High cage tossers enter Albion tournament
Corry High enters the Albion interscholastic tournament with several other strong teams led by coach Shoop. The county race was disrupted by a loss to West Millcreek, ending Corry’s league hopes. The event runs Friday and Saturday, with teams including Cockrampton, Rocky Grove, Clymer, Ripley, and an Ohio school.
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West Millcreek Clinches Erie Title on Friday Night
Local notes recap West Millcreek’s Friday win over Corry High and near-future matchup with Girard for the Erie County Interscholastic League title. Meadville headlines on boxing cards and Franklin High’s repeat victory in the A K Valley tournament highlight a busy sports week. Baseball chatter includes Tony Lazzeri and Wiley Moore, with reminiscences on past stars and fading eras.
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Rematch Set As Tass and Courtney Clash Tonight
New York March 18 The rematch night at Broadway arena features George Courtney of Oklahoma meeting Nando Tass of Italy after a disputed first bout ended in a knockout and a crowd protest. Courtney previously stopped Tass with a stomach shot and Tass receives another chance to avenge the bout.
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Loughran aims to defend title amid quiet training
Chicago March 18 Tommy Loughran world light heavyweight champion plans to defend his title against Mickey Walker on March 17. He faces reported scheming by Walker manager Jack Seprnes. Loughran has moved his retinue to a suburban hotel and trains in secret. He works on a new system of artitic and hopes for an early knockout while concealing his fighting style.
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Spartansburg Wins Class B Championship
Spartansburg edged Harmonsburg 20-19 in a tense Class B final at Allegheny College court. Bloomfield narrowly defeated Cambridge Springs, while Drought of Spartansburg made a clutch field goal and Doober sealed the win with a late basket in a dramatic finish.
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Donie Bush Sees Bright Hurling Prospects In Camp
United Press reports that major league camps open with pitching prospects dominating for the Giants Cubs Pirates and Phillies. Notable names include Harry Kelly Art Velmann and Luther Roy among others as McGraw weighs who will join the Giants rotation. Newcomers from multiple clubs show promise while camps in San Antonio and other sites groom young hurlers for the regular season.
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Landis frees nine players triggering major league scramble
Judge Landis declares nine major and minor league players free agents amid a flurry of bids and interest from clubs including the Yankees, Senators, Braves and Pirates. Ed Wells Wingard Cantrell and Spencer emerge as sought after talent as teams seek catchers and pitchers.振
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Sharon High dominates Seals to claim Northwestern Pennsylvania district title
In Grove City, Sharon High clinched a third straight Northwestern Pennsylvania district basketball title with an 85 to 21 victory over the Bre Academy Lions. Deems led Sharon with standout scoring while the Lions' defense struggled to contain him and the rest of the Sharon attack.
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Cubs Sink HiFi in Offensive Training Report
In Los Angeles on March 18 the Cubs planned intensive training after a 17 to 0 victory over HiFi. Jimmy Burke homered three times, while St. Pat helped by sacking three homers.
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Clymer Five Beats Falconer in Local Court Showdown
Clymer Independents defeated Falconer 38 to 88 on the Community Building court Monday evening. The Clymer lineup features players from the International Standard Automatic Corporation team in Corry, Pa, known for fast play.
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Arcades Lose at Cambridge in Season Finale
Arcades fell 44 to 22 at Cambridge as Corry Arcs dominated all but a third period counter attack. Zick and Kos led the winners while Cambridge closed their season with a strong display against Arcades.
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