St Edward’s five finish season strong despite late game loss
St Edward’s high school basketball completed a successful season with a 16 win 14 loss record though a planned game against St Agatha’s Menaville was canceled. Martin Ressler led with 191 points followed by Tommy Crane 160 as the team’s top scorers.
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St. Eaward
Tommy Crane
St. Edward's
St. Ranard
Spartansburg
Centerville
Cory High
Menaville St. Agatha's
Titusville
St. Joseph's
Oil City St. Joseph’s
Titusville St. Joseph
Cathedral Prep
al Bie Kanty Prep
Oi City St. Joseph
Corry High
Wattsburg
Waterford
Altaville St. Joseph
Dunkirk St. Mary's
Kanty Prep
Thomas Ressler
George Jackson
Joseph Mooney
Trout Are Active as Pennsylvania Stocking Surges
Commissioner C. A. iPrench of Pennsylvania announces stocking of brook brown and rainbow trout with up to 18 inch specimens. By April 15 at least one million catchable fish to be released. Stockers show rapid feeding within 15 minutes of planting and anglers urged to follow laws to avoid prosecution.
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Pennsylvania
Pennysylvania
The
Fish Commission
Iin
Louis Knocks Out Thomas In Fifth Round To Retain Crown
Chicago April 2 Heavyweight champion Joe Louis knocked out Harry Thomas in the fifth round to retain the crown. Louis, who sent Thomas to the canvas multiple times including a decisive final flurry, eyed a rematch with Max Schmeling on June 22. Thomas pressed early but Louis dominated with sharp left hooks and controlled the pace, ending the bout at two minutes 50 seconds of the round.
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United Press
Chicago
Joe Louis
Harry Thomas
Max Schmeling
Thomas
Minnesota
Thorn- 88
Louis
Davey Miller
Schmeling
Schmelin
Sthmeling
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Standings in A B C tourney unchanged in Chicago report
United Press notes the American Bowling Congress tournament standings in Chicago. Key teams include Wiseman, Colonial Paper, Kunzelman Taser, and Toe Pliggers with scores around 3,000. Individual leaders Don Berritty and Carroll Davies are listed from Jackson and Wauwatoma, with other entrants from St. Louis, Milwaukee, Erie, and Toledo.
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United Press
Chicago
Américan’ Bowling Congress
Wiseman
Isaac Baker
Pon Efie
Carroll Davies
Wauwafomg
Wis
Toe Pliggers
Pat MocLaughlin
Erie
Pieaston
Sid Sherman
Toledo
Cohen Gustafson Pace in Mixed Doubles Tourney
Toe Cohen and Mrs Ruby Gustafson topped the mixed doubles bowling tourney at Recreation Alleys with a 1249 gross score. Twelve teams entered the event, which concluded this evening with two pairs tied for second place on 1195.
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Toe Cohen
Ruby Gustafson
Tiwo
Ray Gresne
Violet Ragke
Ang My
Carl Gustafson
Penn State javelin star emerges winner in track meet
Penn State javelin standout Nick Vukmanic defeated Michigan State as Penn State set a new school record with a throw of 213 feet 54 inches. Michigan State won the meet 75 to 51, while Sam Priola previously held the old Penn State mark.
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Pai
Nick Vukmanic
Penn State
Michigan State
Michigan
Vukmanic
Jefferson Township
Sam Priola
Browns Seek Win in San Antonio Exhibition Action
The St. Louis Browns aimed for a third straight win over the Toledo Mudhens and a fifth straight exhibition victory of the spring. Promoter Mike Jacobs noted two left hooks near the round’s end as 10,468 fans attended, paying total receipts of $45,800 with net receipts totaling $27,599.56 after deductions for Louis and Thomas.
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Srowns
San Antonio
Tex
St. Louis Browns
Toledo
Mike Jacobs
Louis
Thomas
Oxford Wins on Thames in Historic Intercollegiate Rowing
Oxford defeated Cambridge in the 0th renewal of the world’s oldest intercollegiate rivalry on the Iver Thames. Oxford broke Cambridge’s resistance with a swift move in the third mile and won by two lengths, marking a second straight victory over Cambridge.
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United Press
Putney
Eng
Oxford
Iver Thames
Cambridge
St Edward's to Meet Merchants for Net Title
Corry's Merchants, city independent basketball champions, clash with St Edward's quintet in a booster game at Noor In on a Wednesday evening. The match caps the season as the final city game and aims to draw a large crowd to the St Edward's gymnasium with early ticket sales to begin next year.
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St. Edward's School
Corry's Merchants
St. Edward's
Noor In
Piunsday
Joe Cbaressi
Christensen's take two from Electrics in Antler League
Christensen's bowling team won two games from the Pennsylvania lettuce squad in the Antler League last evening. John Maloney and Frank Kinley led the losers with strong averages, while Scheppner and Carrig posted top scores for Penn Electric. The match totals show close individual scores across both sides.
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Istensen Motors Peake
W. Crakker
VanTassel
Tanner
Brown
Christensen
Iron Enrichment Found In Southern Oysters
Oysters from southern Iwatera show higher iron and lower copper than those from North Atlantic states, according to the New Jersey Department of Agriculture.
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Iwatera
North Atlantic States
New Jersey
Giants Not Cinch To Repeat This Campaign
In Tampa on April 2 the National League pennant race appears open with four clubs dominating recent seasons. Bill Terry suggests the Giants are a cinch, but evidence hints a shakeup is possible among the big four the Giants Cubs Pirates Cardinals. The league could split into four groups with Giants Cubs Pirates Bees, Dodgers Reds showing improvement while Phillies lag.
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United Press
Tampa
Ibil Terry
Giants
Terry
Cubs
Cardinals
Canta
Pirates
Sulbs
Bees
Dodgers
Reds
Phillies
Solters Comes to Terms With Indians
Cleveland April reports Julius Moose Solters, left fielder and team batting leader last season at .223, agreed to a one year contract after a three hour meeting with Vice President Cy Stapnica at League Park, ahead of Getaway Day in New Orleans training base.
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Cleveland Indians
New Orleans
Oscar Vit
Julius
Moose) Solters
Solters
Tribe
Cy Stapnica
League Park
Prized Baby Panda Su Lin Dies at Brookfield Zoo
THICAGO April 2 Su Lin the prized baby giant panda died yesterday at Brookfield Zoo. An official said her body would be given to the Field Museum for mounting after a post mortem to determine the cause of death. The examination would aid zoologists. She was one of two pandas in captivity with Mei Mei, her playmate, brought to Brookfield last February from western China.
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Thicago
Su-Lin
Broofield Zoo
Robert Bean
Field Museum
Mei Mei
Brookield
Seechuen-Tibetian
China
Richard Harkness, Jr
Titusville, Pa
Corry Rifle Team Nosed Out In Tight Northiwont Match
Corry rifle team lost by six points to Walnut Creek in a Northiwont Pennsylvania league contest on Walnut Creek range last evening. Art Knapp led Corry with a high match score of 21 while Kur Harski shot 487 for Walnut Creek.
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Conry
Walnut Creek
Art Knapp
Corry
Hind
Kurharski
Pirates Chalk Up Eighth Straight Win in Exhibition
In Fresno California on April 2 the Pittsburgh Pirates won 6-0 over a semi professional Fresno club. Red Lucas and Russ Bauers pitched well allowing two hits as the Pirates collected twelve hits. Five runs were scored in the fifth inning.
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United Press
Fresno
Calif
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wresno Club
Red Lucas
Russ Bauers
Pirate Ring
Giants Edge Indians in Spring Tour Opener
The New York Giants defeated the Cleveland Indians in Lake Charles in the first of a 14 game tour across seven states. The series marks the fifth spring meeting, with the Giants holding a 3-1 edge entering this game.
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Giants
Lake Charles
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Ex Bellhop Again Tops Challenger As Apostoli Fights On
New York April 2 Myed Apostoli ex bellhop again pursues Freddie Steele’s middleweight title after a unanimous 15 round decision over Glenn Lee of Edison Neb. The bout at Madison Square Garden drew 15218 fans as Apostoli edged Lee and eyeed a possible May clash with Jack McAvoy with a title shot likely delayed until September if at all.
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United Press
New York
Tispo Myed Apostoli
Freddie Steele
Apostoli
Steele
Jack McAvoy
San Francisco
Corbett
Marcel ‘Hil
Inurope
Lee
Apostoll
Jit
Madison Square Garden
Change in System Endangers Big-Ten Tennis
New York April 2 United States Lawn Tennis Association opposes any plan to hold Davis Cup play biennially. A March 16 letter frowns on a German proposal to change annual competition, announced at the upcoming Davis Cup nations meeting in London.
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United Press
New York
United States Lawn Teniis Association
U.S. S
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