Beavers face forward line puzzles amid Friday sports notes
Wide mix of high school and college sports items. Beaver basketball forward plans discussed. Bracken and Paul von, Hurlbut at center, Curtis and Hammond at guards as possible lineup. Miscellaneous notes cover Meadeville, Jamestown wrestling, Pitt Panth ers, and upcoming track and tennis appearances with local figures and upcoming events.
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Bracken
Paul von
Hurlbut
Curtis
Hammond
Init
Hall Dimick
Walt Swantek
Beavers Invade Titusville Meet North East This Week
PRESS SELECTS FIVE PROBABLE OLYMPIC STARS BY GEORGE KIRKLEY United Press Staff Correspondent New York Jan 20 The United Press poll of 185 sports editors names Owens Peacock Torrance Cunningham Medina as the five likeliest U S Olympic points getters at Berlin 1936 Owens leads with 98 votes Peacock 63 Torrance 59 Cunningham 40 Medina 7 Also notes Owens strong marks in 100 200 and broad jump and Peacock’s 100 win aided by favorable wind.
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New York
United States
Berlin
Jesse Owens
Eulace Peacock
Jack Torrance
Glenn Cunningham
Jack Medina
Gwani
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Norway
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Kansas
Los Angeles
Jack Medica
U. of Washington
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Tokyo
Meiica
Beaverettes win second Townville game led by Myers
The Corry girls beat Townville High 19 to 11 on Saturday night at Townville. Myers scored 15 points to lead the locals while McLean added 4 as Corry pulled away after a 4-4 first half tied score. Teammates Williams Hixson Reed Sorenson Robbins and other players contributed during the win.
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Former Corey Pro Among Money Makers in Golf Year
The article lists top money winners in 1985 golf, noting former Corey Pro as 20th with 1,572 dollars across seven tours. It highlights Luther’s Hershey Open and Ohio Open wins, Gene Kunes’s 20 20 prize money, Johnny Revolta’s 9 543, Henry Picard and Horton Smith as leading figures, and mentions others like Sam Parks Jr and Al Krueger among the top earners.
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Laffoon
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Chetsi
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Piard
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Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgen
al Krueger
Corry Marksmen to Entertain Lawrence Park Friday
The Corry Red Head Gun Club seeks to halt a losing streak after defeat in opening Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League matches. They host Lawrence Park Friday as part of a three match week that also saw Meadville defeat Girard and Walnut Creek lose to Mayville.
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Lottsville Dart Ball Defeats Corry In Three Games
Lottsville's strong dart ball squad beat Corry Gold Fells in two of three at Lottsville Saturday night with a 16-15 final. Corry won game one 6-2, then lost 8-7 and 5-4. Corry players listed include Harold Shannon Roy Blynt Wave Smith Pete Swanson Richard Rossacher Howard Loveland Milon Williams William Colby Jack Irwin Warren White and C A Auer.
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Corry Gold Fellows
Lottsville
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Harold Shannon
Roy Blynt
Wave Smith
Pete Swanson
Richard Rossacher
Howard Loveland
Milon Williams
William Colby
Jack Irwin
Warren White
C. A. Auer
Blue Jays Invade Titusville to Face Waterford Jayvees
Sorry Juunior High School’s Lowering quintet aims for a sixth straight win as they invade Titusville to clash with the sub-High Rocket group in a likely tough Scholastic test of the Soeala. Titusville Junior High beat Franklin last week to seek second in the Tayvee League while Waterford’s Jayvees visit Weight Street Court on Thursday afternoon.
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Franklin
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Weight Street
Oilers Barbers Lead in Corry Rod and Gun Club Standings
The Korn Smax and Lamona's Barbera share the top spot in the Corry Rod and Gun Club League after last week. Lamona's faces the High School squad tonight. Emblem Oils meets Raymonds tomorrow. Corry Tamestown's marksmen duel Veterans of Foreign Wars Wednesday. Aeros Smax vs Horn Smax Thursday.
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Engen Favored to Win National Ski Championship
Engen, foreman at CCC camp near Salt Lake City, tops favorites after a 194 foot class A jump in the 6th Norge Ski Club tournament at Fox River Grove. He previously set the North American record of 257 feet in Salt Lake City last year and led the slide record with 183 feet in his first attempt yesterday.
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Salt Lake City
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Minors Seek Lower Rail Rates for Travel
Hochinster January 40. International League clubs consider traveling by bus next season unless railroads grant socially lower rates. Warren C. Giles president Rochester Red Wings and league vice president said teams should receive the same special rates given to college athletic teams. He disclosed he was drafting a proposed schedule to allow bus travel and would urge each club to buy a bus if reduced rail rates aren’t granted.
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Debate site for game at Navy declines comment
Officials at the Naval Academy declined to comment Sunday on reports that next season s Army Navy football game would move from Franklin Field in Philadelphia to the new Philadelphia Municipal Stadium enhancing venue selection and planning implications for the annual matchup
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City Rec Loop Leaders Meet Lower Teams
Opening the fourth fiad in Lae City Bowling League this evening the three leaders meet the three lower bracket squads. Aeros leads Keister's and the Corry Jamestown outfits by three games, clash with Citizens Bank on alleys 1-2, Keister's meet National Bank on alleys 2-4, and Corry Jamestown oppose Cohen Coals. The Ladies Bowling League leaders meet second division teams tomorrow: Car roll's Vanities face Blue Ribbons while Van's Aces play Alley Stars and Lil's Diamonds meet Fern's Five. In Class B, Loblaw's face second place Aeros in a feature match Wednesday evening. Kiwanis No 1 tangles with Spring Creek and Corry-Jamestown quad faces Kiwanis No 2. Raymond League top Shipping Room meets Machine Shop, Moor Slide vs Aucomatics, and Oils vs Grinding Room Thursday in Antler League. Donaldson's quintet vs Loblaws tonight, Mr Boston vs Nast tomorrow, Model Dairy vs Keister's Thursday, Wing-Willi vs Aeros Friday.
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Syracuse Awarded Franchise In New Professional League
Dr Har ry Marsh president of the American Professional Moot ball League announced Syracuse New York was awarded a league franchise. He said athletic authorities and Syracuse University student body assured support for the professional club in the city.
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Mentor Myers to Shake Up High Roster Again
Coach Bill Myers aims to refresh the Redgers lineup for two games this week. He may press reserve players into action to replace varsity men, seeking a stronger unit to lift the Beavers from a five game losing stretch.
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Battaglia Arrives Tuesday for Quaill Bout at Pittsburgh
Frankie Battaglia a hard hitting Winnipeg lightweight is set to arrive Tuesday for a fight Thursday at Motor Square Garden against local middleweight Al Quaill. Battaglia has trained in Minneapolis for two weeks and poses the stiffest test yet for Quaill in his budding pro career.
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Gehrig Ready To Sacrifice Iron Man Streak For Yankees
Lou Gehrig, star first baseman of the New York Yankees, says he would retire to the bench if manager Toe McCarthy deems it necessary for the team's pennant chances. Gehrig has appeared in 1,853 games over 11 seasons, playing through injuries including a broken finger, a fractured toe, and other ailments while maintaining the consecutive-games record since June 2, 1925. He surpassed Deacon McGuire's 1,808-game mark in August 1933.
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Tully Wins National Squash Title in Philadelphia Final
Jim Tully of the Pittsburgh Golf and Tennis Club defeated Yale’s Johnny Skillman in the national tournament final in Philadelphia with set scores 12-15, 16-9, 17-18, 15-8 to become the top professional squash racquets player.
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Johnny Skillman
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