Shamrocks Lose to St Agatha's In League Tilt
St Aparta's basketball team defeated St Edward's 28-? in the Parochial League. The Aggies led late first half then surged ahead 22-10 by the third quarter, finishing strong while holding Edwards to three. Thomas scored 12 for the visitors. Shamrocks were without coach Baressi. Tonight St Edward's hosts booster doubleheader with Shamrocks vs St Joseph's and Praukling Chiesgo. The independent teams draw attention as top contenders. Big year for semetros and Chicago baseball congress plans a trophy tournament.
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St. Edward's
Cline Deide
Aggies
Thomas
Joe Surnickt
Ted
Shamrocks
Joe Baressi
St Edward's
Joseph's
Erin ‘Rast
Frank
Lenin
Drenklin High
Ford City
Freshman eligibility eyed as colleges consider waivers
May permit frosh on college teams soon as Western Pennsylvania schools study easing rules for first year players. Carnegie Tech and Penn State officials weigh waivers or suspensions for war time. Allegheny College and others plan to muscle up new sports programs while Alliance College beat Clarion Teachers 42 to 34 with Shaner scoring 16 for the losers.
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Pluspurgh
Presh
Pennsyl
Vania
Rlughy
Aldo
Bum
Alliance
Alliance College of Cambridge Springs
Clarion Teachers
Shaner
Cage Aces at St Ed's Tonight in District Showdown
Basketball fans anticipate a doubleheader at St Bae ward's featuring two top players, Billy Eckert of St Joseph's and Dick Biery of Franklin, as they clash with St Joe in a pivotal winter hardwood matchup. Biery, a career 20-point game scorer, leads Franklin high in the CP T circuit while Eckert boasts steady scoring and defense for St Joseph's. The page also notes broader baseball and sports chatter including night games and veteran players in the era.
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Cage Aces
St. Ed's
St. Bae Ward
Onughib
Winter
Billy Eckert
St Joseph's
Dick Blery
Frankiiy GP
Tywan
Belort
Wis Beer
Pennsylvania Catholic
St Toe Star
St. Joe Star
Biery
C.B. K. Cea
Franklin
Franklin High School
Beavers Beat Albion 34 24 In League Win
Beavers led early and never trailed as Jack Taylor and Downey fueled a 34 to 24 league victory over Albion. Brigham paced Albion with 20 points, while Downey contributed 12 for Beavers and Frank Brigham stood out as top local scorer.
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Orange and Black Possers
Albion
Beavers
Jack Taylor
Bylermen
Theemi
Alyle
Downey
Los
Faw
Brigham
Taylor
Secodstitute
Braham
Bob Ayer
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Byler
Jack Dowkey
Bexvere
Frank Brijam
Lenuisteadings
Auditiog
Culls Siguing
Bynenhad Sharp Cime
Yannigans
Lequie
Trion City Bears
Lawrence Falk
Millcreek Trojans
Parkers
Wesleyville
North East Walloping
Harborcreek
Favor State Cage Champs to Repeat
Philadelphia January twenty first Ted Meier reports Lower Merion high school basketball looks set to defend its state title after sweeping PI AA eliminations. Ardmore Aves extended a long winning streak with a 26 to 8 victory over Radnor reaching nineteen straight wins. Remaining hurdles include strong runs from Lehigh Anzleton Muhano y City Duquesne Allentown and Erie Hast qui in the PIAA eliminations.
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Ted Meier
Philadelphia
Merion
Bill Anderson
Pt. A. A
Duquesne
University of Pennsylvania
Ardmore
Radnor
Nenyager
Ardmore Aces
Leammaos Anzleton
Muhanoy City
Allentown
Erle
PIAA
Joe Louis to Receive Boring Award Tonight
New York, 21. Surround by the gold bird of the Arm fed Navy Joe Louis tonight receives the Edward J Nell memorial trophy for the man who did the most for boxing in 1941. The award, presented by the Boring Writers Association of New York, honors the Associated Press sports writer and war correspondent killed in Spain in 1930. Commander Gene Tunney also receives recognition for his boxing services that year.
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New York
Navy
Eldees
Jacobs Beach
Joe Louis
Edward J. Nell
Preyiohaly
Jack Dempsey
Billy Conn
Fenty Armalfong
Boring Writers Association of New York
Associated Press
Spain
Zleat
Gene Tunney
Ayid
Hoxing
Rexall Druggists Lead In Laties Keg League Action
Laties Keg League results show Rexall Druggists maintaining the lead as Faymonds and Pair Store lissies split matches. Wing Will and Wayside Market posted wins while Augie Baressi and the Raymonds posted notable averages.
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Doe Rexall Luue
Leothule
Gimes
Ile Redetaurant
Faymonds
Lissies
Wing Wil
Augie” Baressl
Renal Drugs
Raymonds
Pay Rite Resiaurand
BR Fair
Wing Willi
Fair Store Medjo
Blanile
Iif Brylick
Raymonts Lamona
Nichols Sv
Wales
Tau Gas
Giaestson
Kowalsiel
Sullivan
Aly
Duiuihoo
Bury
Ain
Cagers Lose at Kane in High-Scoring Collision
The Holgate Kane cagers edged the Italian Olu engers 82 to 20 at Kane last night. Kane pulled ahead in the third quarter, then outscored their opponent 10 to 5 in the hushed final period to seal the win. Bob Sullivan led scoring with 9 points while Jacobus and others contributed. Indiana Tronces Bearcats also highlighted in the same roundup with notable play from Dick Datsel and Detzel, as Kane remained dominant despite stiff competition.
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Holgate
Roy Nvo
Kane
Olu Engers
Witmer
Bub
Fime
Ome Vlus
Bob Sullivan
Jacobus
Keno
Bundy
Oy Sullivan
Sy Ee Swell
Meliliuy
Indiana
Bearcats
LorRope
Tiandie St
Mateos
Nisteral
Dick Datsel
Yau Lacs
Suuad
Detzel
Nla
Cartwright
Johnson
Io Riduhnson
Eestpiny Oort
Reterer
Thiel Beats Grovers in Greenville basketball clash
Thiel defeated Grovers 44 to 41 in Greenville. Wesley Cole led Thiel with 12 points while contributing a pair of late baskets. The win came despite a tough road atmosphere as the host squad pressed throughout the game.
Texas Loop Proxy Sees Baseball Stay Strong in Wartime
In Dallas on June 21, President J Alvin Gardner of the Texas Loop League predicts professional baseball in Texas will endure wartime strain. He notes young players may be called up, but the league plans to continue. The Texas Interscholastic League will sponsor spring baseball, supporting thousands of schools and tens of thousands of young athletes in other sports, amid hopes for preserved participation and growth.
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Dallas
Texas
J. Alvin Gardner
Ial
West
Asin
Chircher
College basketball score quiz jumbled recap
Fragmentary lines show college teams and scores with unclear player names and places. Drexel 83 appears, while other team names and figures are garbled, hindering a coherent game result or context.
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Army
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George Humes
Bucknell
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Pringmakers
R. Patterson
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