Scholastic cage campaigns close this week in Corry leagues
Twelve bowling teams in Corry contend for city titles as season finales loom. Antler League ends this week with Mr Boston Club the favorites. Aero Supply leads City League while Keister s and Cohen Coals duel. Multiple circuits feature top2-3 clashes tonight and tomorrow, including Carroll s Vanities vs Van s Aces and Lil s Diamonds vs Alley Stars.
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Pinsters
Mr Boston
Hong
Aero Supply
Carry-Jamestown Mineralite
Keister's
Cohen Coals
Bankers
Citizens
National
Carroll's Vanities
Van's Aces
Lil's Diamonds
Ferris Five
Loblaw's
Spring Creek
Aeros
Loblaw
Grinders
Uueder Way
Donaldson Brothers
Champions
Jr. Boston
Model Dairy Squad
Keister’s
Wing Willi
Beavers Face Tough Derby Clash On Local Court
Gerry's basketball unit witnesses one of the smoothest Class B games as Beavers face Lawrence Park dagers underdog status. The Parkers clinched the northern County League title, but a Beavers win would boost their own chances. a great game is expected regardless of outcome. Wesley Judson of North East High resigns as physical director after guiding several late-teams. he previously served as Birle Academy assistant football coach. Western juniors recordfalls: Columbia defeats Tourdet's Pennsylvanian passers 27-25 in league title. other scores include Purse 8, Michigan 87, Northwestern 24, Chicago 83, Colgate 97, Syracuse 92, Pitt 41, Penn State 38. Brevity, three-year-old Otter Rage’s Brevity favored to win Kentucky Derby after easy $20,000 mile and one furlong Moris Derby at Miami. backers paid $2 for $2 win tickets. Westminster closes season with 89-17 win over Slippery Rock. Wes Bennett and noted players end collegiate careers at New Willington.
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Helle Anderson
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Parkers
Erle
Wesley Judson
North East High School
Judson
North East
Birle Academy
Tourdet
Pennsylvania
Wautern
Columbia
Otter Rage
Sahways
Michigan
Northwestern
Chicago
Colgate
Syracuse
Pitt
Penn State
Toreph
Widener
Miami
Marion Wins Auto Race at Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach, Fla. Mar 1 A grueling sand race on the famed Daytona course ends with Mill Mullon of St Albans N Y taking first place in a field of 27. Tommy Elmore of Jacksonville finishes second as only ten of the starters survive the deadly course amid heavy bets on the outcome.
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America
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St Albans
N. Y
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Jacksonville
Fla
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Sands
Track trio to meet in Garden Saturday
Glenn Cunningham Joe Mangan and Gene Venzke will race the mile at Madison Square Garden Saturday night as part of Knights of Columbus games. Venzke is believed fully recovered from grip. The trio previously raced in the Mill-Tose Fames meet, where Cunningham led with Mangan and Venzke close behind in a bristling finish.
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New York
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Joe Mangan
Gene Venzke
Madison Square Garden
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Mill- Tose Fames
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Venake
Cunningham
Cardinals Return From Havana With 6-1 Victory
St Louis Cardinals beat Almendares 6-1 in Havana for their fourth straight win. Houston rookie Nelson Potter pitched five innings, giving up five hits and one run as 10,000 spectators watched the exhibition. The team heads back to Bradenton, Florida, for training.
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Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Bradenton
Havana
Almendares Club
Nelson Potter
Houston
3 000 000 Basketball Players Cant Be Wrong
Lon Jourdet, Penn coach and former Corry boy, contributed a page in a Sunday magazine about 3 000 000 basketball players being right. The piece recalls Jourdet's early days with the Municipal Ghib five in Corry and traces his rise to big-time basketball. He discusses personal experiences and his development of the five-man lineup.
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University of Pennsylvania Basketball Five
Corry
Jourdet
Municipal Ghib Five
B. M. Jourdet
West Wayne Street
Olympic cage rules spark big Berlin argument
Berlin reports the upcoming summer Olympics face a clash over basketball rules as Fritz Haesler cautions that a German led effort to set the code may conflict with William Jones of Rome proposals. Jones would limit players per country to seven, allow one substitute only, and penalize fouls, creating a slower, less rough game than the U S style and risking controversy at the Berlin meeting of 23 nations.
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Germany
Riles
Fritz Haesler
Nd Handball
Reichbund Fuer Leibesuebungen
Berlin
William Jones
Rome
Trassler
United States
Dope Book Baseball Guide Publishes New Edition
The Sporting News Dope Book Saint Louis issue returns for the new season with innovations not seen in 20 years. It features profiles of the Detroit Tigers, Babe Ruth career resume, park capacities, club nicknames, and Dizzy Dean’s major league record, all compiled from official league records.
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Sporting News
St. Louis
Betroit ‘Tigers
Babe Ruth
Dizzy Dean
C. C. Spink & Son
Oilers and Korn Smax battle for Corry rifle league lead
Emblem Oils and Korn Smax share top of the Corry Rod and Gun Club Rifle League after five weeks. Tonight the Oilers face Corry Jamestown, tomorrow Raymond’s marksmen meet High School, and Wednesday Lamona’s faces Korn Smax. Standings show Emblem Oils 1-0-? and Korn Smax 18 150 Raymonds 2 2 500 Lamona’s 10-7-2 2 800 Corry-Jamestown 2 3 250 High School 23-250.
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Kornsmax
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Oilers
Corry-Jamestown
Lamona
Korn Smax
Wea
Lamona's
Renaissance Big Five to Meet Buhl Club at Franklin
Franklin High School hosts an exhibition basketball clash Tuesday night March 17 pitting Rennaissance Big Five against the Buhl Club of Sharon. The visitors, Shenango Valley champions, recently beat the Detroit Clowns 47 to 18 and have dominated Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio clubs.
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France May Not Play in German Games
Paris reports that France may cancel or boycott participation in the Berlin summer Olympic games in response to Adolf Hitler’s denunciation of the Locarno pact and the remilitarization of the Rhineland. The move would be framed as a symbolic expression of French dissatisfaction and included a request for allied nations to also abstain.
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Mar
France
Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Complete plans for Olympic net tourney
Pittsburgh March 9 Plans for district college basketball teams to participate in the Olympic trials will be made today when Pitt athletic director W Don Harrison Carnegie Tech graduate athletic manager Clarence Overand and West Virginia University official Harry Stansbury confer here Harrison attended a District 2 committee meeting in New York Saturday and returned with instructions for the local eliminations.
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W. Don Harrison
Pitt
Clarence Overand
Carnegie Tech
Harry Stansbury
West Virginia University
Harrison
New York
Browns Help Indians Beat Pelicans in New Orleans
Cleveland's Indians defeated Orleans Pelicans in New Orleans yesterday 4 to 1 for the second straight win over the squad. Clint Brown, Crawford County hurler, pitched three innings and allowed only one hit in the triumph.
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Indians
Orleana Pelicans
New Orleans
Clint Brown
Crawford County
Brown
Beavers Host To Loop Champs Tomorrow Night
Corry's Beavers schedule two county league games this week at the Junior High floor facing Lawrence Park, Northern league champions, and North East's Grape Pickers. St Edward's men hope to rebound at Greenville after a 42 20 loss to St Michael's. Junior High closes the season hosting Oil City Lincoln High on Wednesday, after a 93 14 setback at Oil City.
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Union City
Wiely -Lo-ye-ataged
al—Wrie
Secon
North East
South Street
St Edward's
Greenville
St. Michael's
Mercer County Club
Oil City Lincoln High
Blue Jays
Oilers
Browns Bring Trio to Browns Camp in St Louis
In West Palm Beach players Lyn Lary Ollie Bejma and Irving Burns were due in the St Louis Browns camp today to bring the roster to 43 with infielder Burnett reporting yesterday.
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Browns
West Palm Beach
Fla
Lyn Lary
Ollie Bejma
Irving Burns
St Louis Browns
Burnett
Aeros Accept Cage Challenge From Raymond Plant
Ae Supply's team accepts a Wednesday March 18 preliminary cage challenge against the Haymovsty gaquads in a lead up to the High Aohoul-old Knystond exhibition game at the Janor High schael Hor.
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AEROS
Ae Supply
Raymond
Springmokers
Pele Runsell
Haymovsty
Gaquads
Record Field Opens for 26th AB C Meet Title Race
In Indianapolis on March 9 the 26th annual American Bowling Congress begins after five weeks of competition for national titles and $100,000 in prizes. A renovated cow barn hosts the event with 2,853 teams entered. Defending champions return, though scoring records seem unlikely.
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Mar
Pitt and West Virginia set for climactic final week clash
In Morgantown on Wednesday Pitt faces West Virginia in the last major game of the conference season. The region may still see a playoff if East rivals gain ground as the season winds down. Paul Waner signed a contract to join San Antonio today after arriving yesterday.
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West Virginia
Pspnsburgh
Deadiolk
Pitt
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Paul Waner
San Antonio
Tex
Pittsburgh
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