Wile ls championship caupth to the attention of the general public
Corry Tool and Gun Club dominates Northwestern Pennsylvania rifle competition and eyes 1982 83 honors with two consecutive titles. The squad, strong in western Pennsylvania, faces rival unions city and Keystones as the season tightens. Union City comes with a powerful defense as the rival circle reshapes for the next stage. High school teams, independent clubs, and local colleges push toward a crowded schedule, with city venues hosting several key matchups through February.
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Wile
Corry
Reali of Sport
Prst Dicade
Rangi
Nostiwestern Pennsylvania Gems
Roy
Haskell
Iistriot Fry
Brelgut
Lipton Gity
Biene
Renige
Dekter
Neitier Hse
Fital Defence
Mmrtorme
Willda
Union City
Crearce
Hardy
Pris
Sports Notes From New York On January 28
United Press reports from New York compile scattered remarks on baseball, track, and boxing. References include Pirates, Braves, Timits sprinter, Babe Formin, and a mix of players and events with names and fragments indicating a lively, if noisy, sports roundup.
Beavers Invade Union City in Tuesday Night Card
Beavers bring featherweight and light heavyweight bouts to Union City Tuesday night in a strong program. Israeli Son has a 242 and Corry Gunners edge the Meadeville Tigers in a 115 to 1077 score as Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League action resumes with top shooters like Merle Hod and Gin Elis contributing solid scores.
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Beavers
Union City
Merle
Meadeiile
Tstagison
Dovtis
Israeli
Three Way Tein Three Cushion Billiard Play
Unite Press reports in Chicago on June 2 details the world three cushion billiard championship with Jackson of Detroit and Bozeman from Vallejo aiming for a fourth straight win. Layton faces Jackson after a shaky start as Kieckhefer defends the title tonight against Fall while Welker Cochran vies for a top spot with Reiselt and others in a tight race.
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Chicago
Clarente Jackson
Detroit
Jay N. Boxeman
Dis Vallejo
Cal
Tackson
Johnny Layton
Uvehotier
Sevilia
Gayton
Layton
Bozeman
Bilface
Frank Scoville
Scoville
Oval
Augi Kieckhefer
Tangies
Allen Fall
Chicago Star
Turor Stright Kiekhofer
Titusville High Ties Wobbly Big Games and Local Stars
A fragmented local sports page notes Titusville High losing to Meadville High 20 to 10 at Colestock High. It highlights Hill’s potential impact, winter betting chatter on Kenaviy Perky, Ladyamen as favorite, and mentions various athletes and teams including the Cincinnati Reds and New York Americans in a broad, collage-like wrap of sports and local notes.
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Titusville
Lin
Titusville High
Brown and Gold Rockets
Meadville High
Colestook High
Bunyan
Aguh
Caliente Golf Toira
Bureieh Grimes
Tim Kearney
Zookie
St. Louis
Arisie Big Youn
Ladyamen
Sir Mulcpim
Ginemnati
Betty Brayner
Louis Beauty
Stion
Riddicteson
New York
Beavers and Lions Set for Warren Friday Night Battle
Curry High School basketball squads travel to Warren Friday to face the Lions in a pair of contests. Myers trainers used recent practice and local Junior High games to prepare for an ot town swing. Union City games, Day and Thorpe Williams anchor the lineup with a mix of veterans and new starters guiding the defense and offense as the schedule tightens.
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Curry
Terrliary van Twig
Tila
Beavers
Lianfionpl Oes
Niln Cily
Warren
Myers
Nin City
SUIF
Ilia
Calon City
Sefts
Meir
Hunvers
Onne
Altienshore
Fern
Fon
Thorpe Util
Willams Hayes Beynotha
Day
Chiteusio
Kroie
Cogswell
Unio
Cooper Wins Phoenix Open in Rain Soaked Play
Harry Cooper veteran from Springfield Mo captured the second annual Phoenix Open in rain soaked conditions. He won $1500 and beat rivals by 400 up with an opening round 281. Fellow pro Ray Mangrim from Texas finished second, earning $250, as Borton Smith of Springfield and others chased the title.
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Phoenix
Ave
Harry Comper
Christgo Pry
Esterday
Tornment Cooper
Borton Shuith
Soung Springfield
Ray Mangrim
Tesan Trom. Wach
Eastern Athletes Dominate on Track in All-America Team
New York January 23 Eastern athletes lead the all-America track and field selections announced by Daniel J. Dervis. Lea Sexton of New York earns three positions, with Stanford’s Eastman at 880 yards highlighted. The team features national champions or Olympic placers across events, reflecting strong eastern representation.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Lea Sexton
Daniel J. Dervis
Amiteun Athletic Union
Perris
Spaldhng
Stmartc
le Lear
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Ferris
Sid
Sexton
Newth Athletic Club
Bie Ben'! Eastman
Stanford University
Eastman
Wiliam A. Cary
University of Pennsylvania
Paul Mundy
Panadelphia
Stella Walsh Injury Threatens Polish Olympic Hope
Stella Walsh, the 22 year old Polish track star who won Poland’s 100 meter dash at the Los Angeles Olympics trials, suffered a leg injury after a railroad crossing accident in Lemberg. She sprained her ankle and torn a tendon, casting doubt on her future athletic career and Olympic prospects. Walsh had recently moved to Poland on a two year scholarship and previously lived in the United States where she had U.S. citizenship papers and worked as a stenographer in Cleveland.
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Warsaw
Poland
Sonishiw
Malasiewien
Stella Walsh
Los Angeles
Olyziple Gales
Lemberg
Wess der Hoes
Ein
Miss Walsh
Central Institute of Mysto Eusichtiol
Uyed
United States
Cleveland
Challe
Levensky Favorite to Win in 10 Round Bout at St Nicholas Arena
The 10 round bout at St Nicholas arena features Levinsky a 3 to 1 favorite to beat K. Ghezismner of Aeron. It marks Levinsky's first campaign as a weight contender after disappointing showings last year. The boxing card is promoted by the Polish consulate in New York.
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Gran Lewsity
Chicago
Beayiwpight
Ghéismnér
Aeron
St Nicholas Arena
Levinsky
Potghieapsie
Stevenson
Nevers Eleven Defeats Packers In Big Tilt At San Francisco
Thirty thousand spectators braved rain threats as Nevers Eleven led by Stanford star All American Nevers defeated the Green Bay Packers 6 to 1 in a charity game sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. Addison Guanige and Jean’s team pressed the visitors but could not stop Nevers who dominated the action from start to finish.
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United Press
San Francisco
Dan
Nevers
Green Bay Packers
Addison
Havrold
Rea" Guanige
Ilinois
Wiscounsit
Jean
Seap
Stanford
Knights Inf Columbus
U S Team Leads Cleveland Six Day Bicycle Race
In Cleveland on July 22 the American duo Regeic McNamara and Norman Hill led the six day race early, with their 2 000 mile pace ahead of Canadians Peten and Audy and Italians Bazgid and Detlippo. German riders were gaining in sprints while the field chased leaders Walker Gatlou and Australian rival.
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U. S
Cleveland
Regeic McNamara
Norman Hill
Peten
Audy
Bazgid
Detlippo
Jose Behing Walker
Gatlou
Believe Cancellation of Regatta Smart Move
Regatta cancellation described as a prudent response to financial strain and declining participation. Letters reflect regret that the Poughkeepsie race may not proceed and discuss alternative funding ideas and steward concerns. The piece notes historic context, past years, and the potential impact on college crews and supporters.
British champ meets LaBarba in featherweight title bout
New York January 23 two important featherweight bouts highlight the boxing week. Fidel La Barba, substituted for the departed Charlie White, faces Watson in a 12 round bout near the 125-pound limit. La Barba favored. Watson strong challenger. Other top matchups include La Barba vs Watson in Los Angeles and Baby Arizmendi defending in California against Speaky Daddy.
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United Press
New York
Weu
Fidel Luanja Watson
Feather Barbe
Califoria
Hi Magik
la Barba
Ridh Chocolat
Tseit Whs
la Cube
Woatson
King Levinsky
K.O. Christner
Aleron
Pittsburgh
Teddy
Yarst
Pennsylvania
Eddie
Kid'" Ware
Detroi Varini
Dario Marena
Walamy
Los Angeles
Speedly Dado
Baby Arlamendi
Mexico
St. Louis
Maxie Rosenbloom
New Yorks
al Stillman
St Locuis
Portland
Ore—Young Pirpo
Hongingburg
Briday
Seaman
Wateon
Pitlel la Barba
Melott Signs 1933 Contract With Giants
New York Giants fielder Mel Ott has signed his 1933 contract, beginning his eighth major league season at age 24. Reports note notable team signings by manager Bill Terry and executive staff, including Carl Hubbell, Joe Cronin, Hugh Duffy, George Davis, and Glenn Spencer.
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United Press
NEW York
Mel Ot Aveni Fielder
New York Giants
Hie
Jutkle Wow
Dre
Bill Teves
Carl Hirbiell
Joe More
Hugh Cris
George Davis
Glenn Spencer Santott
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