Three Courses Open to Beavers Scholastic Basketball Race
Section 2 officials denied Bear admission to a next season basketball game prompting Corry High School leaders to consider three options. Possible paths include readmittance to the Junty League and a Class B feature, a sectional playoff, or forming a new Erie area league with Millcreek. The state race heats up as Norristown and Allentown lead the eastern field with talks of final rounds in Philadelphia. July.
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Eddie Miller Plans to Retire From Baseball
Associated Press reports Eddie Miller likely out of Cincinnati Reds plans after lingering injuries and indecision. Reds president Warren Giles confirms Miller eliminated from 1947 roster as team focuses on younger infield prospects amid camp notes from Sarasota and St. Petersburg.
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Automatic Pin Spillers Extend Raymond League Lead to 12 Games
The Automatic Pin Spillers extended their Raymond League lead to 12 games with two wins and high pin totals, while the Flat Department shut out the Office. Automation store matches featured a 903 407 892 line from the Automatics and 213 136 171 from Russ Cassett for the victors. the Machine Shop beat the Small Order in another match.
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Rays Ke glers Roll In Telegraph Match
The Raymond bowling team faces Barnes-Gibson-Raymond of Detroits and Ann Arbor in a telegraph match this evening. Raymond hopes to beat the two opponents to win another leg toward the trophy from Associated Springs Corporation. Team members are Sonny Staples Chick Skinner Fred Taylor Russ Caseel and Walt Loveland.
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Greenberg Feels Good With Pirates After Trade
Hank Greenberg endures muscle and joint pain in Florida as he trains with the Pittsburgh Pirates new owners. He smiles at his move, insists the break could prove best of his career, and secretly trains two hours after a windy day.
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Class B Gunners beat Creekers in Erie shootout
The Comy Red and Gun Club Class B team from Corry defeated the Walnut gunners 1125 to 4108 in Erie. William Johnson led with a 230 series, R Stanbro had 228 for the Creekers, and Bill Shamburg 227, L Gabriel 227, Chuck Martin 222, Don Gabriel 219 contributed for Corry, with college games: Long Island 60 Muhlenberg 64, Georgetown 8, Villanova 55, Carnegie Tech 72, Grove City 44, Washington Jefferson 47.
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Virginia Favored to Win 10th Boxing Title
Virginia appears the favorite to capture the Eastern Intercollegiate Boxing Association crown at Penn State, aiming to extend Syracuse’s six-title streak. The two day tourney ends tomorrow with Virginians Basil Miragliotta 130 pounds Jimmy Miragliotta 135 pounds and Ralph Shoat 175 pounds undefeated. Syracuse suffered a blow as coach Roy Simmons announced Vinnie Byrne 118 pounds cannot compete due to a cut.
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Utah to play in New York Invitational
Utah, 1944 NCAA champion, accepted a bid to the National Invitation at Madison Square Garden. The Utes join Kentucky West Virginia and Duquesne as early selections with games set for March 20 and 25. Holy Cross and Navy cited in nearby districts as early qualifiers.
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