Strong four-team field in Spartansburg net tourney
A strong field of four teams enters the Spartansburg independent basketball tournament set to start Monday night March 9 with fourteen teams total in the district. Spartansburg high coach Mallon and Sparta High principal Bennett organize the event, with Beret Mallon supervising. Games run Monday to Friday finals, trophies and medals awarded, with 30 cent adult and 15 cent student admission in the new Sparta gym under P I A A officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Corry Steel Age
Corry First
Avene Merchants
Corry I. A. Ay
Waterford
Meadville Wirt's Drugs
Titusville
Vengolds
Sparta Firemen
Sparlé A. G
Youngsville A. C
Rophies
Toxns
Corry
Rank
P. Ts
Eckert
Plumbers
Franklin Chaconas
Tracy Funeral Home
First Avenue
Sparta Phebien
Tiinsville Vengolds
Sparta
A. G
Youngsville
Wirt
Corry City Heads Back to Baseball Season Plans
Local fans, players and officials weigh revived baseball in Corry for 1943 season. Talks of a city league or independent team rely on public support, with wartime shifts and junior high field use cited as key factors in reestablishing organized play amid veteran players and restocking rabbit populations for hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Corry
George W. Keppler
Meadville
Meadville Tribune
Keystone Ordnance Works
Greenwood Township
Crawford County
Keppler
Cambridge Springs
Saegertown
Cochranton
Corneaut Lake
Eepyville Gna
Jaen
Milwaukee
Wis
Assaton
Stub
Kinney
Gene
Americus
Lisuics
George Draut
Ile ‘Edinburg
Wattsburg
St. Louis Cardinals
Mag
Dean
Merwick
Florida
Johnny Mive
Diany
Cubs Revolut
Dunky
MedWwick
Dodgers
Red Birds
Citizens Bank Adds 10 Keg Lead In Amller League
The Citizens Bank Key team widened their edge to two games atop the Amller League standings after a near end of season stretch. Hammond Elevator remains in second as Kinney Splesman Hepler Motors and Christensen Motors chase in a tight five team battle. Wayside Markers swept Wilcox Grocers, dropping Wilcox to last place behind Clark Lore’s 23 percent and Carl Peterson’s 159 for Wilcox. College scores include Franklin Marshall 53 Gettysburg 38 Bucknell 56 Dickinson 27 Geneva 43 Villanova 37 Millersville 5 Indiana Teachers 88 Slippery Rock 61 Grove City 62 California University 45 Rochester 60 Mansfield 38 Kings College 49 Penn Military 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radars
Hammonds
Wilcox
Citizens Bank Key
Amller
Hammond Elevator Club
Kinney-Splesman
Hepler Motors
Christensen Motors
Wilcox Grocers
Clark Lore
Carl Peterson
Wil ‘Box
Pranklin-Marshall
Gettysburg
Bucknell
Dickinson
Geneva
Villanova
Millersville
Indiana
Slinpery Rock St
Grove City
California
TLEA
Citizens Bank A
Hammond Elevator
SEA
Kinney-Splesmania
Powell Motors
Ais
Kaspers
Waysite
Aag Steens
Wilcox Grocery
Gaigh
Stroup
McMahon
Abo
Sheen Burkhart
Russell
Lord
Houser
Berry
Peterson
Holt
Cohen
Texas
Ravenos
Texaco
Ing Zuckerman
Red Wings
Muckennans
We Fey
Perrys
Nichole Taxi
Perrys Beatty Shop
Cohens Wirgurs
Nichols ‘Baenvl
Taxi Jones
Herman Jewelers
Bing
Jeading
Heyu
Vn Bt
Chapins
Persy
Waterhouse
Ga- Denilng
Donaldson
Mage
Tso. Hall
Porter
Pep
Taxi Heimans
Pierson
al Folletts No
McMahon Ag
Tewhille
Esso Hall
Ag ‘Low Scor BO
Simon Pure
Ove
Fmnwn
Kirin
Endlick
Zuckerman’s
Adams
Sears
Apd
Spauilining
Craker
Agg
Morton
SAL
Follett
Dahl
Siebluck
Chapin’s
Dahlstrand
Beelewith
Becker
Jolineon
Meadville
Bean
Sorenson
T. A.A
McCray
Colegrove
Vic
Ben Lundy
Simon Pure Lite
A.A
Beta Ammitage
Sud Weldon
Kel
Kimmey
Slattery
Angott Wins In High‑Powered Madison Square Garden Bout
Sammy Angott overwhelmed Philadelphia’s Montgomery in a 12 round decision at Madison Square Garden. Angott landed the cleaner punches, scoring a knockdown in round nine and surviving a late bloodied finish to earn the top challenger slot and raise talk of a title defense against Allie Stolz or Ray Robinson. A crowd of 12,522 produced a gate of $24,288.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Bealmear
New York
Sammy Angott
Philadelphia
Bob Mont~ Komiery
Madison Square Garden
Washington, Pa
Battler
Montgomery
Angott
Lew Jenkins
Sammy
Philadsipna
Tihis Ah
Newark
Allie Stole
Stolz
Ad Tice
Oh Ray Robinson
Harleme
Bob
Montsomery
Market Wise Is Widener Choice In Rich Handicap
Miami reports market action as Market Wise holds favored status to win the Widener handicap. Lonuis Tifano’s Market Wise heads a strong field including Atten tion, Mipl and Our Boots as contenders for the winter’s richest prize. Alsab, a 194 juvenile champion, is listed 15 to 1 and faces a tough lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
George Cassidy
Gay
Lonuis
Tifano
Market
Parker Corning
Charles Howard
Mipland
Woodvale Farm
Our Boots
al Sabath
Alsab
Gift Shop and Cohens Tie in Fourth Ladies League
Scholastic basketball action features Gettysburg defeating Harrisburg William Penn 88 to 44 while Sharon tops Farrell 30 to 28 and Bradford beats Mt. Jewett 48 to 15. Cohens and Gift Shop share the spotlight in a tied fourth place finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohens
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
William Penn
Sharon
Farrell
Bradford
Mt. Jewett
Corry Marksmen Win Rifle League Match
The Corry Row marksmen registered their first victory of the third round, defeating Meadville 1185 to 1157 at the Corry Rod and Gun Club range to hold third place. Ax Knapp scored 240. Roberts led Meadville with 297 in a Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coray Row Ane
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Corry
Ax Knapp
Roberts
Invaders
Bradford High Gains In Race For Cage Title
Bradford High strengthens bid for the state crown as PTAA eliminations heat up. Gettysburg trips Harrisburg William Penn 55 to 42, while Pittsburgh South Hills edges Westinghouse 29 50 2, securing district honors. Sharen, Hagle Townshiry, and other district results shift favorites and set up district finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Meter
PTAA
Pittsburgh South Hills
Westinghouse
Gettyshire
Walloping
Harrisbore
Wiliam Penn
Mb Penn
Berksenanty
William Penn
Gelksbure
Sharer
Hagle Townstity
Sharen
Fayrell
Ealing
Sealers
Mercer County
Hubbard
Luzerne
Custeiat Two Hilleholder
Have Townshire
Taynshiy Boys
Pultee
Bradford
Jewett
Bloomsburg
Sayre
Blooms- Lue
Lower Merion
Norristown
Sellereville-Perkaste
Sam Snead Wins St Petersburg Open in Record Pace
St Petersburg March 7 Sam Snead captured his third St Petersburg Open victory in four years finishing at 287 after a late surge in the final round. Ben Hogan and golf's greats watched as BT-year-old Harbert from Battle Creek Mich set a course record of 66 on the Lakewood Country Club layout. Harbert tied for second with 289 behind Snead while future stars competed in the wintry circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Ress
ST. Petersburg
PGA
Sam Stead
Ben Hogan
Golf
Click Harbert
Nalller
Baffle Creek
Mic
Lakewood Country Club
Snead
Harbert
Macy
Sports Roundup from Charlottesville and Beyond
A collage of sport vignettes features scattered notes from Charlottesville Virginia and the East Intercollegiate tournament scene. Fragments mention General Phelan, referee duties, paint ed letters on a bridge, and oddball captions about boxings, coaches, and a Coast League purchase of storistops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Phelan
New York Commission
Uele
Lie College Suy-Chepr
Virginia Campun
Virginia
Yule
Southlands
Majors In Training Camps Highlight Managerial Roles
In Havana Camilli remains Dodgers captain while coach Dressen retains the duty of delivering the game net to the umpire in chief. Pirates plan to send Barrell Heinzelman Hamlin for the coast game in Los Angeles as Frisch strengthens infield to bolster a pennant bid. Lobert weighs five right field candidates for the Phillies including Benjamin Busby Waylor Northey with a possible Murphy move to first base. Willington impresses for Athletics in fourth exhibition game holding Angeles to one hit over three innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Tress Havana
Dolph Camilli
Dodgers
Chuck Dressen
Camilli
San Bernardino
Calif
Pirates
Los Angeles
Johnny Barrell
Hes Heinzelnan
Luke Hamlin
Frankie Frisch
Pittsburgh
Miami Beach
Hans Lobert
Phils
Stan Benjamin
Paul Busby
Earl Waylor
Ronald Northey
Eddie Murphy
Long Beach
Caliguirl
Ivor Willington
Connie Mack
Athletics
Angeles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steel Age
Crawford
Wed Williams
Navy
Citizens Bank
Robinson
Washington
Bb Montgomery
Tampa
Tommy Gomez
Camp Blinding
Buddy Scott
MacDill Field
Philadulyhla
Wickey Larking
Tech
Freddy Domico
Worcester
Mars
Howelling
Harvey Massey
New Orleans
Blondie
By Chio Young
Pioy
Cde
Baesst
F Cragg
McElroy
Paylor
A Homick
F . Johnson
Betz
Martin
Ee Weldon
Dickey
Trae
Carman
Smith
Ses Ae
A. A
Lundy Paces
Corry Marksmen
Manuel Ortiz
Little Pancho
Manila
Bradford High
South Hills
Sam Snead
Highland Park
W. J
Fleming
Seeevice
San Diego
Roy Simmons
Syracus
Tllem
Ellis
Herb Peinock
Boston Red Sox
Jane
C.M. Gibbs
Baltimore Sun
Honey Lovett
Aupe
Job
Betoe
Hols
Wip
Bogy Beach
Cal
Arb
Oakland
Tris Colm
Charley Paddock
Sadm
Ant Secon Latimer
Greenville, & C
Oklahoma City
Nteed Guara
Ise
Center Sales Company
Center St
Dinh
Loblaw