Williams Leads Scoring as Cily Basketball Heats Rounds
Williams tops the league with 42 points across three games for the Steel Age and First Avenue five. Harold Averill adds 35 in three games, while Bob Sullivan trails with 29. Other noted scorers include Jim Hundy 6, Pat Greene 24, Red Taylor 22, and Gil Adams 20. Also covers Robert “Wo Strangler” Lewis’ comeback matchups and other players, plus local college and minor league notes.
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St. Edward's
Marke
Downey Weber duo spark late Beavers rally
Downey and Claude Weber combined for a late scoring burst as the Beavers overran Girard 54 to 35 to extend Corry High’s county league win streak to four. Downey led with 19 points while Weber added 18, with Girard’s Josh Oll and Stearns each scoring 10 as the visitors faltered at the hoop.
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Corry High School
Girard
Beavers
Frank Brigham
Bob Auer
Jack Downey
Glesenheim
Yutt
Yellow Jackets
Bayera
Weber
Downey
Cloge
Jack Taylor
Cory
Girard Josh Oll
Shearns
Mead Downey
Stearns
Mead
Beavey Joyvees
Orange
Blakr
Millcreek
Lawrence Park
Union City
Hathor Creek
Noesh East
Albion
Pomeroy Charges Score as Blue Jays Win at Bloomfield
Corry Junior High Blue Jays defeated Bloomfield 35 to 16 in Bloomfield yesterday afternoon. Pomeroy led with early rapid scoring while McKinney and Rathbun supplied key baskets. Rathbun totaled 13 points with McKinney aiding the attack, and reserves closed out the final period to maintain the margin.
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Blue Jays
Corry Junior High School
Bloomfield
Goneh
Wilfred Pomeroy
McKinney
Ronald Rathbun
Bill Gronastaj
Blomfield
Jona Gromastaj
Corry
Parks
Stanzi
Rathbun
BI Sronasty
Cohen's and Perry's Still Top Two Ladies League Leaders
Cohen's and Perry's continue atop the ladies league as the season heats up. Caseerniog nnn BiLics mugenenvncn notes unclear fragments but confirms Cohen's and Perry's strong standings.
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Cohen
Perry
Ladie
Caseerniog
Hammond Elevators Lead as Amer Teague Sizzles
Hammond Elevator dealers top the Amer Teague standings with two-game leads after a string of wins last week. Christensen Motors swept Kinney-Spitsman to move into second place while Citizens Bank clings to a shrinking gap. Bi Dunlap scored 10 hits in a Ba series for the Garegemen, and Harold Gragg tied the Maple Spilling for the Plumbes with a 178 top.
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Hammond
Christensen Motors
Citizens Bank
Kinney-Spitsman Plumners
Bi Dunlap
Garegemen
Harold Gragg
Coeagea LneIrwad Wa Rwo Bumes
Simon Pure
Polletts
Helmans
Waters
Jewelers
Esso Hall
Perry Beauly Salon
Zucker~mans
Gahen
Fat Chapin Ry Heimans
Folletts Fabe Ay
Sd Waterhouse
Hammond Elevator
Babigtensen Motors
Citizens Bane
Simon Ures
Eincey-Splesman
Lily
Fraaness
Armitage
Mecray
Powell Motors
Hepler Mators
Immeyt
Wilcox Grover
Liabrery
Steen
H Chapin
Briggers Christensen Motors Calistyand
Beckwith
Gilbertson Na McLean
Taubea
Pacheon
Christman
Heiman
Kirin
Kinney Spiesman Corry Sunior Migh
Eudiick
Reughy
Adams
Cai
Rathbun
Low Bearer
Phillips
GO Moron
Itd
J. Gronastay
W. Spies
McKinney, G
Tatels
W. Gronastay
C. Faulson
Kennedy
Pralick
Spiesman
Ping He
Bloomfield J. HS
Varner
O Pollett
Market Marsh
Uteerae Parks
I Cross
Russell
McElroy
VanTassel
Borstorff
Stafford
Waterhouse Corry
Webber
Bloomfield
Wellman Fox
Lindsley
H. Berry
Perry Beauty Shop
Cohen's Texaco
Suckerman
Nichols
Icy
Red Wings
Walnut Creek Beats Corry Rifle Shooters In NWPRL Match
Walnut Creek defeated Corry Rifle Shooters 1180 to 1170 in a Northwestern Pennsylvania League match. Knopp High led Invaders with 238 as Corry exits the race. Oilers hold lead with 7-1-2 record, while Creekers are 6-2-2. Equipp scored 38 to pace the Invaders, with Lode and McClymont each at 237.
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Walnut Creek
Corry
Knopp High
Cony Rorund
Walnut Greskmartearaon Ini
Peimerivana Rio
Corry Club
Creckers
Oi City Wolf
Walnut Crack
Oilers
Creekens
Art Equipp
G Lode
McClymont
Bce
Sit- Ka On-Tol
Martin
Patterson
Bol Patterson
Dor Patterson
Uue
A. Napa
Lawson
Chas
Lindberg
Elgon Ae
Onley
Walnut Creek Tipton
Loder
Mecray
Koehler
Geo. Loder
R. Bower Air
McClymony
Jones Returns to West Point Next Month
Major Lawrence Jones will report February 2 to assume duties as graduate manager of athletics at West Point. He will supervise former assistants from the senior football squad, including Earl Bisik and two of his brothers, who have coached there in prior years. Blaik described the move as “just like old times.”
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Oi City
Butler
Johnstown
Washington
Oil City
Pirates
Billy Hebert
St. Joseph's
Notre Dame
Dick Plasman
Chivesu Bears
Nrowicks
Forte
Bomeroy
Jamestown Lincoln
Sparks
Bloomfield
Low Boudrsan
Cleveland
Irdians
Oatterymen
Hablons
Arthur
Duke) Détvel
Erle Bast
Pitt Grid
Jayvee
Strong Vincent
Navy
Gere Tunney
Bobby Jones
Philadelphia Rockets
Phillies
Cleveland Barons
Sourcemven
Wes West Point
Lawrence
Jones
Army
University of Nebraska
Louis F. Ribbs
Blaik
Cagers Win At Titusville Night Showdown
In Titusville the IA M Cagers defeated Titusville 27 to 25 with key plays from end of game stars. Gresne and Civert led the scoring for their teams as the game stayed tight through three quarters. Separate wire report notes Al Simmons may return to the Athletics as coach or outfielder, with Mack offering no comment on the speculation.
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Titusville Struthers-Wells
Philadelphia
Sportins Wireles
al Sim Nintis
Athletics
Cou
Mack
Simpsons
Fue Tit
Bugle
Cleveland Rams Claim Record for Versatility
Cleveland, Jan. 24. The Rams claim the versatility title after a season showing both football and baseball leadership. Billy Evans, top executive, served as general manager and front office figure, with Hugo Berdet noted as a dual-sport club pioneer. Other brief notes cover fight results in Philadelphia and Minneapolis and a baseball maneuver limiting a Venezuelan pitcher from winter ball.
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Cleveland
Pro Faviall
Cleveland Rams
Manuzer
Billy Evans
May
Huwa
Snetts
Ax Ie
Wffie Buss
Manly
Basyenall
Beloye Takirla
the Nations
Rlyh
Spars
Giants and Dodgers clash in hot league talk on front pages
Roundup notes ongoing debates among teams Giants and Dodgers, with exchanges over schedules and front-page chatter about players and prospects. Mentions Cuban ace, feather law protests, and multiple sports figures as the season nears.
Hoppe Wins Three Cushion Tourney
Willie Hoppe defeated Welker Cochran of San Francisco to win the three cushion billiards title. Hoppe chose between a cash prize of 500 or 2421.25 in bonds, with the event noting intense play and public interest.
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Hoppe
Associated Press
Ewiuagd
AnUtiga World
Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
San Francis
Hopre
Almont
Stuth
Willie
Toxeiey
Santary
Uva
Udine
Mexico City
Ben Hogan Favored in Frisco Open Tourney
San Francisco January 24 Nine four years ago James Macehall uncovered the hot topic in California Today we see a young golfer named Booty Hogan showing form as he leads the first round of the San Francisco Open Hogan holds a three stroke edge over rivals as the 72 hole event proceeds after a weather delay postponement Play money includes a top prize of 4000 with first place worth 1000.
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San Francisco
Jat
James Macehell
Sush
California
Booty Hogan
Maura
Deadlee
Husa
Holt
Hershey
Nets
PENN MAT COACH MAY BE CALLED TO SERVICE
Jan 24 reports from Philadelphia indicate Penn State wrestling standouts, including Bishop, are under Army call up consideration while a Knight’s adjutant staff reshuffle is discussed. The council notes Bishop’s prior success at Wyoming Seminary and Franklin College as part of a coaching legacy.
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Penn Mat
Y Cassuedalése Leva Phidadelphta
Pennsylvania
Sour Te Sn
Wap
Sory Hai
Aserin Heneralin
Cottntny
iMended Franklin
Maratell Gullegeid
Perm
Wyoming
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