Corry High five posts strong 2028 20 season record
Corry High School basketball finished its 2028-20 schedule with 18 wins and 8 losses. The Orange and Black scored 534 points against 567 by opponents while placing in Erie County Miter scholastic League first division. Coach Sedley McCall praised the season as one of the school’s best in years.
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Bush Believes Bucs Look Good for pennant 1029 season
Donie Bush Pirates manager proclaims the pitching staff the best in the majors as he outlines a confident 1929 lineup. Veterans Burleigh Grimes Ray Kremer and Jess Petty anchor the rotation with Carmen Hill Lee Meadows and three young hurlers shaping up. Sparky Adams Pie Traynor Bart Sheely and Lloyd Waner figure in the infield while plans include additional pitchers from the farm.
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Waner Brothers Sign With Pirates In 1929 Talks
Lloyd Waner, star Pirates outfielder, signed his 1929 contract after weeks as a hold-out. He reportedly received about 10 000 dollars, below his 16 000 request, while brother Paul Waner, also a top NL outfielder, was said to still be seeking 20 000. In San Francisco the Seals beat the Pirates 4 2 as Jolley Garner hit a late home run off Stevi Swatonie in the eighth.
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Cards to Give Many Rookies Real Chance
George Kirkley reports that Cardinals Reds Braves and Robins managers select young prospects with limited early impressions. Cardinals may carry fourteen newcomers to St Louis with few showing consistent potential while Jack Hendricks evaluates many hopefuls. Johnny Evers cites four standout Braves rookies though doubts remain on others. Wilbert Robinson lists six players judged likely major league material.
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Industrial Bowling League notes and song tribute
The brief mentions the Industrial Bowling League and a singer composer Newman Mower with a nod to songs outliving their creators, reflecting a local cultural fragment from a periodical record.
Special Matches on Corry Alleys Showdown Winners
Corry alley matches feature Nelson's Creamery prevailing by 214 pins in a two man event. Key players include Gustafson, Kesler, Withert, Vanderwater, and Nelson in a high scoring team effort.
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Catholic Cage Tourney Opens With 32 Entries
Chicago hosts the national Catholic High School basketball tournament with thirty two teams entered. An exhibition game tomorrow will allow visiting teams to study the play. Favorites include Northeast of Philadelphia and De La Salle of Joliet, with De La Salle at fourteen wins in fifteen games. Northeast has defeated strong eastern squads.
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Edinboro Rifle Squad to Host Rainboys Saturday
Marksmen of the Corry Rod and Gun Club challenge the Rainboys squad, a new league entrant, on Saturday night on the Keating range basement. The local team previously lost a fual match by twenty five points.
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Rosenbloom Edges Lomaki in Ten Round Title Bout
Maxie Rosenbloom, New York light heavy, won a ten round decision over Lea Lomaki of Aberdeen Washington. Lomaki was warned for elbowing in round two and Rosenbloom struck with rights in round three. The semi final featured King Tully unable to answer Pinkey Kauffman after being floored twice in round one.
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Dempsey Signs Big Bout Plan For Lightweights
Unitec Press reports New York March 19 Jack Dempsey announces his first pro motion world tour signing Sammy Mandel, lightweight champion, and Ray Miller of Chicago for a 90 round bout next June likely in Detroit.
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Loughran in Great Form Prepares for Walker Fight
In Chicago on March 18 Tommy Loughran shows rapid weight loss and improved conditioning for his upcoming light heavyweight title bout with Mickey Walker on March 28. Promoter Paddy Ahern hints at matching the winner with James J Braddock, while Walker trains in the East and is awaited in Chicago.
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Carey Named to Succeed Tex Rickard at Madison Square Garden
New York March 19 The Madison Square Garden board will name William F Carey to succeed Tex Rickard as president of the corporation. The decision was announced at a dinner tendered Carey by Garden directors led by Richard Hoyt. Carey, famed as a builder on Wall Street, had taken nominal control after Rickard's death and aided in promoting the Sharkey Stebbing bout in Miami Beach, earning strong support for succession.
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Stanley Cup Hockey Open Tonight in Three Cities
Six major league teams begin the Stanley Cup series with first games tonight in Boston New York and Detroit. Montreal Canadiens meet Boston Bruins in Boston while New York Rangers face New York Americans at Madison Square Garden. Detroit hosts Toronto and Detroit in an identical series with the winner meeting the Boston or Canadiens for the title.
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