Strong Vincent wallops Beavers 44 to 23 in Erie
Strong Vincent High school dominated Beavers with a second quarter burst, launching 22 points to seize control after a tight opening period. Calabrese and Dage Vining led an offensive barrage as Vincent outpaced Beavers in the final three quarters, winning 44 to 23. The junior varsity also won, 24 to 10.
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Trojans Face Graduation After 1931 Title Season
USC, holder of the 1931 national football championship, will lose many stars to graduation next fall. Coach Howard Jones must rebuild a squad that loses seven of eleven starters from the Rose Bowl victory over Tulane. Names highlighted include Shayer, Pinckard, Mallory, Musickam, Williamson, Baker, and Thehenthton.
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Southern California Football Lays Out All American Talks
A garbled recap details Southern California players earning All American consideration after beating Notre Dame. Mentions Shaver, Baker Pinckert, Jones and McLain as key backs and linemen, with Warren Laird and Paulson highlighted for standout moments. Notes openings at guard positions and coaching decisions as the team pursues national recognition.
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St Stanislaus Coach Quits After Forfeit To St Edward’s
In a Bri Diocesan League basketball clash at Erie St Stanislaus High forfeited to St Edward’s High after coach Kinney of St Stanislaus withdrew his team in the third period following disputed calls. The incident left St Edward’s tied for the lead as the visitors exited the floor amid heated exchange and un sportsmanlike conduct claims.
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Dribbler shines as Mayville fields strong lineup in sport notes
In this column the writer lauds a top dribbler praised for versatility and court vision, cites Purdue guard Noor and Johnny Wooltn of the All America era, and sketches forthcoming matches. Mayville’s quintet headlines with Cameron and Thompson among others, while roller hockey and local boxing bouts spark regional interest and crowd appeal.
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Company A Loses 50 28 at Northeast
Company A suffered a 50 to 28 defeat in an invasion of North East last night. Merchants led by Chase with strong guard play, scoring three field goals and holding opponents to two baskets.
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Three Extra Periods In City High School Tilt
Greenville Pa Jan 30 Two local high school boys basketball teams staged a city title bout that remained tied through three overtime periods. After a 22 22 deadlock in regulation Romeo and St Michael's traded baskets, keeping the score 18 18 after the first extra period. In the second extra frame both teams added two points to reach 20 and in the third period each added two more to still be tied. The game will be replayed on a later date.
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Sugar Grove Independents Rout Ramblers at Home
Sugar Grove Independents defeated the Ramblers 41 to 15 on their floor last night after leading 23 to 15 at halftime. Duell paced Sugar Grove with eight field goals, while Dugen topped Ramblers with 12 points.
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Scholastic results show varied district scores
Verle Stragg Vincent 44 Corry 28 Duke City 18 Areadville 14 Cochtunton 16 Millsville 15 Wentetin 21 Rocky Grove 10 Moyville 18 Chinatwuga 1 Lakewuey 21 Tepley 18 Jamentown JT Silver Creel du Wonfield 21 Dunkirk 22 Clarke 32 Emientem 17 Rimerbirg 87 East Brady New Bellstellom 21 Knot 2 Bradford 28 Jokmeonburs Bilwway 87 Ealdlow 17 Kane 0 Mt. Jewett 2 Emporium 25 St. Marys 23
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Baer in Comeback Beats Levinsky in Madison Square Garden
California heavyweight Max Baer rallied for a ten round decision over King Levinsky at Madison Square Garden before about twelve thousand, despite absorbing punishment in the second half. Baer’s win follows last year’s loss to Louustine and features a strong first round barrage before Baer maintained the lead.
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Junior High Is Defeated on Erie Court in Close Game
Corry Junior High fell 26 to 7 to Academy Junior High on the Erie court yesterday afternoon. The report also lists names from a bridge event and a weekly shooting score sheet with multiple competitors and scores.
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Alleghany College Tops St Bonaventure in Narrow Win
Alleghany College basketball team closed its seventh straight win by defeating St Bonaventure 35 to 28 last night. Other scores include Women 14 Shetawrd 12, West Millcreek 26 Weselyville 18, Cambridge Springs 4, McKean 13.
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