Beavers Host Union City in Key Crosstown Clash
Corry High School hosts Union City Bears tonight at 8 15 p m in a league game as Merle Ottaway moves to center with Glenn McKinney at 6 5. The Bears seek their first league win after six straight losses while Beavers aim to extend a home winning streak.
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Corry High School
Bears
Beavers
Wesleyville
Putnam
Merle Ottaway
Glenn Mckinney
Ollaway
Bob Jackson
Billy Hammond
Itx
Ray Blynt
Paul Gates
Great Lakes Speed Skating Championship slated for Roseland Park
Jamestown gears up for the Great Lakes Speed Skating Championships set at Roseland Park on Sunday February 13 at 11:30 p.m. with multiple events for junior and senior skaters, sanctioned by the Western New York Speed Skating Association and drawing regional interest. The meet may shift to the following Sunday if weather forces postponement.
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Jamestown
Great Lakes
Roseland Park
New York
Pennsylvania
Phillies Pitcher Lynwood Rowe Assigned to Navy
Thirty two year old Lynwood Rowe of the Philadelphia Phillies passed his preinduction examination and has been assigned to the Navy. The veteran major league pitcher took the examination at El Dorado Arkansas. He is married with two children and has played for Beaumont in the Tetis League and later starred with Detroit.
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Assocution Press
Little Rock
Ark
Lynwood Rowe
Philadelphia Phillies
Navy
Saturnsy
el Dovedo
Waong
Ify
Rowe
Beaumont
Detroit
Nelson wins San Francisco Victory Open title
Byron Nelson, praised as the nation's best, wins the San Francisco Victory Open at Harding Park Public Links finishing 7 under par 281 tied for third and collecting 2400 in war bonds. Herold McSpaden places second at 281, with McSpaden earning more in recent victories. The event concludes with Nelson holding the winner's circle and status as top money earner.
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Associated Press
SAN Prancisco
Byron Nelson
Chaim
Toledo
Ockshot
Professional Golfers’ Association
Harding Park
McSpaden
Los Angeles
Nelson
Aero Bowling Leads Office In Eight Hundred Increase
In the Aero Men's League East evening action, leaders Office extended their margin by sweeping three games from 660, aided by Walter Shannon and Bil Bar who posted 179 averages. Paul French led 660 with 188, 283 and 156 as Estimating Maple Monuters balanced the score with 977, 746 and 716. Don Kincaid anchored winners with 102, 181 and 197 while Francis Slattery added 168 148 195 for 250. Cass Sears topped winners with 187 201 192 as Andy Paulson posted 188 188 158. Office then stopped 250A in the Ladies League, with Rose Mary Auer 143 145 138 leading the Office, and Helen Fokosh 147 143 102 for 260A in a 3-0 sweep.
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Keslers
GEO
Walter Shannon
Bil Bar
Paul French
Siv
Don Kincaid
Francis Slattery
Cellar Dwelling
Cass Sears
Andy Paulson
Atte
Rosemary Auer
Helen Fokosh
Andress Smith
Rosalind Hopkins
Mary Wojtuszk
Marjorie Nichols
Five champions defend crowns Saturday night meet
Five champions will defend their titles Saturday night in the Metropolitan AAU senior indoor track championships at Lack Cham pionships. Eddie Con Well leads the 60 yard dash, Jim Herbert the 600 yard, Jim Rafferty the mile, Harold Mayes the broad jump, and Bernie Mayer the shot put. Other leading entries include Bysign Ollie Hunter in the two mile and Bur Hulse in the mile.
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New York
Jah
Eddie Con
Jim Herbert
Jim Rafferty
Harold Mayes
Bernie Mayer
Bysign
Ollie Hunter
Bur Hulse
Boagmen Seek To Even Score With Invaders
The St. Edwards passers return to the basketball floor tonight aiming to balance the season series at one win each with Spartansburg. The Shamrocks seek revenge after a 19 18 first meeting loss. Coach Boag’s club beat Union City and St. Joseph’s Titusville last week. Jama Hand and Toots Hyott will start at forward, with Gro nosi at center and Jansen brothers in backcourt for the Shamrocks. Spartans shone with Shreve Tilrotson at forwards, Northrop at center, Studd and W Northrop at guards.
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St. Edward's
Teir
Soreak
Spartansburg
la. O
Shamrocks
Crawford County Five
Boag
Union City
St. Joseph's
Titusville
Gtter
O City St
Joe's
Onc
Sparta
Boagmen
Jin Hand
Toots Hyots
Bill Gronosi
Marquette DePaul to Trial Foul Rule Change
DePaul and Marquette will test a three minute rest instead of showers after four fouls Friday night in Chicago. Coaches Ray Meyer and Bill Chandler agreed to suspend the standard four foul disqualification as part of an experimental rule Chandler has long advocated. The test aims to liven the game and alter player fatigue.
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Chicago
DePaul
Marquette
Ray Meyer
Bill Chandler
Merquette
Chandler
SIGHTS BAY TRENTON N Y 1-HARRY TINN VS HENY TONES
Boxing brief from New York results shows 91 year old Harry Tinn of Trenton outpointing Heny Tones at 196 percent. Referee Strickland officiated in New York with another bout listing Harry Gary.
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Trenton
Harry Tinn
New York
Strickland
Harry Gary
York
Sports Roundup from New York and Navy lines
A sprawling sports roundup from New York highlights Navy training station facilities at Bainbridge Maryland with extensive athletic fields and nine-hole golf. Mentions include athletics at former West Point teams, various college connections, One-Minute Sports Page notes, bowling and basketball participation, and several college and university figures tied to baseball and football programs.
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New York
Navy
Roland F. Logan
West Point
Aion
Pacite
Logan
United States
Bainbridge, Md
Naval Train Station
Tiny stars lead scarce crop of good little cagers
In New York and Maryland reports, undersized yet skilled players shine. Temple Owls' Al Ingerman, 151 pounds, 7 feet, praised as an ace shooter and all around star. St Johns' Little Hy Getkin, 54, tops Loyola and Rhode Island State's Mal Bramble stands out as the smallest high scorers. Gene O Conor of Loyola Maryland impresses at 13 pounds lighter.
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York
Hays
al Ingerman
Josh Cody
Temple Ovils
Little Hy Getkin
St. John’s
Maryland
Gene O'Conor
Baltimore Loyola
Herbert R. O'Conor
Mal Bramble
Rhode Iskind
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