Beavers face back-to-back tests as season woes deepen
Uny area Amugu passes look for a fourth win of the season with home game against Erie East then a road trip to Oil City for a Section 11 League test. Oil City has a 1-1 league mark while Erie Fast remains winless. Oil City and Erie East seek rebound after recent losses. Cragg’s charges aim to tighten defense and ball control.
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Uny
Amugu
Erie East
Oil City
Beavers
Erie Fast
Erie
Orange and Black Dribblers
Sunrisers
Erie Academy
Oilers
Vic Cragg
Warren
Meadville
Ol City
Hud Wells
Rited Heh
Pheasant Chick Distribution Plan Announced by Game Commission
The Game Commission will again provide day old pheasant chicks to sportsmen groups and farmers for release on public land. Each chick comes with five pounds of starter feed, with a minimum release area of 50 acres, and one rockbird for every 10 breeding hens. Applications and housing plans must be filed by April 1 at the Harrisburg office, after local inspection by game protectors.
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Game Commission
Harrisburg
Commission
Fred Delvery
Ube
Sport Shorts and Team Schedules From 1955 Leagues
Amoriéid Teague schedule notes Cleveland Tribe opening 1955 season at home April Eth with Chicago White Sox foes. Detroit Tigers in doubleheader on Fourils of dilly Labor Day twin bill at Kansas City. Corry High basketball seeks rebounder to strengthen front line. Philadelphia Wehicties report 260,000 tosses for 19th season. owner Bob Carpenter says 180,000 tax needed to break even. Willamaport defending PIAA District 4 champs looks to repeat as they’ve started 6 of 11 games poor.
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Amoriéid Teague
Gleveland Tridians
Chicago White Sox
Hone
Detroit Tigers
Dilly
Kansas City
Corry High
Philadelphia Wehicties
Bob Carpenter
Willamaport
Champton
PIAA
Toaing
Millionaires
Auburn Handed First Defeat By Alabama 99-78
Alabama handed Auburn its first loss of the season, 99 to 78, as college basketball action slowed by midyear exams, with many conferences still unsettled and standings shifting across major leagues. Kentucky remained No 7 despite a recent defeat. others show varying paths as races tighten.
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Bama
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Wildcats
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Minnesota
Indiana
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Pacific Coast
California
Trojans
UCLA
Stanford Ted
Witty de Mays
Missouri
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North Carolina State
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Texas Christian
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Vince
Vanderbilt
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Mont Ext
Gatition
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Holy Cross
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Javier Ohios
Columbia
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Fordham
PAL
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Furmia
LaSalle
Lebanon Valley
Army
NYU
Mississippi
Tulane
Florida State
Georgia
Duke
Virginia
Miss. State
Tennessee
LSU
NG. State
Wake Forest
Carolina
Clemson
West Virginia
Louisville
Georgetown
Western Kentucky
Eastern Kentucky
Marshablad
Navy
Kansas State
PCC Seeks Regional TV for Football Games
San Francisco reported Pacific Coast Conference leaders urge regional telecasts or no telecasts at all. NCAA faces pushback from PCC and Big Ten, with vice presidents and athletic directors opposing a national Game of the Week plan.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Pacific Coast Conference
National Collegiate Athletic Association
PEC
Big Ten
PCC
Notre Dame
NCAA
Harvey Cassill
Universty of
Washington
PCG
Ncaa Television Committee
Cassill
New York
Middlecoff Captures Crosby Tourney at Pebble Beach
Cary Middlecoff won a share of the $15,000 Crosby tournament purse on the Pebble Beach course. He shot 71 in the final round to finish 209 for two rounds, beating Julius Boros and Paull McGuire by four strokes in a wind swept afternoon.
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Middlecoff
Pebble Beach
Calif
Monterey Peninsula
Cary Mcidlecott
Bing Crosby
Denest
Memphis
Kiamesha Lake
Aulius Boros
Paull McGuire
Wichita, Kun
Western Stars Shine as West Tops East in Pro Bowl
In a rainy Los Angeles Pro Bowl, the West defeated the East 26-19 before 49,972 fans. San Francisco duo A. Tittle and Billy Wilson starred, with Wilson MVP after 11 receptions for 187 yards and a first-half TD. Tittle added two TD passes, while Lavern Torgerson’s interception returned for a score sealed the win.
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LOS Angeles
A. Titele
Billy Wilson
Buck Shaw
49Ers
Los Angeles Rams
Dan Reeves
Wilson
Id Harlon Hill
Chicago Bears
Detroit
Lavern ‘Torgesoft
Joe Perry
Recreation activities schedule with multiple league games listed
The weekly city recreation schedule lists volleyball and basketball matchups at various venues including Matday Aero Supply versus Alex Ron Works, Corry Jamestown against Professional Men, and Raymonds V8. Saturday features intramurals and high school leagues with results noted such as Shooting Star beating Flying Aces 18 to unspecified, Globetrotters loss, and Sack Rats defeated by Hyne Blasts. College basketball scores follow with Michigan State 84 Michigan 82 and others across the nation.
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Aero Supply
Alexron
Corry-Jamestown
Raymonds
Lublaws City
Hazel Corry
Al's Clothies
Wii Kids
East End
House of Digit
Hementary
Untamed Panthers
Atent
Eagles
Globetrot
Shooting Stars
Benji High School
Aves
Five Joes
Rip Cords
Flatheads
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BYM Truth
Kuglee
Biairre
Michel Lewis
Sklers
Robert
Shooting Star
Flying Aces
Panthers
Globetrotters
Ti Hyne
Sack Rats
Bob Follett
Lori
Francis Dyer
Danish Miler Threat to Dodds Indoors Mark
Boston track world buzzes over Gunnar Nielsen Danish mile debut clocking 4 1 to threaten Gil Dodds world indoor mark 4 053 Nielsen edged Fred Dwyer in the K of C feature at Boston Gardens firing a 9 firehorse finish Dwyer Villanova ace. Wes Santee set for Philadelphia Inquirer games and Washington Star meet as indoor season opens with optimism. Dwyer also posted a strong three quarter split in the Boston race.
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Associates Press
Boston
Denmark
Gunnar Nielson
Gil Dodds
Fred Dwyer
Villanova
Boston Gardens
Nielson
America
Wes Santee
Philadelphia Inquirer
Washington Star
Dwyer Beems
Patterson Fights Ten Rounder At Eastern Park Way
Floyd Patterson steps up to a 10 rounder tonight at Brooklyn's Eastern Park Way against Don Grant of Los Angeles. Patterson, 20, has won 19 of 20 pro starts and won his last bout at Madison Square Garden on January 7. Grant is 16 of 17 in his career and a 31 underdog. ABC will televise. M L Savage and Moses Ward headline a separate 10 round middleweight bout at St Nicholas Arena with Du Mont telecasting.
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Floyd Patterson
Brooklyn
Eastern Park Way
Don Grant
Los Angles
Patterson
Willie Troy
Madison Square Garden
Grant
ABC
Moses Ward
Detroit
Mile Savage
Salt Lake City
St. Nicholas Arena
du Mont
Pro Grid War Nears End Between NFL and Canadian Leagues
Montreal report says the NFL and Canadian leagues are nearing a settlement over player options and contracts. The Toronto Argonauts oppose a rule requiring honoring NFL contracts, calling it retroactive, while league officials note consequences for premeeting signings. NFL commissioner Bert Bell expressed surprise at the rule’s quick reversal.
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Montreal
National Football League
Toronto Argonauts
Argos
Bert Bell
Commis
Sioner
NFL
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