Bulldogs Rule Choice In Beavers Beavers Clash May Motivate League
Tri County Basketball League action dominates week with Meadville at Beavers, and a key Beavers Bulldogs matchup, as Oil City and Union City schedule league games. St. Ranard's hosts St Joseph's while Corry Juniors and Thorpville battles draw local crowd.
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Mouiville
St Agatha's
Corry Junior Wigh
Blue Toys
Tusville
Lou Ambers to Clash with Silva Tonight
Lou Ambers faces Mexican challenger Joey Silva in a lightweight title tilt at the Arena Tonight. In the co feature, Tommy Cross meets Al Nottlow with a potential rematch for the welterweight title on the line next month.
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Silva
United Press Philadolphia
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Herkimer
N.Y
Joey Silva
Los Angeles
Tommy Cross
Philadelphia
al Nottlow
Detroit
Henry Armistrong
Corry Building & Loan to Hold Annual Stockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Corry Building & Loan Association will be held at the office of the association No. 10 South Center Street Corry Pennsylvania January 23 1989 at 7 30 p m All stockholders are requested to be present signed L Barnes Secretary
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South Center Street
Corry
Penneylvania
L. Barnes
Corry Lady Keglers Lose Narrow Erie Match
A squad of eighteen Corry ladies bowled in Erie yesterday afternoon and lost by 38 pins. Lillian Baker led with a 159 average for the Corry team as scoring details show Pat Ay and others posting varied scores in the loss to Erie East Turners.
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Giants win first professional bowl game 12 10 over Stars
New York Giants defeat the all star team 12 10 in Los Angeles with Ward Duff kicking the game winning field goal from the 20 yard line after a fumble by Goddard. Ed Danowski and Sammy Baugh led scoring drives in a tense rain soaked contest. Proceeds go to the Salvation Army.
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Salvation Army
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Ernie Smith
Sammy Baugh
Washington Redskins
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Stars
Baugh
Perry Schwartz
California
Lloyd Cardwell
Giant
Joe Styduhar
Ed Danowsi
Funeral Services for Ruppert in New York Today
Funeral services for Col. Jacob Ruppert owner of the New York Yankees will be held today with a solemn requiem mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral at 11 am Burial follows in Kensico cemetery family vault Honorary pallbearers include Babe Ruth Mayor James J Waller Mayor LaGuardia Alfred E Smith Ford Frick William Harridge and Lou Gehrig
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Lucas Freed After 15 Years In National League
Onsries Pred Ted Lacks, a National League pitcher for 15 seasons with New York Boston Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, was released by the Pittsburgh Pirates. He began professional baseball in 1920, compiling a lengthy career and four wins in his final years with the Pirates before the 1929 season search.
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Bowling Event At Cleveland To Run 57 Days
Cleveland ABC tournament extends for at least 57 days from March 1 to May 4 with possible extension to May 7. Entry demand climbs as 3 500 entries listed, 92 alleys in Cleveland, record length surpasses New York 1937. Wayne Sabin of Portland wins Orlando singles title.
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CHICAGO GOLE PROS TIE FOR TITLE PLAYOFF
Two Chicago golf pros Dick Metz and E B Dutch Harrison tie at 274 after 72 holes in the Oakland Open playoff for 1000 prize money. They will play 18 more holes of medal play to determine the winner with second prize of 750. One leader faltered on the back nine missing a six foot putt to clinch earlier.
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Westminster-Pitt Moor clash leaves player injured
Stanley Wasik of Westminster College sustained a head injury in the Westminster Pittsburgh game Saturday night and was reported in good condition today at Presbyterian Hospital.
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Pettsburgh
Stanley Wasik
Freshmas Qudry
Westminster College
Westminster-Pitt Moor
Presbyterian Hospital
Corry Bowlers Eye A B C Tourney Affiliation
Corry men in local bowing leagues may join the American Bowling Congress and send teams to the A B C Tournament in Cleveland. A meeting at the Municipal building Thursday will feature Dr J R Smith and P D Moyd explaining eligibility requirements and organization.
Norwegian Skier Wins Jump Title at Oslo Meet
Relder Ane of Oslo clinched the Nore Sk Tournament championship with jumps of 172 and 181 feet before 15,000 spectators at the club grounds, totaling 148.1 points.
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