Corry bets on All America Basketball League bid
Local promoter explores forming an eight to nineteen club circuit with cities Jamestown Utica Syracuse Buffalo Rochester and Binghamton plus two to four more. Joe Mingin of Paterson N J heads the effort and seeks interested parties to join in funding and venue needs for a professional league next fall. Outlays could reach large sums with outside plans and arena seating required.
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Homestead and Warren Battle at McKeesport
East Brady and Stonycreek Township also vie for western crown as Homestead Steelers seek 27th straight win to clinch state title. Radnor loss cited. Willie Jackson shines. Western final set at McKeesport Vocational High with eastern champ to face Allentown in Philadelphia Saturday.
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Negro Boxer Impresses At Golden Gloves Show
Bob Foxworth a 20 year old amateur light heavyweight wowed crowds at the 29th annual Joker City Golden Gloves in Madison Square Garden. He boxed rings around Robert Isler of New York delivering a sharp finish at 1 minute 10 seconds of the second round. Foxworth is hailed as the standout among 1945 contestants.
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J Barney Ross
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Foxworth
Robert Isler
Feller Charts Epic Notebook Tactics For Hitters
Cleveland star Bob Feller keeps a notebook of opposing hitters, studying their patterns and recent form. He aims to gain the edge by reading box scores and learning each batter, saying Vel Williams is tough and that the Indians will rely on pitching and a strong roster to face the Yankees Red Sox and Tigers.
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City Market Five Maintains Lead In City Keg Loop
City Market Five holds the top spot in the City League after sweeping three matches as leaders. Ralph's Place, Wilcox Grocers, Carroll's faltered in the second division, while Sordoni Construction and Corry Sales also posted scores. Sonny Simone led City Market with strong games and Carroll's, Wilcox Grocers, and Ralph's Place posted notable totals.
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Bob Owens
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Barons and Hornets Open Series Tonight
The Cleveland Barons face the Hornets in a best of three opener in Cleveland, after Barons finished third in the western division and beat Providence in the quarterfinals. Pittsburgh, second in the west, meets Hershey in the semifinals, as Buffalo and Indiana take on the eastern-western pennant winners in a pivotal seventh game setup.
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City Cage Loop Playoffs Open This Evening
City basketball playoffs start tonight at the Junior High with Waterway facing Washington in the opener and Paul s Men s Wear meeting Bracken Keatings. Winners advance to the championship race scheduled Friday with two losers meeting for another spot. Upsets are considered possible as teams bring strong defense and pace.
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Seniors and Shop Boys Win in High School League
Seniors defeated Saplamores 30 to 27 while Shop Boys triumphed 83 to 9 over Tutors Frodarkson. Seniors star 14 points and Shop Boys leaders Walter and OUaway scored 12 and 1. Randalls led Tunines with five points.
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le Soplis
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Basketball Rules Shakeup Sparks Coaches and Officials Meeting
A group of coaches and officials gathered at an early season game to discuss new interpretations of fouls and uniform rules. The informal session, praised for improving consistency, involved prominent figures and led to a five and take process for final rulings.
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Sandusky Keg Star Hopes For 300 At ABC Meet
Sandusky Ohio bowler Jim Chapmin, 25, scored 11 points and moved into contention in the American Bowling Congress singles, firing several high games including a 207 and 169. He described nerves after the sixth frame but remained hopeful of a 300 and future ABC success. Casey Krosninger led Tropical Pair Mutuels singles with 679 pins as Cleveland and Milwaukee bowlers posted strong totals.
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Dickey's leg trouble clouds Yankees season chances
In St Petersburg, Bill Dickey, aged 30 and a Navy veteran, is reported to be having trouble bringing his legs to full strength. This raises doubts about his ability to catch a full quota of games for the Yankees this year, compared with ten weeks ago.
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Bank Leaders Vow Ten Year Plan For Community Progress
Great changes will take place in this community the next ten years. It is your business and our business to see that these changes are in the right direction-forward. The resources of this bank and the energies and united efforts of our officers and directors will be devoted to this cause of progress. Your co operation and loyalty, we believe, we may take for granted. You will find everyone in this bank ready to work with you in every sound, constructive way that will benefit you and this community.
Skurland Ends Career Tonight in NCAA Final
New York March 98 Bob Kurland, rising from a junior player to one of the nation's leading scorers, heads the Oklahoma A&M Aggies against North Carolina in the NCAA championship. The Aggies, dominant with a 14 game win streak and 620 points leader Kurland, are slight favorites over the Tar Heels in this postwar title clash.
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