Boxing notes highlight Ernie Schaaf rise and Sharkey rivalry
In a New York style boxing roundup Stuart Cameron profiles Ernie Schaaf as a top U.S. heavyweight after recent Chicago win over Willie Stribling. The piece surveys potential Sharkey bouts, mentions Samuels and Buckley stable, and references Dempsey era matchups while noting local prep basketball at Strong Vincent High and regional Erie prep battles with Strong Vincent, Corry, and rival districts.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press Sports
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Willie Stribling
Chicago
United States
Jack Sharkey
U.S
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Johnny Buckley
Schaaf
Sax Sehmeling
Sehmeling Stvirkey
Camnern
Mickey Walker
Prine
Strickey
Dempsey
Schineling
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Shans
Sharkne
Mest
Schua
Serinae
Corry Beavers face Colonels in Erie Academy showdown
Corry High Beavers meet Strong Vincent High Colonels in a Northern Section 10 playoff for the academy court title. Bad road conditions on the way may cut attendance, but hard‑core supporters of the McCallmen are expected to travel.
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Colonels
Erie Academy
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Cony High
Hrie Academy High School
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Paul Fitting
Gua Andorian
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Corry Erie playoff preview and Beavers strong challenge
Local prep basketball centers on a Corry Erie playoff clash with Strong Vincent and Erie Beavers. Officials are Paul Fitting and Gua Anderson. Strong Vincent aims to repeat wins over Corry High as Beavers seek an upset after recent upswings, with Erie favored to edge a competitive rival in tonight’s game.
New Kensington Over Sewickley in Western Pennsylvania Toterscholasty League
New Kensington section 1 champions, led by Louis Marin, defeated Sewickley as Dyn Goodlim scored 19 points. Braddock section WTIT won and will meet Uniontown, aiming to help Pitt station.
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Mars II
New Kensington
Lownship
Western Pennsylvania
Hops
Louis Marin
Neve Nensington
Tors Ward
Sored
Dyn Goodlim
Sewickley
Ted His
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Sectiow
WTIT
Will Mekt Uniontown
Pitt
Fragmented OCR News Item on Farm Events and Names
Readable fragments describe farm related items with unclear names and places. Key names or dates are missing or garbled, making the main action hard to determine. The brief notes hint at incidents or notices but lack specifics.
Purdue Lays Claim to Cage Championship
Purdue trounced Chicago 63 18 at Lafayette to seize the Western Conference crown, their sixth title, with an 11 1 record. Co Captain John Wooden became the league all time scoring leader with 21 points in the finale, capping a brilliant career as his season total reached 1% points. The prior mark of 17 was set years ago by Hyanu McCracken.
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Unites Press
Chicago
March
Purdue
John~ Py Wooden
Wellermakers
Lafayette
Hue Oy Vie Aimee
Wooden
Brillliot
Hyanvh McCrack
Jen
Indiana
Pepper Mars Ligenhophe Raises Baseball Hopes in 1992 Season
United Press sports column discusses Pepper Mars Ligenhophe and John Leonwed, recalling last fall’s series and the 1981 era. It praises Pepper’s clutch hits, notes writers’ hype, and cautions against pressuring him for early success in the 1992 season while urging steady, confident play.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Mar
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One York
Jet Watch
Martin
Herman
Teft Field
Pepper
Ol’ Eid
Tilberts
John Leonwed
Bowlers Named Inference Noted For Event
A garbled list of names appears: Tiare Skeynolds Fanison Burlingam Kinley Ynirk Hovlen Dahlsteund Pawson Krome Mccaan Bloss Naples. No clear event or roles are identifiable. readers are left with a fragmented roster of individuals connected to a bowling segment.
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Tiare
Skeynolds
Fanison Burlingam
Kinley Ynirk Bul Hovlen
Dahlsteund
Pawson
Krome Io
Mccaan
Bloss
Naples
Major League Training Camp News Across Several Cities
A chaotic wire of spring camp notes from the United Press covers multiple teams. Pinehorn or Pittsburg Binoima practice games delayed by injuries. infielder Young bruised a hip during a drill. Traynor to reclaim third base. In Biloxi, President Griffith issues ultimatum to Heinie Manush to sign. In New Orleans, a Salt Lake City shortstop eyed for Indians job. In Clearwater, Floyd Cave and others dispute salaries. Robinson holdout persists. Philadelphia’s Mahaffay credited for two to one win over St Louis. Tex Carleton strong for Cards. Cincinnati's Howley works out Ester Crabtree stance. Hendrick expects to join by weekend. St Petersburg notes Wally Berger racing form for Howton Braves. Eckhardt runner-up. In Peoria Dusty Cooke’s arm improving. Yankee owner Rapport to negotiate with Babe Ruth.
Billiard Legends Hoppe and Cochrane to Exhibit in Corry
Willlie Hoppe and Welker Cochrane, two top billiards stars, head to Corry for an exhibition at the Pinch Billard Parlors Monday at 10 PM. The show features a 250 point backline match, 25 point three cushions, and a slate of trick shots. Manager Witcz is arranging seating with advance tickets selling well for the event.
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Nolders
Hae
Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochrane
Kankakee
Yuoutem
Hoppe
Cochrane
Ruth
Cobb
Pennsylvania
Witoh
Regio
Thurstans
Pledner Defeats Thomas in All-Round Bout at Garden
In a rugged non-title bout at Madison Square Garden Pittsburgh's Pledner edged Thomas by decision. Thomas pressed early rounds while Pledner controlled with left jabs and defense. Both fighters showed resilience with no lasting marks at final bell amid a crowded card including regional matchups and other results.
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Pittsburgh
Spider Planes
Jimmy Thomas
Mater Square Garden
Thomas
Pladner
Pladser
Pliduer
Collins kayoed Charlotte, N. Misr. 3 Jim my Styingoti
Fragmented OCR text references a boxing or boxing-like result with names Collins and Charlotte, plus scattered numbers and place markers. Core facts are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Collins Kayoed Charlottd
Jimmy Styingoti
Knocket Owl Ray
Colins
Eric
Dewey Kemsey
Chaplotte
Kmarked
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Former Corry Player Stricken Sudden
Lehman G. Peterson, longtime Corry softball and baseball figure, died suddenly last night at the Free Brook Bowling Company alleys in Jamestown. A jovial, popular former third baseman and pitcher, he led the Jamestown Spider Webbs and once won the New York state singles championship in 1926.
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Lehman G. Peterson
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Pete
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East Washington Street
Corry
Baller
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Koch
Jacobs
Gerry Club
Jamestown
Spider-Webbs
Pasvbal
Tie
New York
Ritznose Edges Clymer In Late Field Goal Rally
Pusch scored a late field goal to lift Union City Ritz past Clymer in a tight finish. The Dutchmen led early but Union City rallied in the final minute, seizing a narrow 9 19 24 victory on the road.
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Pusch
Union City Ritz
Clymer
Istart
Invaders
Picturesque Adventurer Casanova in Life and Travels
The text portrays Casanova as a Tenetian adventurer born in 1725 and dying in 1708. It notes his wit and achievements, extensive European travels, interactions with aristocrats, and a penchant for dangerous intrigue. A fragmentary memoir promises vivid portraits and entertaining anecdotes of his era.
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Casanova
St Edward's High Squad to Play Erie Tonight
Readable fragments report St Edward's High and St Mary's High to clash on East Ninth Street hardwood as part of Erie games tonight. Also notes St Edward's to host St Joseph's High next Monday after a decisive Oil City win earlier this season.
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Erie
Corry Parochials
St. Mary's
Gorry
Sheir
St Aowacd
St. Mary's High
Brie
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Wood
Beavers
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Academy
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St. Joseph's High
Oi City
Benedict
Oil City
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The note mentions a term cost of one year and a reference to Scape in a compact unidentified context. No clear persons organizations or places are defined.
We to Look First Bo Ernmen
A fragmented note mentions prioritizing government needs and seeking direction from officials. The readable bits suggest a plan to examine public needs before taking further steps, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear actions or entities.
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