Keystones Favored In New York Steeplechase Broadcast
Race fans learn the Gras National Steeplechase at Aintree will be broadcast on the MBC-WIZ network from 9 50 to 10 30 pm ES. The feature event and Beaver Keys Lone exhibition game highlight a busy local sports slate with Syl Gromackivit in the exstar lineup and Corry High next year’s squad noted. Purdue?
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Expect Large Attendance at Keystone Beaver Exhibition Tonight
Favorable weather should draw a large crowd to the Junior High floor for tonight’s Keystone Beaver contest. A 7:10 p.m. start features X-Keystones including Syl Gromacki Curley Williams Merle Finucan Howard Sheen Ark Pitts Phil Young and Ty Crandall. Coach Bill Myers will pick the Beaver lineup from Lundy Phelps Swanson Gullick Bracken Gumbleton and others. An invitational foul shooting contest accompanies the evening program.
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Aero Supply
Loblaws Hold Five Game Lead In Class B Loop
Loblaw's bowling team held a five game lead over the Aeros in the Class B League as last evening's matches kept the circuit campaign tight. Kiwanis No 1 remained in third place with no standings changes. Smith led with a 202 high average and Randall averaged 200 in the evening.
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Clint Brown Battles for Tribe Post in Indians Victory
Gordon Cobbledick notes Crawford county native Clint Brown delivering a solid pitching rebound for the Indians in a 7 2 win over the Pelicans as he vies for a steady spot. After injuries and doubt, Brown held two ninth inning hits and showed he can still be among the club’s best on the mound. He earned a chance against the Giants in the upcoming series beginning Saturday.
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Penn State Names Co Captains For 1937 Season
Penn State announces Frank Smith and Mike Kornick chosen as co captains for the 1937 basketball season at State College Pennsylvania. The announcement comes with a note of team leadership from the guards.
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Tigers Receive Revenge Over Nationals In 17 to 10 Drubbing
Detroit Tigers rout Washington Nationals 17 to 10 in Lakeland Florida, a game framed as revenge over an injury linked to Nats owner Clark Griffith. The story notes Will Harridge’s disapproval of Walter Briggs’ plan to pay Ow en Tiger 8,000 at season end if Detroit clinches a third straight pennant.
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Hassett Breaks Slump With Four Hits in Dodgers Win
Brooklyn rookie Hassett ends batting drought after joining Dodgers. He collected four hits in four at bats as the Dodgers defeated the New York Yankees 11 to 0. The young outfielder had been mired in a slump since joining the club, but today’s performance labeled him among the season’s standout prospects.
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Thompson's Barosma Tablets touted by Reverend Bass
An old advertisement extols Thompson's Barosma Tablets and related remedies for kidneys, bladder, liver, and stomach, quoting Reverend J. Bass of Titusville as a satisfied user. It urges readers to cleanse kidneys, restore health, and notes prices and availability at drug stores and local sellers.
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Renaissance at Warren leads Corryites to quest at Warren
Corryites plan to travel to Warren Saturday night for the Renaissance colored quintet clash with the Warren HyVis Oils. Warrenites beat the New York Celtics in overtime this week and are expected to meet strong opposition from the invading colored team. Harrisburg franchise may move to York due to flood damage at the island field affecting season opening preparations.
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AREA HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPS WIN CROWNS AT GLOVES TOURNEY
Open division saw Herbie Phillips of Erie defeat Tom Stanley of Oil City then beat Richard Platte of Spartansburg to claim the 147 pound title. Johnny Junderie outpointed Russ Wood then beat Bob Franz for the 160 pound crown. Franz fought hard, but Brie’s experience won out.
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Brotherhood Hears Talk on Allegheny River
The Men's Brotherhood of the Methodist Episcopal church hosted Rev. Archie G. Hilard of Randolph W C as speaker on the Allegheny River from source to mouth. He used colored slides and moving pictures to illustrate historic river scenes. A 6:30 dinner preceded the talk for over fifty members. The Red Cross flood relief fund for the Chautauqua county chapter stood at 3292.88 yesterday afternoon.
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Townsend plan faces rigid quiz amid party politics
The Townsend plan undergoes a rigid quiz as partisan politics contest leadership, with Clements resigning after objections and talks of a third party fading. Townsend then backs Senator Borah for the Republican nomination. The DARP plans to back congressmen from both major parties who endorse it, while Rep. C Jasper Bell chairs an investigating committee and opens hearings after an executive session.
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