Lawrence Park Beats Pauls Quintet 30 to 27 in Benefit Game
Lawrence Park defeated Pauls Men s Wear 30 27 in a City Basketball League game at the Junior High School. Williamson led Parkers with 13 points, Averill added 9 for Pauls, Red Lytle sparked a late charge, and the event raised 20.90 after expenses for the Red Cross fund.
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Lawrence Park
Paul's
Parkers
Renue
Clothiers
Williamson
Averill
Corry
Méerdinkmen
Vielory
Les Piltmore Tool
Paul
Jori Red Cross
Raven
Guest
Maraku
Patmore
Aoa
Movily
Ile OH Fuller
Bergstrom
Pauly Men's Wear
le Garter
Milanovich
Lawrence Pate
Paul’s
Oferee Sproyent
Two Soph Teams Win Cage Games
The intramural basketball season opened with the Sophia More Browns beating the Junior Blues 19 to 18 and the Sophomore Mines defeating the Shop Blues 29 to 22. Coach Milano Vien directs games held each Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon.
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Sophia More Browns
Junior Blues
Mines
Shop Blues
Milano
Vien
Shop Biues
GFP
TackSon
Gilson
Dant Morgan
D. Geertson
Sturdevant
Prisinw
Wayside Market Tops Third Ladies' League Standings
Wayside Market rose to first place in the Third Ladies' League by sweeping three games from the Chapin Sluggers. In other matches Jewell Flower Shop and Loblaw's Leeds defeated Connie's Grocery in two games each. Florence Beckwith led Wayside with 108 148 20, while Esther Russell paced Connie's with 198 147 174.
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Chapin Gang
Jewells Blank Loblaws
Leeds
Connies
Wayside Market Lassies
Chapin Sluegers
Jewell Flower Shop
Loblaw's
Connie's Grocery
Leeds A
Connie's
Kegleveries
Esther Russell
Fred
Grocery Five
Dean Root
Connie’s
Florence Beckwith
Mildred Hat
The
Florists
Virginia Gretaler
Groveteria Gang
Beaver Club Board Discusses Community Sports Program
The Beaver Club board of governors met last evening at Hotel Corry to plan the upcoming community sports program over the next several months. The annual membership drive, postponed earlier, will resume next Monday and calls on every athletic follower to join the effort to ensure the program’s success. Scholastic scores follow with Class A semi finals and various school results, plus notes on safety in highway design.
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Beaver Club
Hotel Corry
Jon
Five District Champs Set to Defend Titles This Weekend
Five defending district champions, including Somerset and Warren, head into eleven district final events across districts. Key showdowns feature Bedford vs Somerset in District Five, Homestead vs Sharon at Beaver Falls, and Warren facing Sharpsville in District Ten as pairs vie for state final spots.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Somerset
Bedford Five
Invaders
Bruce Fisher
Williamsport
Coal Township
Ab Bucknell University
Conleht
Homestead
Sharon
Beaver Falls High
Oliver Gaimes
Rudiuor
West Chester
Villanova College
Wilkes-Barre Gar
Plymouth
Scranton Tech
Kinston Armory
Altooua
Conemaugh High
Jaffa
Kano
Brookville
Dinois Hoo
Warren's Dragons
Sharpsville
Pitrell
District Breves
Alientown
Crate and District Tilebakers
Summit Hill
Rockne Memorial Hall
Progam
Chamberslurg
Exhibition Baseball Results From Yesterday
Readable lines show scattered scores: Hoston 2 Philadelphia 144 3, Washington 13 Cuban all-Blur 6, New York 7 Philadelphia 1. Other fragments reference Chicago, Debeulh, and Sow Worle with unclear details.
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Hoston
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Phildelphia
Kis
Si Cols
Ginebamaty
Lewis
Chicago
Worle
Debeulh
Rot
Todike Stein and Schultz Lead Open Bowling Tourney
Todikié Stein and Peter Schultz are slated to compete as Buffalo hosts the World Championship tournament in the arena near the Federal Building. The event marks the opening of the ABC key tournament with top bowlers aiming for titles.
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ABC
Asociated Press
Buffalo
Todikié Stein
Peter Schultz
American Bowling Congress
Wiitenhill
Bowlers to Compete as Wartime Meet Resumes in NYC
Stel and Schwltz join Fidelia Club and New York bowlers for a day tourney opening after a three year wartime pause. The event honors living charter member Stem noted for adopting the scoring system that now caps at 200. About 90,000 bowlers vie for 320000 in prize money.
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Stel and
Schwltz
New York City
Fidelia Club
ABC
Stem
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Edwardsville
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Berwick
Wyoming
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Exeter
Heiman Jewelers
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Cargondale
Lancaster
Hempfield
Ptaa Senti-Titus
Manheim
Thunburg
Bridgewor
Prospect
Park
West Wyomins
Shicksling
Powell Motor Co
Beckwith & Turner
Atlantic Station
North Center Street
Willys Sales & Service
Hardware & Service
East Main Street
Dial
BOC
Vigoro
Lanston
South Center St
Community Loan Company
the Fair Store
South Center Street
Calif
NEW Campbells Baby Foods
Parkerhouse
Maine
Fia
Blondie
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