Erie Central tops St Marys in Grove City girls finale
Erie Central defeated St Marys 25 to 21 to reach the Grove City tournament final. Centre and Meadville were also prominent. Lytle led Central with ten field goals while Sharon struggled, held to a single goal, before a late surge. Sharonife wing Sharoul and Reve contributed but fell short as Erie eyes the title with a finals berth against Sharon.
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Central
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North East girls triumph in open West Mill tourney bout
North East defeated Corry girls 14 to 12 in a West Mill tourney opener. Corry lassies, led by Connell’s sextette, started poorly trailing 7 to 2 at halftime but fought back in the final periods. Other results include Albion 20 to 1 over Thiel Juniors and Union City 15 to 0 over Westfield as local teams begin the regional event.
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Fems
Comyigh
Gitla
West Milloreely
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Grape City
Miss Connell
Black “Fens
Une
Thiel College
Biter 'Mulbrook
Albion
Union High
Girard
Mayville
Union City
Westfield
Elimination of High girls debuts amid Me tournament woes
The High girls team was edged out as the Northwestern Pennsylvania Me tournament concluded with St. Michael's High of Gretngiles crowned Catholic High School champion after a 48 to 82 victory over Sisnisinus High of Wiie. Officials say poor officiating marred the tourney and dampened performance.
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St. Michael's High
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Pennsylvania
Sisnisinus High
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Oil Gley
Three Boys Die In Blast Near Weat inion
Three youths were killed and a fourth severely injured when a nitroglycerine blast occurred along a rural road near Clarksburg at noon. Names include Gaylord lark 14 Howard Donk 12 Harry Willams 16 and Denzel Doak 14. A brother of Howard was reported injured. Witnesses heard the explosion as farmers passing by found the victims. Denzel Doak could not speak coherently, making the exact cause unclear.
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Denzel Wosk
Keystones Win 46 40 At St Marys In Semi Final
Keystones defeated Independent Over of St Marys 46 to 40 in a semifinal game amid a tight, low scoring affair. White Rich and Brewer led with five field goals each as Arcade A and Kip Anderson’s absence hampered the opponent. guards and defense kept the score close through the first half while St Marys led 24 to 6 at halftime.
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Stanford Hose
Uphill 36-Mile Jaunt For Cross Continent Derby
Runners faced a tough 36 mile climb toward Flagstaff with altitudes up to 7400 feet. Newton of Rhodesia clung to the lead though knee troubles slowed his pace, as Peter Gaguzzi and Andrew Payne trailed, while Giusto Umeri surprised by finishing well after a recent leg injury.
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Nicholas Quemahawn
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Bruce Flowers Emerges As Contender In Lightweight Bout
New York March 17 Bruce Flowers of New Rochelle N Y was highlighted as a leading lightweight contender after a ten round decision over Billy Patrolly of the Transcribed Express in Madison Square Garden New York. Also noted was Cannonball Martin returning at featherweight and Davey Abad of Panama competing in the same program.
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Joe Hadfield
Coushocken
Cambria A.C
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Ralph Greenloaf
New York
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Irwin Rusey
Camden
Dolph
Chicago
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Schenecaddy
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Lonlight
Y Unite Fruss
Bruce Ilowers
New Rochette
Billy Patrolly
Vargo
N. J. Express
Madison
Byulive
Indoor relay carnival to feature 800 area athletes
Eight hundred competitors from regional universities colleges and high schools converge for the eleventh annual University of Timois indoor relay carnival in Lammfaign Ul. The meet opens at 2 PM with the al-urousid championship and will include college and high school relays plus hurdles and sprints later today and tonight.
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Mids Alewast
University of Timois
Wesleyville High Falls to Corry High 58 11 on Junior High Court
Wesleyville High School suffered a 58 to 11 defeat to Corry High on the junior high court last night. Wesleyville, scoreless in the first half, trailed as Corry built a 30 point lead before halftime. Corry’s reserves played late, while Wesleyville faces Cambridge Springs High in the final scheduled game before Albion tournament.
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Exhibitions in the South and early results across cities
A scattered schedule shows exhibitions in the South with A L teams facing N L opponents in cities like St Petersburg, Fort Worth, Augusta, Bradenton, and Tampa. Friday results include Cardinals over Yankees in Avon Park and Athletics over Grants at Augusta, while other scores appear in Bradenton and West Palm Beach venues amid a backdrop of scattered league play and tournament weather.
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Riflematch Postponed By Corry Rod and Gun Club
The Corry Rod and Gun Club life-match with Lawrence Parte is postponed to Monday night. Captain Merla Taraelson led the club practice shoots on the local range last evening as scores follow.
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Lawrence Parte
Merla Taraelson
Meet in Finals Kansas City Basketball Championship
Two Kansas City teams representing the Kansas City Athletic Club and the Cook Pint Company will meet tonight to determine the 1128 basketball champion of the National AU.
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Chicago
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New York
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Philadelphia
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St. Louie
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St. Louis
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Tit" Denton
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Lindenwood
Charley Weston
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New York Calties Win Championship In Balanced Play
A New York team claimed the league title in a confidently balanced performance. Coach Max G. Rosenwald praised the lineup, noting every player can play forward or guard except one standout who remains top shooter.
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Industrials to Start Titular Series March 21
Industrial basketball fans expect a best of three title series between Company A and the Stanton Hose quintets beginning Monday, March 26, to decide the league championship. Arrangements call for up to three games with the first on the 7th, the second on the 24th, and the third on the 30th if needed. Company A fields a strong lineup and is favored to win, while Stanton has rebounded strong after tough losses in the season.
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Headquarters Company Clinches State Final Bid in Army Meet
Grove City’s Headquarters Club dominated the ball as they defeated Kane’s team 27 to 12 at the Brutn Armory court last night. The victory earned them a place in the state finals in Philadelphia in the coming month.
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Nelaek From He Pivot, She Than Was Able To ‘Keep Dike Kannjtes
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