Beavers Basketball Faces Rough Season in Corry
Corry High Bobool basketball compiled an eight win and sixteen loss record under new coach John Milanovich. Standout scorers George Fox Swetch McKinney and Danny Dykes led a team lacking a clear star as opponents outscored them 78 to 74 per game. The season featured key losses to Milcreek and Eric Vincent, with Fox scoring 190 points, McKinney 160, and Dykes 140. Manager Joe McCarthy sold a Florida training base after a Panamanian $30,000 guarantee, while star players like DiMaggio and Gordon eyed postwar form. Spring tensions centered on pitching staff for the Yankees, and local ramblings noted bowling and fishing license signings. Youngsville edged into playoff action, with Pleasantville to face Cochranton after district rounds.
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Corry High Bobool
Orange
New Toach
John Milanovich
Milcreek
Eric Vincent
George Fox
Oppo
Corra Brie Vinceuti
Ao Jamestown
An Prantein
Warren
Cochranton
Erie Tech
Titusville
Ag Erie East
Sheffield
Youngsville
Spartansburg
Westfield
Westfield Reat
Alumat
St. Edward's
Joe McCarthy
St. Petersburg
Fla
Canal Zone
Og She
Wale
Clu
Marie Joe
St. Pete
Joe DiMaggio
Tommy Hench
Charley" Kelley
Phil Rizeuto
Joe Gordon
Spud Chandler
Panama
Florida
McCarthy
Slab
Bronx Bombers
Mound Department
Che Kasper
Dot
Morton
Rosa Baker
Angie Batessi
Mary Hnatysyyn
Mary Om
Evie
Dows
Jassins
Waynesburg
Sharon
Scholastic Sports .Institute
Erie ‘Tech-Millereeks
Tyiday
Jimmy Dykes
Frank Papish
Ulster Ius
Chicago White Sox
Promoters in Action to Buck Mike Jacobs in Boxing
Cleveland promoters outline a plan to back promoter Mike Jacobs in cleaning up boxing. Jack Dempsey’s new role includes selecting Monday fight of the week for Promoters Inc. and advising on match eligibility while aiding deserving boxers. The group, spanning multiple cities, plans expansion to the Pacific coast.
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Mike Jacobs
Associated Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Manassa
Amerie, Inc
Adams Hat Company
Spars
Sovipl
Jack
Uncle Mike
Larry Atkins
Cleveland
Promoters, the
Dempsey
Promoters, Inc
Hat
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Des Moines
California
Pacific Coast
Hal Schumacher Adds Knuclker to Giants
Speedy Hal Schumacher returns to the New York Giants at 35 after three years in the Navy. He could be the key to the Poly Grounders pennant hopes this year, and he faces a tough assignment to prove his value alongside veterans Stet Gordon Dick Burtell Babe Young and Morrie Arnovici.
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Cuip Royal
Miami
Fla
Hal Schumacher
New York Giants
Poly
Jolland
Stet Gordon
Dick Burtell
Babe Young
Buster Maynard
Morrie Arnovici
Ken Trinkle
Dave Ostu
Wen Bavs
Whit
Betur
Hal
Butler
Eves
Giants
Collie
Niles
Adega
Ford Frick
Pilshets
Battex Boli
Uwoneilionins
City Market Leads League Sweep in Four Games
City Market widened its lead in the Guy Bowling League by sweeping three from Corry Sales to reach four straight wins as Wilcox Grocers upset Ralph's Place in two. Carroll's Restaurant took two from Ser dont Construction, while Bob Bracken led the leaders with a 200 average and Ralph Place team members posted solid scores in a crowded, mixed page of results.
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Corry Sales
Ralph
Wilcox Grocers
Carroll
Kewaters
Guy
Fam Corry
Carroll’ Resturant
Serdont Construction
Ralph’s Place
AL Carroll Art Conty Salts BS
Bae
Bob Bracken
Roald Groeley
Ami
Wilcox
Boi
Ralph Place
Bob Owens
Gover
Pal Renet
Carroll's Restaurant
Sordon Construction Club
Tosers
Carl Peterson
Speedy
Roys
Schumacher Omri
Ray Robinson Defeats Angott in Pittsburgh Ring Show
Ray Robinson defeated Sammy Angott before about 6,500 fans in Pittsburgh. The Associated Press reports Robinson looked sharp early and knocked Angott down in the eighth, then won a decision amid a lively crowd. Robinson’s approach aimed at a longer rest before a likely May 2 bout in New York while Angott endured a tough night.
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Associated Press
Woptsburgh
Robinson
Sammy Angott
U-eounder
Will Dake
Giardons
Pittsby
Rubin
Brew
Record broken as Hialeah season ends
The Hialeah racing season closed with multiple new marks and a total handle of 59,808,407 dollars. Attendance reached 790,801 with a daily average of about 19,200. Several races featured top horses like Hewey Dee and Hay Hugine, with near-record performances noted by officials.
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Hialeah
MTAMT
Ilitleah
Hewey Dee
Toviverel Hall
Hayy Hugine Tod
Ries
Pwekin
Finlaah
Waverlays Stile
Sports Roundup Sees Unclear Prep Baseball and Local Figures
A fragmented New York sports roundup outlines prep school baseball in Sanlord and Bradenwa, with mentions of players and teams, including references to Marjorie Davis and others. The item weaves scattered notes on early season prospects, hotel stays, and upcoming naval and athletic events with limited coherence.
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New York
Teacing Ceperty
Une South
Dodgers
Sanlord
Pla
Erde Banigin
Dalvie
Syracuse
Vomain
Phin
Bradenwa
Gulafuune
Meadville Team Defeats Local Amarksmens Ambience
Meadville last evening defeated the Amarksmens club with a 68 to 50 score. Brock led the Company with 24 points while Barvey Crogeyl contributed strong play as the visitors struggled to keep pace.
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Drorkaien
Meadville
Nike Meory
St. Sel Barvey
Fragmentary sports item with unclear names and stats
OCR text shows scattered names, numbers, and locations. The readable parts reference a colonel, 15 games, and multiple unreadable items, but no coherent event, team, date, or outcome to summarize meaningfully.
Pittsburgher Edges Freddie Archer in Narrow Victory
Charlie Taylor, a 23-year-old welterweight and Army veteran from Pittsburgh, won a unanimous 10 round decision over Freddie Archer of Newark, New Jersey. The victory, Taylor’s seventh in 14 pro starts, positions him as a rising contender for the welterweight title once held by Fritzie Zivic, with Taylor previously beating Archer in Orange, New Jersey. Hialeah race track figures mention two movies by studios Warner Brothers and Columbia.
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Wx Ecsoiglated
New York
Bily Conn
Fritzie Zivie
Charlie
Chuck
Fritzie Aivie
Archer
Orange
N. J
Taylor
Vereran
Nicholas
Beal Beau Jack
St. Nick
Zivic
Johnny Greco
Sharon Victor Over Waynesburg in Close High School Game
Sharon High defeated Waynesburg to advance to the semifinals of the district tournament. The Tigers led by a 75 lead in a tense matchup before final minutes, with Waynesburg rallying to within reach as Sharon held on for the win.
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Sharon High Shoal
Waynesburg
Sein
Watt
Washington Lunches vs Paul’s Men’s Wear in Cage Feature
Washington Lunch faces Paul’s Men’s Wear in a Junior High cage clash at 7 30 pm. Bracken Keating and Jessup Turner meet Live tow in the evening game. Bracken-Keating and Turner lead a crowded league, with Monigans Cannel and J-Ysnphlevs chasing first wins.
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Avioli i
Washington
Paul
Bracken Keating
Jessup
Turner
Ana
Bracken-Keating
Ucwegh
Detuoy
Essay
Monigans
J-Ysnphlevs
Fights Last Night In Major Cities Roundup
Boxing results from a chaotic card list several bouts across cities. Highlights include Ray Robinson defeating Sammy Angell in Philadelphia and Ommy Bell stopping Dan ny Williams in Youngstown. Other bouts feature Colin Chaney beating Al Stovaman in New York and Chank Taylor outpacing Freddy Arch in Newark.
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Pusburgh
Ray Robinson
New York
Sammy Angell
Washington
Philadelphia
Ommy Bell
Youngstown
Danny Willams
Colin Chaney
Tacitapolis
al Stovaman
Chank Taylor
Paltgbumeb
Freddy Arch
Newark
Baltimore
Curtis the Mateheluys Sheyger
Stopcoy Henry
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Hialeah Race Track
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