Lower Merion Faces Tough First Round In District Playoffs
Districts map shows Lower Merion in semi finals with Coatesville and Glen Nor in District One matchups. Boswell unchallenged in District Six while Lebanon and Columbian seek title bids amid tight schedules and regional rounds through March 28 and April 1.
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Beaver Club May Lose Erey In Postwar Era
The Corry Beaver Club faces possible dissolution as officers consider a successor to lead the organization and sustain athletic ventures. Major leagues scout teens for 1946 season, aiming to rebuild talent amid wartime effects. Local teams, including Erie Dispatch Herald entrants, eye distant tournaments and district showdowns as basketball and baseball programs adapt postwar.
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Paulson Hurst win keg match at Elks Club in thriller
Paulson and Mrs. Marjovig Hurst beat Harry Parker and Charley Keat by over 200 pins in a seven game keg match at the Elks Club Saturday. Andy Paulson posted a 184 average and partner Late a Wah 139 while Parker had 131 to 139 in the loss. Also, college basketball scores list Oklahoma Westminster and several other games with close results.
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Baseball unsigned spring training still dominates chatter
Roundup notes lingering unsigned status of top players like Chandler Gordon Herman Spence Mack Cramer Bartell. Team signings show Washington with 34 players, others about 15. Mentions draft status, spring drills, and looming 1944 rosters amid war-time constraints. Also brief notes on college basketball, Monmouth runway project, and service department sports stories.
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Mystery of three missing teams fills NCAA brackets
NCAA seeks three teams to complete the 1944 post season field. With six already chosen for the east and west regions, the bracket awaits two squads from the west and one from the east as chains of upsets ripple across major college games.
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Victor McSpaden Wins Gulfport Open in Open Golf Finish
Victor McSpaden, the Philadelphia Country Club pro, captured the Gulfport Mississippi Open with a three under par 68 final round, finishing at 276, six strokes ahead of Sammy Byrd of Birmingham who earned $750 for second. Byron Nelson of Toledo placed third in the field.
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Buffalo Bisons Close Gap on Hershey Bears in AHL Chase
The Buffalo Bisons narrowed the American Hockey League eastern division race by crushing Indianapolis 7 to 2 and routing the Barons 11 to 3 to within three points of the Bears with two weeks left in the regular season. A season best crowd of 10,051 watched Buffalo extend its unbeaten streak to nine games and threaten to move within one point by a win over Providence tomorrow night.
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All Stars Edge Erie Quintet In Overtime
Thy Cony All-Stars defeated the Erie Boys' Club 43-42 in overtime with a late rally. Corry’s Servideo led the way scoring five field goals and adding free throws, while Gumbleton secured the game winning bucket for the Crandairmen.
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Tropical Park Opens 30 Day Spring Meeting
Miami track scene warms as Tropical Park restarts its 30 day spring meeting with top stakes and open trials. Trainers and owners expect strong showings from favored horses including Markell and Cul new Kentucky Derby prospect Pensive as Ben Jones plans entries and futures. Boudreau plans moved spring schedule as Cleveland Indians prep for early season at Lafayette and Purdue.
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Nineteen Pirates Sign Contracts for 1941 Season
Nineteen players have signed contracts with the Pittsburgh Pirates for the coming season announced by President William Benswanger. The group includes Babe Dahlgren who replaces Elbie Pletcher, with others like Vince Maggio Frankie Gustine and Ned O’Neill also listed among the signees.
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Dodds to Enter Doublesheader in Weekend Meet
Dodds aims to pace the field in a doubleheader in New York with college rivals and notable competitors from Boston and Columbus. Hulse faces pressure as runners sprint through indoor track events including the 4-A meet with Dartmouth and NYU names mentioned, while Don Burnham and Rudy Summers gain mention for their performances in the early season.
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District College Floor Season Ends in Poor Showing
From Pittsburgh March 6 district college basketball closes season with poor 2 0 record. Carnegie Tech’s Gil Ferrell and Washington University’s Presidents show some effort but the team losses dominate. Erie East wins state swimming title as 100 yard starters vie for sprint honours.
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