Keys Failing Showdown at Flint in Ragged defeat
Flint Big Reds crushed Corry Pa Keystones 49 to 24 in a rough game. George Haggarty led Flint with eight baskets and 14 points, while Roy Burris added 14 as Corry struggled with weak ball handling and poor sharing. Snooka Finucan mentioned as key contributor among Corry players. Public reception honors Gilbert Welch and John Roberts from Barkerstown High.
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Harry Dayton
Flint
Corry Keystones
O Thys City
Keystones
Big Reds
Michigan
Snooka! Finucan
Keystone
Corry
Reds
Quakers
George Haggarty
Roy Burris
Higl
Gherry
Campbell
George
Roy
Dilek White
Schmitt With Keys In Contest Tonight
Alle Schmitt from Buffalo will return to Keystone fold for tonight’s game between the Blue and Gold and the Flint Buicks at 8:30 PM in the State Armory. The Buicks, following a rough Erie trip, seek form against the papermakers and are coming off a 34 to 10 loss to the TMA squad in Flint.
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Alle Schmitt
Cracle Buffalo
Keystone
Blue and Gold
Flint Buicks
State Armory
Hammerbul
Pennsylvania
Erie
Buicks
Michigan City
Erie Papermakers
Corry
Flint
Fete Pitt Captain New Castle Dinner Honor
New Castle fans will honor Pat Alec Fox, Pitt football captain, at a testimonial dinner Saturday. Walter Miller, former World's middleweight wrestling champion, defeated T Higemi in Portland, winning the first and third bouts while Higami won the second.
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PITT
NEW Castle
Pat Alec Fox
Ieru
University of Pittsburgh
Portland, Ore
Walter Miller
Ormer
T. Higemi
Miller
Higami
Little Green Capsule Stops Rheumatic Agony
An advertisement touts Allenrihu Number 2 little green capsule as a rapid remedy for rheumatic pains. Claiming relief within hours, it urges a two day dosage plan and promises refunds if not satisfied. Distributed through drug stores nationwide with Thomas Downey backing the guarantee.
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America
Elvery Auur
Rellef
Yenderness
Avery
Amerca
Thomas Downey
Rickard Heads to Florida with Wife and Daughter
United Press reports promoter Rickard left Madison Square Garden en route to Florida accompanied by his wife and daughter. He planned a brief stay amid talks with Gene Tunney awaiting him at Miami Beach. Rickard had appointed John Chapman as vice president and manager of the corporation, with Betiers as an assistant.
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United Press
New York
T Rickard
Florida
Gene Tunney
Miami Beach
Rickard
Madison Square Garden
John Chapman
Bike Impressario
Tex
Chicago plans for big sports carnival at World’s Fair
Chicago’s plans for a summer sports carnival include Olympic games if postponed to 1983, a heavy weight title bout, the World Series style football game, and a horse race of high class. Dawes and the fair committee pursue negotiations to host the Olympics for the first time since 1904, aiming for an attendance near 80 million to ensure success. If Olympics cannot be secured, a major sports carnival would be staged instead.
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Bert M. Demby
United Press
Chicago
Garnival
Aime Wirman
Dawes
Fair Committee
Mir
Preps 70 Play High Quintet in City Clash
One Cathedral Preps of Brie earned a bye and will oppose the High Five in a Saturday evening game in Brie. The Preps boast a strong squad and are expected to draw a large crowd to the sub-High ym venue.
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Caster
Tne High Weal Five
Brie
High Five
Corry Catholic Girls Fall to Mercyhurst Academy
Corry Catholic High girls lost at Mercyhurst Academy on the floor Wednesday night. The Mercyhurst team pulled ahead at a steady pace, extending its lead as the game progressed.
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Corry
Erie
Corry Catholic
Mercyhurst Academy
Fire forces 125 from Camden homes in daybreak blaze
A major Camden fire driven by strong flames displaced more than 125 residents early today. Seven homes were destroyed and 11 feared damaged as nine engine companies and extra units fought the blaze. The scene drew a large emergency response across the city.
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Frese
Camden
N. J
Pennsylvania mother praises Sorbol Quadruple goitre cure
Mrs John Mellinger of New Freedom Pennsylvania writes in the Hanover Sun about her daughter removing a goitre with Sorbol Quadruple claiming the treatment was pleasant and easy to apply and not expensive. The remedy is made by Sorbol Company in Obh and sold by local druggists.
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Pennsylvania
John Mellinger
New Freedom
The
Hanover Sis
Sorbol Company
Techanicsburg
Obi
Lavally
Thomas Downey's
College basketball scores from scattered results and names
A fragmented recap shows various college basketball scores and player names, including Leland Stanford and Princeton games. The snippet mentions teams such as Navy and Massachusetts and lists partial point totals amid unclear formatting.
Corry High Basketball Game Scheduled for Tomorrow
The Corry High and Wid Gidley High quintets are set to play tomorrow at 4:80 o'clock in a local basketball matchup. Both teams prepare with practice and strategy as fans await the result.
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Fangi Pagal
Corry Dyalor High
Gidley High
Faffornoos
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Honing
Dirby Welch
Parkersburg
W. Va
Gilbert Welch
John Roberts
Barkersburg’ High School
Nangeaine Toys
Counrt
Tonkett
Stewart
Johnny
Istuvr
Goer
Stewie
Junasry
Mier
Promis
Mipitlys
Tin
M Leulise
Fox
Eri
Schuth
Dextor
Rich
Joninaia
Arcoris
Protimienis
Sheen
Wwelgh
Mutual Telephone Company
Phoenix Phoenix
Chicaeo Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Anid
Hieréren
Cretonnes de
Yau Gretannes
Gretannes
Nets
Cretonnes
J. A. Lanston
North Center
Corry, Pa
Citizens National Bank
the Bank
Soldiers Field
Lake Michigan
Kanga
Town State
Duquerne
Agterican Tiv
Mary's
Henatiua
Avnla Chun
Leland Stanford
Columba SH
Yate
Pennaylynnl
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Gridley
AIG
Chiicren
Rs. Johnson
West Main St
Studebaker the Great
Independent
Tudebaker
D. G. Roos
Marmon
Locomobile
Pincetcon
Detroit
Commander World
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Earth
Erskine
Igger
Igg
Brekine /rurbs
Sudebaker
Walter J. Merrick West
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