Beavers and Parkers Win to Face for League Title
Corry High Beavers and Lawrence Park Tigers clinched the Erie County Basketball League division titles last night, setting up a possible three game series for the county championship. A meeting with school representatives and league officials will decide dates and sites, with a likely final on a neutral court. Beavers defeated Wattsburg 46 to 22 and Parkers beat North East 40 to 23 to seal top spots.
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St Edwards Routed By Titusville Irish 28 to 9
St Edward's High was routed by St Joseph's High of Jamestown 28 to 9 on the Queen City floor without star Johnny Hadock. Tomaiy Crane led Corry with seven points as the locals struggled offensively. Mellors Reagan paced St Joseph's with 18 points, boosting a 17 to 3 lead at the end of the first period and a 23 to 7 gap after three quarters. Referees Slattery and Vinopal. Last night results include Corry 46 Wattsburg 23 and Union City 34 Albion 29.
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Dukes and Panthers in Action Tonight
Duquesne University meets West Virginia in the final game of the season with the Dukes chasing their 12th win in 18. West Virginia previously beat Duquesne 48 to 40 at Morgantown. Pitt faces Penn State at State College.
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Corry Sextet Posts Victory Over Wattsburg Girls
Dot Myers paced the Corry High school girls to a 22 to 16 win over Wattsburg in a junior high basketball game at the school. Myers scored nine field goals, Johnson added 8 points for Wattsburg, Corry led 16 to 5 at halftime and stretched to a 16 point margin before Wattsburg rallied to outscore Corry 11 to 6 in the second half.
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Corry Team Falls to Erie Strongists
The Corry team yielded to a strong Erie combination as scholastic scores appear. Fairport 30, Ashtabula 28, Rocky Grove 30, Franklin 27, Titusville 28, Cochranton 14, Ridgway 38, Sheffield 13, Randolph 24, Saegertown 15, Linesville 46, Fallowfield 19, Erie. Vincent 0, DuBois 17, Chautauqua 24, Lakewood a.
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Blue Jays Win 15th Straight Over Wattsburg
Corry Junior High School remains undefeated as the Blue Jays posted a 28 to setback against Wattsburg on their home floor. Seven players reached the scoring column while the stars of Coach Wilford Pomeroy’s team held Wattsburg scoreless in the first half and built a lead. Local reserves saw substantial action as Oil City South Junior High, Crawford Venango champs, visit Thursday.
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Celtics Rout Warren Hy Vis Five In Banks Night
In Erie March Basietoan staged a Banks night at the Auditorium as the Original Celtics, a premier floor squad, toyed with Warren HyVis Osis. The final score was reported as 46 to 4, though the exact margin was deemed unimportant. the Celtics won easily, extending their long winning streak past 100.
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Finance 8 to 5 Favorite Today in Florida Race
Miami March 6 Finance 8 to 5 favorite in the $50,000 Widener Handicap at Hialeah Park as clouds and slow track threaten to aid upsetters. More than 25,000 spectators expected for one of the season’s richest events with 19 runners headed by Cloudy Weather and a strong field including Count Morse Giants Whopper and Maericlal alea. J B Widener boosted the purse to $50,000 for this year, aiming to match the Derby in money.
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Emi Denemares Rive-your-we
Columbiana
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Clark Has Soft Touch Is Winner in Pro Debut
Jimmy Clark of Buffalo, the amateur champ, turned pro by knocking out Joe Lyons of Lancaster in 40 seconds of the fifth round before about 800 fans at City. Lyons carried four rounds. Clark’s right hand jolted Lyons to the count. Tuffy Reinhardt debuted with a four round decision over Sammy Lombardo. Other results include Sammy Grippe defeating Bobby Cortez. Tommy Daniels stopping Tommy Hudson. Ducky Dever beating Sammy Paris in two rounds.
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Lancaster
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Titusville
Sammy Lombardo
Cleveland
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Ashtabula
Bobby Cortez
Tommy Daniels
Pittsburgh
Ty Tommy Hudson
Ducky Dever
Franklin
Sammy Paris
Erie Keg Sweepstakes Draws Corry Bowlers
Several Corry bowlers will join competing squads at the Erie district keg sweepstakes on Commodore alleys tomorrow afternoon in Erie. With vacancies opening, entrants are urged to contact Harold Cragg tonight or tomorrow morning for entry. Names listed include H Krone H Crags W Dyckes C Anderson Craker D McLean J Maloney C Lord W Croker D Smith A Miller in the 8:30 shift. H Hall L Chase W Shannon B Dunlap A Baresi 2 Russell J Martin TL Bloss P French L Schryver C Gustafson C Keefer in the 4:20 shift. J Krone R McElroy Group J Ohrn R Dempsey L Baker Carroll 3 Cohen M Cobnett R Greene P Renzi S Maloney in the 5:30 shift.
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Harold Cragg
Elmorrow
Corry Keglers
H. Krone
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W Dyckes
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Craker
Tech Loses Again to Pittsburgh in 17–0 Win
Tech suffered a 17 point defeat as Pittsburgh routed Carnegie Tech last night. The Tartans end the season with no wins and facing a rough defensive showing from the Panthers.
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Track Stars Seek Records At Chicago Relays Showdown
Chicago March 6 Winter track stars eye world records at the revival of the Chicago Relays. Glenn Cunningham aims to break his world mile mark with Archie San Romani challenging in the 1500. Don Lash withdraws from the mile to focus on the two mile, Tommy Deckard and Jimmy Smith set the pace for Lash. Olympic champions Cornelius Johnson and Dave Allbritton also appear in the field along with Meadoes, a top pale vault contender, and other notable rivals.
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United Press
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Wstar
Glenn Gunningham
Archie San
Emporia
Kansas
Lek Cunningham
Don ‘Lash
Tadiana
Tommy Deckard
Jimmy Smith
Lash
Ed Burke
Marquette University
Cornelius Johnson
Los Angeles
Dave Allbritton
Ohio State
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Suen
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Bowling Scores in AERO SUPPLY LEAGUE Odd Job
In the AERO SUPPLY LEAGUE bowling page Odd Job led with steady strikes and spares. Team standings and individual scores are listed, highlighting key performances and upcoming matches.
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Aero Supply League
Brigham Stars As St Edward Beats Junior Graders
Brigham High School star Brigham led St Edward's to an 11 to 4 victory over the Junior High 8B team. Baress scored all four Brigham points as St Edward's topped the Junior High lineup early this morning. Official score shows St Edward's 11 Junior High 4 with Hammon Figets Prugar J Hammond Brigham Baresst Miller Foster Curtis Miller among scorers.
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Newsy basketball results from Waynesburg and peers
Waynesburg defeated Westminster 95 to 81 and Slippery Rock topped Geneva 88 to 30. Grove City beat Thiel 42 to 81, while Carnegie fell 17 to 30 against Slippery Rock. Snow area note mentions seventy percent of Earth’s surface lacks snowfall.
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Smiley Weltner Named Geneva College Sports Director
Smiley Weltner of Akron has signed to lead Geneva College athletics with duties as director of athletics and coach for football basketball and track. He will oversee Dwight Beede William Davies and Don Wolfe of Beaver Falls while A Edgecomb remains graduate manager. Weltner planned spring grid training after the move.
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Youngstown
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Big Ten Cage Squads Clash in Close Title Chase
Illinois and Minnesota, survivors from a hectic drive that wiped out the defending champions, head to Chicago for pivotal Big Ten clashes. Illinois meets Northwestern while Minnesota faces Chicago, with Michigan in position to claim a share of the title if both lose and Wisconsin wins in Ann Arbor.
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Wit sees the week Sunday W. A. M. Classes read the m
The fragment notes a Sunday timetable for morning classes at W. A. M. with a focus on reading the mon and a beginning event. Strong entities are unclear. structure resembles a church or school bulletin.
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