Local sports outlook and club plans for coming season
The piece surveys upcoming sports actions in the city with notes on possible baseball and golf club organization, a tentative City League, and semi pro talks. It highlights Corry Country Club’s schedule, Hilltop course work, and a hoped for tennis revival with two key organizers. It also covers Bob Lemon’s strong mound form for the Indians, plus a district basketball finale preview and a university tournament result by Arthur Lewis.
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Gerry
Direelors of
Corry
Gary
Melvin Cobbett
A. E. Tate
Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Lemon
Bleommander
Bob
Ol City High
Hickory
Farrell
Jamestown
Arthur Lewis
St. Lawrence University
Lewis
Cohol
Dukes and CCNY Triumph in NIT Tourney
In the NIT quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden CCNY upset Kentucky 50 to ?. Duquesne beat La Salle 49 47 to reach the semifinals. Bradley and St John’s advance to meet in the semis with the final set for Saturday.
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Associated Tress
New York
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Kentcky
Phe Baron
Beavers
CGNY
Rupp
Kentucky
Duquenne
Duquesne
LaSalle
Philadelphia
Bradley
St. John's
Loyola
Chicana
Vlad
Applecart
Wildcats
Rhode Island Bate
Madison Square Garden
Bob Rupp
Elsby
CCNY
Ransom and Middlecofe Tie In Seminole Golf Tourney
Defending champion Henry Ransom and National Open champion Gary Middlecoft battled for top money in the Seminole Golf Club event at Palm Beach Florida. Middlecoft set a course record with eight under par 841 for 36 holes while Ransom stood one stroke back at 34 34 463. Dick Mayer and Lew Worsham trailed two strokes behind at 1395.
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Associated Press
Palm Beach
Fla
Henry Ransom
Gary Middleco
Seminole Golf Club
Middlecott
Ormond Beach
Ransom
St. Andrews
Til
Dick Mayer
Seminole
Lew Worsham
Oakmont
Mayer
Worsham
Kane Bradford sports fray prompts editorial tilt
The Kane Republican urges a threat in athletic relations between Kane and Bradford. An editorial this week chides Bradford fans for unsportsmanlike conduct and says it is no longer a pleasure to play basketball in that ally.
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Kane Republican
Kane
Bradford
Herman Hickman
Yale
Allegheny College
Fredonia High
Penn Township
Butler
Slippery. Rock
Frédonia
Chuck Craig
Pitts- Burgh
Bob Baker
Johnny Flynn
Rochester
Baker
Kane East Brady to clash tonight district titles in play
Kane and East Brady meet in a District 9 Class B showdown as the Class A and B playoffs roll on. Hazleton Mahanoy City Swoyerville Scranton Tech Lincoln area action highlights include Swoyerville’s undefeated bid and Scranton Tech securing Lackawanna title. Other district finals include Mansfeld Sayre Cresson Bellwood Antis and Middletown versus Kutztown with Susquehanna Township awaiting the District crown.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
PIAA
Hazleton
Mahanoy City
Philadelphia
Sweyerville
Scranton Tech
Scranton
Plymouth
Swoyerville
Shenandoah
Hazilton
Old Forge
Kane
East Brady
Mansfeld
Sayre
Cresson
Bellwood Antis
Middletown
Kutztown
Susquehanna Township
Hamline faces Central Missouri in nat tourney second round
Defending NAT champion Hamline University relies on tournament experience as three key players vie for a fourth national appearance. Hamline meets Central Missouri College in a high profile second round game in Westminster Pennsylvania with Westminster College New Wilmington and Davis Elkins also drawn in the round.
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Westminster
Davis Elkins
Kansas City
Hamline University
Joe Hutton
Pied Pipers
St. Paw
Minn
Hamline
Little Central
College of New
Wilmington
Elkins
W. Va
Owens, Jr. leads handicap singles in City Bowling event
Bob Owens Jr moves to top of the City Bowling Association handicap singles with a 602 series and opening 223 followed by 177 and 168. Ray Smith climbs to second with 679 total and 133 handicap while Clit Young and A. Rhebers on reach runner up in doubles with 1241. Other notable scores include Duma 19 164 159 and Clirk 179 191 108.
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Bob Owens
Bowl-Alre Jact
Owens
Owens Station
Ray Smith
Elsp
Clit Young
A. Rheberson
Young
Tommy Duma
Fred Clark
Duma
Tis
Chirk
Shuss
P Sample
Clarie
M. Sears
Oesch
Clask
Rhebergen
C. Young
P. Shields
R. Fenton
P. French
R. Greeley
F. Dorrance
Smith Shields
Fenton-Prench
Greeley-Dorrance
Shiss-Sample
Sears-Oesli
Owens-Clirk
Fights Last Night in Los Angeles Report
In Los Angeles Reuben Smith 12 percent and duckie McCoy 1257 faced off in a boxing card. Officials reported local attendance and results at the event city.
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Los Angeles
Reuben Smith
Olltyolited
Duckie McCoy
Leed s Bowlers Lead in 13 Game Ladies A Standings
Leed s Bowlers extended their 13 game lead in the Ladies A by sweeping Mabel Shoppe and beating Superior Cleaners for the top spots. Raymond's and Chapin's posted victories as Pine Nichols and Brigham's rallied. Helen Fuller and Mildred Halt led individual scores with multiple 100s.
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Mabel Shoppe
Raymond
Brigham
Keglerettés
Page
Nichols
Steen
Brightan
Haydwace
Superiox
Chapin
Stein
Brighem
Pine & Nichols
Leed
Helen Fuller
Joep Teadirs
Mildred Halt
Pree ‘Ing Nichols
Helen Pondel
Adsbelle
Greers
Raymond Tissies
Teanalie Baresi
Mary Hratysayn
Lagatnet
Frances Hurtiut
Hyerlware
Erma Chase
Singge
McKinney Hails Pirates Plan and Youth Focus
Pittsburgh Pirates president Frank McKinney expresses satisfaction with the club's progress toward its five year goal. He notes a younger roster with an average age rising to 26 next year and highlights the farm system's growth, including the addition of Jens S. C. in the Sally League.
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Jens S.C
Claus
Cag
Key Club Bowlers Reach 175 Club With High Scores
Mary Hpalyseyn led a 10 woman team into the 175 Club last night in White Plains Minnesota with scores 202 184 and other strong marks. Adabelle Courtney 199 Frances Huwibut 198 Erma Chase 199 Charlotte Suaples 187 Mary Anderson 183 Thelma Paulson 181 Millie Orn 181 Helen Fuller 78 Honmie Eyear 117. Tommy Buran from Middletown Conn defeated Billy Wyatt 148 in Tren ton Ned 4.
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Mary Hpalyseyn
Adabelle Courtney
Frances Huwibut
Erma Chase
Charlotte Suaples
Mary Anderson
Thelma Paulson
Millie Orn
Helen Fuller
Honmie Eyear
White Plains
Tommy Buran
Middletown
Conn
Billy Wyatt
Trenton
Ned
Farrell Defeats Monessen in WPIAL Class B duel
Farrell Steelers toppled Monessen 54 to 38 ending Monessen High’s 33 game win streak in a WPIAL basketball Class B match at Pitt Stadium. Irwin High beat Carmichaels 46 to 35, setting up Irwin vs Avalon in Friday’s Stadium tilt.
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Pittsburgh
Tell
Monessen High
Farrell Steelers
Ferrell
Homestead
Saurdau
Pitt Stadium
Irwin High
Carmichaels
Irwin
Avalon
Purity and Aid Score in Moose Keg League
Purity led Moose League bowling evening at Recreation Alleys with 604 572 13 for 1189. Keith Plants posted 125 183 169 for winners while Walt Shannon added 149 197 172 to the opposition. Jerry Mansell 180 186 21 helped Progress defeat Aid 607 500 562. Ray Clark 203 145 160 led losers. Bob Baker 157 from Pittsburgh defeated Johnny Flynn 205 in Rochester event.
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Purity
Mooseheart
Keith Plants
Walt Shannon
Aid
Jerry Mansell
Ray Clark
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