Beavers Set to Face Spartansburg in Key Tonight Game
iG JOURNAL reports high doutblers invade Den Of Spartansburg tonight as Beavers seek a 10th win in a row, aiming for three straight victories this season. Coach Chuck Giberal drills fast break to spark scoring with McKinney Fox likely to control boards and top starters unchanged.
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Delay in Jaynes games sparks talk of timelier starts
Readers note persistent delays at Cory High School basketball games with start times slipping from 10 minutes to nearly 30. Officials blame late visiting teams and propose coordinating arrivals to ensure varsity contests begin on schedule.
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Kiwanis Plan Benefit Basketball Game for Hospital
Kiwanis officials eye a February benefit game at Corry Hospital Memorial Fund. Plans include Reviving the Royals for a one night charity match with local ex pros and possible professional league opposition. Details to follow in the next week.
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New Haven hockey coach demotes ex Bruin teammate
New Haven coach Eddishore cems amid controversy after demoting Ralph Weiland, a Bruins teammate from 18 years ago, for attempting to follow club orders. Harvey Stone replaces Weiland as coach, while Stoh’s penalty minutes and team changes mark a turbulent period. Meanwhile Indianapolis edged Providence 4 4 in last night’s only NHL game.
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Hialeah Opens With Record Smash in Big Crowd
Miami track scene begins with a record smashing opener as Yeeletting sets a fast mark. Officials hoped for a breathing spell today while Saturday hosts the Hibiscus Stakes with a $10,000 purse. A top opening crowd of 2845 packed the stands and betting windows, with 249,864 handled through parimutuel machines.
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DiMaggio's Serious Comeback Workouts Draw Attention
The aging Yankee icon Joe DiMaggio, inactive since 1942, trains intently at the New York Athletic Club. Trainers praise his discipline as he aims to return to form for a potential major league return.
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Johnsonburg to Be Suspended Over District Incident
A Pennsylvania school sports dispute at Johnsonburg High School leads to possible suspension for the district. Reports describe an oncourt incident involving coach Joby and referee Hoffmann, with authorities assessing charges and potential year-long or harsher penalties.
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Giants Eye Cards Hurling Roster By AP
New York Giants president Horace Grohichum watches players for potential roster moves while rumors link Sam Bryation and Max Lanier to the pitching staff. Stasahytn and Ervin Ditsak comment on interest in pitchers, with mentions of Johnny Hop and Stanaham as possible options.
Rookies Set to Grab Spotlight Across Clubs
A pre season survey highlights newcomers across the league expected to challenge established stars. Names like Gilbert Coan of Washington and Hoot Evers of Detroit headline a wave of talent, with outfielders and infielders from Cleveland, Chicago, and Boston among those ready to break through.
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Sports Roundup reveals coaching moves and training notes
Fy cays he would retire to baseball not as a player. Joe Louis training gear locked at trainer Seamon’s home. Thandy Gustafson takes Pitt football coaching job amid rumors. Vast civilians may join Up With Army in a few years. Bill Dyck reports from New York.
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Machine Shop Leads Raymond Loop Bowling Standings
The Machine Shop team moved to first place in the Raymond Bowling League after sweeping four points from the Inspection team. The Small Order and the Automatics each split two games as the Office Department and Flats battled for position in the standings. Joe Hayes led the Machinists with counts of 152, 175, and 168, while Ralph Hamilton posted 169, 171, and 155 for the Inspectors. Automatics totaled 529, 480, and 601 across games, and Small Order finished at 949, 54, and 627 in the series.
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Hamilton Leads In Golf Tourney Richmond Open
Ex national champ Bob Hamilton of Chicago paced the second round of the 72 hole Richmond Open at the Richmond course. He carded 14 14 8 72 to hold a narrow 1 stroke edge over Abe Busk and others in a field of 180 players from cities including Des Moines Chicago and Pittsburgh. Sam Snead the defending champion was among the leaders fading on the round as players pressed toward a 71 par final score.
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Rocky Graziano Seeks Seventh Straight Knockout
The report notes Rocky Graziano aiming for his seventh consecutive KO in a New York bout. It references boxing prospects and mentions an 18 round potential test with financial prize details in NS100,000 range.
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