New System to Decide Erie County Basketball Champion
A new system to decide the Erie city and county basketball champion will begin next seven. Gerry Mileraete and four Evie public high schools enter a February tournament. the survivor becomes District 10 Section Ute holder and advances to district and PIAA playoffs. The plan aims to be fair to small and large schools like Millcreek and Corry. Manager Steve ONeill announces opening day for the Tigers lineup with Greenberg Webb Lake and others, while noting possible changes. The piece also previews boxing and golf notes, including Fox vs Barris, Charles vs Duncan, and the Masters at Augusta with top players Nelson Snead Hogan and Demaret.
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Max Shene
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Uiblick
Byron Nelson
Sam Snead
Ben ‘Hogan
Jimny Demaret
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JESSUP TURNER MEET PAULS FOR CITY TITLE
Jessup Turner and Pauls Men's Wear reached the city basketball final after decisive wins. The Cinderella Jessup Turner beat Washington Lunch 28 26. Pauls routed Bracken Keating 94 17. The title game moved to Thursday night.
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Alex Dubrosky
Holres
Pauls
Red Taylor
Bill Averill
Paul Mooresiik
Aly
Carl Sullivan
Wasi Lunch
Sprovers Jessup
Paul's Men's Wear
Geortson
McKinney
Alogite
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Cacostaberty
Dingtelder
Bracken
T. Cragg
Boda
Brown
Jansen
Sproverterm
Jug McSpacen
Snead
Hogan
Mabel Shoppe Sweeps Two From Wilcox Grocers
In a Bowling League clash Mabel Shoppe swept two from Wilcox Grocers as leaders need three more wins for the title Marty's win pair from Wing Willi Ray mond Lassies drop to Steen's The Raymonds and Wing Will's teams posted notable scores with Rosa Baker Beatrice Hulings Angie Baressi and Virginia Gretler among top scorers as Mabel Shoppe posted 744 719 and 775 games while Wilcox countered with 658 47 and Rosa Baker led in pace with 171 161 and 205.
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Mabel Shoppe
Aniddie
Rosa Baker
Beatrice Hulings
Raymond Leant
Angie Baressi
Mary Hen
Ysayn
Virginia Gretler
Ruby ‘Gustafson
Homestead Steelers Beat Warren Dragons in semifinal bid
Homestead High School basketeers extended their 27th straight win by defeating Warren Dragons 28 7 at halftime and 4-13 final. They advance to face Allentown High, the defending PIAA champion, next Saturday night in Philadelphia for the state title. Don Asmongo and Dalton Hoboeinset led with 10 points each, while Jack Eaton of Warren was their top performer.
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Homestead Ted
Jauartey
Homestead Steelers
Allentown High
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Don Asmongo
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Oklahoma A and M Wins NCAA Title in Dramatic Finale
Hank Ey, 43 year old coach, leads Oklahoma A and M to consecutive NCAA basketball titles by defeating DePaul at Madison Square Garden before 18,409 fans. Seven-foot Bob Kurland scores 22 points to finish with 74 in three NCAA games, earning top player honors as the Aggies close the season 34-0. The coach calls the team more solid with better defense and clutch performance than last year’s champions.
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Roundup of college and pro sports signals strong season return
WW York reports on a renewed sports mood with large baseball enrollments and many ex service men entering college squads. Notable candidates and early lineups include New York University, Penn State, Ohio State, Wisconsin, North Carolina, and others. Also mentions Western and Eastern programs, pro football chatter, and high school standings with Stoneycreek’s basketball win and local scores.
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Detroit
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Wisconsin
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