Corry sports recalls Ehmke and coaching shifts
Corry readers recall Arthur Dailey's New York Times column on Howard Ehmke a Philadelphia Athletics star who pitched the 1929 World Series opener and struck out 14. The piece also notes coaching changes at Minnesota and Ohio State and local hoop and football links, with Erie players Fred Schwall Len Rhodes and upcoming Gannon John Carroll doubleheader at Gannon Auditorium.
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Record Bowling Scorers and Pro Basketball Scores
Robert Wotus bowled a 266 the season’s high in a single event amid a night of high games including Harry Hotchkiss 230 and Ken Spear 222. Pro basketball saw Boston 99 Fort Wayne 91 with other scores: Syracuse 13, Tri Cities 87, Minneapolis 90, Philadelphia 71. Football attendance at Michigan State hit a record average of 38,209 per game in six contests.
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Corry High Dribblers Meet Erie Vincent In District Tilt
Corry High School prepares for a District 10, Section T showdown against Erie Vincent tonight. Sam Williams leads Corry with about 20 points per game and recently poured in 31 against Erie Bast. Vincent counters with Nestor Aymong and a balanced lineup as Coach Bell shifts to a 2 1 2 zone.
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Gavilan Meets Young Tonight at Madison Square Garden
Gavilan, a welterweight contender, faces Paddy Young in a 10 round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Early odds favored Young, but Gavilan now appears the favorite as ring time nears. The bout will receive full radio and television network coverage at 10 p.m.
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Fights Last Night Brooklyn bouts highlight winners
Brooklyn’s Chick Boucher, 138, outpointed Phil Movizio, 134, New York, while Bobby Dawson, 150, defeated Gilbert Stork, 158, Paris, both decisions reached over ten rounds in Paris. Top results showed Huston’s boxing scene with clear edged victories in a club card.
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Bowling Standings and Results From Bowl-Aire League Night
The Gerry Locker beaters extended Ubetr lead to nine games in the American League at Bowl-Aire by blanking Hammond Blewster. Pauls Mens Wear split with Toms Thrift Shop and Bowl-Aire swept other matches. TAGM Electric Personal Finance match postponed. In National League A and P moved into tie with Murphys after a sweep over McInnes Steel. All-Way Electric Lassies kept lead in VFW Ladies A League with three points over Langhurst and Stewart. College Basketball results: Canisius over Niagara 71-61, Gannon over Georgetown 66-3, LaSalle over Baltimore Loyola 71-42, Michigan State over Notre Dame 60-43, Evansville over Indiana State 61-51, Xavier over Tulsa 40-?
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PCC Silent On Continuation Of Rose Bowl Pact
Speculation whether the Pacific Coast Conference will end its Rose Bowl agreement is seen as guesswork. An anonymous official says the pact will likely continue, though some fear the rise of post-season games may erode football emphasis and conference finances rely on Rose Bowl receipts totaling about $6,000 per member. A Riverside meeting sparked talk of de emphasizing football as presidents weigh athletic priorities. In Portland boxing, Wilbur Wilson outpoints Levis Gote.
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Hogan Sets Pace In Phoenix Open
Hogan leads the field of 124 in the Phoenix Open at Phoenix Country Club after round two with a 93 22 65 score. Lawson Little and Chick Harbert follow two strokes back, while Lloyd Manghan Julius Boros and Johnny Bulla sit nearby. Demaret and Middlecoff stumble in opening rounds.
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Iholahan to be named athletic commissioner
Pittsburgh January 26. John D. Holahan former general manager of the NFL's Pittsburgh Steelers is slated to become state athletic commissioner governing boxing in western Pennsylvania replacing John W. Montgomery who quit last March. The post pays seven thousand dollars yearly and will be announced in Harrisburg today.
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Hockey scores and betting notes from the tournament
New York defeated Chicago 2 to 1 while Boston beat Detroit 4 to 0 in hockey. Hershey won 3 to 0 at Providence, and Indianapolis routed Springfield 8 to 1. Hogan entered as the betting and gallery favorite. Demarep and Middleend are mentioned among unclear references.
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National Baseball Congress endorses Chandler for commissioner
In Chicago, the National Baseball Congress approved A. B. Chandler as baseball commissioner at its closing session. The congress faulted past actions as self-serving, praising Chandler for supporting baseball in small towns and fostering interest wherever possible.
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Chandler Honored at East National Congress Journeys
Chandler, who recently failed to renew his contract as commissioner with a major league club owner, was guest of honor at the two East national congress journeys at Wicnits, Ken.
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