Things to Watch in Cage Game and Golf Top the Sports Page
A February issue preview highlights Clair Rep and veteran golfers like Byron Nelson as dominant figures. It notes defense basics for basketball, man to man and zone, with emphasis on fast breaks and screen switches. The piece also mentions Carnegie Tech football revival plans and local bowling and basketball happenings around Erie and Edinboro, including prospects for Tat Raiders football and coaching candidates.
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Spartans Clash At Sparta Friday In Strong County Clash
Corry High School aims for a third win as Orange and Black travel without Fred Jackson to face Youngsville tonight with Dick Clark stepping in at guard. Milanovich seeks to steady lineup as Beavers travel to Spartansburg for a key Eastern Division matchup and St Edward’s varsity eyed Warren’s Dragons second team.
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A's Third Baseman to Be Player Pilot in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics announce third baseman Douis Blair will serve as player manager of the Vickeburg, Mississippi club in the Colton State League. Roy Mack, Athletics president, reports Mack-Mr Baseball is re-elected as president, treasurer, and manager. other officers also re-elected.
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Feller to Grow Wiser and Faster Says Boudreau
Cleveland manager Boudreau says Bob Feller will be slower and smarter in 1946 after returning from Navy duty. He notes Feller has learned to pitch more effectively, mixing speeds, and expects him to develop into a top pitcher for the Indians.
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City Market Maintains Lead In City Bowling League
City Market held a 4 game lead in the City Bowling League last evening despite an upset by Carry Sales who won two games. Ralph's Place fell to Wilcox Grocers in their pair, while Carroll's blanked Sordoni Construction. Final scores show Market bowling totals 893 199 354 to Wilcox 821 789 816, with Paul Brenoel leading Market and Ray Burr keying Wilcox's 600 series as Carroll's posted solid sets.
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Rabbits Freed and Reallocated by State Game Commission
The area reports 240 rabbits shipped from Missouri and released within easy hunting range by Game Protector Lavimore. He notes Liberations totaling 44 rabbits locally in recent weeks, with stock placed in forested sections where damage is not expected. Lavimore, based at 1000 Word Center Street, says removals and relocations to hunting areas are underway and urges property owners suffering damage to contact Lavimore or Mountait for assistance and equipment needs.
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Secret Draft Names Spill From NLF Heads
Associated Press reports the National League Football owners completed a secret draft of about 300 players. Armys Dod Blanchard and Notre Dames Booney are among top selections anticipated to go early, with teams plotting 11 game schedules and potential September starts.
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Roundup of honorary coaching memberships and boxing chatter
A New York seeding roundup reports in St Louis the Association of College Basketball Coaches granting honorary memberships to notable figures. It also notes Bobby Bearer style boxing talk with Mike Jacobs and Tony Zale linked plans, plus college and pro figures eyeing events and fundraisers.
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Colgate
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Penn
Jud Hyames
Western Michigan
Sam Giordovano
Dick Bears
Johnson
Bears
Geonje Halas
Former Penn State star Welsh joins Penn staff
John My Jackie Welsh Jr formerly of Pennsylvania football is named to the coaching staff at his alma mater after Navy discharge. He replaces Donald S. Kellett who resigned last July as the team adds several former college seniors and servicemen to the roster.
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Philadelphia
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Jackie Welsh, Jr
Talyeraity of Pennsylvania
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Navy
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Ted
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Crl Rossi
UCLA
Stan Kouslowski
Holy Cross
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Dodgers Plan Big Camp for Servicemen
A wartime feature outlines Brooklyn Dodgers preparations with a large camp for servicemen. The plan includes 45 pitchers 15 catchers and 60 infielders and outfielders plus instructional staff and practice routines described in a lab style narrative. The article mentions Professor Grane Hinsey and fictional drill details reflecting team adaptability and morale efforts.
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Auke
Cowie
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NBA Orders Champs to Defend Crowns
The NBA Association issued orders demanding champions defend their titles by April 1 with deadlines set for early June. The notice calls for title protection amid ongoing league activity and highlights the upcoming Meadville and city league events as part of the broader competition.
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