Domestic Sewing Maintains 9-Games Bowling Lead
Domestic Sewing held a nine game lead after two losses to Rossbacher's Insurance Service in a Ladies 8 Bowling match. Key scores include Eleanor Clark 189 163, Heiman 682 661 575, Norma Marsh 444, Lucille Church 142 125 153, and Mary Finucan 175 126 146. Bliss Cleaners won two from Leed's as Frang Furniture edged Helen Shoppe. Leed's tallied 562 and 629 with a middle effort of 489.
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Rossbacher's Insurance Service
Deagle
Bamo
RS Tapp
Heiman’s
Jewelers
Bliss Cleaners
Leed’s
Fiank Furmiture
Helen
Helman
Leed
Rossbacher
Hele
Eleanor Clark
Adead
Marjorie Paul
Iop Teaders
Heiman
Lucille Church
Doris Sickler
Leed's
Mary Finuean
Lucile Weis
Mary Finucan
Winter weather halts Corry ice skating and Reds camp blooms
The mild January weather has wiped out ice skating at Mead Park in Corry, leaving locals awaiting a hard freeze. In spring training, the Cincinnati Reds list freshmen Frank Smith Russ Burns and Joe Adcock as key newcomers plus Harry Perkowski, Ron Northey and Lou Klein as camp hopefuls under new manager Linke Lowell.
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Corry
Mead Park
Howard Sheen
Leas
Cole
Texas
Cincinnati Reds
Frank Smith
Russ Burns
Joe Adcock
Smith
Tulsa
Burns
Adcock
Ted Kluszowski
Harry Perkowski
Reds
Syreuse
Tampa
Fla
Ron Northey
Lou Klein
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry Walker
Linke Lowell
Uft
Ince
Erie Tech Rout Corry Beavers In 55 31 Victory
Erie Tech dominated Corry Beavers 55 to 31 as Don Polaeyi led with 18 points. The Beavers struggled from the start, trailing by halftime, while Corry’s Spauilding scored 10 and Ottaway added nine. Raiders in Northwestern rifle league also reported Class A and B victories for Corry.
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Erie Tech
Corry Beavers
Don Polaeyi
Erie ‘Tech
Bailey
Corry High Beavers
Orange and Black
Tech
Bie East
Academy
Schwabmen
Erie Five
Beavers
Fotal Five
Corry
Unis
Quad al Calabrese
Pola
Aieriog
Calabrese
Bea
Polugyi
Colume
al Miraweki
Doug Spauilding
Roger Ottaway
Pennsylvania
Grape City
Gilbert Harriman
Gary Dingfelder
P Muscarella
Merle TeWinkle
L. Schoenfeldt
Powers Resigns as Gannon College Coach
Gannon College in Erie Pa reports the resignation of basketball coach and athletic director Eugene P. Powers. Powers, whose team held a 5 6 record, left to take a teaching post at Villanova College. Joe Multin was named athletic director as the school plans to select a replacement coach.
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Rania Chac Low Fonna
Cony
Blue Jays
Warren
Erie
Steve
Lucky" Rutkowski
Bowline
Berry
Audi
Corry
Joe Vosmik
Cleveland
Oklahoma City Indians
Oklahoma City
Lancaster
Ric Scarborough
Washington Senators
Clark Griffith
Scarborough
Powers
Gannon College
Asley Seco Srie
Gannon Collire
Eugene P. Powers
Villanoyss College
Tootbedl
Jou Multin
Pro Basketball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Chicago 77 Boston 76 in a tight finish. Indianapolis 80 Waterloo 64. Washington 77 Philadelphia 67. Strong showing by top teams in a compact county roundup with key results and margins.
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Chicago
Boston
Indianapolis
Waterloo
Washington
Philadelphia
Legion Rockets Host Jamestown Vikings Sunday
The Corry Legion Rockets meet the Jamestown Vikings of the Penn York League at the State Armory Sunday afternoon at 3 15. An prelim pits the Rockets B team against Albion. Key players include Al Babcock replacing Fred Schwab at center, Joe Hughes and Joe Vanile at forwards, Joe Frisina and Fred Jackson in the backcourt, with Gene Robertson and Danny Dykes handling relief. The Vikings bring height and scoring from Lea Corkery and the Gutfrdefs, Carlsey and Gutfrfed at forwards, Corkery at center, and Dindgren plus Present on defense.
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Corry Legion Rockets
Jamestown Vikings
State Armory
Roon Ab
Legion Rockets
Albion Legion
Lettion Rockets
Fred Schwab
Erie
Cony Boys
Vikings
Lea Corkery
Guttfreds
Jamestown
Carlsey
Gutfred
Corkery
Cancier
Dindgren
Petersen Bowling Meet Starts Today in Chicago
The Louis P Petersen Classic, a $44,800 bowling event, begins with 1,792 bowlers from 25 states, including 12 former winners. First prize is $5,000. The concurrent DeVito meet offers $26,000 with $3,000 to Shaipianstip payer. Former Petersen winners from multiple cities return as action runs eight games daily over 16 alleys through February 5.
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Peterson
Chicago
Jim
Louis P. Petersen
Petersen
Dom DeVito
Shaipianstip Payer
Petersen Winnners
Ned Day
West Allis
Wis
Willie Sopka
DeVito
Forest County Camp aims to serve youth groups in 1949
A newly formed non profit, Forest County Camp, seeks summer facilities on the former OCC No.1 site near During Pa. With county education leaders backing, the plan calls for a three month summer season, improving CCC buildings, wiring, plumbing, and mountain spring water. Donations fund improvements and the project hopes to buy the land through War Department aid. Troop 161 beats Troop 81 42 to 28 in a St Edwards federation meeting basketball game.
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Seth Vers
Forest Couny
Frank Watson
Hugh Millen
John Handy
Tra Shoups
Forest County Camp
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C.C.C. Bay
Forest County
War Department
Army Engineer's Office
Pennsylvania
Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
St. Edward's
Smith
Aid
Joy
Trump
Girard
Sacred Heart
R.D
Pleasantville
Scholastic scores roll in from several games
The recap lists scores across multiple teams including Rocky Grove 4 over Cochranton 25, Oil City 57 over Warren 35, Erie Vincent 43 over Millcreek 3, Erie East 89 over Erie Preps 25, Girard 47 over Westeyville 3, Union City 42 over Albion 33, Edinboro 44 over Wattsburg 39, Mercer 63 over Sharpsville 96.
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Rocky Grove
Cochranton
Oil City
Warren
Erie Vincent
Millcreek
Erie East
Erie Preps
Girard
Westeyvile
Union City
Albion
Edinboro
Wattsburg
Mercer
Sharpsville
Company A Loses at Franklin in Narrow Setback
Company A agers visited Franklin and were upset by Company 1 by 39 to 85 in a five win series in Reaimental League 1. Playing without three regulars, Company A trailed 14-4 after one quarter, 20-11 at halftime, and 31-26 entering the final stanza. Individual scoring listed with multiple small totals for both sides.
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Company A
Franklin
Company A Agers
Company 1
Corry Five
Rieck
Harders
Fitch & Co
White
Krepp
Jinor
Sweawbuidee
Siney
Ventino O
Sanity Code Clash Tests NCAA Inopes Yet Again
New York January 14 The NCAA sanity code dispute intensified as smaller colleges threaten to block a southern push toward new guidelines. Oberlin College athletic director DoJ Nichols said minor schools favor closer scrutiny and oppose strong sanction threats, naming Virginia Virginia Tech Virginia Military Boston College and Villanova as examples of schools resisting the change.
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Associated Press
New York
NCAA
Die Brass
National Calleninie Athletic Association
Doj EH. Nichols
Little Oberlin Col- Yeee
Tydey
Cde
JS Keep
Lywiel
Virginia
the Citadel
Virgin Tech
Virgina Military Tastikii
Boston College
Vilanow
Isnead Sets Pace in Bing Crosby Tourney
Sam Snead led the field in the second round at Pebble Beach as the Bing Crosby invitational opened amid a Northwest storm. Ben Hogan, returning champion, trailed after a 77 while Newt Bossier of Carmel was one stroke back, with Snead at 36 33 06 for the day.
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Asswagten Rpess
Hogan
Snead
Groen
Er Crosby
Cypress Point
Newt Bossier
Carmel
Calis
College basketball scores and results summary
UBEN 67 Georgetown 7 Penn State 42 Rhee Island State 68 Spring Hed 1B St Bonaventure 4 Lemoyne NY 58 Fredonia 25 Grove City 63 Bethany 54.
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Dobin'y Uben
Georgetown Weag
Curegie Tech
Penn State
Rhee Island State
Spring Hed
Masa
St. Bonaventweaf
Lemoyne
Allimee
Fredonia
Grove City
Bethany
Fights Feature Mixed Results Across Cities
Reported bouts show Tuzo Portugues at 45 percent defeating Paddy Young in New York while Jose Flores and Montes face Mexico based ringside action in Hollywood Cal with bouts involving Leslie, Flint Mai and Johnny Ethan in a separate card.
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New York
Tuzo Portugues
Costa Rica
Paddy
Young
Hollywood
Cal
Jose Flores
Suwekton
Montes
Mexico
Dork Leslie
Flint
Mai
Johnny Ethan
Swektrin
Drew
Corry High Reserves Rally Past Erie Tech In OT
Corry High reserves rallied to defeat Erie Tech 29 to 25 in overtime at the Junior High. Corry trailed 24-19 after three quarters, then tied 25-25 and surged in the extra period led by Jimmy Bogden and Chuck Ichynski. Romeck and Farella paced Erie Tech with double digits. Vanderhooff started OT scoring.
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Corry High Vagvees
Erie Tech Reseree
Orange and Blark
Larry Vanderhooff
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Patterson
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Sheridan
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Schwab
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