Reorganization planned for Erie County League with Corry Merchants champ in 1931
The Erie County Baseball League revival is planned at an Erie meeting with Corry Merchants eyed as 1931 champions. Northeast, Girard, Wesleyville and others may rejoin, aiming for a season-length schedule. reserves and junior teams discussed as possible participants. Meanwhile Transits challenge Warren in Northwestern Pennsylvania basketball finals, with series potential in Union City and a possible Company A tournament link. Local anglers await New York state trout season as Pennsylvania opens later, sparking talk of licenses and streams. veteran observers debate Maxie Rosenbloom versus prior champions in boxing chatter.
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Carnegie Tech hosts relay meet as high schools expected to attend
Apr 1 report notes Carnegie Tech invitational on April 8 with many high schools anticipated. In boxing results Fraheisen of Maring defeats Wettl of Omaha by decision. Union disoning entries listed.
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Today’s Sports Parade by Henry McLemore
A stream of bold opinions from Henry McLemore on boxing, baseball, and women’s athletics. The column lampoons prominent figures like King Levinsky Babe Didrikson and Gene Sivazan, predicting trends and critiquing judges, amateur events, and sports journalism.
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Miller to face Western champion in 128-game bowling duel
Buffalo bowler Joe Miller will meet Western champion Stewart Watson in a 128-game title clash planned across four Eastern blocks. Tentative schedule opens in Buffalo with matches in New York Philadelphia and Syracuse, aiming to crown the 884 world championship.
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Rifleshoot Last Evening at the Corry Row Gun Club
Last night at the Corry Row Gun Club rifleshoot many scores were posted with Loveland leading at 45 34 47 48 44 and Gates close behind 41 46 18 49 41 Guenther and Gard also scoring well. The piece notes Jack Quinn as a character builder capable of shaping winning teams despite limited major league experience.
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Cambridge Wins Twelfth Straight Boat Race Over Oxford Again
Cambridge defeated Oxford in the annual boat race on the Thames marking the tenth straight Cambridge victory and 44th overall in the series begun in 1829. Cambridge led from the start, extending a half-length by Hammersmith and finishing 21 lengths ahead in a 4.2 mile course. The winning time was 20 minutes 5 seconds, slowest since 1925 when Oxford was waterlogged.
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Corry Alphas Rally Past Erie in Tight Basket Raid
The Corry Alphas defeated the Erie Alp ha Chapter 28 to 26 after a late surge led by Jackson with 14 points and Spell with 13. Mountain anchored the defense and scoring, while both chapters shared a social wrap after the game at Bree byterian gymnasium, with a rematch planned in two weeks.
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Altoona Meets Lower Merion For P A Final
Two regional champions Jayeer Mortop and Altoona meet Lower Merion for the Pennsylvania high school basketball final in Philadelphia. Altoona arrives optimistic after a 10 game winning streak and a strong scoring record, while Lower Merion coping with a hurt star Roger Hanger who strained an ankle in the east final.
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Pirates seek added punch in spring tilt against Cubs
In Los Angeles on April 1 1930 the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs 6 to 5 as Vaughn homered with one on to spark the eighth inning. The Pirates hope this win gives them momentum in the final spring training series. The Chicago White Sox, also in Los Angeles, left discouraged after two straight losses to San Francisco. A weak pitching performance by Wilson helped push their defeat to the Giants 5 to 2. Al Simmons drove in a run with the bases loaded and two outs in the seventh.
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Heuser Beats Ebbets In Madison Square Garden
Adolph Heer, a light heavyweight from WYRM Geran, earned his second win in six weeks by defeating veteran Harry Ebbets in a ten round decision before 8,000 fans at Madison Square Garden. The bout paralleled their prior ring meeting as a semifinal to the Camera-Schaat fight, with Ebbets delivering bristling flurries. Heuser weighed 172 1/2 pounds. Ebbets 109 1. At Pittsburgh, Tracey Cox defeated Charlie Burns. other results from Chicago and various spots noted in brief boxing card across the region.
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New York
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Charlie Burns
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Don Asta
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Hermans and Herrmann Scorekeepers Headache
Chicago reporters untangle the Cubs box score confusions as Hermans and Herrmanns clash with misprints and mixed up names William Herman Billy Herman and Floyd Herman are cited among errors while Leroy Herrmann and Lenny Herrisany appear in a muddled box score scene.
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Changes in Ab C standings shift after yesterday’s bowling event
Columbus April 1 officials of the American Bowling Congress expect several changes in tournament standings today as strong teams from St Louis Minneapolis Rochester and Madison vie for top spots. Only four changes occurred yesterday with Delance Spark Plug of Polen rising to fourth place after 2014 pins. Olive Can Company of Chicago took 10th with 2881. Philip Werner of Altoona Pa moved to sixth in the individual event with 688 total and sixth in All-events with 1001. Other listed participants include R Knade and J Bannick among others.
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DuBois Five Wins Diocesan Honors
DuBois Saint Stanislaus defeats Erie St. Stanislaus 24 to 18 on the DuBois K of C. floor to capture the Diocesan championship. Stanislavs War is District 1 champion, Kitules hold District 2 title. Game was fast with a decisive late surge by DuBois.
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Company A Meets Youngsville Five In Sunday Game
Company A to meet Youngsville Five Sunday afternoon at 3.0. A preliminary features the Rambblers against a strong trio. Public invitation extended for the event at the State Armory.
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Hefren Wins at Pittsburgh Boxing Tournament
Pittsburgh April 1 Ardent Hefgen and rivals fought in the Allegheny Amateur Association boxing tournament. Hefgen defeated Sutton and Malkerini while others like Vargosky and Kouly Caran earned decisions over opponents in a night of rapid rounds and close bouts.
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Spirited Armory Games Set for Hyeannus Tournament
Company A plans a Hyeannus Basketball tournament at the State Armory next week with Wednesday to Friday evenings games. Drawings early in the week will yield a definite schedule, opening round Wednesday night and finals Friday night. Eight or nine teams are definite with potential to twelve, including the strong Ben Dedean led Dutchmen and local favorites like the Clymer Plying Dutchmen.
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Fissler Upsets Dope in Aquatic Meet in New York
April 3 report from New York details George Mission of New York upsetting major rivals at the AA Swimming Championships. Fissler, 26, clocked 2 19.0 to win the 20-yard freestyle, beating Ted Wiger of Stanford, with Jack Medica close behind. Lennar Spee held the 20-yard breaststroke title at 2 45.1, while New York Athletic Club led with the 40-yard relay in 8 22.1 as Michigan and Hoosier teams trailed.
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Dodgers Break Camp Start After Slumps and Optimism
The Dodgers will break camp in Miami today after a season of panic over slumps and injuries. Several veterans and rookies are expected to compete for spots on the 1949 or 1950 roster as spring drills wind down.
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