Beavers End Poor Season With Thrilling High School Basketball
Corry High seniors wrap a tough season as Beavers deliver thrillers in late games. Union City contest and overtime spectacle draw loud crowds, while police presence briefly needed due to rowdy nonstudents. Junior High under coach Pomeroy posts 9 wins 2 losses, 220 points for 142 against. Blue Jays finish 7-19 with a string of losses to Union City Waterford and Oil City. Player scoring leaders listed, including Sutton DL points and Brown Loveland Cragg and others. Pro prospects for city baseball dimmed by departures to district teams. Raymond basketball roster announced for next week. Exhibition Keystone lineup teased around Art Pitts and Hasty Jones.
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Duquesne Picks All-Opponent Team. WVU Dominates
Pittsburgh March 18. Jack Gocke West Virginia forward was the lone unanimous pick on the annual all opponent team chosen by Duquesne University basketball players. The first team also includes Jeska Pitt forward Barna WVU center Russo LIU guard and Jagnow Car Regie Tech guard. Second choices list Roderick Pitt Bud Burley Geneva forwards Naon Pitt center Geraghty Villanova and Bender LIU guards.
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Grinders climb to second in KEG League standings
Shippers in the Raymond Bowling League won ten games and tallied pins from the Office squad to stretch their lead while opponents dropped to fourth. The Grinders swept the Four Stile outfit to reach second place two games behind the leaders, and the Automatics grabbed third after beating Machine Shop.
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Beavers Triumph In Extra Period Thriller
Beavers rally from a near defeat to beat North Hust 30-26 in an overtime junior high showdown. Hurlbut and Jewell spark the finish as seniors endure foul trouble and a tense late sequence.
Crack Track Athletes in Tourney at Chicago
United Press reports the Crack and Nell athletes from Ine bigton converge in Chicago for the annual indoor track championships at the University of Chicago field house. Qualifying for Olympic trials and potentially beating conference records, events include quarter-mile and half-mile prelims tonight, with 60 yard dash and 70-yard high hurdles quarter-finals tomorrow and semi-finals and finals tomorrow night.
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Lewis Batiles McAvoy In Title Bout Tonight
New York March 183 John Henry Lewis defending his world light heavyweight title against Jock McAvoy of Lancashire in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. Authorities expect gross receipts near $60,000 as the event headlines boxing’s marquee matchup.
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Shikat to defend title against Steinke in Pittsburgh match
Heavyweight wrestler Shikat will defend his claim against German challenger Hans Steinke in Pittsburgh on March 25. Joe Alvares, manager for Shikat, confirmed the bout in a telegram to promoter Elwood Rigby. Shikat asserts the championship after defeating Danno O’Mahony in New York recently.
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Corry High Girls Rally To Defeat North East 28 24
Corry High School girls basketball edged North East 28 to 24 on the junior high floor in a preliminary to the varsity game. Miss Myers scored 17 points powered by late pickups with Miss LaVarla contributing, while McLean added 9 and several players chipped in scores as the Corry lineup held the lead in a tight finish.
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Fast's Boxers Meet State College Championships Start
The best collegiate boxers gathered at Penn State College for the national intercollegiate boxing association championship tonight and Saturday. Full teams entered include Penn State defending champions Harvard Syracuse Army Western Maryland and Mont.
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Rubber game sought for U C and Corry High
A Union City supporter urged a third meeting with Corry High on a neutral court to boost attendance and revenues. If arranged, the roller rink floor at the State Armory could host the game, drawing fans beyond Union City and Corry. Union City trains hard for a title clash with Lawrence Park, with developments expected in the next days.
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Wrestling Tourney Opens at Columbus
Eastern and midwestern college representatives arrived for the third annual inter state wrestling tournament in Columbus. Preliminary matches are set for tonight with semifinals Saturday afternoon and finals Saturday night.
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