Finusan to Play Thursday in Keystone Exhibition
Corry High School’s 1936 37 basketball squad will host an Aeros club exhibition next Thursday. Finusan, a local standout, is slated to join the Keystone passers in a 40 minute clash, with former pro Merle Finnegan returning to boost local interest amid a Beaver wager.
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IHL Playoffs Open Next Tuesday in Five-Game Set
Windsor report states Syracuse Stars and Detroit Olympics, winners of their divisions, will start a three out of five series next Tuesday on the Olympics' ice. Game two is in Detroit on March 26. Games three and four move to Syracuse on March 29 and 31, with a potential fifth game in Syracuse on April 2.
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Wrestling Results from United Press Mar 21
Boston’s Jack Donovan defeated Rudy Dusek of Omaha while Abe Coleman of Los Angeles beat Ralph Garibaldi of St. Louis. Hank Barber of Cambridge threw Walter Underhill of Canada, Mike Vetrano of Mount Vernon pinned Pete Peterson of New York. Gino Garibaldi of Italy tossed Abe Goldberg of Santa Monica, Sandor Vary of Hungary threw Jim Wallis of Boston. George Lenihan of Boston threw Al Tafroff of Hungary. Hans Steinke of Germany drew with Ivan Milnagog of Russia. Tony Colesana decisioned Jack Header of Kansas City. Joe Savoldi and Mick Dusek drew with Omarmit Dusek.
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Bear Defeats Hunter in Dellingham Brush With Dogs
In Dellingham near Potter, two dogs accompanied Frank Potter into a dep of Ablige. A bear, described as large and aggressive, engaged and overwhelmed Potter causing bruises and damage to clothing. The incident ended with the bear prevailing in the encounter.
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Cochran Admits Tigers Face Real Struggle For Pennant
Cochrane, Tigers manager, optimistic yet candid about the 1940 Detroit season. He cites improved pitching, rookies like Don Ross and Rudy York, and a solid infield with Rogell and Gelringer. Outfield anchors include Goose Goslin and Al Simmons, with Erv Fox and Chet Laabs vying for depth while Hall of Fame silence on Greenberg’s holdout persists.
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Hank Greenberg says he is not a holdout in Tigers talks
Detroit first baseman Hank Greenberg disputes reports he is a holdout and says he will sign when offered fair pay. He argues he contributed to attracting over 1,000,000 fans to Detroit's 77 home games and notes his 3-year career includes a strong RBI record. Greenberg emphasizes his salary should reflect peak value and club finances.
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Loblaws win class B title in tight match
Kiwanis No 1 led by Scheppner with a 180 average defeated Aero Supply No 2 to surge into second place while Loblaw’s team suffered a setback but still claimed the Class B crown. Kiwanis No 1 posted 923, Aero Supply No 2 totaled 787 in the decisive lanes.
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Dunkirk Parochial Team Still In Race
Dunkirk Parochial St Mary's High, Dunkirk New York remains in contention for the National Catholic tournament after a 40 to 16 victory over St. Joan of James Town North Dakota. St Xavier High Louisville, the defending champions, were upset by De La Salle Chicago. St Joseph's Oil City does not compete in this year’s Chicago event.
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Boxing results from Hazel Park and surrounding areas
In Hazel Park Michigan SUTKA of Dearborn outpoints Buckles while PARI and Kapanowski drew. San Trang DFA-Log Saliea New York defeated Montana Manila Wade and Nash Lara. Details show multiple light bouts with various regional fighters and uncertain weights.
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Tiger Pitching Prospects Highlight Clarence Phillips Emerges
Topped pitching records last year show improvement with a bright prospect, Clarence Phillips of Oklahoma City, who added 30 pounds after a 185 pound frame. He won none with Beaumont last season but may stick. Tiger catching features veteran Cochrane at No 1 with Ray Hayworth and Frank Rehler as reserves.
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Bank Statement for Citizens National Bank of Corry 1936
Report of condition shows assets of 5,070.03 in listed categories and 4,719.89 cash items, with liabilities including demand and time deposits totaling 440,141.92 and 117,235.60 respectively. Capital includes 135,000.00 preferred stock, 100,000.00 surplus, and 28,555.55 undivided profits, with total capital 265,150.07.
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New Castle Sharon Basketball Game Postponed
Sharon and New Castle high schools have postponed their basketball game due to power outages at Beaver Falls. Officials seek alternative arrangements as the game remains tied to the Western Pennsylvania playoff context.
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Ex-high star Swantek revives hopes in baseball comeback
Walter Swantek, a former Corry High athlete, trains at Dean Baseball School in Hot Springs Arkansas since mid February. He says his hitting slump is ending and aims to win a berth with a Pennsylvania Baseball Association club. Swantek notes two leagues American and National plus a yanigans team league with a Washington Senators affiliate. His Corry friends can reach him by letter at 821 Olive Street Apartment 18 Hot Springs Ark. Also Oak Leaf Motors of Chicago leads ABC tournament with a 3.08 total, after last night’s play.
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