High Five Beavers and Fees in Today's Sports Notes
Ice and snow hamper travel to Erie for the Erie County League final pitting Lawrence Park against Union City on Erie MC A court at 1 pm. Local bowling reports note Charles Clifford’s first ever perfect duckpin game in Oil City, scoring 300 with a 210 league average, sandwiching 142 and 189 games.
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Corry
Erie
Lawrence Park
Union City
MC. A
Heinie Anderson
Tigers
Freddie Puiseh
Duckpins
Charles Cliffor
Oil City
Art Bird
OW City
Charley
Corty Bigh
Beavers
Paulson
Curtis
Roelofs
Guick
Hurlbut
Flere
Meadville
McKean
Waterford
Wesleyville
Waterfore
Girard
Titusville
Milleweeke
Westeyville
Gitle
North East
Millersek
Lawrence Park Ry
Elser Stars for Irish in Indoor Track Meet
Notre Dame leads the central Intercollegiate Indoor Track title race with 11 qualifiers for semifinals and a new meet record. Don Bilser, the weight star, set a shot put mark of 48 feet 10.25 inches breaking the previous 48 7.50. Marquette Marquette placed sixth, with Michigan State Drake Carleton and others earning podiums.
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United Press
South Bend
Mar
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Don Bilser
Marquette
Ron
Michigan State
Drake
Carleton
State Normal
Washington University
Butler
North Central
Ohio University
Sharon High Defeats Oilers for District 10 Title Bid
Sharon High School basketball beat Oil City 36 to 25 at Grove City last night securing a date with Eric Strang Vincent Tuesday for the District 10 title. Jamestown topped Olean 47 to 13 to win the Chautauqua Cattaraugus title.
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Sharon High School
Oil City
Grove City
Eric Strang Vincent
Jamestown
Olean
Lewis Wins Unanimous Decision Over McAvoy in 11 Rounds
United Press reports Joan Henry Lewis retains light heavyweight title with a convincing 11 round unanimous decision over Jack McAvoy at Munson Square Garden. Lewis weighs 172 1/2 pounds to McAvoy 188, suffers minor hand injury, crowd reaction notable as fight restores interest in the division. Lewis eyes future defenses abroad, with offers from Sydney London and Paris to consider.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Joan Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Aziz
Globe
Jack McAvoy
British Empire
Munson Square Garden
Lewis
London
Australia
Sydney
Paris
Joe Heiss
Avitair Donovan
McAvoy
Maxey Rosenbloom
Bob Olin
Tommy Loughe
Jimmy Slattery
Joe Humphries
William Walker
Commission
Sid
Training Camp News From Spring Drills Across Florida and Pensacola
Reports from camp tell of two-a-day workouts as Cardinals push for form with a 9-4 win over the Athletics and 3-2 over the Poikies. Holdout Living Burss heads to camp to discuss his contract with L. C. Mottroy as Leonard Schopp prepares for the Browns first spring game. Hoag earns praise for four strong innings with the Yankees, Geraghty impresses for the Dodgers, and Cleveland edges the Giants 4-2 while keeping a close Spring Series race.
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United Press
Pradentlown
Pia
Mar
Bt. Louis Cardinals
Athletics
Poikies
Bill Hallahan
Leroy Parmoler
Paikies
L. C. Mottroy
Rogers Hornsby Hiss
Leonard Schopp
New Orleans
Lie Browns
Ronde of David
Hoag
St. Petersburg
Pio
Myrtlelong
Joe MclCarthy
New York Yankees
Pensacola
Fla
Cleveland
New York Giants
Indians
Carl Alubell
al Milnar
Walter Tauscher
Giants
Corry Riflem en win over Parker s by one point in rifle clash
Corry Rod and Gun Club edged Lawrence Parkers 1171 to 1170 in a Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League match. Stanley Anderson paced Corry with a 240 and a 280-range tally, supported by McManus 238 and other strong scores as Parker’s five shooters topped 230 but fell short.
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Stanley Anderson
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Anderson
Corry
McManus
Corry Red
Hansen
Johnson
Wetcht
Patterson
Nagel
Knapp
Wallace
Gates
Lawrence Park
Nier
Wilson
Fricke
Ripley
Jones
Bordwell
McClymont
St Marys Passers Edge Brookville 31 29 In Thrilling Finish
St Marys Passers defeated Brookville 31 to 29 as District 9 title contenders. The capacity crowd watched a close game with St Marys leading scorers Pisther eight field goals Parson Squires Bauer Ritter and Jackson plus Brookville’s Stewart Fuller Wells Kroi Hilliard and McMurray prominent.
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Wue
Fayawa
the Mary High Scheoules
Sting
Brookville High
St. Marys
Parson
Squires
Bauer
Ritter
Jackson
Brookville
Stewart
Fuller
Wells
Kroi
Hilliard
McMurray
Penn State favored to win boxing meet
Penn State, defending champions, held the advantage with seven men qualified for the semi finals of the 13th annual Eastern Intercollegiate Boxing Association tournament. Upsets in preliminary fights put Izzy Richter of Philadelphia and Francie Goodman of 135 pounds into the final rounds, both earning decisions over noted opponents.
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State Coun
Penn State
Eastern Intercollegiate Boxing Association
Izzy Richter
Philadelphia
Tom Pontecorvo
Maryland
Francie Goodman
John Masterella
Syracuse Light
Welent
Fastest Cager of Old Pro Team Here for Game
Itch White a top speedster from the Keystone era returns to Corry for a Wednesday exhibition against 1935 36 high school players at the Junior High. Williams Crandall Sheen Young Pitts Jones also slated to appear with the blue and gold in a benefit card arranged by the Kiwanis Club and the High School Athletic Association. Pro days revived attractively with a promising advance ticket sale reported.
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Tora
Corry
Surley” Williams
Keystone
White
Buffalo
Treh
Howard
Ty" Crandall
Williams
Howard Sheen
Phil Young
Art Pitts
Hasty Jones
Sheen
Young
Pitts
Jones
Aero Supply
Raymond
Kiwanis Club
High School Athletic Association
Snavely Named Cornell Grid Coach To Succeed Dobie
Carl G. Snavely of North Carolina University was named head football coach at Cornell to replace Gilmore Dobie. He will take charge in Ithaca, N Y this spring on a three year contract with a salary near 8500 dollars annually. Snavely previously coached at Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania after a seven year tenure there.
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Snavely
Cornell
New York
Carl G. Snavely
North Carolina University
Gilmore Dobie
Hast
North Carolina
Ithaca
N.Y
Tarheels
Tarheel
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Beaver Season Set to Open March 16 Statewide
Harrisburg reports the state game commission foresees limited beaver trapping success due to damage from swollen streams. The upcoming season runs March 18 to December 31. Last season’s Geweek period yielded 6155 pelts. each trapper may sell up to 10 traps and keep four beavers. Pelts must be disposed of by April ends after inspection by the game commission.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Game Commission
Pennsylvania
Champs Hold Big Advantage Over Aeros In Final Standings
Culminating weeks of live competition the Antler Bowling League wrapped circuit play last evening with Mr. Boston's championship team in command, holding a solid lead over second place Aeros. Donaldson Brothers finished third as Wing-Willi and Keister's tied for fourth. Model Dairy in sixth, Nasts seventh, Loblaw's at the bottom. Postponed matches will not be rolled.
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Antler
Mr. Boston
The
Aeros
Donaldson Brothers
Wing- Willi
Keister
Model Dairy
Nasts
Loblaw's
Aero Supply
Donaldson Bros. Os
ASL
Willi
ARL Keister
Biscast Company
Au Loblaw Groceteria
Ave. A Paulson
Welden
Reynolds
Orn
Fr. Spiesman
Aero Supply A. Paulson
Dad H. Jewell
G. Roof
M. Gunther
J. Krone
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Coary Evening Journal
Tewis
Elser
Ramblers
Panthers
Sharon
Oilers
Keystones
Bostons
Champ
J. McAvoy
Ady
Wiest Pailm Bragh
Mee
Burss
Geraghty
Oubarwater
Ben Geraghty
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Casey Stengel
Villanova
Dodgers
Parkers
Corryites
Strong Invaders
Kemps
Fide
Member
Federal Reserve System
Beaver
Champs
Donaldson
Wing Willi
J. A. Lanston
C. A. Duke Plumbing and Heating
C. W. Hubertz
F. M. Duke General Masonry
R. G. Fehlman General Contracting
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