Corry sports schedule fans interest as season winds down
Today sport notes cover Corry High and junior high action with a Corry Vets versus Rockets clash shaping the eastern division race. A benefit doubleheader features alumni and faculty games while the Rockets wind up against North East. Dodgers Braves trade reshapes pennant race as Stankey moves to Boston and Sanders eyes first base. Od ds and Ends highlights include Meadville diver Nevin Phillips and Lakewood win, plus local coaching clinic news.
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Hottle Stankey
Beantown
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Jackie Robinson
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Monttal
Meadville High
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Harrisburg
Kenny Wilson
Lakewood
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Linesville
Thiel College
Mercer County
Wondcock
Fish Commission
Crawford County
Dim Hyde
Holinboro
Bob Lytle
National Keg League Slates Doubleheaders
The National Bowling League announces doubleheader matches for the next three weeks at Bowl-Aire starting this evening. League officials urge keglers to note that the second match tonight will be the May 2nd scheduled contest.
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Jamestown Keglers Triumph at Local Alley Against Erie Team
Jamestown Keglers won two games and the pins from their Erie brethren on a Sunday afternoon. Johnson led Jamestown with 159 105 150 for 414, while Bender’s 185 147 196 matched that total for the Erie squad. The Jamestown team posted 877 7L9 666 series as Erie opened with 682 followed by 687 and 620.
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Socony Vacuunt Keglers
Jamestown
Erie
Johnson
Bender
Lbsexs
136 Teams Still in Running for PIAA Cage Title
Seven teen scholastic basketball games fill this week's schedule as state contenders narrow toward the 1948 championship. McKeeport vs Aliquippa may decide the western title while Radnor meets Lansdale in District One stakes. Other pairings span Norristown Bristol Plymouth West Hazleton and more across districts, with the Final at the Palestra set for March 16.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Mardis
Allentown High
The
Canaries
Pennsylvania Interscholastics Athletic Association
Helders
University of Pennsylvania
Palestra
McKeesport
Aliquiypa
Duquesne
Homestead
Donora
Campbell
Charleroi
Aliquippa
Quins
Farrell
Sharon
Beaver Falls
East Radnor
Lansdale
Penn Palestra
Norristown
Bristol
Plymouth
West Hazleton
Stillington
Ephrata
Cmemaugh High
Westmont
Strong Vincent Wins Swim Meet in State College
Strong Vincent captured the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association swimming championship with 36 points, York second with 25, Coatesville and Lancaster tied at 14, and West Reading 22. Records fell for two other schools as Manheim Township and Coatesville set marks in the 220-yard freestyle and 100-yard backstroke respectively. Exhibition baseball games and college basketball results from the same day are noted.
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State College
Brie Strong Vincent
Mermen
Ile Strong Vincent
York
Lancaster
Coatesville
West Reading
Bob Nick
Manheim Township
Bill Clinton
Washington Lunch Plate Lunches Served Daily
Washington restaurant advertises daily lunch service featuring steaks and chops with beer and wines at 136 North Gentereet.
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Wines Beer
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Gentereet
Franz Lassies Extend Bowling Lead With 5-Game Margin
The Franz Lassies lead in the Latties B Teague by five games after sweeping three from the Heiman Jewelers Friday night. Rostbacher Insurance beat Helen Shoppe, Waterhouse tied Connie's, and Paradora's defeated Widmann's. Lucille Church led the leaders with 195, 167, 123. Rosalind Hopkins anchored Florists. Josephine Valetti starred for Delicatessen.
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Latties
Heiman Jewelers
Rostbacher Insurance Gang
Helen Shoppe
Waterhouse
Connie
Foradora
Widman’s
W. L. Pet
Prange Purniture
Widmann's
Dannie’s
Paradora's
Rossbacher's
Heiman's
The
Franzasses
Lucille Church
Marjorie Paulson
God
Connie's
Jean Root
Josephine Valetti
Delicatessen
Moose Keglers Win Special Dinner Match at Bowl-Aire
Corry Moose Club defeated the Danish Brotherhood of Erie in two games and total pinfall in a special dinner bowling match. George Roof anchored the Herd with 185 208 and 14 for a 188 average, Eckard led Erie with 181 225 and 137. Other Corry team members included Andrew Hansen Walt Shannon Paul Brenoel Fred Christensen and Ed Barr. Scores shown include Jacal bin smashers 10454903 and 1021 and visiting aggregation 938 1078 977.
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Bowl-Aire
Corry Moose Club
Brotherhood of Erie
Jacal bin Smashers
George Roof
Eckard
Erie
Corry
Andrew Hansen
Walt Shannon
Paul Brenoel
Fred Chiristensen
Ed Barr
Indoor track season ends at Garden with last mile drama
New York indoor season closes as John Wislocky of the New York Athletic Club misses a final bid for a high jump record. Gil Dodds sets a new Wanamaker mile mark at 4:10.3, shaving a second off his previous world best. Curtis Stone, Phil Thigpen and Reggie Pearman post notable times amid a season packed with meets and records.
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Madiso Square
John Wislocky
New York Athletic Club
Warla
Gil Dodds
Garden
Curtis Stone
Penn State
Phil Thigpen
Seton Hall
Reggie Pearman
New York University
Cubs Young Sacker York Makes Spring Debut With Promising Start
New York March report notes Chicago Cubs rookie York, a lefty, impresses in two exhibition wins over the White Sox, challenging Eddie Walthus for a starting spot. Manager Charley Grimm keeps faith while allies camps in Hollywood and Palm Beach recount Pirates and other camps with key hits and injuries.
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New York
Bal York
Chicaso Cubs
York
Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Walthus
Stesting Nine
Charley Grimm
Hollywood
Galt
March
Pittsburgh
Bill Meyer
Bucs
St Louis Browns
San Ber- Hardina
Wee Beckman
Frankie Gustine
Jehemy Hopp
Ralph Kiher
Bankers take pair from MeerDink s in Fikes League
The waueeslum won one game and total pinfall from Meer dink s Furniture in an Fikes League match Friday night. Clint McLean led winners with 171 259 105 while Bob Patterson topped the losers with 171 190 160. In baseball news Philadelphia Athletics split scrimmage. Elmer Vale Sam Chapman and Rudy York went hitless for the veterans, Mickey Ruthcher had two hits and two RBIs for the Nubs. Al Jurisich Homer Sprageins and Charley Schans will pitch for the Phillies tomorrow against farm hands as camp continues.
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Meerdink
Bankers
Clint McLean
Bob Patterson
Philadelphia Athletics
Elmer Vale
Sam Chapman
Rudy York
Mickey Rutcher
Clearwater
Fla
al Jurisich
Homer Sprageins
Charley Schans
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Aris
Ben Chapman
Chapman
NAIB Tournament Opens With 92 Teams In KC
The National Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament starts in Kansas City with 92 teams from across the nation. Eight games daily at noon CST, including Montana, Beloit, South Dakota State, Loufette, Southern Illinois Carbondale, and Peru Teachers. Defending champ Maxrebuall faces Peru Teachers in tonight’s debut as the Olympic playoff berth awaits the winner.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Montana University
Indy Yeachers College
East Centra State
Beloit
Wis
Cary South Dakota State
Loufertie
Southern Tlinois Tyniversity of
Carbondale
Opepost
Southern
College of Hadention Ab
Maxrebuall
Peru
Nebr
New Yorke
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