Beaverton Sharpsville Join Beaver Grid Schedule Shift
Section 2 District 10 basketball leaders plan March discussions on reorganizing for 1999 10 season Corry backs keeping league intact while moves loom to add Sharpsville and newer Sharon marking first cross club meetings since 1939 Beaver grid clubs meet amid weather and schedule changes as debate over league structure heats up.
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St Josephs Girls Win Over St Edwards in Titusville
St Josephs girls defeated St Edwards 28 to 5 at Titusville. Top scorers included forward Baresi and Voletti with guards and centers like Morton Paver and Beck contributing. Referee Schoppert officiated as rosters list Hopkins Barenai DeMouri and Jones among players.
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Monument to Sun Yat Sen in San Francisco Chinatown
A monument in San Francisco's Chinatown honors Chinese patriot Dr Sun Yat Sen. The structure is described as being built entirely of nickel chromium stainless steel.
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Beavers Triumph Over Union City 32 21 in Loop Tilt
Corry High Beavers upset Union City Bears 32 to 21 as Chuck Williams stars with 17 points. Williams drew rough defense late, was ejected, but Beavers pulled away in final period behind Williams hot spurt. Parrish led Trionites with 11 points as Corry built early lead LU to 8 after first quarter.
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Antler Bowling League sees Hepler Motors lead stalled pace
Hepler Motors maintains a slim lead in the Antler Bowling League as the week closes. Montgomery Ward defeats Kaspers two games to one with Jack Collins delivering the high average performance.
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Titusville Five Over Corryites
The Jackson Ludwyckive five from Titusville defeated Corry’s Franz Furniture quintet 45 to 28 on the Titusville Y court. Frank Roy led Titusville with 14 points and Paul Taylor scored 10 for Corry.
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Dil City Five Wins Sixth Straight In League Race
Oil City leads in Section 2 as Meadville High loses 21 to 12 to Dil City. Franklin Navy nurses beat Titusville 38 to 18, Gent tallying 23 points. Rocky Grove, Corry, Union City fight for standings. Tuesday games include Union City at Titusville and Franklin at Corry.
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Many Insects Known to Science In This Country
About 750000 insect species are known to science and in this country they consume ten percent of surface food, highlighting the vast diversity and impact of entomology on agriculture and nutrition.
Blue Jays Rally To Defeat Cambridge Springs
The Blue Jays came from behind to beat Cambridge Springs 20 to 14 on the Corry Junior High floor last evening. Trailing 10 to 14 at the start of the final period, they launched a quick 8 point burst while Cambridge Springs was shut out, overcoming a halftime 10 to 5 margin.
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SEE BRIGHT FUTURE FOR BOBBY BYRNE JR
Pittsburgh baseball officials see a bright future for Bobby Byrne Jr son of Bobby Byrne a Pittsburgh star from 1909 to 1914 Byrne Jr recently signed with Knoxville Tenn in the Southern Association under a working pact with Knoxville Pittsburgh holds the right to select and purchase Knoxville players and may consider Byrne for the Pirates third base job his father once held
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Renaissance Five Defeats Warren Penns 38 to 27 in Jamestown
New York Citys Ren aissance five, champion colored team, beat Warren Penns 38 to 27 at Jamestown High School gym before about 900 fans. The game featured fast play and exciting moments as New York secured the win. Mohammedan art description appears as a non-sport insertion noting scrolls and conventional decorations.
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Queen City Five Romps Over Titusville in 71 to 16 Victory
St Joseph's five overwhelmed Titusville with a 71 to 16 win, avenging an earlier campaign defeat by St Edward's club. Dowling poured in 22 points, while Patton added 15 as Queen City jumped to a 9-3 lead after the first period and cruised thereafter. Referee McCinley supervised.
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Pro-Amateur Crosby Tourney At Rancho Santa Fe Opens
Bing Crosby hosts the third annual pro-amateur golf tournament at his Rancho Santa Fe ranch with a $3,000 purse. Rain affected the 1927 and 1938 events, unsettled forecast raises attendance concerns, and Crosby has put up $6,000 of his own for the golfers.
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