Cochrane Referees Edinboro Tilt as Reelofs Returns
Local sport notes report coach Cochrane of the Brie Me Streams bantam eleven refereeing the Edinboro game where Beavers were whistled sparingly and Edinboro earned nine free throws while the locals drew few. Reelofs back with the High cagers promises healthier lineup as dysfunctions in offense and defense are discussed with hopes for a stronger finish to the season.
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Beavers Narrowly Fall as Edinboro Takes Lead
Locals weaken in the final period and lose to Edinboro 36 to 16 on their court last evening. Beavers trailed by one to three points through three quarters but fell apart late, as Edinboro capitalized with steady inside play and rebounds to pull away.
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Rumor of Baer marriage and venue shift swirls mix of claims
United Press reports heavyweight champion Max Baer may wed again and consider fighting outside Madison Square Garden. James S. Beale notes manager Ancil Hoffman denying a Garden split, with rumors of a 48 hour signing for title defenses at Yankee Stadium or Polo Grounds and a potential $100,000 Chicago offer.
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Erie County League Northern Division Scoreboard
Lawrence Part 20, Millovesk 25, Wesleyville 21, Girard 14 reported for the Erie County League Northern Division standings and results.
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Braves Assured Use Of Boston Playing Field
Boston Braves will continue playing at Braves Field after a lengthy National League session. The league and Ford Frick confirmed the Braves' lease and field status, while dog racing control moved to other premises. Contracts were mailed to players, and officials expect a final decision at the February 5 meeting.
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Rifle League Schedule Released for Next Week
Next week's schedule for the Ron and Gon Chub Fife League announced with matchups including Corrya Jamestown vs High Cho on Monday, Korn Smax vs Rayment on Tuesday, and Superior Cikaners against Wing on Wednesday. The list contains several unreadable names due to OCR errors but preserves the core event of a forthcoming league schedule.
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Scholastic results imply local track or meet standings
Nameless scholastic results show scores with figures for Ludlow St Marys and Ridgway, rounded by name fragments and numbers. North East 92 and Cathedral Prop 16 appear among the line items, indicating event outcomes or team scores from a school meet.
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T foot Center to Meet Venango Five In Armory Show
A local basketball card features Frankin facing Company A on the Armory court with a seven foot center dominating the lineup. The rival team includes several six footers and a key player nicknamed Rich, expected to score amid a rangy paint attack. The preliminary between Community A Sec ond and Arcade five is set for two twelve oclock with a large crowd anticipated.
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Legion Will Sponsor 1935 Ice Carnival
Members of Elmer C. Carrier Post No 465 American Legion met at their club rooms to discuss the annual activities including a membership drive and a skating carnival planned for Saturday February 16. Plans include a smoker with the Union City post at their tele rooms and transportation for attendees from the club rooms meeting at 7 15 o'clock.
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Slippery Rock Cagers Defeat Grove City
Slippery Rock beat Grove City 28-18 at halftime as Truman scored 12 of Slippery Rock's 28 first-half points. Orman and Totals Rowkets each added 10 for Slippery Rock, with Grove City’s Chatham and Trembath contributing nine points apiece.
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Scrambled Boxing Card Hints At Championship Clash
Fragments describe a boxing lineup with U S boxers and European challengers. Names and details are unclear, but hint at a title bout involving a European contender and a U S fighter amid a bets and promoters context.
St Edward's Smashes Wattsburg 48 8 In Parochial Bout
St Edward's High school overwhelmed Wattsburg High 48 to 8 in a one sided parochial game. The opening period saw 22 points by St Edward's while Wattsburg managed only a single foul shot. The third straight victory for St Edward's was evident as the match wore on.
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Sports Parade: Baseball and Dog Racing Clash in NL
A New York column reports President Find Fiick's remarks during a league session on mixing baseball with dog racing. Club officials, asking for anonymity, debate the Braves playing sites and the inconsistency of allowing dog racing at parks while banning it at night, sparking questions about recreation funding and governance.
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Jimmy Clark Wins by Kayo in Jamestown Show
Jimmy Clark, Jamestown Panther, KO’d Thhimy Crawford of Buffalo in the main event at the Washington Street auditorium. The bout ended 1 minute into the second round with a winging right to the jaw. Crawford had withstood an earlier barrage before the finish, the bell saving him at the end of the first round.
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Scholastic Track Program Formulated for 1945
State College Pa January report details a scholastic track plan with a renewed statewide championship aim. The Pennsylvanian branch outlines cost-bearing by the state university and a push for high school meets, including truck and field events, to revive schoolboy athletics after years without a PTA sponsored meet. Titusville J H S scores 20 in a 28 20 win. the junior high squad ascribes victory to a fast offense and balanced scoring from all players.
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Women’s Bowling Winners at Recreation Alleys
In Friday evening’s women’s bowling tournament at the Recreation alleys, Helen Foley took first with a score of 183 and a 31.00 prize. Second placed Mrs. J. Baker earned a candy prize after posting 177, and third was Miss b. Carrol who received a candy box.
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Mysterious Draft Delays City School Project Bids
Fragmentary OCR text hints at delays in a school housing project and bids tied to a budget. The readable items mention a body timetable and bids related to the project, with uncertain details about location and exact actions.
Purell for all? Petition aims at low-cost hand sanitizer
A fragmented line suggests a plea or petition about accessible Purell or hand sanitizer. The readable bits indicate an advocacy push possibly targeting public spaces or community health access. Further details remain unclear in the fragment.
Pec the exec and for inev pay deal to rely review
Fragmentary text shows references to an executive and an inevitability in a pay deal with a district. The readable words indicate a tentative review or reform process and consideration of past payments or terms within a local district or authority.
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