Byler Sees Strong Varsity Candidate Pool at Fairview High
Coach Russ Byler praises a dozen first string capable cagers for next year while noting current showings against Wattsburg were uneven. He expects the campaign to sharpen passers and aid future planning amid a busy sports section with boxing, bowling, and six man football plans also highlighted.
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Russ Byler
Galtre
Russ
Antil
Roufers
Thers
Wattsburg
Qwark
Byler
Most Intelligent Animals Play JWihen Young
A fragment lists animals deemed highly intelligent including cats dogs pliers bears and monkeys. The line appears garbled with errors in phrasing suggesting a playful or erroneous assertion rather than a structured report.
Buckley’s Mixture Promises Fast Relief for Coughs
An ad touts Buckley’s Mixture as a triple acting, 80 pure cough and cold remedy. It claims rapid action for bronchitis and colds, safe for children, with one sip easing ordinary coughs and a few doses reducing persistent coughs.
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Buckley
Jayvees Lose After Incorrect Score Used
The St Edward's Junior High contest at Waterford saw Jayvees lose 31 to 26 due to the wrong box score being used. The score reflected an earlier game instead of the expected 38 points. Rainbow fingernails hues were featured at the Pennsylvania Beauty Congress in Philadelphia.
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St. Edward's
Waterford
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ria
Baseball Training Camp Briefs From Spring Games
United Press reports March 10 highlights multiple teams in spring training. Giants beat Phillies 11 8 in Biloxi as they prep for weekend games. Reds edge Vets 7 6 in inter-squad action in Tampa. Athletics resume after flood delay in Lake Charles. Browns' camp in San Antonio hosts first practice, Knott and Sullivan holdouts. Red Sox roster near complete in Sarasota awaiting Cramer and McNair. Tigers beat Coach Miller 5-1 in Clearwater. Winsett stars for Brooklyn in first practice. Henrich returns from knee surgery, homers twice for Yankees, with Selkirk possibly moving to left.
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United Press
Baton Rouge
New York Giants
Philadelphia I Phillies
Giants
Phillies
Biloxi
ST. Petersburg
Joe McC‘arthy
Tommy Henrich
Iknife
New York Yankees
Tommy
McCarthy
Henrich
Jed the
Little” Pays
George Selkirk
Jake Powell
Gebhard Hurt May Not Play In Final Playoff
Franklin High and Farrell clash in the district final at Grove City College. Nursery forward Gebhard Gebhard injured a leg in Franklin High’s dressing room before practice and may miss Friday night action. Doctors hope the limb heals in time, but prospects look doubtful. Clouds not water vapor explain weather bureau. Fujiyama, Japan's highest peak at 12,895 feet, is noted.
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Ras
Franklin High
Farrell
Grove City College
Gebhard
Steele
Second Title Series Game Tonight In City Basketball League
The Merchant five eyes a league championship clinch by defeating Aero Supply in the Junior High showdown. Aeros seek to force a deciding third game with a win, after a prior 80 to 26 overtime win. Preliminary at 7:30 features Raymonis versus Franz Furniture. championship at 8:30. admission 10 cents.
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Merchants and Aeros
Corry
Aero Supply
Aeros
Nosing
al Itosaup
Te Raymonis
Franz Furniture
Penn Electrics Take Three From Mulheirns
Penn Electrics bowling team led by Frunk Kinley with a 172 average won three games against the Mulhelmeglers in the Antler League. Jack Colling posted an individual high average of 188 for the match.
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Pirates
Cubs
Indians
Tigers
Sears
Aero Supply
Pet Giants
Yankees
BAO
Ad Indians
Anderson
Koestner
Baloz
Schramling
Golog
Ave
Paulson
Phelps
Penn Electrics
Mulheirns
Penn Electric
Frunk Kinley
Mulhelmeglers
Jack Colling
Igh
Aeros Drop From City Rifle League
Today the Aero rifle team announced their withdrawal from the City Rifle League of the Corry Row and Gun Club. The league may be reduced to four teams or proceed with three teams as revised plans are considered.
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Howard
Howard Sheen
Aero Rifle
City Rifle League
Corry Row and Gun Club
Beavers Host McKean Friday In Postseason Tilt
Corry High’s 1939 Beaver squad meets McKean High’s quintet Friday evening at Jummler High School. In their second postseason contest, locals hope for a stronger showing than against Wattsburg. Changes for next year’s squad aim to boost scoring and drive.
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Corry High
McKean
McKean High
Jummler High School
Meigen Thu
Wattsburg
Une Joe
Cudi Russ
Basketball results from multiple colleges headline tight scores
Washington and Jefferson 42 Bethany 8, West Virginia 90 over West Virginia Wesleyan 34, Yale 96 over Brown 46, Harvard 46 over Dartmouth 39, Temple 52 over Bradley Tech 40, Princeton 49 over Columbia 41, NYU 36 over Long Island University 37.
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West Virginia
West Virginia Wesleyan
Yale
Brown
Hervard
Dartmouth
Temple
Bradley ‘Tech
Princeton
Columbia
New York University
Long Island University
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Uakeland
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Bing Miller
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Tom Winsett
Brooklyn
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Waite Hoyts
van Mungos
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Weather Bureau
Japan
Fujiyama
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