Junior High Wins Big Basketball Season At Northside School
A Corry Junior High basketball squad, coached by W. C. Pomeroy and assisted by J. Watson, posted one of the finest seasons at the northside school, losing only three games. The team claimed inter-class playoff triumphs over Sophomores, Clymer High Seconds, Youngsville, Union City, and Titusville, sparking talk of a permanent athletic honor in the school.
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Corry
Calvin
Northside
W. C. Pomeroy
D. J. Watson
Grimy Aish
Ani
Lo Gory Hien Senaol
Vis
Torles
Enon
Clymer High Seconds
Youngsville
Union City
Titusville
Juntor
Smaller Football To Aid Passing Game
United Press reports changes to football size to quicken passing and handling. The national duties committee approved a smaller circumference for the 1941 ball, reducing the short axis from 22 1/4 to 21 1/2 inches after a nationwide coaches and athletic directors survey. Secretary William S Langhorne cited easier handling and faster play as goals of the measure.
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United Press New York
William 5. Langroril
Zim
Ten teams stay tight in Pittsburgh bicycle race standings
In a chaotic Pittsburgh bike race ten teams remained bunched within four laps of each other after 7 a m. on the 2056 mile course. American team leaders McNamara Beckman and Peden Ady held six laps as Torchy Peden and Andy led a Canadian contingent. European rider Bogigang crashed, fracturing a shoulder and forcing withdrawal.
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McNamara
Beckman
Pittsburgh
United Press
Reggie McNamara
Tony Beck
Torchy Peden
Dules Andy
Feld
A. Bogigang
Europeam
Doe
LaPortes
Pets McNamara
Au Peden
Ady J
van Kempen Bartell
LePage
St Laureant
Petsi
Zach
Ae Fatto
Bagglo
Booginins
van Sidmboule
van Cohen
Eller
Ases
Fielding
McDonald
Vialiatt
Smith
Changes in Cage Rules Discussed at Atlanta Meeting
Conference in Atlanta on March 31 considered several proposed basketball rule changes. Allen of Kansas noted host policy favored not recommending changes, while proposals included raising the basket, eliminating the free throw after a made field goal, limiting the goaltending rule, reducing the size of the basket area, or enlarging the basket diameter. The final coaches meeting was postponed to Tuesday.
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United Press
Atlanta
Allen
Kansas
Une
Mack Still Building as He Swings North
Pr. PT Myers Mg March 3 Connie Matle has begun solid scouting prep for a return to Philadelphia. Hank Winston from Raleigh is released unconditionally after a rough season. Archie Mestin appears to steer the squad as Win Gate lingers in doubt.
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Mack
Myers
Connie Matle
Alfiethe
Philadelphia
Hank Winston
Raleigh
Wingate
Archie Mestin
Casey Stengel New Pilot Adds Popularity
Brooklyn Dodgers hire Casey Stengel to manage, hoping his leadership boosts morale and sparks changes in a weak training camp. The roster faces pitching gaps with Perkins and Page eyed for trades, while infield and outfield positions see hoped-for lineup adjustments and promotions amid unhappy salaries and tight competition.
Cochran Takes Lead in Billiard Play
United Press reports in Chicago that Welker Cochran edged ahead in the world billiards championship with three wins and one loss after a dominant 400 to 200 victory over Will Hoppe of New York in ten innings.
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Cochran
United Press
Chicago
Welker Cochran
Sixt Brancisco
Willia Hoppe
New York
Col Bradley Still Ace in Kentucky
Louisville residents defend champion Colt 2 ridden by Bradley amid protests after a Louisiana owner’s remark. Supporters describe the Kentucky horseman as a top show horse rider, with strong regional loyalty evident during the uproar.
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Col. Bradley
Kentucky
Louisville
Blue Grass
Bradley
Lang
Hha
Louisiéns
Louisians
Corry Gunners Defeat Walnut Creek In Rifle Match
Corry Rifle Club dominates Walnut Creek by 90 points in Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League action. Roy Loder Sr led visitors with 250, while multiple Corry shooters posted strong scores as the team rolled to a wide victory at home.
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Wallace
Corry
Northwestern
Penn
Corry Botani
Registeren
Secomil
Walnut Creek
Roy Loder
Walnut Creek Rifle Clubs
Oi Kn Sj Pe
iSimnacher
Connor
Weinhelmen
R. S. Bower
Loder, Sr
G.G. Bower
Stanbro
G. Loder
Montgomery
Weber
A Moore
Gverish
Corry Rod and Gun Glub Knapp
Coveland
Wallnes
Kittleberger
Israelson
Loyola Aids Ex-Star With Blood Donations
In New Orleans Loyola players rally to donate blood for former star George Queyrouze’s health. Two transfusions have occurred, with a third planned, as doctors work to improve his condition. Queyrouze, once a sprint champion, is described in today’s report with names of colleagues and sponsors involved.
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Loyola
United Press
New Orleans
South
George Queyyonse
Queyronze
Veto
Lie South
Yaith
Billy
Zramele Toppido
Loypia
Ivon
Physitians
Gueyrouce
New Card Index System In Roseland Nightclub
Henry McLemore reports at Roseland on Broadway where manager Belford introduces a card index for hostesses, matching patrons with dancers who can discuss sports. Handsome chatter blends with music as patrons ask about NRA, Connie Mack, and baseball, while dancers’ profiles list age looks and interests.
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Henry McLemore
York
Jo” “Belford
Broadway
Corton
Mie
Belford
Zone defense may be used by South Tossers
South High of Pittsburgh eyes a return to the western state basketball title as Reading High arrives for the PIAA final at Pitt Stadium. Coaches plan for man to man and possible zone defense. South has lost only one game this season and Grover Washabaugh emphasizes team play in practice.
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Pittsburgh
South High
Reading High School
Pitt Stadium
South
Grover Washabaugh
Cubs Rally to Rout Pirates in Spring Exhibition
In Los Angeles on March 31 the Chicago Cubs, aiming to win the spring series, beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 14 to 6. Pat Maloney held Pittsburgh while George Tut Stainback delivered a homer and two singles to drive five runs.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Ralph Birkefer
Hal Smith
Pat Mialorie
Pirates
George
Tut) Stainback
Giants and Indians Open 14 Game Series in New Orleans
The New York Giants and Cleveland Indians begin a 14 game series in New Orleans, with Newark’s Johnny Verges showing improved form after his appendicitis last season. The clubs will move northward toward Cleveland as the schedule unfolds.
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Giants and Indians
United Press
New Orleans
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Johnny Verges
Giants
Diagg
Tulsa Women Capture National A A Crown
Tulsa women from Tilan Business College defeated the two time champion Oklahoma University Cardinifla 24 to 2 to win the women s national A A C A basketball title in Wichita Kansas last night.
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Tulsa
United Press
Wichita
Kan
Tilan Business College
Oklahoma University Cardinifla
GUTTERO CAGE SCORING STAR ON PACIFIC COAST
Pacific Coast Intercollegiate basketball season ends with Washington champions and Lee Galero of USC as scoring star. Washington belts Northwestern, USC dominates Southern division. Gutero Guttero leads Trojan scoring with 140 points, Galer totals 176. Series sees Huskies claim title after three games by 21 to 8, with Gutford strong 45 points across series.
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Virgil Pinkley
United Press
Portland
Ore
Mar
University of Washington
Lee Galero
University of Southern California
Washington
Bob Galer
Ward
Southern California
Sam Barry
Towa
Guttera
Troy
Huskies
Seattle
Gutford
Chap
Galer
Guttero
Bar West
Trojan
Kelly
Ernie Holbrook
West
Coast bids for swim title at Ohio State
Coast teams led by Southern California and Washington, with Michigan from the middle west, are expected to contest the 11th annual NCAA swimming meet finals at Ohio State University. Michigan is favored after dominating preliminaries with multiple strong events and records fall in the opening day trials.
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Southern California
Washington
Columbus
Pacific Coast
California
Middle-West
Michigan
N.C. A.A
Ohio State University
Finday
Ity
Jacke Medics
Ruddy
Columbia
Medica
Austin Glapp
Stanford
Walter Spence
Rutgers
Yale
Schmeling Forced to Cancel Pauling Bout in Barcelona
In Barcelona on March 1, Max Schmeling and promoter officials announced the April bout with Paulino Uzcudín would not proceed due to Schmeling's thumb injury discovered after Thursday's workout. Event details remained unclear as promoters sought replacement plans.
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Schmeling
Pauling
Py Wniwwu
Crea
Barcelona
Spain
Max. Schmeling
Thia
Paulino Uzcudln
Im ‘Thurday
Mica Storm Cham Entered at $2.50 Per 1n Restricte
Carri Witte Xaver reports a real entry fee of 2.50 per item with restricted terms. The note cites a storm event affecting Mica region, with details limited to the stated rate and entry condition. Further specifics are not provided in readable text.
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Mica Storm
Real Fr
Carri Witte Xaver
Fragmentary text on economics and borrowing terms
The readable fragments discuss economic terms and possible borrowing ideas. No clear events, persons, or locations are identifiable.
Fragmentary OCR Note About Cotton Edt Acc
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions cotton and accounts with unclear action. The text is incomplete, offering no clear event, date, person, or organization to identify.
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