City sports clash sparks Oilers rivalry revival
In a crowded City sports scene a meeting urged changes to the teague setup removing Gerry as top aim while Oil City fans back a renewal of the long rivalry with the Oilers. Bill Daddie of Meadville Pittgrid named end caper under Coach Bowser at Penn State Panther. Pennsylvania hunting stats report 9426 tons game killed in 1988 with 127987 antlerless deer. contrasts with prior season. Cedric McCall reelected president of Chautauqua County Baseball Leave. Jamestown to manage PA Ontario New York league entry with Mickey LaLonge. Tony Joy hopes for good play at Squaw Creek.
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Oil City weighs future of seven team league in cage group
Oil City led a 24 member meeting at Hotel Corry to decide on a split from the District 10 basketball circuit. Franklin supported a four club setup including oil city while seven teams faced dissolution if Oil City withdraws. Oil City will announce intent by Wednesday evening. outcome will shape 1938 40 schedules and league leadership.
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Patterson Hits 243 Mark In City Rifle League Meet
Raymondsvine Team dominates Corry Jamestown marksmen at Corry Rod and Gun Club range. G Patterson shoots a 243 to pace the individual tally as the Club hosts a City Rifle League match with scores listed for many shooters and teams.
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City Market Bowlers Lead Ladies League After Two Wins
City Market bowling team held a slim lead in the Ladies League after last night’s cards. City Market beat Wing Willi two games while Carry Water ended Ray Mord’s 15 game streak with a two game win. Model Dairy won three from Bracken Keating. High series Angeline Baressi 174. Tonight: City Market vs Carry Water, Raymonds vs Bracken Keating, Wing Willi vs Model Dairy.
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Corry Warren Guardsmen Tie in Armory Rifle Match
Marksmen of Company A from Corry and Company I of Warren ended deadlocked at Corry State Armory last evening with a final score of 359 to 559. Tom Roelofs achieved a perfect 76 to lead Gerry team and gain individual honors with high powered army rifles.
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Yankees Send Out Si Players To Farms
The New York Yankees announced optioning six players to farm clubs. Walter Judnich and George Washburn to Newark, Bill Matheson and Al Picchota to Kansas City, Ken Sears to Norfolk, and Herb White to Binghamton. The team travels to Clearwater seeking revenge after an 8 2 loss to the Dodgers.
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Pirates awaken to take third game against Seals
In San Francisco on March 28 United Press reports the Pittsburgh Pirates, energized by a new aliveness and strong pitching from Jim Tobin and Bobby Klinger, won 5-0 over the San Francisco Seals for their third exhibition victory. Manager Pie Traynor announced Cy Blanton would start today against the Leals, with Bill Clemens to relief as Blanton tires. In Pittsburgh on May 28 W H Duff of Dalmont Country Club won election as president of the Western Pennsylvania Golf Association, succeeding James L Marks of Kiski.
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Dodgers Hope For Breakthrough Season Under Durocher
Brooklyn’s Lip and Redhead Leo Durocher and Larry MacPhail outline four fixes to lift the Dodgers from seventh in the National League. Key moves include Gene Moore in right field Pete Coscarart at second Luke Sewell and Ray Hayworth behind the plate plus a new pitching crop led by Whit Wyatt. Reports list pitchers Vito Tamulis Freddy Fitzsimons Ira Hutchinson Luke Hamlin Forrest Presnell Bill Posey and notes Van Mungo and Wayne Lamaster as questions with Lamaster hampered by arm trouble.
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Steen Keglers Win Two More In Antler League
Steens bowling team defeated the Donaldson Brothers squad at the Elks lanes last evening with Dick Smith earning the high match average of 175. The article also notes plans and roster chatter about Brooklyn Dodgers, Durocher’s coaching staff, and potential lineup changes as the season approaches.
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Mixed doubles handicap bowling opens season at Recreation Alleys
A large field is expected for the first city open bowling tournament this season. Thursday to Saturday, players may switch partners across alleys with three games and handicap determining the total pinfall. Entry is 1.00 per person, with rules on averages and handicaps from local leagues and prior seasons.
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A's Rally To Eight Straight Wins In Exhibition Swing
Connie Mack, veteran Athletics president manager, hopeful after A s eighth straight victory. Roy Parameleee was effective as Philadelphia beat New Orleans 7 2 in Lake Charles, LA, with the Indians due to visit for final exhibitions.
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