Beavers, Crawford Stars Clash In Titusville Tilt
Edinboro edging ahead in county league play, with a 31 to 22 win over rivals as Crawford and Beavers clash in a high school basketball night. Titusville’s Sunocos, new five, host Company A, aiming to upset the strong Warren County squad in a 3:30 p.m. tip, fielding standouts like Stan Roy and Ashby.
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Beavers
Edinboro
Hi Crawford
Titusville
Sunocos
Orry Higi
Rainford
Pesie
Iil
Hitoyr Wyline
Raiph A. Vanstane
Cou
Giltensmn
Leneno
Winneet
Shinpore Boys
Crawford
Combine Corry
Evinboro
Famp
Tucker
Craweulid
Rey
al Haron
Zabniser
I & Billings
Riedie
Blue Sunotes
Corry
Hela
Company A
Sheffie
Sumocos
Warren County
Lie Weilers Ashby
Howaver
Stan Roy
Franklin
Titusvile Company
Falconer Wins Cage Tourney at Falconer High
Falconer High School hosted a crowded city basketball tournament on their court. Falconer defeated Westfleht High 24 to 24 in a thrilling finish while Mayville beat Randolph 28 to 26 and Silver Creek routed Lite Valley 37 to unknown. The schedule announced a Falconer vs Mayville semifinal with Jamestown facing Silver Creek and two cup awards planned.
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Falconer High
Falconer
Westfleht High School
Huth Up
Mayville High School
Randolph
Silver Creek
Lite Valley
Y'Clovl
Mayville
Ricleck Jamestown
Yanners
Olor
Tod's Bakery Five
Jamestown
Shhofield
Warren Cvilnky
Davis on Next Er iemat Card at Kandor Arena
Davis headlines a wrestling program at the milltorum next Friday night. Norman presents four bouts including a main event between Harry Lindin and Will Davis, with Nile Scotts facing Joe Costa in a four minute route and Costa an Italian newcomer in the country.
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Eady
Mar S—Wee
Wille Viva
Tin
Real
Taueh Boys
Kanker
Will
Harry Lindin
Loi Nopminn
Milltorum
Norman
Nile Scotts
Joe Costa
Scotts
Joe Mialozwics
Costa
Op Stalian
Vis Country
Dragons Upset Bradford 24 22 In Southern Division Action
Warren reports that Warres Dr ims blocked Bradford from clinching the Southern Division title in a tense Section ses contest. Bradford must select Emporium Wike Geel next Friday for another game as Shefield domonews, Kane defeats Mee 3-29, Townsbabure tops Ehime 2, and Emporic audlorr posts 42-14.
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Dragons
Bradford
Warren
Warres Drims
Branford
Frauy
Emporium
Aestheron
Shefield
Sbadedwuoway
Joi
Kane
Mee
Townsbabure
Ehime
Ferret
Emporic
Audlorr
North East and Edinboro Set March Seventh Clash
North East and Edinboro will meet March 7 to decide the county cage crown at Uetocal X. Expected lineup includes North East and Edinboro leading divisions after recent games where Waterford beat Albion 37 26 and Union City edged McKean 13 1. Local standings show Edinboro beat Corry 4 0, while North East ousted Lawrence and Farkin.
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North East
Edinboro
Erin
Mar
North Wast
Eidinhors
Uetocal X
Wiss
Ny Ieagile
LiGeuis
Pao Filting
Erle
Yell Tianrlte
North Ash Syon
Divsta
Fimbers
Yaith
Cek
Girerd
Lawrence
Fark
Wesleyville Downing
Fainview
Syhily Edinboro
Corry
Waterford
Albion
Union City
McKem
Finals in KisKL play tonight in Allegheny Valley
In Kiskl conference finals Edgewood faces Arnold after Edgewood beat Springdale 36 to 15 and Arnold downed Kittanning 20 in the semifinals. Kittanning and Springdale meet for third, with Franklin and Aspinwall as consolation finalists. Franklin defeated Leetchturg 38 to 11, Repimwall beat Oakmont 20 to 10.
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Warren Rhens
Kensington
Mar
Edgewoou
Amul
Edgewood
Springdale
Franklin
Leechturg
Repimwall
Oakmont
Corry Hy Wins At Edinboro 41-16
Corry Hy defeated Edinboro 41 to 16 as Williams scored 22 points. Hix led with 414 to 16 while Dimi dis and Zortman added eight points for the losers.
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Corry HY
Edinboro
Minny” Willams
Poto
Corry Hix
Wdinboro Hix
Williams
Yath Dacks
Einners
Hixson
Mhorpe
Dimidis
Zortman
West Virginia students win forensic laurels in national selection
Morgantown March 3 two graduates of West Virginia University have been chosen by the National Student Federation of America to visit England Scotland and Wales for a debating tour. Charles Wike of Morgantown and Dewilt White of Morgantown will debate international questions with peers from Yale Harvard and others before leaving New York on April 21. This marks the first year the federation selected both members from the same school.
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Annee Frese
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
Tiniversity
Tha Nationa Student Federation of América
Mngland
Scotland
Waisinh Forte
Fone
Lilicrats
Rouay
Charles €. Wike
Mouretiff
Dewilt White
Vaile
Way
York Om
Federation
Youngsters Ten Get Chance In Tribe Plans
Cleveland manager Walter Johnson expands spring training with ten promising players, headlined by Wesley Ferrell and William Hudlin, to showcase potential for the 1984 season. Some prospects will join Burling and receiving staffs soon. Johnson aims to reach the first division.
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United Press
Cleveland
Walter Johnson
Sunng
New Orleans
Clevelanders
Johnson
Wesley Ferrell
Willia Hudlin
Clint Brown
Hal Troteky
Rose Berger
Arcade Loses at Youngsville in close contest
Youngsville High built a strong finish to defeat Arcade 26 to 18 in a hard fought game at Youngsville. Arcade forwards and defense faltered in the final five minutes as Coach Maguisseau’s cagers dropped the setback. Arcade, 18, faces Stansburg Independents at the State Armory Sunday afternoon.
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Youngsville High
Arcade
Youngsville
Corry
Ninutes
Maguisceau
Stansburg Independents
State Armory
Youngeville High
Barton
Sample
Littlefeld
Sweetlam
McLven
Foes
Breesborough
Spencer
Ottio
Illiland
Local boxing card results include mixed draws and names
In Burg, New York, Patterson drawn with Syriciac of N Y, Big Bad Wolf beat Joe Devite of New York, Keverly of Las Angeles drew with H Seibert of Amsterdam, Ed Lewis from Chingy drew with Tack Epilrgeo of Memphis.
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Wrestling Resultsburg
New York
Drew R Patterson
Syriciac
N. Y
Big Bad Wolf
Joe Devite
George Keverly
Las Argales
H Seibert
Amsterdam
Ed Lewis
Chingy
Tack Epilrgeo
Memphis
Rifle Team Victory Over Laurence Park Pals
Corry Rot and Gun Clubs rifle team defeated Laurence Park Pals by 27 points at First Avenue range last night. Stanley Anderson led with 240 while Merle Israelson and Scott of Laurence Park posted near 289s. Garry gimmers tools led the visitors with 117 to 1146 totals.
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Stanley Anderson
YAC
Cory Rot and
Gun Clubs
Laurence Park Pals
First Avenue
Garry Gimmers
Merle Israelson
Yoith & 289
Scott
Lawrence Park
McClymont
Corry
Frewsburg Triumphs In OT Playoff Narrow 91 1018 Win
Jamestown area high school playoffs saw Frewsburg boys defeat Clymer 21 to 18 to advance to face Cuya hoga for the county title amid late surge by Wend Swanson who scored four straight baskets. Clymer girls edged Hip Jay 26 25 in prelim. Referee Johnson led the officiating as Swanson and Wassink starred for Frewsburg while Wassink and Quiver led Clymer efforts.
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Jamestown
Frewsburg High School
Clymer High Cagers
Celoton High School
Cuautauqua High School
Visa
Glymor
Anderson
Wendi Swanson
Wrensburg
Frewsburg
Wassink
Thras
Clymer
Clymer Girls
Hip- Jey Girls
RGPP
We Sharp
Wendall Swanson
I Danielsem
Martin
Swansin
Gyiftin
Noeligh
Clymer Boys
Skeps
Wassints
Quiver
VanderSchaat
Dlink
Schmidt Wins Three Year Contract As OSU Football Chief
Ohio State University names Francis Schmidt as head football coach on a three year deal. Athletic director D. W. St. John confirms the contract but does not reveal the salary. This marks Schmidt as the first OSU coach under this new contract tenure. predecessors include Sam Willaman and Br. sfetn.
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Wey Voltness
Columbus
Mann
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State University
D. W. St.John
Bistitution
Bosch
Aime
Sam Willaman
Schmidt
Meadville Downs Oil City To Capture Title
Meadville Bulldogs overwhelmed Oil City High 20 22 in a packed Meadville gym to seize the Section 2 crown and earn a spot in the WP A L playoffs. The Oilers fought hard but the Dogs relentless early pressure and fierce finish sealed the victory before 1,000 fans.
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Meadvilles Downs
Oil City
Dmiloopy
Mar
Meadville
Hugh Suhog
Bulldogs
Prime Beats Carnera In Heavyweight Title Fight
Henry McLemore reports from New York on Primo Carnera’s defeat by a 60 to 70s score and Joe Prime’s controversial tactics. The article contrasts Prime’s lack of conditioning with Carnera’s size, noting crowd reactions, critics’ complaints about unsportsmanlike conduct, and the challenger's resilience amid taunts and heavy punches. It discusses edge in speed and footwork, the ring tactics used, and the broader implications for heavyweight rankings.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Union
43Nd Street
Tommy
Tim
Rmeeret
Bontsic
Sharkey
Schmeling
Tlinney
Dempsey
Loughran
Primo
Carnera
Smy Lhel Gonetyan
Prim
Chass
Weismuller’s Mark Broken at Yale Carnival Meet
Report from New Haven recalls Weismuller’s ten year record in the 100 meter breaststroke, undone by Peter Fick of the New York Athletic Club at Yale. Yale’s Dave Livingston loses to Fick while a strong field shows a new American record time, with mentions of a 6 4/5 second body length and other sprinting feats.
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Unites Press
New Haven
Gong
Mar
Johmiy Wetenililler
Pyle
Peter Fick
New York A.C
Yale
Rick
Dave Livingson
Walt Saved
Mal Stevens Named NYU Football Coach for Fall
New York University announces Dr. Mal Stevens will head the football program this fall, succeeding Howard Cann. Stevens, Yale former coach and ex head of the American Football Coaches Association, says he supports NYU’s de-emphasis policy while fielding a competitive team. Cann, remaining as assistant director of physical training and basketball coach, faces a strong Violet squad beyond this season.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Marvi A.mali Stevens
Mal Stevens
Yale
New York University
Howard Cann
Whimni
Mir. Cann
Ise Thibeaten
Cy -C. N
Cann
Chick Meehan
Milwaukee Franky Battaglis in a crowded boxing card
A dense list of bouts and draws spans cities from Milwaukee to Detroit and Los Angeles. Notable names include Paul Pirrive, Karl Ogren, Lilly Miller, Frankie Wales, Man uella, and Robby Lelhast, with multiple draws and decisions across heavyweight and lighter classes.
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Diego
Beal
Manuella
Hollywood
Martine
Compton
Cal
Flix Ignacio
Manila
AL Nogales
Avis
Sammy Mansell
Hockford
Tommy Ellis
Phoenice
Billy” Cerebron
Rockford
Jackie Shersian
Tierrait
Charlie Whits Cincinniti
Charlie
Ralph Barnett
jAas ‘Mach
Chautauqua Defeats Bemus Point In County Playoff
Chautauqua wins 42 to 27 at Bemus Point in a county Class B playoff encounter. Player names and precise positions are unclear in the OCR text, but the result and location are established with Forestville and Teague mentioned in the fragment.
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Chautauqua
Wight
Hier
Forestville
Averages 183 in 30 games lead Antler Bowling League
Kenneth McLean tops the Antler Bowling League after the second round with an 188 average in thinly games. Harold Crags sits at 181 for 38 games as bookmakers and stepladder standings list McLean and a host of peers across the field with scores and names such as Gragg, Paulson, Gustafson, Craker, and Craker among others.
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Antler
Crage
Kenneth McLean
Keeglers
Secon
Harold Crags
A. Ort
Ai Schoeller
Ribley
Ohn Paulson
Phil Waite
Ease
VanTasnell
Si Shean
Casler
Iikanis
George
Hawkins
Praoz Lene
Shaver
Jack Paulson
Glen Donattison
Lammers
H. Powers
Maz P
Grn
Andburg
Sullivan
Hammond Ngland
Keonting H
Clare
Garrityn
Spiesmant Baccus
L. Hammond
F. Loveland Fairhanis - Nast
Gulick
Rossbacher Camige
Staard
Bed
St Josephs Over St Stanislaus in Tight City Rivalry
In a packed McSweeney Memorial Gym a hard fought game saw St Josephs edge St Stanislaus 11-10. The Joes played the entire match without substitutions while Stans made slight changes to their starting lineup as highly touted St Stem offensive stars led the attack.
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Oil City
Mar
St. Stem
Fighting Irish Cagenten
McSweeney Memorial
Joes
Stans
St Michaels Defeats Titusville Toppers 48 to 20
St Michael's dominated Titusville with relentless offense, building a 32-10 halftime lead and finishing 48-20. Key players Marshall and W Strgaser contributed for St Michael's as the Robins defense stifled the Titusville attack throughout the game.
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Tiusville
Mar
St. Michaels
Robie Rabats
Greenville
Marehall
W. Strgaser Vonrail
St. Smletpete
Wills ‘Buys
Tirusyleems
Si Mike
Jeni
West Pause At Pa 98.8 Shots Reported In Headlines
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an event in Pennsylvania with shots and numbers 98.8. No clear names, dates, or organizations are readable. The fragment suggests a local police or shooting report but lacks verifiable details for a full summary.
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Charley Blackstock
Tennessee
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Russia
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Hungary
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Emily Zeller
Germany
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Foland
Corry Gunners
McLean
Itsraelson
Lawrence Park Pals
Corry Red and Gun Club
Oh Tot. Hansen
Apus Avelani
Kittleberger
Celoton
Ciét Johnson
Hiatkesper
Meidvillg
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