Two World Boxing Titles on Block This Week
Two world boxing titles head to the block this week with five signed matches set abroad and in the United States. Tokyo hosts Yoshiro Shirai defending his light flyweight crown against Dado Marino in a rematch, while Johannesburg spans Vict Toewell defending his bantamweight title against Jimmy Caruthers. Nationally, key TV bouts feature Joey DeJohn vs Norman Hayes and Dami Bucceroni vs Danny Nardito as the season’s boxing slate unfolds amid bowl chatter and college football headlines.
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Tokyo
Yoshiro Shirai
Japan
Dado Marino
Hawaii
Vict Toweel
South Africa
Jimmy Carruthers
Australis
Johannesburg
Detroit
Joey DeJohn
Syracuse
Norman Hayes
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Dami Bucceroni
Philadelphia
Heries
Danny Nardito
Tampa
Fla
Georgia Back Quits School After Georgia Penn State
University of Georgia halfback Conrad Manisera withdrew after visiting home following the Georgia Penn game. Coach Wallace Buits cited academic difficulties affecting the Lyndhurst junior, who decided not to return to school. A separate note mentions Ocean Drive, winner of the 14 Hibiscus al, entering Fred W. Hooper's string as a stable pony.
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Associated Press
Athens
Wallace Buits
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Conrad Manisera
University of Georgia
Lyndhurst
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Fred W. Hooper
Michigan State Edges Toward AP Grid Poll Lead
Michigan State holds a slim lead in the AP college football poll amid reshuffling after Oklahoma’s upset and Georgia Tech’s 45-6 win over Army. Maryland slips to second, Notre Dame rises to sixth, while UCLA and Southern California remain strong in the top ranks.
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Virginia
Navy
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Holy Cross
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Tinois
Bowling standings and scores in local leagues from last night
Niederitter's maintained the lead in the Men's A League with three points from Michaelson's as Fireside and Blue Bonnet traded wins and pin totals. Clymer League saw lead changes as Clymer Bay moved ahead by three points while American Legion faltered. Al's Clothes Shop climbed to a tie for first in the VFW Men's B League with several teams posting high three-game totals. The Moose League narrowed as Progress slipped and Wisdom swept Purity while Moosehaven won three.
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Niedwrriter
Fireside
Blue Bonnes
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Clymer Bay
Clymer
GLF
American Legion
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Clymer Bank
Clymer Bac Mt
Clymer Drugs
Art's Barbers
Kolstee Keystone
Thompson Farms
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Stahl's
VFW
Tagm Electric
Hickle Electric
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Al's Clothes Shop
Model Dairy
van Cise Keystone
Merritt
Wisdom
Purity
Moosehaven
Moose
dLext
Progress
Mooseheant
Mooseheart
Corry High School gridiron champions honored at assembly
Corry High School celebrated its Section IT League title with an afternoon assembly in the school auditorium. Principal H J Sheen presided as toastmaster and speakers including Dr Lawrence Douglas and Mayor J Fred Kibley praised the players and coach Lou Hanna. The program ended with a cheer for Coach Hanna and his assistants as students were dismissed early.
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Widitorium
H. J. Sheen
Lawrence Douglas
Sells
Richard Bachomner
Beaver Club
Lou Hanna
Nick” Hopden
Victor Gragg
Bob Olson
Olage
Hanna
Linn
Villanova Back Still Pacing Scorers in Penn College AU
Hob Hauer reports Villanova lead scorer Lotieh Dowd remains atop Pennsylvania college grid charts with 64 points from 18 conversions and TDs. Harry Miller of Kings College drives with 18 TDs for 78 points. West Chester’s Earl Hersh rises to third with five touchdowns against Millersville to reach 19 TDs and 77 points.
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Philadelphia
Hob Hauer
Vilkuiova
Lotieh Dows
Bahutesy
Pennsylvania
Earl Hersh
Ihve
Millersville
Fights Last Night Across Cities End in Knockouts
Reports from Chicago Detroit Philadelphia Boston and Havana depict a chaotic night of boxing and street sport. Names such as Jimmy Martines Walter Gartier Otay Gratia Mast Migul Mar divele and Char Me Machine Gun Thompson appear in diverse bouts with varying outcomes and city venues.
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Chicago
Jimmy Martines
Phoenix
Arie
Allie Gro Inik
Detroit
Brooklyn
Walter Gartier
New York
Otay Gratia
Philadelphia
Holyoke
Mast
Miguel Mardivele
Havana
Char Me Machine Gun Thompson
Boston
Georgia Tech Blasts Theory in Strong Showdown
Georgia Tech, unbeaten and favored, overwhelms rival squad in a decisive game. The Yellow Jackets feature standout backs and linemen, with co captain George Morris and players from Georgia, North Carolina, Alabama, and Pennsylvania contributing. The roster includes Roger Trey from Berklehien Pa and Chick Wills of Scranton Pa.
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New York
Georgia Tech
Dixie
Bobby Dod
Roger Trey
Berhlehien
Chick Wills
Scranton
Meeron
Georent 2
Atlanta
Georgia
Hordeman
Lafayette
Bill Teasis
Andrews
N. C
Javid
Glen Turner
Talladeen
Ala
St Louis Iceman Tops In Hockey Loop Scoring
Gayle Fielder leads the American Hockey League scoring race for the week aboard the St. Louis Flyers top affiliate of the Detroit Red Wings. The 21 year old rookie, set to turn 22, has 17 goals and eight assists, supported by teammates in the top scoring group as Hershey’s Acnie Tutswalle and others chase. Gustavsen of Syracuse leads in penalty minutes with 38, while Gordon Res Henry of Hershey posts the best season average among goalies.
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Oil City
Franklin
Beavers
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Titusville High
Rockets
Dick McCoy
Penn State
Rutgers University
Nittany Lions
Georgia Tech
Alabam
New York State
American Hockey League
Homie
New Orleans
Tennessee
New York
Gayle Fielder
Detroit Red Wing
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Ringy
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Red Wings
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New Westminser
Timc
Chicago
Hershey
Acnie Tutswaller
Kullmattus
Norm Corcoran
Pitts Bureh
Phil Maroney
Malaney el Maree
Bonin
Last Night's Fights in Sydney End With Upset
In Sydney Australia Wey Bennett beat Bluey Wilkins by knockout after a tense bout. Vietoris scored a late win to cap the card as Queensland fans watched.
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Nighi
Sydney
Australia
Wey Bennett
Queensland
Bluey Wilkins
Vietoris
Open rest of state to small game hunting
Harrisburg reports Governor Fine extended the small game hunting ban after forest fire threats eased. A proclamation lifted statewide restrictions except in several counties, as weather and fire danger improved. Officials noted inquiries and license return issues while urging caution to prevent fires.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylva
Tbese Son
Hye Beer
John S. Fine
State Game Commission
New Jersey
New York
Wxen Almayst
Copunieum Sumie Ays
Dustick
Commonwealth
Worvoneiland
200 Clubs 4 feewre Teaguer bowling stars
Cragg and Mountain led last evening's Teaguer bowling with 255 and 625 games. Hurlbut added 219 and 620, while Duteoxgr posted 208s. Other strong scores include Shannon 212, Stahl 206, Lamielle 241, McLean 292, and Williams 207 as a long list of bowlers filled the night. Nimbus notes mention dry weather and KB Ly. the unbeaten turf champion of 1253 is slated to be vested until next Spring.
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Vic Cragg
Rotky
Dick Hurlbut
John Dubrosky
Cragg
Mountain
Hurlbut Hut
Duteoxgr
Chick Farden
Chuck Savite
Bob Fen Low
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