Keystones return to trounce All Stars 54 25 in Corry
Pro basketball revival in Corry as the Keystones reunite to beat the All Stars 54 to 25 at the State Armory for the Greater Corry Industrial Fund. Notable figures include Art Dexter, Allie Schmidt, and Hasty Jones, delivering fast passing, keen defense, and four Industrial League teams providing opposition. The exhibition rekindled fan interest in pro basketball in the city.
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Olde Gang
Keystones
Corry
Cage Entertainment
the Keys
Greater
Jonee
Allie Schmidt
Itch" White
Paul Burns
Art Dexeter
Hasty" Jones
Keys
Itch
White
Unie Fleetnésé
Floor Weks
Burns
Snooks
Sinuvan
Augie
Jones
Schmidt
Pitts
Gene" Bairey
Hadlock
Hadfock
Hale
Schmildt
Barry
Avetim Bey
Tich” White
Toone
Wilhlé
White-npl
Boyde
Dexter
Orum
Ford City and Gorey National Guard game cancelled
Delayed team preparations led to the last minute cancellation of the Ford City versus Gorey National Guard basketball showdown at Grove City. The match would have decided the 112th regimental title, with Bud Snitzer of Titusville invited to play and a preliminary contest set for 4% traction before the main game at 5:30.
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Galf
Ford City and
Gorey National Guard
Grove City
Ford City
Kane
Franklin
Blanager Hoenes
Ford City Lorsers
O City
Hopnes
Bud Snitzer
Titusville
Ano
Corry
Maloney Wins Ten Round Decision Over Heeney in Boston
In Boston 14 000 fans saw Jim Maloney of Boston outbox Tork Heeney of New Zealand over ten rounds. Heeney, returning since a July knockout by Gene Tunney, pressed early but wandered under Maloney’s steady jab and blows. Maloney, 199 pounds, outweighed Heeney, 207 1 2, as the local favorite dominated the later rounds and earned the decision.
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Stisepee
Boston
Tork Hepney
New Zealand
Jim Maloney
Maloney
Spibeaing Sate Ds
Heeney
Gene Tunney
New York
Esfly
Jimmy Byrne
Louieville
Bunker Hill
Atlanta
Homar Robertson
Rigg Still
Ratigas City
Corry High Girls Fall 26 to 17 at Lawrence Park
Corry High School girls basketball lost to Lawrence Park 26 to 17 last night in a hard fought game. Attendees described the contest as rough with poor officiating and notable errors by both teams.
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Corry Ign Schiool
Syent
Lawrence Park
Hoya’ Hatio
Corry
Eight Champs to Defend Titles at Indoor Meet
United Press reports high champions will defend their titles tonight at the Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association of America annual indoor meet at the 102nd Engineers' Armory in New York. Eleven participants are coordinated, and only three of these will be absent as defending champions.
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United Press
New York
Inter-volagilte Amateur Aabiletic Association of Ameriyt
Easy for Keys entertain Corry with polished exhibition
The Eas y for Keys displayed passing and shooting that drew loud applause from the crowd. Their flawless show impressed opponents and fans, lifting the pro game in Corry. The Keystones impressed locals and are expected to field another top team next season, with a strong chance a member earns a return bid.
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Keystones
Corry
Long Winner Over Taylor In Finch Billiard Tourney
A pocket billiard match at Finch Billiard Parlors on North Center Street saw Long defeat Harold Taylor 100 to 80. Long compiled a 26 straight points run to spark a 100 to 71 lead and seal the victory, aided by a string of six soratenos during the contest.
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Prof Loos
Finch Billiard Parlors
North Centeratreet
Harold Taylor
Long
Hill Plans Wolf Hunt Near Paso Robles Pirates Camp
From the Paso Robles training camp of the Pirates Carmen, Hill plans a wolf hunt after reports of two white coyotes seen about 35 miles from camp. Otter rifle experts standby as many gun ners watch for a first opportunity to shoot pelts, pelts to demand.
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Balinger
Post-wasette
Paso Robles
Carmen
Hill
St Edward's Triumph Over St Stanislaus in Close 52-20 Victory
St Edward's psroelites defeated St Stanislaus 52 to 20 on the Grey floor in the season finale. John W. Maloney led with two field goals and four fouls as St Edward's overcame a tied start and built a solid second period advantage. The local squad faced more experienced opposition all season and earned credit through effort and teamwork amid a limited student body.
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St Edward’s Psroelites
Trong St. Stanislaus
Erie
Erie Clowes
Longueigi
St. Edwant
Jocal
Opposei
Neagier
Rangi
Baschien
Juniors Lose at Lottsville in Narrow Setback
Lottsville defeated the Junior High quintet 16 points as Rowe led with nine fields and two fouls. Early Lottsville surge built a lead, while the Juniors rallied late to close ground but fell short on Girard court.
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Rowe
Lottsville Eign Senoationalso
Junior High Quintet
Lottsville
Junior High
Ossets
McLarnin Knocks Out Glick in Madison Square Garden
Jimmy McLarnin, the Vancouver bantam who rose to junior welterweight, delivered another knockout against lightweight contender Glick before 19 000 at Madison Square Garden. McLarnin’s manager Pop Foster discussed future bouts possibly under Jack Dempsey’s promotion, with options in Detroit or Florida. The fight featured a series of lefts and rights as McLarnin overwhelmed Glick, who collapsed thrice and was counted out by referee Arthur Donovan after the final knockdown.
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Ey Union Ree
New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Baby
Vancouver
Glick
Brooklyn Tatter
Madison Square Garden
Pop Foster
McLavnin
United Press Today
Jack Dempsey
Detroit
Florida
Dempsey
Foster Edd
Tom McArdle
Gurden Guatchwaiter
Foster
McLar
Svachnleal Ee. O
McLarais Tv Letrott
McLarnishhund Gliske
Grouth Ax Te
McLarnin
Gillck
Gilck
Arma
Reseree
Arthur Donovan
Albion High to Host March Basketball Tournament Invites Several Teams
Albion Pa March 2 Albion High school boys basketball tour nament set to start March 22 with invitations sent to Westfield NC Rupley Pa Corry Pa Union High of Girard Bainboro Pa Rocky Grove Pa Harmonsburg Pa. In bowling Erie leads narrowed as Philadelphia team members reduce a 1227 pin edge by 683 pins in practice matches.
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Albion High School
Westfield
N. C
Rupley
Corry
Union High
Girard
Bainboro
Rocky Grove
Harmonsburg
Erieites
Billy Knox
Charley Trucks
Philadelphia
Butch" Snyder
Nick Coto
Erie
Many Newcomers Among Reds Shape 1929 Pennant Hope
George Kirksey surveys Cincinnati Reds spring camp as 88 players report to Orlando Florida seeking punch for a pennant bid. Newcomers Estes Crabtree Hines Swanson Walter Shaner Jack Hill and others vie for spots. Roster battles at first base second base and catcher among others with veterans plus prospects from Columbus Newark and the Mission Pa Santa Coast League all aiming to boost power and depth for the 1929 National League season.
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United Press
New York
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Reds
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Cardinals
Chacinall
Orlando
Mla
Abvenneen
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Pat Moran
Cincinnati
Estel Crabtree
Oklahoma City
Hines Swanson
Mission Pa
Eile Coast
Swanson
Walter Shaner
Red Sox
Chattanooga
Jack Hill
University of Californiay Ntar
Nitiless
Fiden Len
Marty Callaghampert
Th Purdy
Walter
Dail Bill Altona
Pilcieliors
Columbus
Charley Dressen
Flughie Crind Horace Pod
Seng
Will Corny
Norte
Clark Pitkongety
Johnson
Northwestern University Project
Promperia
Pltehera
Paul Zate
Niser
Lavert
Benators
Med Sim
Collinbus
Weunett
Eloquente Sage Warns of Eloquence's Cost
The Washington Star quotes Eloquente orator Hi Ho of Chimatowa cautioning that eloquence is a gift from the gods to be used with discretion. He warns that once a misstep is spoken, its error may outlast the speaker's power to rectify it.
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Sil Hi Ho
Chimatowa
Washington Star
Curtis Leads Scholastics to Easy Victory
Curtin and his High School teammates routed Clymer High in the State Aumi ory prelim, winning 52 to 20. McCall-coached quintet opened strong as Chpptts repeatedly broke through for easy scores, with Jed Lh contributing nine field goals.
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Id” Curtin
Clymer High School
Aumiory
St Kourtorie
Chptts
Clymer
Jed Lh ‘McCall
Tid
Corry school blasts junior high on home court
Curtis shines with three peridots and team mates add baskets as the Corry players dominate the Junior High game on Armory court. Skipper Skinner leads scoring with multiple buckets while Rad Grist salvages late runs for visitors in a lopsided early contest.
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Tunior High
Chuck
Skinner
Doubledeckers
Shoop
Rad
Grist
Ths
Corry Pasketeers
Armory Court
Ils Hedson
Lemson Mest
Tablor
Curis
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