Arch rivals listed among their victims
Arch rivals listed among their victims. Corry High School’s 1980-81 Beavers basketball season finished with sixteen wins in twenty-two games and a total 679 points for, 687 against. Standouts included DeJean Bachomer Daye and Paulson, with DeJean at center and Bachomner cited as core leaders for next year.
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Paulson
DeJean
Bachomer
Daye
Simmons
Titian
Donald DeJean
G. M. Simmons
McCall
jCapt Bachomner
Jback
Bachomner
Fleming
W. Mountain
Thayer
Williams
Rengle
Sproyers
Hurlbut
Willett
R. Mountain
Quinn
Beavers
Desean
Sun Daye
Jackson
Beagle
Baresi
Corry Beavers cap 1930-31 run with strong finish
The Corry Beavers close their season in a whirlwind run, totaling 171 points over the last three games including a 42 to 32 win over Warren High. They beat rivals such as Warren Jamestown Business College Falconer Rocky Grove and Erie Cathedral Press, with only Erie Academy and Erie East defeating them in the sectional. The Couch -McCall quintet led a five-man machine that defined the year’s toughest schedule.
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Titusville
Erie
Vincent
Warren
Erie Cathedral
Jamestown Business College
Corry
Beavers
Ith Company A
State Armory
Cochranton
Mt. Jewett
Falconer
Rocky Grove
Lions Front Academy Ign
Orange and Black
War- Ren
Dragons
War Ren
Erie Cathedral Press
Erie Academy
Erie East
Couch
Cochranton el
Ja—Falconer
Jamestown Business Cal
High
Ag i
Cathedral
Youngsville
Mahoner
Speedy squad blends attack with zone defense perfected
A high tempo squad deploys four quick, aggressive attackers with a zone defense, refined to near perfection. They dominate the section scoring with Ted leading the team and Quinn adding a late scoring burst, while another member finished strong in the section.
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Ted
Quinn
Clymer Defeats Kiwanis Five In Junior High Clash
The Clymer Has-Beens avenged an early season loss to the Kiwanis Club by defeating them 31 to 23 at the junior high court last night. Hodges led with six field goals, as Newhouse and Christensen contributed in a smooth team victory. Referees were Bachofner and Simmons.
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Hasbeens
Clymer
Has-Beens
Kiwanis
Hodges
Clymerles
Fee Boo Kkooman
Tee
Dp Gravi
High Reserves Defeat Clymer High in Final Junior High Tilt
Corry High Reserves closed their 1930-81 basketball season on the Junior High court last night with an 81 to 21 victory over Clymer High School, their second triumph of the season over New York state rivals. Baressi, with three field goals and two fouls, led the McCall Seconda in their final conquest of the cage season.
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Corry High Reserves
Clymer High School
New York
Geneva in Second Win Over Carnegie Tech
United Press reports Geneva College defeated Carnegie Tech 31 to 27 to close Carnegie’s 1930-31 season. Tech led 18-12 at halftime but Geneva rallied in the second period, briefly held a 24-21 edge, then tied at 27 before Geneva scored twice in quick succession in the final minutes.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Geneva College
Tech
Geneva
Two Extra Periods Decide Contests In Pittsburgh
New Kensington High School edged New Brighton 42 to 38 after two overtime periods to capture the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League basketball title. New Kensington advances to meet the Scottdale North Braddock winner, while New Castle faces McDonald Luquesne winner in upcoming rounds. Additionally, Boston leads Brooklyn as New York hosts games in St Petersburg and Fort Myers.
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Ey Uniteu Rics
Pittsburgh
Kensington High School
New Brighton
Beavr Valley
New Kensington
Vconferica
Scottdale
North Braddock
New Castle
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
St. Petersburg
Fla
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Fort Myers
Thiel College hosts district 10 championship tourney draws
Thiel College in Greenville will host the district 10 basketball championship tournament just before the opening game Friday night. Four teams Camden Springs Farrel Erie Academy Oil City will compete with Cambridge Springs winning the right to participate after a 34 to 25 win over Girard. Games Friday night decide the title with a single Saturday game to determine the champion.
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Thiel College
Greenville
Jney
PA. Tones
Cambridge Springs
Farrell
Erie Academy
Oil City
Ol City
Wire Academy Lioys
Nameless Nine To Meet Wednesday Evening
The Nameless Nine will hold a meeting Wednesday at 7 30 at Warren Ross home on Worth street. All members should attend as business of importance for the coming season will be discussed. Frankie Hennessey won a 10 round decision over Young Letty in Fall River last night.
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Nameless
Veloel
Warren Ross
Worth Street
Pall River
Miss
Frankie Hennessey
Fall River
Young Letty
Fight Results: Free man Beats Ruth in Chicago Debut
In Chicago last night Joey Freeman, at 1304, earned a 10 round decision over Babe Ruth, 126, of Louisville. Phil Ross, 156, Chicago, stopped Deon Spencer, 154, in the sixth. Pittsburgh's Steve Smith, 12014, defeated Johny Datto, 144%. Cleveland’s Mickey Duis, 141, beat Billy Holt, 145, in Pittsburgh. Frankie Carlton, 185, Jersey City, outpointed Roland Le Cuyer, 183, in Holyoke. Chapdelaine, 129, Springfield, won a 10 round verdict over Johnny Brennan, 124, Trenton.
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Chicago
Mar
Joey Freeman
Babe Ruth
Louisville
Phil Ross
Deon Spencer
Pittsburgh
Steve Smith
Bridgeport
Conn
Johny Datto
Cleveland
Mickey Duis
Johnstown
Billy Holt
Holyokdh
Oughran Set to Meet Schauf in New York Bout
Tommy Oughran Philadelphia boxing master returns to the ring in a 10 round heavyweight bout against Ernie Schauf of Boston at Madison Square Garden on Friday night. A win could place Oughran near a title shot, potentially sparking a rematch with Jack Sharkey. a defeat risks fading toward the dime a dozen class.
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United Press
New York
Tommy Oughran
Philadelphia Boxing Maser
Ernie Schauf
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Loughran
Jack Sharkey
Tommy
Lowghran
Jack Dempsey
Johnny Kilbane
Canzoneri Petrolle Title Bout Sought
New York officials near approval for a lightweight title match between champion Tony Canzoneri and Billy Petrolle. Canzoneri agrees to face Petrolle at Madison Square Garden on March 27 but seeks an early commission decision. Petrolle’s status uncertain as the commission withholds his purse from a recent bout with King Tut.
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United Prete
New York
Tony Canzoneri
Billy Petrotle
New York Athletic Commission
Canzoneri
Petrolle
Madison Square Garden
He Iso
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Chicago
King Tut
Minneapolis
Wrestling Results Include Mixed City Heavyweights Rivalries
New York wrestler Jim MacMillan 214 defeated Sandor Szabo 200 in 68 03. Carl Pojello 192 beat Mike Romano 202 in 13 17. Dick Shilat 218 defeated Paul Jones 208 in 29 02. At Newark George Guilfrey 260 defeated George Grandovich 265 and Jugo Slavin in 1904. Negotiations reportedly underway for Shark Samera versus Sameda bout at Ebbets Field Brooklyn in July.
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New York
Jim MacMilien
Minois
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Carl Pojello
Lithuania
Mike Romano
New Orleans
Dick Shilat
Germany
Paul Jones
Texas
Newark
N. J
George Guilfrey
Leiperville
George Grandovich
Jugo Slavin
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Grist
Wardink
Resgle
Thayers
Ft & Jackson
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Sprovers
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Smith
Carnegie
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Corry, Pa
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Nameless Nine
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Schaaf
Av ‘Ight
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Ebbetsfield
Broolyn
R. E. Palmer CO
Union City
R.E. Palmer CO
Peninsular
Srunswick
Jacquarl
Jacquard
Roots Furniture Store
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