Corry Beavers seek lift as hoops season nears
Corry high sports pages discuss Beavers improving under Coach Byler with shifts in backcourt. Meantime Meadville opposition to Corry’s District 10 cage entry grows as Kane hosts interscholastic tournaments featuring teams from Bradford Warren Brookville Ridgway and others.
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Crawford County
Guesa al Baresi
Leon Bloss
Pete Giros
Clay Meerdink
Conny Red and Gun Chi
American Legion
Byler
Russ Byler
Beavers
Jim Lundy
Bob Brown
Kane
Bradford
Warren
Brookville
Ridgway
Johnsonburg
St. Marys
Port
MacPhail Takes Lead of Brooklyn Club as Boss
United Press reports Larry MacPhail, newly named executive vice president of the Dodgers, will run the Brooklyn Baseball Club with full authority. He vows to build the Dodgers into contenders, create a farm system, repair operations, and place Burleigh Grimes as on field boss while reviewing pending Van Mungo deals.
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United Press
New York
Larry Minck Phall
Kaiser
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Tit
MacPhail
Dodgers
Burleigh Grimes
van Mungo
Steens Win Three From Donaldsons In Antler League
Steens bowling team edged the Donaldson Brothers in three close matches in the Antler League last evening. Randall led Steens with an average of 186 as scores show 377 for Dempsey and 470 for P Orn, while Donaldson Brothers posted solid totals led by G Donaldson with 490 and 485 by ML Donaldson. Co captains Sol Miehoff and Joe Proicsa named for Penn State basketball 1987 88 season.
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Antler
Randall
Tot Ave. Rendall
Sulivan
Dempsey
Flanigan
P. Orn
Smith
Craker
Franz
Beuniage
ML. Donaldson
Kafferlin
Porter
State College
Tan
Sol Miehoff
Joe Proicsa
Penn State
Braddock Back in Ring as Farr Favored to Win
James J Braddock faces Tommy Marr in a comeback bid with Farr favored at about 8 to 5. Braddock has not fought since June when knocked out by Joe Louis and aims to regain the heavyweight title, with a potential bout against Max Baer pending if victorious.
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United Press
New York
James J. Braddock
Ninderelia
Cing
Corbett
Jeffries
Willard
Dempsey
Braddock
Tommy Marr
Joe Louis
Farr
Bradiock
Iasteek
Max Baer
Marondi
Maxie
Louis to meet Schmeling in Detroit next June
Detroit reports confirm Joe Louis will defend his heavyweight title in Detroit next June against Max Schmeling, pending New York promoter Joe Jacobs thumbs down the deal. Briggs Stadium is eyed, capacity around 85 000, formerly Navin Field. Louis trains for Feb 13 bout with Nathan Mann in New Haven.
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Joe Louis
Brown Bominker
Max Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
New York
Frank MacDonell
Michigan State Boxing Commission
Briggs Stadium
Tigers
Jim Braddock
Chicago
Jame
Three YMCA basketball contests on Saturday night
Three City YM League games tonight feature Franz Furniture versus the Aeros at 9 in the Junior High gym. Raymonds meet Cony Jamestown at 8 45, and Merchants face St Baward s Alumni at 10 80.
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Franz Furniture
Aeros
Raymonds
Cony Jamestown
Merchants
St. Baward’s
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