Beavers Finish Season With 7 Wins In Rough Campaign
Beavers struggle through 22 games finishing 7 wins 15 losses. Captain Don Pail tallies 136 points overall while teammates Meyersman Chitis and Roelofs post notable scores. Despite late win over champions Exinhory squad, season highlights are scarce with repeated close losses and a hopeful outlook for next year.
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Franz Triumph Opens Boxing Card in City Cage Clash
Heavyweight Bob Franz of Corry earned a decisive win over Buff Munn of Warren in the main bout at St Edward's gym. The card, staged by the Witet Avenue Athletic Club under the Amateur Athletic Union, drew over 400 fans and featured bouts from Corry, Warren, Spring Creek, Carry, and Corry shooters with Bennet, Coons, Granasty, and Crane among the winners.
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Spartansburg
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Gorry
Bob Brigham
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K. C. Shultz
Cooney Coons
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Neil McKay
Spring Creek
Steve Granasty
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Rusty Crane
Norm Sennett
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Bob Brishkm
Bath
Gillore Briehan
Shultz Teano
Brigham
Devin Bride
Lawrence New Coach of Gators
Karl Lawrenice of Midland College Fremont Neb was approved by Allegheny trustees to replace Waldo Tippin as head football and basketball coach. Lawrenice is acclaimed as a top Midwest basketball coach with a solid football record. Tippin’s three year term ends this year and his plans are not yet announced.
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United Press
Meadville
Karl Lawrenice
Midland College
Fremont
George Throws Shikat in Eight Minute Wrestling Bout
Don George of North Java defeated Dick Shikat of Philadelphia in eight minutes with a fall last night at Sumray. George weighed 222 and Shikat 225 pounds.
Schmeling to wait turn with rivals in title feud
Historic boxing impasse eases briefly as Schmeling and Baer may face the winner of the current elimination. Jacobs trumpets plans while promoters and officials discuss the path to a potential world title bout at Madison Square Garden. Final scheduling remains unsettled with several heavyweight bouts lined up for March.
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New York
Flamiyanston
Bentam-Sised
Madison Square Garden
New York State
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Mas Bach
Jacobs
Sehmeling
John J Phelan
Schmeling
Steve Hamas
Ashmeling
Westo
Phivtinn
Pelleitiore
Ark Lusky
Jamies J. Bratteks
Johnston
Monk
Freddie Miller Real Nemesis to Europeans in Prize Fight
Cincinnati boxer Freddie Miller, billed as a real nemesis to Europeans, headlines a heavyweight bout with rough play and dramatic exchanges. The article notes crowd excitement, unusual punches, and the presence of officials and physicians at the arena as Miller faces a French opponent amid a lively night of boxing.
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Sy Vines Crest Faris
Freddie Mille
Cincinnati
Kuroge
France
Javier
Yirpes
Elon
Former Cory Boy's Quintet Receives Honor
Len Jourdet, a former Cory resident, helped his University of Pennsylvania quintet reach the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball League title chase. The pennsylvania varsity, tied with Columbia for the lead, face Rutgers at New Brunswick in a pivotal game. The Penn-Navy and Columbia results shaped standings as Princeton and Cornell trailed with mixed records.
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Corry
Usain
University of Pennsylvania
Golnabin
Rutgers Gymnasium
New Brunswick
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Pennsylvania
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Onor
East
Feval
Calum Ola
Young Negro Tooting High Jumper Eyes Olympic Tryouts
A lanky California youth Cornelius Johnson projects a 7 feet 2 inch jump in Olympic trials aiming for a world record. He predicts a height of six feet plus as part of bold plans to reach higher marks and gain national attention in track and field.
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California
United Press
LOS Angelys
Pasi Boni
Mike
Helen
Furth Hogs
Lal Enouigh
Johnson Stanie
Bresn
Abandonment of High Eleven Looms Over District Athletics
Uncertainties over field conditions and a poor football record raise the possibility of dropping athletics at Milroy High School for 1948-49. Board discussions indicate sports funding will be scrutinized, with Brown opposing football and concerns about finances, community interest, and past deficits guiding potential program changes. Coaches and facilities use, including East Washington Street access, are on the agenda for early board action.
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Millay
Milon L. Brown
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Bip
Hillsiousi
East Washington
Grigran Sk
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Wis
Eastern Penn Champs Battle for District Titles in Pa
Six basketball teams from three eastern Pennsylvania sectors clash tonight for district titles and state championship eligibility. District 1 features Pottstown versus Souderton at Lower Manheim. District 2-A Ashley meets Segar Notelly in Kingston. other districts crown winners, with Halstead and Steeton advancing and Lititz eliminated.
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Pennsylvania
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Abe
Pottstown
Souderton
Lower Manior
Aahley
Segar
Kingston
Amporium
Lititz
Allentown
Stroutburg
Hallstead
Nicholson
Alletitowsi
Steelton
Harrisburg
Aml
Halstead
Rolls a 300 game at Syracuse tournament yesterday
A bowler rolled a flawless 300 game at the Syracuse tournament yesterday. The performance marked a standout moment in the event as competitors watched the precision and consistency required to achieve a perfect score.
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Perenten Bowie
Syracuse
Corry 1934-35 YMTA basketball tournament planned
Corry announces the 1934-35 YMTA basketball tournament set for Friday evening after a Thursday postponement. About seventy teams have signed in, with six to eight local combos expected to enter. Entries must be received by tonight. drawings likely this evening or Wednesday.
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Oil City
Schtaulett
Enteles
Wntries
C. M. Hengst
Corry Jamestown edge high in rifle league clash
Corry Jamestown gun club rifle league last night featured Jamestown scoring 1426 points to trounce the high team led by Robbins with 220. Listed scores show multiple players across both teams, including Oberens, Nagel, Maxwell, Lathrop, Guliek, and Benson, with Duke Graham departing for a New York business trip.
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