Knights of Solumibus edge Hine Resolutes by five
Ralph Weicht led the Knights of Solumibus five to a 25 to 20 victory over the Hine Resolutes on St. Edward's court. The Caseys rallied from a 12 to 7 halftime deficit to close to one point and pulled away in the final period for the five point win. Weicht scored five field goals and added two free throws in the game.
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Two Games at St Edward's Tonight
The St Edward's High Seconds meet the nameless Five of this city at St Edward's hall at 8 34 o clock. A preliminary game is added.
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Bill Terry demands $25,000 salary in holdout
Memphis telegraph reports Hall of Fame first baseman Bill Terry insisting on a one year contract for 25 thousand dollars with the New York Giants. Terry says Giants officials have offered 20 thousand and that he will not accept less than 25 thousand, signaling a potential season-long holdout.
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Dutchmen to Meet Company A in Armory Showdown
The Flying Dutchmen of Clymer travel to face Company A Friday night at the State Armory. Tipoff is slated for 7:30 with the Raiders aiming to deliver a strong exhibition against the independent squad from the region known for tough showdowns.
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Bonnies at Jamestown Clash for Diocesan League Title
St Titus High of Titusville and St Catherine's of DuBois vie tonight in Diocesan League action as winners of each section. Turville boys trounced St Stanislaus in Erie to emerge strong favorites over Du Bois for the league crown.
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Over The Week End Goes Pain and Agony of Rheumatism
Condra Pharmacy offers money back if the pain relief fails. Advertisement promotes a remedy labeled Over The Week End Goes Pain and Agony of Rheumatism with an 8 ounce bottle priced at 85a in Largs.
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Condra Pharmacy
New 48 Hour Treatment for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
An advertisement touts Allenmu as a powerful safe medicine to rapidly ease rheumatic, sciatica, and neuritis pain. It claims double speed recovery with bed rest and weekend use, and promotes Alfenin as a guaranteed modern drug for joint relief from Concra Pharma.
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Alfred Tournament Called Off Prompting Local Disappointment
Alfred University withdrew the interscholastic cage tournament planned to open tonight at Alfred. Beavers accepted an invitation to compete and prepare to leave for Alfred shortly before noon. Coach McCall will move the squad to Greenville to watch the district championship games tonight.
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Duquesne Trounces McDonald High 35 to 14
Duquesne High school advanced as the fourth semifinalist in the W P A L basketball conference with a 35 to 14 victory over McDonald High. Duquesne will meet New Castle while New Kensington faces Scott High to set the other finalist. The winners clash March 18 to decide the city finalist.
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Pittsburgh
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Sound Advice to Pile Sufferers
Pile sufferers are urged to seek relief with Unguentine Cones from the Norwich Pharmacal Co of Norwich New York. The ad claims the cones are a supremely efficient remedy costing 7 cents and offered at drug stores nationwide.
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Orphans Court Notice in Grib County Pennsylvania
Martha Lindsey widow of W A Lindsey deceased files petition in Grib County Orphans Court seeking property valued at 500 dollars under the Fiduciary Act of 1817. Court set for February 1981 to approve, unless exceptions are filed before.
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