Oil City and Bradford Clash in Unbeaten Battle
Two top area basketball teams meet as Oil City visits Bradford in a key Section T7 District 10 test. Oil City aims to stay ahead with a strong 46-4 season mark while Bradford faces Erie East and seeks to test its perfect record against strong opposition.
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Iro
Oil City
Bradford
Oilers
District 10
Owls
Evie East
Hud Wells
Tney
Warren
Grove City
Erie
East
Ghoul
Simmsers
Harris Faces Rough Time as Nats Manager
Harris returns to pilot the Washington Senators amid a rough start, bringing a Coast League quartet for a January 21 budgeted rebuild. The group includes Try Noren and six new players with drafts and trades totaling $60,000, plus $40,000 for three additional picks.
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Bucky
Senators
Coast Loop
Associated Press
New York
Hucky Harris
Burris
Ans
Washington Pilot
Harris
Absol
Harris Browght
San Diego
Atsb
Hallywood
Try Noren
Stars
George Genovess
Hollywood
Mickey Grasso
Seattle
Belie
New York Giants
Steve Nagy
Pittsburgh
Nagy
San Francisco
Harris Treams Grasso
Alcher
Mickey
Genovese
Lees
Nis
Conrado Marrerd
Mavana
Sandalio Gonsangra
Jim Pierce
Yaakie
Charlotte
Howard Sutherland
Washington Bay
Bill Dozier
Onanda
Els
Harold Keller
Chirlie
Hagerstown
Roberto Orlis
Ortiz
Blue Jays Triumph Over Spartansburg 35-15
Blue Jays beat Spartansburg 35-15 to extend their win streak to 12. Coach Low Hanna’s squad led 6-4 after one, 13-4 at halftime, and dominated 10-4 in the third and 12-7 in the final period with Tack Scott and Eddie Hately each scoring eight.
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Blue Jays
Spartansburg
Dunioy
Tack Scott
Eddie Hately
Corry
Hannan
Wildimiff
Mefcuty
Hatch
Leah
Kelsey
Neilson
Ireland
Gibson
Sorenson
Sparta—Weatherbee
Idahes
B. Carter
Blakeslee
Walson
Brandon
Sherwood's Store Regains Key League Lead In Bowling
Sherwood's Store moved back into first in the American Bowling League last night by sweeping four points from Stahl's, while Loblaw's dropped three to Bowl Aire and A and P split with Cabins in the Pines. Owen's Station swept Deer Head Inn as five teams sit within two games of the lead. high scores included Sherwood's 827 177 869 and Joe Sherwood 198 175 171.
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Ramblin
Joe Brisma
Corry
Tri-City
Washington
Joy
Eastern College
Corry High
Doug Spaulding
Vincent's
Sam Willams
Sophonore
Spartansburg
John Kolaje
Hugh Devore
St Bonaventure
Bll Osmanski
Holy Grass
Stithe
Devore
Bonrles’ Mantor
Hugh
Sherwoon's
Stahl's
Loblaw's
Bowl- Aire
Cabins-in-the-Pines
Owen's
Deer Head Inn
Sherwood's
Ab A&p
Bowl-Aire
Owen's Staplen
Cablas-in-the-Pines
Light's Jeweler
OT Sherwood
Stahy
Harvey
Jewelers
Vic Orage
Grocers
George Savko
Harold Mitchell
Owen
Sarnicki
The
Groceteria Gang
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Association warns against legalized gambling
In Harrisburg the PIAA advised its 1058 member schools that legalized gambling would corrupt athletics. The editorial, in The Pathlete, cites New York Mayor O'Dwyer and notes professional gamblers already target high school events, urging strong safeguards to protect young athletes.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvabia
Pennsylvania
New York
Willian O'Dwyer
Edmunnd Wieht
PIAA
Wieht
Wealdt
Widlt
Coagh
Offlal
Penn
Saegertown Beats Legion Rockets In Cold Game
The Legion Rockets B team, bolstered by varsity club members, fell to Saegertown as Gerry Capel and Bill Bloom led Firemen scorers with 20 and 11 points respectively. Fuiller and Wills added double digits for Saegertown while Al Babcock led Legion Rockets with 10 points.
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Legion Rockets
Varsity
Bilis
Gerry Capel
Fuiller
Wills
Bill Bloom
al Babcock
Fie Legion Rockets
Vani
Hughey
Sackson
Babcock
Frisina
Hani
Sykes
Messing
Fuller
Owen
Powell
S Ellis
Gherine
R. Bloom
Bloom
Corry
Buezer Lows
Argentine horse Miche defeats Citation at Santa Anita
In a six furlong turf thriller at Santa Anita Park Miche, an Argentine challenger, upsets Citation by 2 lengths. It marks Citation’s second loss in 13 months as he targets the San Antonio Handicapping and Santa Ana Handicap events in February.
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Arcadia
Calif
Citation
Miche
Santa Anita Park
San Antonio
Key Club Nine pace 400 Gin meet in blistering 22s
Ray Morton sets the pace with 22 second splashes as nine maple maulers lead the 400 Gin event at Bow Alpelst. Bud Gumbleton matches the score, followed by 21 scorers including Paul Taylor 220 Hob Edy 213 Rosario Caruso 29 Vic Cragg Sr 205 Shuck Williams 2g Raul Brenoel 101 and Dani Titelunson 301.
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Maple Maulers
Gin” Ab Bow Alpelst Eye
Ray Morton
Hiri
Bud Gumbleton
Paul Taylor
Hob Edy
Rosario Caruso
Vic Cragg
Shuck Willaims
Raul Brenoel
Dani Titelunson
Demaret Sets Pace as Hogan Opens With 65 in Phoenix
In Phoenix the Ben Hogan Open led by Jimmy Demaret after a 64 on the first round tying the course record while Belt Hogan finished 65. Johnny Palmer trails in second ahead of Sam Snead Wally Ulrich and others with standouts from El Paso Hinsdale and Chicago.
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Associated Press Phoenix
Ariz
Belt Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Phoenix
Johnny Palmer
Dou
Jimmy
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Memorial Auditorim
Squid
Tial
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Conn
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Jordan
Philadelphia
Sonny Bunn
Ug Cleaning Superior Cleaning Co
Washington St
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General Insurance
J. Paul Pion
Sls
Center St
Dial
Nats
Willys Sales & Service R. P. Beckwith
Sherwood’s
Spring Creek
Paul's Men's Wear
Ferry
Waterhouse
Corry Journal
Corry-Jamestown
Paul's Men's
Bob Eddy
Paul
Walt Lindecke
Walt
Clothiers
Max DeVereaux
Frank Ferry
Elwin Fuller
Don Alderson
Buddy Walls
Sharpsburg
Brooklyn
Broadway Arena
Dimny Sanders
Freddie Menny
WICHT
Poolakery
Mae
Barto-Christensen
W. Washington St. RN
Erie Brewing Company
S. First Ave
Corry and Vicinity
D. W. Clark Distributing CO
Ford
Cookie
T. Munday
Tapioca
Seabrook Farms
Tes Ey
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