Today in Sport Golf Boosts Membership and Local Notes
Corry Country Club membership has more than doubled in recent years. Tony Joy, a young pro, plans to visit the course soon. Sunday baseball on the junior high field seems doomed as school officials review cigar smokers in teaching staff. Johnny Moore credits golf for plate improvement, while Walt Swantek enters the Canadian American circuit. Bonar Phillips wins retention in organization after a close call with the Cleveland Indians. A fundraising drive for James A. Naismith’s basketball initiative nears its $41,183 goal with $2,000 more expected. Maxie Strub defeats Joe Zodda on the ice, spurring talk of a title shot. Jim Pappas plans a sweepstakes tourney for Class B bowlers. Henri Dusek faces suspension after an on‑air altercation with announcer Wil Blateley. Warren’s HyVis Oillagers post 11 wins against 8 losses, with Joe Leson leading scoring at 169 points in 18 games.
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Eric
Joe Zodda
New York
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Jim Pappas
Recreation Allays
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HyVis Oillagers
Otters
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Indianapolis U. S. Tires
Akron Goodyears
Chicago Crusaders
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Titusville KEGLERS Roll 2889 to Beat Local Team
Leon Come of Nelson Jewelers led Titusville to a 2889 to 2755 win over Corry Jamestown bowlers. Come posted 204 255 214 for 673, Burr led locals with 204 285 170 for 609. Various scores listed for both teams.
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Eckstrom
Patterson Sess
Forsberg
Tetnis
Golden-Lax Tablets and San-Cura Ointment Ad
An old newspaper ad promotes GOLDEN-LAX TABLETS to relieve constipation and SAN-CURA OINTMENT to soothe itching. It claims rapid healing and a double attack on piles, urging readers to buy at drug stores.
Greatest stars of basketball meet in Olympic berth tourney
In New York the eight top college teams begin the Olympic berth tournament at Madison Square Garden. Favorites McPherson Oilers and Hollywood Universals loom, with seven players expected from the winner and five from the runner up to join Uncle Sam’s Olympic squad. Semifinals set for tomorrow, final Sunday.
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United Press
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Springfeld
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Hefeal
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Fillingham to Receive Tryout with Pirates
Pittsburgh April 3 Former Duquesne University football captain Jim Fillingham will get a Pirates tryout at Forbes Field on April 19. The assistant captain and halfback of last season is a second baseman and may be placed with a minor league affiliate for seasoning.
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Jim Fillingham
Duquesne University
Pittsburgh Pirate
Forbes Field
Fillingham
Duquesne
Pirates
Charleroi
Art Strutt
Jones Favored As Augusta Golf Tourney Opens
Bobby Jones opened as the favorite in the third Augusta Master’s golf championship. Quoted at 6 to 1, Jones leads a field with Henry Picard 8 to 1 and John ny Revolta 8 to 1. Weather worsened the course but wind and sun helped dry it. twelfth hole bridge remains submerged. Sam Paris and Bill Burke start the opening two-somes after the delay.
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United Press
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Bobby Jones
Jones
Georgia
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Lawson Little
Gene Larszen
Jimmy Hines
Paul Runyan
Bo Dudley
Sam Paris
Bill Burke
Egan, Ex-Amateur Golf Champion, Critically Ill
Everett physicians report H. Chandler Egan once-ws amateur golf champion is critically ill with pneumonia. He was taken to Everett General Hospital from Medford Oregon where he supervised construction of a new golf course at the American Legion Memorial Park.
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Wash
H. Chandler Egan
Everett General Hospital
Medford
Ore
American Legion
Osborne Purchased By Mission Club In PCL
Wayne Osborne the righthanded pitcher who failed to stick with Abe Brooklyn Dangers was purchased by the Mission club of the Pacific Coast League by the Boston Bees. Osborne won 11 games and lost 7 last season. Chapman Still Holdout With Yankees In Atlanta Ben Chapman arrived seeking pay or a trade. He refused to play until his demands were met. Dodgers Break Even In Florida Brooklyn won 10 games and tied 1 in spring exhibition play. Giants Over Tribe In Clarksdale Giants top Indians 6 to 6 on a ninth inning rally. Tigers Coming North Detroit heads north with 26 players for nine exhibition games en route home. Millies Impresses Nationals Walter Millies, Brooklyn catcher, shows well in three innings for the Nationals in a 4 to 1 win over the Reds.
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Bees
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Chapman
Atlanta
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Ben Chapman
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Toledo
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Chattanooga
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Bucky Harris
Washington Nationals
Walter Milles
Tom Brooklyn
Cincinnati Reds
Buck Newam
Spider causes fire alarm by damp web at Pasadena doorbell
In Pasadena a fire department inquiry found a spider had woven a heavy web behind a doorbell switch. The damp web caused a short circuit triggering the alarm. No injuries reported. Authorities advised inspection after unusual electrical fault.
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Pasadena
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