Mineo Builders Win to Take First in Men’s A League
Minco Builders climbed to first place after a three point win over Blue Bonnet in Men’s A League last night. Results show Minco 92 874 929 Blue Bonnet 14 827 865 with individual scores from Jensen’s, Cory Den, Bemis Service and others. In Men’s B, Swhi's Jewelers led by sweeping three points from Merritt Appliance while Hickle Electric defeated Model Dairy. standings include Stuhl's Jewelers 20 0 and Merritt Appliance 15 0.
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Mineo Builders
Blue Bonnet
Minco Builders
Niederriter
Cory Novelty
Gory
Jensen's
Thompson Products
Bemis Service
Minco
Jensen
Cory
Bemis Serydoe
Corry Noveltya
Thompson Maple Products
Niederriter's
Swhi
Martin Motor Sales
Kolstee
Keystone Weld
Clymer
Iron Art
Clymer Bag
Carlisce Lumber
Busy Days For Hunters and Boxing TV Fight Schedule
Hunters in the city and surrounds await the small game season opening unless delayed by Governor Fine. First day runs 0 to 6 am and 7 am to 6 pm, with prospects favorable for rabbits and grouse. ringneck pheasants are plentiful due to stocking efforts. Boxing fans can watch Rocky Castellani versus Mickey Laureano in Cleveland and George Arias versus Red Davis in Madison Square Garden, with titles and rankings noted.
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John Fine
State Game Commission
Commission
Gorty Rod and Gun Club
Cleveland
Rocky Castellani
Mickey Laureel
Pranve
Castellani
Bobo Olson
Madison Square Garden
George Arija
Davis
Armujo
Jimmy Carter
Araujo
Umberdos
Whitney leads Bowl-Aire league with 697 series debut
Whitney blistered the boards at Bowl-Aire with a 697 series in his first league appearance paced by games of 240 and 232. The field featured a string of double hundreds including Homer Humes 200 Gordon Holthouse 412 Wille Van Burden 201 Hob Jackson 419 and many others across the standings.
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Georse ‘Whitney
Bowl-Aire
Homer Humes
Gordon Holthouse
Wille van Burden
Homer Loomis
Hob Jackson
Ken Harvey
Doc Kelsey
Dick Merkle
Danny Dykes
Bill Lamielle
Orval Bisbee
Russ Bemis
Troy Chase
Marv Perkins
Bob Morton
Don Maloney
Charley Shusy
Euland Harvey
Phil Sample
Notre Dame Dominates AP Football Poll Atop Rankings
Notre Dame remains number one in the weekly Associated Press college football poll with Maryland second and West Virginia rising to fifth. Georgia Tech drops, Southern California and UCLA rise, while Michigan State falls from the top ten as Oklahoma and UCLA challenge for spots. Illinois and Ohio State noted among the top contenders with various upsets reshaping the order.
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Associated Press
New York
Notre Dame
Purdue
Michigan State
Trish
Navy
Georgian Tech
Pennsylvania
Georgia Tech
Michigan
Southern California
UCLA
Dame
Maryland
West Virginia
Baylor
Onee-Ted Thinais
WMY
Michigest State
Spartans
California
Georgia ‘Tech
Oklahoma
Michigin
Neds
South Carolina
Bayforkes
Texas Christian
Thinols
West Virgin
Penn State
Mountaineers
Oregon State
USC
Oregon
Vanderhilt
Kansas State
Panthers Told To Beware Of Giel In Clash With Minnesota
Pittsburgh scout Ernie Hefferle warns Pitt to fear All American Paul Giel as Minnesota visits Minneapolis on Saturday. Hefferle notes Minnesota crushed Michigan 28-0 last week, while Pitt fell 27-2 to Northwestern. Pitt has never defeated Minnesota.
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Panthers
Giel
Pittsburgh
Ernie Hefferle
University of Pittsburg
Paul Giel
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Hefferle
Michiagu
Pitt
Northwestern
Ehlers Named To GM Post With Baltimore Orioles
Art Ehlers, formerly Philadelphia Athletics general manager, is hired as Orioles GM with a three year deal and a bonus plan. He vows flexible trading to strengthen pitching and overall improvement, stressing no exchange is off the table and cash may not be needed. Clarence Miles confirms Ehlers has full authority provided the club isn’t mortgaged as the Baltimore syndicate funds the Browns buy.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Orioles
Tash
Art Ehlers
Philadelphia Athletics
Clarence W. Miles
Moneymen
Ehlers
Miles
Potomoke, Md
Flyweight Champion Shirai Defeats Allen in Tokyo Bout
Yoshio Shirai retained the world flyweight title by outlasting challenger Terry Allen in fifteen rounds in Tokyo. The bout featured prolonged clinches and a fought atmosphere as Shirai earned a unanimous decision.
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Tokyo
Yoshio Shirai
Terry Allen
London
High Reserves Fall to Oil City in Season Finale
Corry High reserves lost 6-0 at Oil City to close their season, finishing 4-1. The lone scoring play came in the third quarter when Frank Harrington’s pass to Rigar went 40 yards for a touchdown. Oil City’s late drive stalled on the Oilers’ 10-yard line with two minutes left.
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Oil City
Oilers
Little Beavers
Corry High
GM City
Little Beaver
Oss
Corry
Goldie Crags
Muimph
Frank Harrington
Rigar
Carr
Onstumble
Comy
Harvey
Fleming
French
Clabbats
Sanders
Follett
John Burkhart
Jim Burkhart
Miller
Hixson
Sorenson
Awstin
Greybill
Shaver
Maroney
Carroll
Dodd
Burchfield
Rivar
Pop
Plillins
Steelers safety Man set to return to action
Steelers safety man, sidelined since the season opener with a dislocated shoulder, is ready to return. The club moved hips from reserve list and waived rookie tackle Bil Legarty. Fran Rogel broke his nose in the 31-14 victory over the Packers and is expected to play Saturday against the Eagles.
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Pittsbucwin
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Lst
Billegarty
Villenova
Fran Rogel
Green Bay Packers
Rogel
Philadelphia Eagles
Lucky bettors share richest New York daily double
Two gamblers each holding $10 tickets split a $9,847.50 win after Silly Ser and Bist O'Roses combined for a top daily double in New York racing. Silly Ser had one win in 11 starts and Blast O’Roses had one win in 23 starts, as the big payout went to the two $10 ticket holders.
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New York
Silly Ser
Bist O'Roses
Silly Sera
Blast O'Roses
Football lineup fragment with players and subs
Nellie and Daum, guards Gopky, center Harrington, quarterback Hicks and Hartz, halfbacks Bruno, fullback. Subs Johnson, Gonzales, Bickel, Boland, Parison and Henderson.
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Nellie
Daum
Gopky
Harrington
Hicks
Hartz
Bruno
Johnson
Gonzales Bickel
Boland
Parison
Henderson
Giardello Beats Cartier to Pursue Title Shot
Philadelphia middleweight Joey Giardello wins his sixth in a row by unanimous decision over Walter Cartier at the Eastern Parkway Arena in Brooklyn. He calls for a shot at the champion, listing Gavilan, Turpin, and others as possible opponents. The telecast underscored Giardello's rising bid and potential clash in England.
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Brooklyn
Joey Giardello
Philadelphia
Walter Cartier
Waryfinder Akastern Parkway Arena
Atampton Bobs Olson
Cve
Joe
Cas
Kid Gavilan
Randy Turpin
Tim
England
Tunpin
Parkway
Carty
WPIAL grid teams boast perfect records this season
Pittsburgh report shows 21 teams among 166 football programs with unbeaten marks at midpoint. Gardner Point ratings list New Castle Baldwin and VicDonald atop Class AA and B respectively, with several contenders across divisions.
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Pittsburgh
Gardner
New Castle
Baldwin
VicDonald
Har-Bruck
Donora
Leechsburg
Derry Township
Geringa Township
Beaver
Canonshire
West View
McDonald
Sewick—ley Township
Bridgeville
East McKeesport
Oakmont
Cumberland Township
Union Township
Perfeel Eevord
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Joe Darnofall
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Titusville
Titusville High
First Presbyterian Church
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Frankie Albert
Stanford University
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