Visitors Overwhelm Corry With Nordic Shooting Display
Visitors from the Nordics thrill Corry with relentless shooting on the State Armory court, overpowering the Keystones 87 to 44. Aerial and long-range scores highlight a high-scoring, fast-paced game as the visitors dominate with five constant scorers and sharp guard play.
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Heeney Beats Delaney In Slow Boat Contest
In St Petersburg the Heeney team edged Delaney a slow boat style game as Hornsby drew a $40 600 per season contract with the Boston Braves after a winter deal with the New York Giants. The report notes Hornsby signed for three years and outlines earlier pay and contract details amid a high scoring but cautious contest.
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Heeney upset Delaney to block title shot at Turney
Boxing notes from New York recount Heeney delivering a narrow upset over Delaney, eliminating him as a serious heavyweight title challenger and keeping a possible bout with Tunney on the horizon. Delaney blamed late rounds and a strong body attack, while Heeney hailed the victory as proof of his rising form. Heeney’s defense frustrated Delaney’s right hand and his own power failed to turn the fight, sustaining the era’s heavyweight suspense.
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Journal Defeats Stanford Hose In Close Upset Win
The Journal beat Stanford Hose 26 to 18 in a hard fought game at the State Armory. Strong defense and man to man guarding powered the Journalists to the upset, with key baskets from Kinney Maloney and Casler as they outpaced Stanford in the second half.
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Titusville High Girls Visit Corry On Junior High Court
Corry High girls aim for a second straight win as they host Titusville on the junior high court. Coach Baumgardner’s sextette looks to rebound after last week’s 13 to 12 victory, with Miles, Church, Becks, Armagast, Sherwood, Bayliss and Greenawalt among probable starters. The Titusville squad, led by coach, plans a tough challenge and will travel with the team this afternoon.
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Davey Raikes Leads ABL Scoring Race This Season
New York Getties star Davey Raikes tops the American Basketball League scoring with 374 points, adding 4 points in the last five games to reclaim the lead from Lefty Topel of Rochester. Nat Hickey of Cleveland sits third, behind Topel by 4 points, with Barlow of Philadelphia and Borgeman of Fort Wayne in fourth and fifth.
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Following the Majors in Southern Training Camps
In Florida camps stars like Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker, and Home Run hitters join spring workouts amid shifts and injuries. Cobb plans one more season with the A’s, Speaker will arrive next Thursday, and Manager Mack confirms the U.S. press notes on camp activity across Tampa, Avon Park, West Palm Beach, and Bradenton as teams prepare for exhibition games.
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Need for Companionship and the Wise Friends
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Jamestown Hoopers to Oppose Co A at Armory
Jamestown hoopsters set to clash with Company A at the State Armory Saturday night in a key Industrial League contest. The five, fresh from a win over the Imatowyrners, aim to maintain momentum and challenge New York State onlookers with fast passing and strong defense.
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Last Night’s Fight Results Across Cities
A chaotic night of boxing reports from Philadelphia, Scranton, Bridgeton, and New York. Hayey and Cecenii drew after ten rounds with Cecenii knocked down in the sixth. Webb won on a technical knockout in the sixth. Burns defeated Mardonald. Chartin stopped McGann. Grady stopped Vogel. Barlow KO'd Herbst in three.
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Pirates topple Maple Leafs in Pittsburgh win
Two goals by Mills powered the Pirates to a 2-1 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs in a National Hockey League game in Pittsburgh. The win solidifies the Pirates in a strong position within their division.
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Pitt Panthers Extend Winning Streak Against Grove City
Pittsburgh University basketball team earned its eighteenth straight win as Pitt defeated Grove City College at home. The Panthers remain unbeaten with three conference games ahead.
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