Beavers Reach High on Beavers Beavers Set Scoring Record
Bob Gulick led Corry High Beavers with 265 points in 28 games this season as the team posted a 25 win, 3 loss record. Red Kraylor was runner up with 190 points. The Beavers shot 144 of 279 from the free throw line while Beavers compiled a strong scoring pace across a tough schedule.
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Burr posts 278 for high single in City Bowling
In the City Bowling League, Ray Burr rolled a 278 game setting a new high single. He included nine consecutive strikes and finished with a 661 total after a 170 and 218, lifting Gerry-Jamestown to two wins while Ace A. A. toppled Cohen Coals. Other scores included Owens 197 Dunlap 145 Maloney 175. standings show Keister’s Cut Rate leading Pet.
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Lawrence Park League Results and Beavers Season Wrap
Lawrence Park reports summarized league results with standings and Beavers season wrap. Key teams, scores, and dates are highlighted, showing performance trends and notable fixtures from the period.
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Oil City and Erie East Meet In Title Game
Oil City faces Erie East on Strong Vincent floor in Erie at 8 tonight for district playoff honors. Captain Nate Schoch, elected honorary captain, leads Oil City with a 17-1 record against Erie East. The game caps a Tourney of Champs day with New Wor ers in the Greenlo es tournament action.
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Cancel Indoor Track Meet In Hershey Bowl
Hershey Pennsylvania March 9 The Hershey Athletic Club cancelled its first annual track meet after the National Amateur Athlete Union refused sanctioning due to an amateur rule infraction by the Hershey hockey club.
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Blue Jays Fall to Oil City in Overtime Thriller
Lincoln High loses to Oil City 16 to 11 in a fierce overtime battle before about 500 fans. Hogue leads Oil City with 11 points as the Logs pull into a co-champion position behind the Blue Jays and set up a rematch Thursday in Lincoln.
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Dartmouth and Cornell split tight with 52 49 win
Dartmouth defeated Cornell 52 to 49 in a close college basketball game. Notre Dame trailed Minnesota 44 to 18, while Fairmouth Teachers beat Potomac State 49 to 45.
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Notre Dame quintet crushes co-champions in Midwest title bid
Notre Dame defeated Minnesota's Big Ten co-champions last night in South Bend to clinch a 23 victory in its 22nd game. The win strengthens Notre Dame's claim as the Midwest basketball champion with a standout team performance and key late scoring.
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Leading hockey star Howie Morenz dies in Montreal
Howard Howie Morenz veteran star of the Montreal Canadiens dies at St Luke's Hospital after a double leg fracture from a January 28 game with the Chicago Blackhawks. Doctors cite a nervous breakdown and worry about the future as factors in his death. Morenz, 14 years a premier NHL figure, helped popularize professional hockey and was a beloved Montreals idol.
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Albany women bowlers lead in New York tourney
Albany rivals dominated the state championship with top marks in singles doubles and team events. Mrs Sallie Du Bais led singles with 66 while Miss Marion Popp and Miss Margaret Charles paced doubles and the Federicks held team lead at 2477 as out of town entrants pressed the field.
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Cochran Exhibits 70-Billiard Run In Jamestown
Wetter Cochran world billiards champion staged an exhibition at Masonic Temple in Jamestown on March 9. In a 100 point match over three innings he ran 70 in the second inning and left an unfinished 28 in the third, with only one break and run.
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Uncertain lineup as Cochrane hints at Tigers rookies
March 9 in Lakeland Michigan reports Manager Mickey Cochrane says only four of the 1A spring hopefuls are sure to make the Detroit Tigers 1937 squad with five rookies in strong contention. A long workout covered infield and bunts as prep continues toward the season opener.
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All-Big Ten Five Selected for 1937
United Press selects five top players from Purdue Purdue Illinois Michigan Minnesota Ohio State for the 1937 all conference honor roll. Jewell Young unanimous pick from Purdue is noted as sole unanimity with others yielding under protest.
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Punxsutawney Five Defeats East Brady in Narrow Win
Punxsutawney High School’s basketball team edged East Brady 24 to 23 last night thanks to a sensational last minute held goal by Cessna, the star center. East Brady had been Clarion county champions and Punxsutawney the Section T leader in the W. P. I. A. K. Punxsutawney advances to face Brockway in DuBois Friday night in another elimination contest.
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Steens Keglers Take Lead in Antler League Race
Steen's Keglers won twice over Cabins-the Pines last night to build a solid lead in the Antler League. National Bank squad sits second with Wing-Willie's close behind by about one and a half games.
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Six Fundamental Principles of the U S Constitution
The six core principles are representative government dual sovereignty individual rights of citizens judicial independence checks and balances and shared power between the President and the Senate in determining policy and appointments.
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Rod and Gun Club membership drive announced citywide
Sportamen extend efforts to enroll sportsmen of the city and vicinity in the Conny Rod and Gun Club ahead of an April 10 fundraiser supper. In local rifle league play Carroll's markener and Wallace lead scorers as results show Corry Jamestown topping rivals in a close contest.
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Sparta to host 10 team basketball tournament
Spartanburg area teams invited to enter a March week basketball tournament. C Muller, Spartanburg, is collecting entries. One or two local squads are expected to participate at Spar aristure.
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