Corry trio chased major league chance in 1951 spring
Corry's Chuck McLean Joe Frisina and Freddie Marsh push toward spring training with high level aims. McLean signed with Rochester Red Wings then plans Daytona Beach Florida stint with the Cardinals Triple A farm system. Frisina headed to Tri City Braves in California for Class B play after a White Sox sale. Marsh expected to join Oklahoma City club in Texas League after a stint with San Diego.
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Good year seen for Johnny Sain by Southworth
Boston Braves manager Billy Southworth backs Johnny Sain for a strong season saying he is confident Sain will have a fine year. He cites last year’s tough breaks and shaky defense, plus a healthy arm, as factors in Sain’s prior 10-17 record and predicts improved performance with a solid lineup including Jethroe Gordon Marshall Chao Holmes and others.
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Willard Mar—ishall
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Roy Hartsfield
Milwaukee
Chanen Jethirne
Earl Torgeson
Buddy Kern
Bob Elliot
Gordon
Marshall
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Samn
Warren Spaht
Vernon Bickford
Norman Roy
Bradley May Get Shot At Both Cage Tourneys
Bradley University, top ranked in college basketball, may pursue berths in both the National Invitation Tournament and the NCAA after a district committee reversal. The Missouri Valley champions could meet Kansas City’s Big Seven winner March 20 for a District 6 NCAA bid, with Kentucky and Duquesne also in contention for double qualifications.
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Baseball Briefs From Camps
Camp reports from Phoenix to San Bernardino detail players from the New York Giants Brooklyn Dodgers and Philadelphia Phillies returning from injuries and shifting positions. Behrman Cox and Hamner face setbacks while Boudrea and Sider showcase skills and others join infield drills amid weather delays and rookie evaluations.
Columbus Men Trap Two Large Beavers
Al and Arch Benson of Columbus trap two large beavers in marshlands east of Corry after the season ends. Largest beaver weighs 55 pounds with a 12 inch tail and six inch width, hide 72 inches long. Second beaver also sizable with a 70 inch hide. Fights last night in New York and Syracuse show various boxing results and a postponed Basilio Jenkins bout.
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Key Club MacBain Leads Bowl-Aire Pace
200 Key Club’s MacBain posts 292.4 pace to lead a five-man team into Bowl-Aire’s 300 Club last night. Others hitting marks include Hurtber 209 Gumbleton 202 Crage 100 and Jackman 200. Philadelphia bout: Bassett 140 defeats Ziluela 13 Havana 10. Brooklyn card: Watkins Jr 118% beats Loyd 192 Wilkes-Barre 8.
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New London
Conin
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Wilkes-Barro
Beavers Close Home Season With Erie Academy Battle
Corry High School hosts Erie Academy to cap the home slate in a key District 10, Section 1 race. A pregame reserve tilt leads to a large crowd, with Swest to be crowned basketball queen between the schools as Academy seeks a must win to force a playoff for the league crown.
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Schwab
Donkey basketball stunt ends in 18 18 tie at State Armory
Company A and No-Bar Riching Club battled to an 18 all deadlock in a spirited last quarter rally at the State Armory. Despite bitter cold over 200 fans saw laughs as riders sometimes fell, with No-Bar leading 14 0 at halftime before Frank Herbert of Company A sparked a comeback to tie the score.
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BL Smith
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Open Bowling Hours Listed for Weekday Evenings and Weekend
The notice lists bowling lanes open daily from 1:00 PM to 5:90 PM and Tuesday night from 9:00 PM to 12:00 AM, Wednesday 0:00 PM to 12:00 PM, Saturday 2:00 PM to 12:00 PM, and Sunday 1:00 PM to 12:00 PM at Bowl Aire venue. It mentions locations and times with several illegible terms.
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Bowl-Aire leads as three-game swing shifts standings
Personal Finance dominates in bowling action with a three game lead in the American League after sweeping Deer Head Inn. Key performances include Corry-James Town, Waterhouse, and Washington Lane producing strong scores while Bowl-Aire and Owen’s Station push for top spots through late game rallies and high series from Sherwood, Watrone, and others.
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Rankin advances in WPIAL cage tourney
Rankin of Section 8 edged Unten LaWil in a key Class A first round game at Uniontown, boosting to a 8-2 lead at the end of the third period and extending a strong rally to a 21-22 halftime margin. The victory sets rankings for next week with quarterfinals in Pitt Stadt, Malway Washington, Home stean, and Jeannede vs Farrell schedule.
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Monessen
Latrobe honors retiring coach after 20 years service
Latrobe Pennsylvania March 3 Latrobe High School salutes Raymon V. Wild who retires as basketball coach after 20 years. Wild will stay as football and track coach and assist. Richard J. Byers named to replace Creed S. Westfall as track coach and Robert Cook to succeed William E. Yates as athletic director.
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Lyons Fires 69 In St. Pete Open
In a rain shortened opening round of the St. Petersburg Open on March 4 at Tin City the weather and rough course hindered scoring. Toby Lyons of Warren and Gene Favre of Conshohocken led early, with Palmer of Bedlin and Lyons among the contenders. Charley Burley, 198, Pittsburgh, knocked out Buddy Bodreth in a separate bout.
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George Favle
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Jewelers on games of ABH score update unclear
Fragmentary OCR notes mention ABH games and scores 163 172 and references to players Hen Spear and Losers. Details and context are unclear. cannot determine event, teams, or location.
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Saul
Indiana Icemen Rally For Second Spot In AHL Race
Indiana Capitals push for second place with an 8-2 win over Providence while Cleveland clinches the Western division by beating Capriot. Springfield tops Hershey 2-1 to threaten Providence as New Haven Ramblers stay tied with Buffalo at 268. Framblers edge Lyn end 3-0, then fall 3-2 after a late rally.
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