Corry High seeks funds for electric scoreboard project
Corry High School plans a community fund drive to raise 1000 dollars for an electric scoreboard at Loveland Field behind the north goal. Athletic Director Lewis Hanan and school officials urge local supporters to donate to Scoreboard Fund care of Principal Howard J. Sheen. The goal is to install the board before the 1950 season to dress up the field and show yardage and downs at a glance.
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Loveand Field
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Howard J. Sheen
Corry High School
Beavers Meet Union City Five In Final Game
Corry High School cagers travel to Thinn City tonight for a showdown with rival Union City after a 10 game losing streak. Beavers seek only their seventh win of the 1949–60 season in a matchup likely to hinge on the same forward pair and center from the previous game against Bre Anatomy as coach Schwab lines up hisombo. Union City arrives hopeful after a late campaign surge led by Layden Kimmey and Tarbell in a bid to snap Corry’s long hardwood dominance.
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Cony County
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Munger Eyes Milligan for Penn Line Coach Role
March 1 Philadelphia report says George Munger, Penn head coach, expects platoon football to force staffing changes. He disclosed interest in hiring Mike Milligan as line coach, noting Milligan’s resignation from Pittsburgh and potential to bolster the Penn staff.
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Bon-Aire bowling 200 Club reaches nine more
Nine players joined the 200 Club at Bon-Aire led by G White with a 226 game. Others: Smith Hixson 221, Laurie Baker 211, Kip Anderson, Art Manuel 204, Howles 204, Carl Peterson 203, Bob Fenton 202, A Rhebergen 201. Homestead High reaches WPTAL semifinals with 48 1 over Washington.
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Kezlers
Bon-Aire
Smith Hixson
Laurie Baker
Rocky Graziano Beats Garcia In Newark Bout
Rocky Graziano from New York knocked out Garcia in a Jersey City card. Steve Belloise, also of New York, outpointed Germaine Zabouche of France in Newark, New Jersey, as the boxing results highlighted.
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Rocky Graziano
New York
Garcia
Jersey City
Newark
N. J
Steve Belloise
Germaine Zabouche
France
Jim's Keystone Keplers Lead In Ten Game Bowling Standings
Jim's Keystone Keplers maintained a ten game lead in the Clymer Bowling League last evening by taking three points from GLP while Clymer Drug swept Ed's Esso. Clymer Bank defeated American Legion. Art's Barbers, Ed's Esso, and others posted scores as leaders and challengers traded pins. Standings show Keystone 102, Dyer Drug 86, American Legion 46, Clymer Bank 50, Art's Barbers 29, with many high individual game totals noted.
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Aibvs
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G. TeWinkle
Art
American Legion
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R. Bemus
Legionnaires
Clymer Bay
Ed Osborne
Al's Clothiers Capture 98 42 Victory Over Centerville Firemen
Al's Clothiers defeated Centerville Cagers 98 to 42 at the Armory last evening after trailing 28 25 at halftime. George Fox led Corry with 14 points, Dick Clark 13, and D Foltz 15 for Centerville with Foltz 9 in the visitors’ win. Lineups: Al's Clothiers Fox 14 Blynt 3 McCray 4 Ottaway 6 Blynt 6 Clark 13. Centerville Foltz 9 Saunders 4 Dan Foltz 15 Don Foltz 2 Winton 6 Winton 2.
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State Armory
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Duclion
George Fox
Corry Dribblers
Dick Clark
D. Folix
Cloitiers
Fox
E Blynt
McCray
M. Ottaway
R. Blynt
Clark
Centerville
W. Foltz
Saunders
Dan Foltz
Don Foltz
Winton
W. Winton
Cobbett's Team Smashes 2965 in City Bowling Tourney
Cobbett's Maple Maulers sit second in Men's A League as they drive a 2965 total in the City Bowling Association Tournament at Bowl-A-View. They opened with 870, then 269 series, aided by a 336 handicap, to lead the field. Havilland Elevator, Moose Chily, and others posted strong totals as Stan Smith Hixson led with a 176 178 22 in the series.
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Ubé
City Bowling Association
Bowl-Aive
Havilland Elevator
Moose Chily
Rosshuch
Tasturance
Corry Hudson
Stali
Yayo
Sterling
Mik
Smith Hixson
Tor Borsford
Gustine resigns as Waynesburg basketball coach
Frankie Gustine quits after three seasons at Waynesburg College saying the strain of year round basketball was too much. In 45 wins and 92 losses, his team went 22 this year. Attorney W Robert Thompson, board chair, praises his work and notes no successor named. Gustine to join Browns camp in Berkeley, California soon.
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Waynesburg
Frankie Gustinn
Waynesburg Calteke
St. Lois Browns
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Browns
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Berkeley
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Baseball Briefs From Camps
AP dispatch from Florida and California camps reports pitchers, sluggers, and rosters in flux. Notes include Yankee stars, Pirates slugger, and Indians signings as spring drills proceed with multiple teams preparing for upcoming exhibitions and season kickoffs.
More Trout Are Stocked Today
Trout stocking occurred this evening at Fish Hatchery with 1 00 Urhwat trout delivered. Supervisors reported the East Braich of Spring Creek and West Hickory Creek receiving stock as crews placed fish into the streams amid local attention.
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Harness Racing Season Forecast Sparks Purses Rise
The US Trotting Association forecasts total purses rising to about 2.3 million dollars this season from last year’s lower total. Officials warned directors that distribution within the sport will grow, with Frank Wiswall and Dimba W. Bostwick mentioned in association notes alongside treasury details. College basketball scores from various matches also appear, including Georgetown over Bryn Mawr and St. Louis defeating Milford.
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Henry Jenont
Kent
UATA
Tranks Wiswall
Saratoba Raehway
Dimba W. Bostwick
Sherburin
Fragmentary Names and Places From a City Ledger
OCR reads scattered names and locations including Philadelphia and Washington with unrelated fragments. The text lists Joe Arthur, Bandlin, Jehrey City, Johnny Ten, and Kid Gaviki Mis among unreadable lines, with stray city names and numbers, lacking coherent event or context.
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Luugago
Joe Arthur
Thivole
Ruanlked
Wu Bal Bandlin
Jehrey City
Joby Ersorilgravk
Brooklyn
Whitpy Fob Ruin
Beyards Aid
Newitrin
Ashington
Johnny Ten
Ow “York
Itirla Hite
Waelimeton
Philadelpna
Kid Gaviki
Oba
Onstro
Philadelphia
Four Americans Seek Women’s Skating Title
The United States team opens the three day world figure skating championships in London with a strong start. Americans including Yvonne Sherman Virginia Baster and Emeline Chlowsky vie for the women’s crown as the Kenney Kids of Seattle and Peter climax highlight the men’s events. Disk Button of Englewood sets a pace in the opening session amid a field dominated by American skaters.
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Marth
United States
Aj Vrzo
Nova
Yvonne Sherman
Black
New York
Virgina Basler
Dulteits
MeTanettin
EF Chlowsky Syrines
Beuoklyn
Kenney Kids
Seattle
Wash
Eurol
Peter
Disk Button
Englewees N J
Open Bowling Slated at Bowl Ajte Tonight and Tomorrow
Pete Rrussell proprietor at Bowl Ajte announced open bowling after o'clock this evening and again tomorrow night at the alleys. Local patrons are invited to join.
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Pete Rrussell
Bowl Ajte
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