Connell Declared Ineligible and Lowther's 9 Year Record Highlight Sports
Union City High notes Connell was ruled ineligible amid age limit rumors. Westminster coach John Lawther, in his ninth year, has produced star players like Gamble and Connors. The piece also covers rifle club plans, wrestling cards in Jamestown, Strub vs Shepard, and local hunting prosecutions in Brie County.
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Lowther
Union City High School
Cornell
Ace
Mae
Union City
John Lawther
Westminster
Gamble
Connors
Lewis
Ayers
Crowell
Delahunty
O'Donovan
Rice
Brownlee
Kocheran
Fisher
Wes Bennett
Invade Mayville as Corry men travel for second league match
Corry enters the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League journey to Mayville for their second circuit match after losing last week to Meadville, while Mayville also dropped their opener.
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Mayville
Corry
Pennsylvania Rifle League
Meadville
Locals rally to edge Waterford 25 17 in final period
Corry High basketball overcame Waterford 25 to 17 at the junior high court last night. Captain Bud Curtis opened scoring as Roelofs led with nine points and Bartholme added key shots. Waterford narrowed late, but Corry answered with a four minute rally sealing the win and avenging a prior 25 20 defeat.
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Corry High School
Waterford
Corry
Locars
McKean
Bill Myers
Invaders
Basheball
Bud Curtis
Hgelin
Bob Roelofs
Beavers
Phelps
Paulson
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Gulick
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A Paulson
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Kittleberger
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H. Welden
Nelson
D. Patterson
Glenn
Ety Sat Messinger
G. Kittleberger
G. Patterson
Ford
Gick
Raymonds Phelps
Gumbleton
Wowre Vankeuren
Hammond
Gardner Dane
Williams
Haimi Martin
Bracken
Heard Huntley
Halfast
St Edward's Entertain Clymer High Tonight
St Edward's cagers, seeking a second win after beating St Stephen's Oil City last week, host Clymer High on the parochial school court. Probable lineup features Mead and Johnson at forwards, Brigham at center, Crane and Ruland at guards. A prelim between St Edward's Alumni and Clymer's Flying Dutchmen is set for 7:30 p.m.
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St. Stéphen's Eigh
Oil City
St. Eidwarn
Clymer High School
Corry
J. Mead
Tohison
Brigham
Crane
Ruland
St. Edward's
Clymer
Keisters Win Two From Mr. Boston In Ladies Rowing League
Keister's win two from Mr. Boston keeps them near the top of the standings. Vanities lead the loop while Vanitie gy trailed by three games behind Carroll's Vanities. Fern's Five beat Alley Stars and Yan's Aces took two from Blue Filbons. Miss Foley topped with 148. The Model Daily-Nast match was postponed.
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Vanities
Aces
Foley
Van's Aces
Lil's Diamonds
Alley Stars
Carroll's
Yan
Keister
Mr. Boston
Elks
Carroll
Lil's
Grove City Tops Allegheny 41 26 in Second Half Rally
Grove City used a strong second half to defeat Allegheny 41 to 26 in Grove City. Center Swanson led with 10 points as the Tigers broke through Allegheny's defense.
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Grove City
Allegheny
Swanson
Grove City Center
Snyder Tops Thiel In 341-29 Victory
Thiel center C Snyder led the team with 16 points guiding Thiel college to a 341-29 win over Youngstown College last night in Youngstown Ohio. Al Gainer vs Red Brice set for North Side arena card next Monday promoted by Jake Mintz.
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United Frees
Youngstown
C. Snyder
Thiel
Youngstown College
Waynesburg tops Fairmont State Teachers in basketball
Waynesburg College Yellow Jackets beat Fairmont State Teachers 64 to 52 led by Ferward McKay with 18 points. Johnson and Reed added solid help as the late rally sealed the win in Fairmont.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Waynesburg College Yellow Jackets
Ferward McKay
Fairmont State Teachers
Corry ee A BW Waterford no 2 score by quarters
Erie referees Kimors and St Johns timer oversee a game between Corry ee A and BW Waterford no 2. The line indicates quarter scores and officials present for the match.
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Waterford No
Kimors
Erie
Timer
St Johns
Waterford
Louis Plans to End Fight in Three Rounds
Chicago report notes Joe Louis aims to finish the Friday boxing match within three rounds. Retzlaff, once hailed as rising, is described as a solid challenger. Louis speaks with cautious confidence, while locals doubt his chances to beat Retzlaff.
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Stuart Cameron
Unite Press
Chicago
Joe Louis
Detroit
Charles
Retzlaff
Fourno
Duquesne Quintet Rout Carnegie Tech 44 to 28
Duquesne University basketball defeated Carnegie Tech 44 to 28 for its seventh win. Coach Chuk Davies used a second unit to build a 29 to 8 lead, then extended to 30 to 6 before resting starters. George Dreshmich led with 12 points. No Tech player topped four points.
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Quate University
Basketiball
Carnegie Tech
Chuk Davies
Tech
Duquesne
Davies
Carnegie
George Dreshmich
Stark and McGowan Named Most Popular Umpires
Albert Dolly Stark was voted the NL's most popular umpire for the second year in a row and Bill McGowan topped the AL in a Sporting News ballot. A total of 263 players from every team in both leagues participated in the survey conducted by the baseball weekly.
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Py United Frese ST. Louis
Albert Dolly Stark
Aest
Bill McGowan
Sporting News
Baseball Weekly
Avery
Blue Jays Beat Faculty 2012 In Junior High Clash
Corry Junior Highs rangy Blue Jays defeated Faculty 20 to 12 on the school courts yesterday afternoon. Key players included Sutton and Leh contribution with several scorers on both sides.
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Blue Jays
Corry
Bill Myera
Sutton
Brown
Foys
Myers Loveland
Byler Sutton
Hostmaster Rourke
Wolf Cragg
Watsonse
Anderson
Pomeroy
KEGLERS ROLL TONIGHT IN CLASS 13 LEAGUE SHOWDOWNS
Loblaws and Class 13 leaders host Kiwanis No. 2 on alleys 5 and 6 at Recreation Alleys tonight. Aeros face Spring Creek on runways 1 and 2. Corry Jamestown and Kiwanis No. 2 fill the other two alleys.
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Loblaws
Kiwanis No. 2
Aeros
Spring Creek
Corry Jamestown
Camera Heads Home to Battle Louis for U.S. Return
Italian heavyweight gunner Primo Camera sailed on the Conte di Savoia bound for New York and predicted not only to face Young Louis but to defeat him. He said his manager already arranged several fights culminating in a bout with Louis. He plans to stay in the United States until September.
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