Many Seeking Allegheny Post Hill One of Bucs Mainstays
The Meadville Tribune-Republican reports more than twenty-two applicants seek the Allegheny football coach post, with strong mentions for Tommy Holleran of Thiel College and George Woodman from Clairton. Also noted are local sports feats including Marl Perrine's new bowling high score and updates on Pirates pitchers Camten Hill Orland DerManuel and others.
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Allegheny
Tribune-Republican
Meadville
Carhed
Herb McCracken
Rafayette College
Dartmouth
George Woodman
Ol City
Clairton
Pittsburgh
Marl Perrine
Charis Simmons
Perrine
Oil City
Camten Hill
Pittsburgh Pirate
Hi. Balinger
Te Poston
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Kremer
Hill
Holly
Wrench
Bush
Dawson, Meadows
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High Ball Season Opens April 20 for Warren High
Warren High gears up for the April 20 opener as Coach McCall fields a likely 30 plus squad from spring tryouts. A Junior High workout at 1 30 prompts all candidates to report for positions while youths impress with their showings. If Leidig’s group is available the first diamond skirmish may feature a Wheeler-High foe in a spirited scholastic nine debut.
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McCall
High Baseball
Wilmark
Hich
Zoth
Leidig
Simpson Leads Bunion Derby Into Trenton
Paul Simpson of Wilmington, NC led the field on the second lap toward Trenton in the cross continental foot race. He completed 46.4 miles from Elizabeth NJ in 10 hours 50 minutes. Johnny Salo from Passaic finished second last year, with other finishers including Ed Gardiner, Voight Housetater, Karl Cools, Herbert Hileman, Arthur Newton and Sem Rienman in a long, foggy day race.
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Bilmington
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Trenton
Charles @ Pyles
Sell
Johnny Salo
Passaic
Winener
Ian
New York
Elizabeth
Ed Gardiner
Seattle
Negrii
Voight Housetater
Maniatee
Mich
Karl Cools
Belgium
Kane child nearly struck by car in Kane incident
April 7 Kane Louise Mangia six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Acmil Mangus of Sheffield narrowly escaped serious injury Sunday afternoon after breaking from her mother and running into traffic near Fraley street in front of the McCrory building. Roy Nelson driver of a Moon roadster swerved to avoid the child and stopped the car. The girl suffered a torn stocking and minor bruises.
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Louise Mangia
Acmil Mangus
Sheffield
Harrow
Fraley Strest
McCrory
Moon
Roy Nelson
D.& W. R. Davis Pacage
Nicky
Hep Idoyn
Spartansburg High Five Faces Erie County Champ Mills
Spartansburg High’s basketball team, the town’s strongest in years, builds to a showdown with West Millereek Weel at Millereek Avenue arena. The Class B Crawford county champions posted a 19-1-1 season, scoring 346 while allowing 187, led by Gibson with 187 points. The schedule lists wins over Cambridge Springs, Townville, Bloomfield, and others, with their only loss to Cambridge Springs by 17–12.
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Spartangburg High
Atrang Weel Millereek Ave
County warns dog owners to license pets under new order
The Dispatch Herald-A reports county officials tested a dog license enforcement after complaints by residents. Harrisburg officer Ty Showers led arrests for failing to obtain licenses, with fines and fees outlining state law. Justice Goodwin logged activity in Wesleyville for the month, noting 147 fines and costs totaling $84.7.
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Montmuiriag
Weunty Commnis Siouiéra
Ty Showers
Harrisbueg
Rollo |Mccray
Wesleyville
Squire Goodwin
Lack Water Cooperation In Cage League Mars Next Season Plans
Erie County Interscholastic Basketball League officials plan stronger cooperation with team managers for next season as disputes over rescheduling and league authority linger after a disrupted season. West Millereeke High clinched the title with a win over Northast. Union High of Girard secured runnerup honors, while Garey High sits third as standings tighten.
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Erie County
Tnteradhglastis
Jack Kestner
Erie Dispatch-Herald
West Millereeke High
Northast
Union High
Girard
Inboro
Garey High
County League
Butler to Get Big Airport in Penn Township
United Press reports Butler County will receive a $500,000 airport project. George B. Harn, president of the Pittsburgh Aviation Industries Corporation, announces development and construction start immediately in Penn Township Hann. Plans call for field and related facilities, signaling rapid airport expansion in the region.
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United Press Pyetsburgh
Butler County
George B. Harn
Prsident
Pittsburgh Aviation Industries Corporation
Scow
Penn Township
Hann
Unclear coinage ad fragment with pricing hints
Fragmentary advertisement listing small coin amounts and prices, including 70c and 35 cents, with unclear product references and a date-like note. No clear entities or full items identified. reads as a miscellaneous price sheet from an old newspaper page.
Retirements mark long service at United Prep WASHINGTON
Two officials of the American Stew aid Wire Co at Donora resign after long careers. View President Henry A. Barren retires after 52 years and J B Clark, general superintendent, after 48 years. Also, a ten year old boy is seriously injured after a fall from a bridge near New York Central railroad.
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United Prep
Washington
American Stewaid Wire Co
Donora
Henry A. Barren
Am J.B. Clark
Eric—Brown
Liberty Street
New York Central Railroad
John Ross
St .Vincent's Hospital Attiches
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