Bowlers Open Fourth Round in Corry City League
The Corry City Bowling League begins its fourth round on Wednesday with Avro Supply leading the standings. Keister’s Recreation and Recreation Alleys tangle for top positions as teams vie for early momentum. Georgia has a new girl star in basketball with Dorothy Bunn of Ware Township scoring 80 points in a notable game, drawing comparisons to Babe Didrikson.
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Corry City Bowling League
Averolinds
Bach
Ted
Aveduesiliy
Keister
Hanis
Ah Fursday
Raymonis
Avro Supply
Dni
Aerjs
Ubelised
Pio Believe
Babe Didrikson
Texas
Dorothy Bunn
Wareshorn High Schipl
Wor
Tim
Folkston
Wares
Eanin
Waveshoro Ojtm
Waveshoro
Dorothy
THREE OUTSIDE GAMES ON BEAVERS CAGE CARD TONIGHT
N B A Middleweight title bout headlines a slate of three outside cage games on the Beavers card. Jones versus Slaughter is featured in a high profile matchup tonight as Diocesan League action continues with Erie tying Greenville in a tight standings race. St Michaels absorbs a 15 point loss to Erie on Erie’s home floor, while Greenville edges St Michaels in a closely fought contest. The week’s schedule includes St Joseph’s at Greenville Wednesday and St Stanislaus at Titusville Friday, with St Ellard’s not in league play.
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Beavers
N. B.A
St Michaels
SS. Stanislaus
Erie
Gredoville
Greenville Nails
St. Michael
Greenville Catholics
Arly Teaul
St. Joseph’s
Greenville
St. Stanislaus
Titusville
St. Ellard’s
Sports Parade anecdotes swirl around boxing and baseball legends
Henry McLemore surveys a garbled parade of sports figures from Jimmy McKernin’s light frame to Charley Harlocher’s forgotten status. He mentions Kim Levey, Les Hibles, Dink Templetton, Lad Jones, Gale, Lew Faonseed, and others with quirky notes on careers, injuries, and oddball facts. The piece jumbles memories of Stanford sprinters, college stars, and pro legends, ending amid varied tidbits about athletes and their oddities.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
EW York
Jimmy McKernin
Pop Poster
Jimmy
Charley Harlocher
Chicago Subs
Kim Levey
St. Louis Browns
Mannes
Fv Sessns
Jeninien Ak
Levies
Les Hibles
Stanford
Feis & Lesson
Les
Highton
Jones
Watdetiel
Tutton
Gale
Lew Faonseed
White Sox
Maclaskey
England
Sercey
Mau
Milwaukee
Yankees
Babe
Charles Hackett
Boston
Somerville Highchool
Shanty Hosan
Danny Mactusies
Pie Teagier
Horace Ford
Gav Wood
Gar
Reddit
Tolan
Michigan
Tooth
Northwastern High
Detroit
Jim Crawly
Michigan State
Stahley
Gastmonbavh
Tin Poréda
Jake Kibain
John L. Sullivan
Welchman
Amateur boxing card planned for February 10 in Brim
Johnny Carey of G E A will promote a G E A AL boxing show at Al Conall 2619 Parke Street featuring eight bouts. Local boxers Simon pure scrappers include Barrett Swarts Sislowski and Kinecki with out of town opponents planned. Series may expand to Erie boxers facing Cleveland and Buffalo rivals. Admission is nominal.
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Johnny Carey
G. E
AL Conall
Parke Street
G. BA. Ay
Shay
G. EA AL
Simon-Pure
Erie
Hoxers
Cleveland
Buffalo
Patty Barrett
Frankie Swarts
Lefty Sislowski
Snoky Bill
Eddie Fowler
Willie Hull
Mickey Kinecki
Johnny Cedar
Hank Oljach
Leo Weber
Patsy
Pool Tourney Progressing Amid Incomplete Matches
Miloney and Jackson led 40 to 38 in a billiards tourney at Lie Finch Billiard Porters Saturday afternoon with Blair, Dugan, Stroup and Krone stalled by one player absence. Burkhart and Lombard lost 4 to 7 to McLean and Price last week. Two matches set for tonight have Willims and Johnson facing Lombard and Burkhart in the opening game.
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Miloney
Willims
Johnson
Lombard
Burkhart
Youngsville High School defats Hickory High 20 to 28 in meet
Youngsville High School defeated Hickory High 28 to 20 in a late January bowling score update. The report mentions players and teams, with a chaotic aside about billiards and a gubernatorial anecdote, reflecting a clipped, patchy OCR segment. Several names and contexts are unclear or garbled.
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Youngsville
Youngsville High School
Most Hick—ory High
Priday
Warren
Youngsville Lawn
North East Looms After Albion Win in Week of Road Tests
North East defeated Albion 61 to 17 and faces a hot slate with two local clashes on Tuesday. Beavers meet leaders Union High at Girard and North East’s rival North East scholastics plan three road trips this week including Youngsville and Edinboro contests as coach Myers tightens lineups.
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North East
Albion
Mugic
Corry Algh
Hollister
North Paii
Orange and Black
Pease
D. Reid
Mnnnu
Baker
Beemis
Heiden
Reid
Beavers
Youngsvills
Maglisceia
Clymer Responds to Franklin on January 21 Game
The Clymer Flying Dutchmen lodge a formal reply to Franklin Merchants over the January 21 basketball game. They insist the Merchants were misinformed, citing a late game sequence where refereeing and a technical foul altered the score, ending with Clymer trailing 21-29 and finishing the contest amid tension.
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Clyner
Clymer
Clyne
Franklin
Lenuiie
Kinnay
Frank Jin
Rae
Malin
Reverne
Kinnoy
Jolson
Johnsson
Univ City
Mangin and Bell Win All South Net Title
Gregory Mangin of Newark and Joy Bell of Austin clinched the All-South Net title by defeating a rival pair in a Chicago venue. The match featured Upsets and notable serves as the Miami-based report notes the competitive field and final score details.
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Bell
United Frese Miami
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Berk
Joy Bell
Austin
Tex
Georse Ni
Kieckhefer 10 Meet Layton in Crucial Match
Augie Ticek-Heter and others lead in a crucial match as Kieckhefer 10 faces Layton. Leaders California and San Francisco pursue top spots while officials prepare for a likely Friday night championship game after two weeks of tight standings.
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Kieckhefer
Layton
United Press
Chicago
Augie Ticek- Heter
Chlenes
Kmehuider
Johnny Linyton
Sedulia
Yyyrul
Iiem
California
Jay Bozemy
Valley
Wally Cochran
San Pancises
Tit
Dentler
Kansas City
Allen Hall
Clarence Tackson
Detroit
Wrante
Company A Five at Clymer in War Veterans Court game
The Company A five travels to Clymer tomorrow evening for a basketball clash with the Wiy ing Dutchmen on the Armory court following a prior war veterans meeting. The Clymer lineup likely features Neem Mop Nitin Baresi Cady Wilford Mounlum Walters and Tubbsternasing. Supporters will accompany the Company A squad to New York state five tilt.
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Company
Lu Clymer
Armory Court
New York State
Clymer
Tilly
Mmapminy A
Neem Mop Nitin
Contort
Baresi
Cady
Wilford Mounlum
Walters
Tubbsternasing
Formant Devils
Boxers of Four Cities Net 18 Tournament
New York January 89 Thirty two picked boxers from counties New Jersey will exchange punches tonight at Madison Square Garden Four man teams Jim Cleveland Pilsbush Pilisdilphin and Fire more will compete against past battlers of their weights from New York Brooklyn and Jersey
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Py Uitheu Crea
New York
Concifivs
New Jersey
Madison Square Garden
Fourman
Jim Cleveland
Pilsbursh
Pilisdilphin
Firemore
Brooklyn
Jersey
Contenders Clash Tonight in Cleveland Boxing Card
United Press reports two middleweight title hopefuls Jake Govilla Jones of Akron and Sammy Slaughter of Terre Haute set to battle in Cleveland for the National Boxing Association crown. Also on the program are Ben Jeby and Paul Pirrone among a dense lineup of bouts across weights, with several title implications and weigh-in limits noted.
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United Press
New York
Bors
Cleveland
National Rowing Assortation
Govilla Jones
Akron
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Hai
Clevyland
Jetttle
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
Ony Consuneri
Madison Square Garden
Carlzoneri
Townsend
Gorilla Jones
Adgvon
Miller Boosts Lead in Rochester Bowling Match
Rochester reports Jay Spits of Buffalo added eight pins to his total in the Eastern Match Championship Postip Tournament by defeating Andy Varipapi of New York in the afternoon eight game block. Spits rolled a 258 high game, with Varipapi struggling in the set.
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Rochester
Jay Spits
Buffalo
Andy Varipapi
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The fragmentary OCR notes a Saturday event and a price or value line with unclear details. Names, places, amounts, and exact actions are unreadable, yielding a brief, non-specific item about a local sale or gathering with missing context.
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