Beavers Face Franklin Five In Junior High Clash
Corry holds slim hopes as Beavers pursue upset against last year’s Sec Von champions Franklin. Coach Byler deploys Reynolds Williams Sutton Greene with McElroy or Cragg, while Franklin counters with Gent Beggs Sanford and Woodburn. Preliminary at 7:15, varsity at 8:30. other league games include Rocky Grove at Meadville and Union City at Titusville.
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Ann Wnet
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Rory Reynolds
Chuck Williams
Paul Sutton
Venten
Pat Greene
Bob Williams
Rocky Grove
Unijon City
Titusville
Drie Bowling Tournament Opens at Commodore Alleys
Erie bowling scene features Twenteth annual Drie Bowling Association tourney with 158 teams last year, four divisions A to D, entry fees and team averages rules under the American Bowling Congress, with February 28 opening date and February 26 as tentative closing day. Also reports Corry High and Franklin Union City sections, Corry club membership drive to 200, and Don Miller’s arrest work in illegal sports activities.
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Tiree
Printlang
Rag
Enteles
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Aero Supply
Margi
Rod and Gun Club
Ralph Weicht
Floyd Mars
Patterson
Kramer
Balog
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Keppel
Me Kolstee
Ail Metray
Palmer
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Kennedy
Sheppard
Bell
Nagel
Ormsby
Hayes
Lee Sheppard Defeats Pine In Ten Round Bout
Lee Sheppard, 134 of Cleveland, beat Lloyd Pine, 131 of Akron, in ten rounds. Clea McNeal, 140 of Los Angeles, stopped Hank Pershing, 198 of Cleveland, in the third of their four round clash. Sammy Lombardo, 137 of Cleveland, defeated Young Geotty, 121 of Akron, in four, while Jimmy Dean, 137 of Evie, knocked out Tony Como, 141 of Oi City, in the first of a four round bout.
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Di—Nee Sneppara
Cleveland
Lloyd Pine
Akron
Clea McNeal
Los Angeles
Hank Pershing
Sammy Lombardo
Young Geotty
Jimmy Dean
Evie
Tony Como
Oi! City
New Yorker Leads Round Robin in World Three Cushion
Joe Chamaco of New York holds a commanding lead in the world three cushion billiards championship round robin after two more victories over Charles McCourt of Cleveland. Chamaco won 50 to 57 in 57 innings and 60 to 38 in 58 innings, running his record to six wins.
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New York
Charles McCourt
Cleveland
Chamaco
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Booster Games Highlight City League This Thursday
The Corry City League seeks funds Thursday with Booster Night events on the Junior High floor. Tickets cost 25 cents as Aeros versus Corry Jamestown and Franz Furniture versus The Raymonds promise close, competitive showdowns. Civic Employee's Association and local teachers urge support to sustain the season.
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Kasper Keglers Defeat Motors in APBA Meeting News
January 31 report notes Walter Johnson re elected president of the Association of Professional Baseball Players of America. The group voted to move its headquarters to Chicago and affirmed leadership amid organizational changes.
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Los Angeles
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Angott Battle Set Against Brink In Ten-Round Bout
Sammy Angott from Louisville and Washington Pa lightweight returns to action tonight in a ten round bout with Eddie Brink of Scranton Pa The match follows Angotts sensational knockout victory last week over Joey Perrando of Jersey City in a dramatic win for Angott as he keeps his rising streak alive in the circuit.
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Jersey City
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Washington
Eddie Brink
Scranton
Early Foot Is Ruination of Thoroughbreds
Herbert Bayard Swope, chairman of the New York Racing Commission, blamed hard tracks and too many sprint races for the early breakdown of thoroughbreds in the United States. He contrasted US practices with England where starts are timed less aggressively and horses race longer. He noted age differences and questioned racing days and endurance across nations.
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Basketball scores mix with partial results
Reading shows scattered college basketball results including Fordham 43 over Georgetown 24 and Duquesne 47 Teel 34. Other lines mention Minnesota, Chicago, Town and South Dakota with unclear pairings or incomplete scores.
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Fragrant Delights in Deli Case Offerings
A list highlights selection of cured and sliced meats including slab bacon, sugar cured pork chops, center cut frankfurters, sliced bacon, Sunnyfield kraut, and bulk items.
Cunningham to Lead Penn Relays Mile Field
Glenn Cunningham of Kansas will race in the Penn Relays mile at the second annual Penn Athletic Club indoor track meet in Windsor. Meet director Lawson W. Robertson announced the field will include Den Los and Cluel among others as Cunningham seeks to repeat his indoor mile record run of 4 0 4 4.
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Glenn Cunningham
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Penn
Pop Warner Out of Position at Stanford University
Cal January 31 Glenn F Pop Warner, veteran football coach after 44 years in the business, is out of a job near the college campu s. He resigns from Temple University and says he would consider offers, denying a promised Stanford post and insisting he knew nothing of such reports.
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Warner
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Tiny) Phornhill
Starvord
Walner
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Bettina Fox to Meet for Light Heavyweight World Title
Bettina from Beacon New York and Tiger Fox of Spokane Washington sign today for a Friday night bout to be recognized by the New York Boxing Commission as the light heavyweight world championship final of a commission tournament to select a successor to John Henry Lewis who lost his crown after refusing to meet Fox, with the National Boxing Association still recognizing Lewis.
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