Corry Vets Rally Beats New York Black Barons After Delay
The Corry Vets upset the NY Black Barons 83 to 53 at the State Armory amid a near two hour delay due to car trouble. Deacon Stankey led with 19 points as Moose Bellingham and Daughtry added solid support, while Stankey’s stretch run sealed the win for Corry in front of about 750 fans.
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Daughtry
Freeland
Milford
Eben Thompson
Bown
Savage
Eran Ont
Corry Yew
Brause
Markowita
Bo Tay Bellingham
Shankey
Garter
Ankwright
Hinck Barons
Pacific Coast Mentors Call For Easing Rules On Prospective Players
Pacific Coast coaches urge loosening recruiting rules after Rose Bowl losses. Oregon State’s Lon Stiner says coast code hinders interviews until players inquire, noting wartime disruptions and calls for parity with the Big Nine. Bernie Bierman of Minnesota weighs strength comparisons and overall conference quality. Peebles shifts to Buffalo Bisons promotion role in Erie, while hive placement advice follows.
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Unknown Wins Richmond Open
George Schoux, a San Francisco public links product who turned pro a year ago, won the Richmond Open with a 16 under par 268. He held off U S Open champion Lloyd Mangrum and Benny Hogan who tied for third, while Jimmy Demaret fired a 67 to tie for second with Schoux.
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Houston
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Italian-Atwenean All Stars defeat Warren five 31 to 27
The Italian-Atwenean Association fribblers edged Warren Struthers-Wells 31 to 27 at the State Armory. Juliano led TAA with nine points while Rosy Caruso added eight as Warren trailed 14-14 at halftime and fell behind in the third quarter. Corry paced Warren with seven points as the comeback bid fell short.
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Yankees Target Mickey Vernon For First Base
New York owner Larry MacPhail signals Yankees seek Vernon from Washington as they push to land a major league first baseman. He notes attempts to acquire Hank Greenberg failed and hints Joe DiMaggio could be offered in a deal alongside Vernon.
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Washington Senators
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Mickey) Vernon
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Hank Greenberg
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Detroit
Hank Last Pals
Los Angeles
Bucky Harris
Vernon
Joe DiMaggio
Pirates Poised for Power with Greenberg and Kiner Duo
Pittsburgh faces a potent lineup as Ralph Kiner leads the National League with 23 homers and Hank Greenberg joins from Detroit for an estimated 850000. The Pirates also feature Jim Russell in left field, creating a feared outfield trio and the league's top slugging potential.
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Erie figure figures in evolving pro football links
Erie is named among cities mentioned in a proposed Western division concept and possible new league ties. The discussion involves George Halas and plans affecting Akron Youngstown and other Ohio cities amid NFL and AAFC interest in farm system links.
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Kansas City
Corry Vets Take On Erie Perry Club In Key Half Title Game
Corry Vets meet Erie Perry Club at the State Armory in the Inland Independent League with first half honors at stake. The 8 15 p m game follows a TAA versus Sheffield O'Connor preview. Corry leads Teague standings five wins in six. Erie four wins two losses. A Corry win secures top spot. a Perry win creates a three way tie. North Erie defeats Union City in another result while Grapepickers host Union tonight.
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Teague
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Corry
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Union
Indianapolis Caps Tie for First in Western Division
The Indianapolis Capitals shared first in the Western Division of the American Hockey League after a 4-2 win over the Providence Reds. Buffalo moved into third with a 5-2 victory over the Barons. prior to that, the Bisons shared the spot with the Pittsburgh Hornets. The New Haven Ramblers rallied to beat the Rockyis 4-3, despite Nick Damore’s goaltending. City, Waterford travel to Lawrence Park and Wesleyville invades Girard.
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Providence Reds
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Guffalo
Bisons
Pittsburgh Hornets
Philadelphia
Nick Damore
New Haven Ramblers
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