Beavers face financial blows as fans wane on basketball
Local prep Corry High fights dwindling support with attendance dropping toward the $50 to $100 range while the team’s on-court performance shows slim gains. The piece notes a morale boost is needed from students and adults to spark a winning streak and reverse mounting losses. It also covers coaching legends Neyland and Caldwell in life contracts, plus various high school and college sports updates.
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Dents Corry High
Beavers
Robert Neyland
University of Ten
Jesse
Neyland
Texas
Vols
Charley Caldwell
Princeton
Caldwell
Tennessee
Powers
Heyland
Fights Last Night In Various Cities
Sandy Saddler from New York outpointed Dave Shade from Detroit in Buffalo. Doc Williams of New York stopped Chubby Wright of Reading in Miami. El Conservato of Mexico City outpointed Freddie Herman of Los Angeles in Los Angeles.
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Buffalo
Sandy Saddler
New York
Dave Shade
Detroit
Miami
Fla
Doc Williams
Chubby Wright
Reading
Los Angeles
el Conservato
Mexico City
Freddie Herman
Spartansburg Firemen vs Warren Business clash on Sparta court
Eager Sparta crowd expects a late game at 8 p m as Spartansburg Firemen face Warren Business School in a city basketball tilt. Hockey scores show Detroit 8 Chicago 2. Cincinnati 3 Springfield 3. Pittsburgh 8 Providence 3. Exhibition basketball yields Boston Whirlwinds 51 New York Rens 49 and Filadelphia Spbas 43 Fiurlem Cibbetotters 6a.
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Spartansburg Firemen
Warren ‘Business
Detroit
Chicago
Cincinnati
Springfield
Pittsburgh
Providence
Boston Whirlwinds
New York Rens
Fiurlem Cibbetotters
Philadaiptua Spbas
Tech Finishes Strong 10 Trip Beavers 53 38
Erie Tech pulled away late to defeat the Corry Beavers 53 38 after a tight 30 minutes. Majewski led Tech with 12 points as Tech moved ahead 39 34 late in the third and dominated the final stanza. Corry was held to two field goals in the last period while Tech scorers Polagyl Majewski and Riazi contributed 15 14 and 1 points.
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Erie Tech
Corry High Beavers
Centaurs
Gannon
Orange
Tech
Fred Schwab
Polayal
Hodie McLean
Hodie" MeLean
Beavers
Cory
Erie
Polagyl
Majewski
Riazi
McLean
Aaa
Doug Spaulding
Orange and Black Five
Erle Strong
Vincent
Bowlers Hit High Scores as Women Post Strong Night
In league play last evening, 175s and higher led the action with Bonnie Spear delivering 182 and 189 while 175 plus outcomes appeared from Rose Jackson 190, 198. Other top games included Betty Malang 190 and Mary Anderson 193 with Edith Fox 190, Beatrice Hulings 182, Erma Chase 180, Charlotte States 176. Scholastic scores show Erie Tech 53, Cory 28, Cranberry 60, Titusville 39, New Castle 50, Eltwood City 47, Rocky Grove 60, Linesville 29, Bradford 58, Kane at Farrell 45, Sharon 39, Erie East 57, Erie Vincent 38, Union City 43, Wesleyville 34, Albion 41, North East 31, Hickory 64, Greenville 31, Tidioute 47, Sugar Grove 31, Cambridge Springs 44, Girard 30. Michigan State's 151 football roster returns all six right halfbacks from 1950.
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Albion
North East
Hickory
Greenville
Tidioute
Sugar Grove
Cambridge Springs
Girard
Athletes warned they may be drafted as 4F status considered
The House Armed Services Committee heard that 4F athletes could be drafted if universal military service is adopted. Pentagon officials indicated all ages could be affected, with major league players and other athletes backed by MLB and NFL figures. Some players may face limited service, as reform proposals aim to fill quotas while preserving talent for potential fighting roles.
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George Marshall
Marshan
House Armed Services
Washington
Pentagon
Loize
Batic
Roste
Selective Service Boards
Ralph Brain
Brook
Die Aenack
Harm Weinterer
Cincinnnati Reds
Mickey McDermott
Boston Red Sox
Cass Michaels
Washingtons Senators
Mickey Mantle
York Yankees
Eddie Kuzak
St.Louis Cardinals
Bowlers Post High Scores In Local League Night
Williams bowled 236 while Baler was close behind as Rome Gounte tallied 200 plus. Vern Group and Phil Sample each hit two centuries, with 214 212 and 201 204 respectively. Other 200s include Cragg 226 Lord 214 Carroll 213 Harvey 209 and Shuss 200.
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Chuck Williams
Laurie Baler
Hammer
Rome Gounte
Vern Group
Phil Sample
Marketwice
Sample
Bob Bracken
Tom Cragg
Rich
Clark Lord
Ralph Carroll
Hyland Harvey
Charles Shuss
Athletic tryouts and reports surface for pro athletes
Pitcher Jim Pearce of Washington and pitcher Howie Fox along with boxer Tex Bluszewski of the Reds faced classifications with Fox at 29 and Bluszewski at 28. Weldon Fumble and others were noted in physical reports. Browns star Champlon was called for a February physical. Pete Babando of the Chicago Blackhawks will report for examination Friday.
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Jim Pearce
Washington
Howie Fox
iWin Tex Bluszewski
Reds
Fox
Hluszewskis
Minor League Meetings Set to Address 1951 Season
The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues invites representatives from all 420 clubs to a two day session in Des Moines. Topics include boosting attendance and veteran recruitment as the minors mark their 1951 golden anniversary year. President George M. Trautman notes 440 clubs last year with $29 dues amid a stable operation.
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Uuu
Saa
National Association of Prfessional Baseball Leagues
Des Moines
Midwest
Tories
George M. Trauma
Association
Poults Ou Aish
Rod and Gun Club Fish Fry Plans at February Open House
Corry Rod and Gun Club held its monthly meeting with 40 members present. Plans were advanced for an open house and fish fry at Eas Washington Street on February 7, plus a raffle bonus of 500 dollars for participants in a peasant program. Several speakers and a movie are also planned.
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Rod and Gun Club
Corry
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