch
O City
Meadville High
Titisville
Messville
McMillan
Blue Jays Defeat St Edward's Jayvees in Junior High Tilt
Blue Jays of Weight Street Club surge to a 15 to 2 victory over St Edward's Jayvees on a sunny afternoon. A 14 to 8 first period lead set the pace as Weight street club held firm with a wide margin throughout the test. Referee Bogden officiated the game.
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Worry High
St Edward's Jayvees
Feal
Juimor High
Seliot Agar Yeateniy
Elu
Rod Gun Club Plans House On Farm South Of City
The Rod Gun Club unveiled tentative plans to erect a club house on the Corry Roi and Gun club farm south of the city during a meeting at the American Legion home. If membership targets meet, the structure could rise this spring. New officers were installed: R. H. Vanlunske president George Patterson vice president T J Ross secretary treasurer Lloyd Meerdink trustee Robert Patterson page arroer. A fish fry and smoker were planned for February 10.
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Storlemen
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Star
R. H. Vanlussel
George Patterson
T. J. Ross
Lloyd Meerdink
Robert Patterson
Montgomery Ward Bowlers Win Two in Antler League
Montgomery Ward bowlers took two wins over Powell Moto in the Antler League first evening. Paul Burkhart posted a 172 average to lead the match.
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Paul Burkhart
Antler League
Beal
Tholstee
Phelps and le
Burkhart
Wrileax i
Carrie
Lartson
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G. Kinley
Ear
Baker
Blanton Signs with Pirates for 1939 Season
Pittsburgh January 14 The signed contract of pitcher Cy Blanton was received today at the Pirates headquarters. The 1939 season will be Blanton’s sixth year with the club following last year’s mixed results. He is the sixth Pirate to sign for 1939 joining Arky Vaughan Johnny Rizzo Ray Mueller Heinie Manush and Mace Brown.
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Pittsburgh
Cy Blanton
Pittsburgh Pirates
Blanton
Pirates
Arky Vaughan
Johnny Rizzo
Ray Mueller
Heinie Manuah
Mace Brown
Basketball scores from various games across teams
Temple 48, Marquette 38. St. Joseph's 36, Villanova 57. Dickinson 28, John Carroll 83. Thiel 40, Waynesburg 61. Frostburg 26, Carnegie 4. Georgetown 4.
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Marquette
St. Joseph's
Villanova
Dickinson
John Carroll
Thiel
Waynesburg
Frostburg
Carnegie
Georgetown
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