Farrell Pulls Upset Lacing Erie Academy On Thiel Court
Farrell High surprised Erie Academy with a 26 12 upset on Thiel College court in Greenville advancing to the sectional final. Oil City beat Cambridge Springs 89 23 and will face Farrell for the title while Oil City seeks an upset, and Sheffield DuBois meet in Kane for a week hence final.
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Today in Sport Highlights Red Grange Hero Image
Column extols modern athletes as role models replacing older criminals and praises Bobby Jones and Red Grange. It recalls Bobby Jones amateur career and Stagg’s hope that his idol remains undefeated, while noting White’s boxing bouts and controversial era.
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Clymer High Faces St Edward's On Parochial Court
The Clymer syn cchool us team meets St Edward's High quintet on the parochial school court at 8 tonight. Clymer aims to rebound after an early-week loss to Corry High Sec and a large crowd is expected.
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Shields Sutter carry U S hopes in tennis play
New York and New Orleans players led by Frank Shields and Clifford Sutter assemble with 59 others to defend the United States indoor tennis championship. Shields, runner up for the national title last year, and Sutter, defending Yule champion, are the only top Americans entered alongside three French rivals in the bracketed event.
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Illini Relays Draw Star Field For 14th Annual Carnival
Champaign March reports a star studded field for the fourteenth University of Illinois relay carnival. Champions from the Big Ten Big Six Missouri Valley and beyond will compete in ten relay events and individual rounds under night lights. Notable entries include Barney Berlinger of Pennsylvania as a top all around favorite and a lineup of colleges expected to field strong relays and finals.
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Rifle match postponement shifts Cambridge duel
The Corry Rod and Gun Club match with Cambridge Springs Rifle Club, set for Friday evening, is postponed to next Money night. The Inéal marksmen, benefiting from their strong practice, are favored to defeat the Spa riflemen.
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Three Games in Big Benefit Cage Program
Three games are set for a benefit basketball program at St Edward's hall. St Edward's High School teams up with a local picked quintet in the opener. Knights of Columbus then face Erie All Stars about 5 45 p m while the Keystones challenge Ritz Five in a later matchup.
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North Bradbock Enters Finals After Narrow Win
North Bradock High School defeated New Kensington 88 to 19 to advance to the finals. Scott led early with a strong third quarter surge, while New Kensington struggled to threaten after halftime.
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Loughran Flattens Schaaf in Madison Square Garden Bout
Tommy Loughran, undefeated light heavyweight champion from Philadelphia, outboxed Ernest Schaaf in a ten round decision at Madison Square Garden. Schaaf pressed late, but Loughran's straight left and early lead secured the win before about 12,000 fans. Loughran aims for a March 29 bout with Griffiths in Chicago. Daniel Roschie, former Corknan, arrived home for a brief visit.
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Corry High Girls to Meet Erie Tossers in Junior High Hoop Night
Corry High girls basketball opens the season as they host Villa Marie Academy of Erie in the first game at 7:80. The Knights of Columbus and the Keystone fives meet in the second game at 8:90. A strong turnout is anticipated for the doubleheader.
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Clymer Reserves Defeat Company A Reserves 21 16
Clymer Reserves beat Company A Reserves 21 to 16 in a preliminary game at the armory. Skene starred with four field goals and three fouls as the visitors pulled away in the final period.
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Bo Jorski Beats Eddie Reed In Ten Round City Bout
Frankie Bo Jorski, McKean farmer, out-pointed Eddie Reed of Philadelphia in a ten round bout at Rib, Pennsylvania. Lou Pettorie stopped Lou Wallace in the third round of a six round semifinal. Timmy Dean and Johny Boyson fought to a six round draw with Dean knocked down twice in the second. Joe Sedgley won by technical knockout over Mickey Dillon in the fourth, Dillon attempting a comeback.
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LONDOS RETAINS HIS MAT TITLE
United Press reports Jim Londos, aged 51, retained the world heavyweight wrestling championship at Boston Garden after defeating Italy’s Gino Garibaldi. Londos won the only fall in 42 minutes 27 seconds with an upside crotch and body slam, with Garibaldi's aggression contributing to his defeat.
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