Amateur Gall League and Various Local Sports Notes
Readable fragments describe plans for a new ball diamond west of a national forge plant at Tryine, interest in a Warren county circuit test, and discussions of local softball and bowling events. Mentions include Pad dy Wallcox and King, Soja Henle, and Billy Mier. Baseball salaries, women bowlers, and a proposed farm in Greensining are noted amid scattered sports updates and league chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pwitty
Wetton
Cubs
Chicago ‘Cubs
New York Yunters
McCarthy
Marty Stuhldreher
Morse
Doomas
Ptany
National Forge
Tryine
Paddy Wallcox
Homeron King
Warren County
Madison Square Garden
Adoot
Chen
Raymonds
Aeros
Billy Mier
Meadville
Ponsidev
Ora
A. B.C
Rochester
Brooklyn
Greensining
Penn State
Bill Mickey
Yankees
Hubbell and Feller to clash in pitching duel
United Press reports a pitching duel ahead as Hubbell and Feller were slated to start for the Giants and Indians in New Orleans. The Giants resume exhibition play, aiming to stretch a winning streak across 10 states before opening the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbell
Feller
United Press
New Orleans
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Todiay
Uke
Memphis
Nashville
Jersey City
Giants
Indians
Schumacher
Smith
Billy Terry
Trudy Ederle Hidden Illness In Hospital Reported
News reports reveal Gertrude Ederle, the first woman to swim the English Channel, ill after an operation for a rupture and four days in a Fifth Avenue hospital, with newspapers largely silent on her condition and day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gertrude Ederle
Trudy
Fifth Avenue Hospital
Cape Cris- Nez
France
Nelson Against Field In Augusta Golf Tourney
Augusta Ga Apr 3 United Press Sports The Masters at Augusta narrows to ten with $1 500 top prize. Byron Nelson leads at 138 after 68 72 as Ralph Guldahl Ed Dudley chase at 141 142. Others include Harry Cooper Wilfy Cox Laffoon Manero Revolta Ghezzi and Thomson. Bob Jones out with 153 after two rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Cameron
United Press
Augusta
Byron Nelson
Reading
Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
Big Ed Dudley
Guldahl
Dudley
Harry Cooper
Watk
Wilfy Cox
Bob
Powell Motor Leads ANTLER League Bowling Scores
Powell Motor tops ANTLER League standings as scores roll in across lanes. Individual bowlers posted solid totals with top totals by several players shaping a close race. Team effort and consistency highlighted the night’s competitive balance.
Chicago to host 1938 ABC tournament vote
New York April 3 Chicago bowling fans thanked Detroit delegates for voting their city to host the 1938 American Bowling Congress. Chicago won by a ballot margin at the annual meeting, which was the only contentious item. Albert C. Lattin of New York became president, with Erwin of San Francisco named vice president. Detroit's Dr Koubelak Dentists finished sixth with 2942, Marshall Matz nearly bowled a 297, missing a perfect score by one ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Chcago
Detroit
American Bowling Congress
Chicago
ABC
Albert C. Lattin
Erwin
San Francisco
Calif
Budweisers
Waggoner Stations
Lavarine Hotel
Wadhams
Milwaukee
Fendrick's
Indianapolis
Burt Foundry
Toledo
Marshall Matz
Oil City wins to enter state volleyball semifinals
Oil City High School defeated Somerset to reach the state Interscholastic Volleyball Championship semifinals in State College Pa. Oil City now battles York for a spot in the final against Westinghouse High of Pittsburgh after winning quarterfinals 15 to 6 and 15 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas State College
Oil City High School
Somerset Today
Oil City
York
Westinghouse High
Pittsburgh
of City
Erie Track Stars to Meet in Pittsburgh Meet
Academy and Strong Vincent track teams travel to Pittsburgh to compete in the annual interscholastic track meet sponsored by the University of Pittsburgh in Hunt Armory. The event draws top scholastic teams from Virginia, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Strong Vincent
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Hunt Armory
Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Scribes Attacked In Lobby Clash After Cardinals Reds Game
St Louis Gas House Gang members fought with two rival sports writers in a Tampa hotel lobby. Dizzy Dean refused a challenge, then Dean and wife returned to the hotel. The brawl involved multiple Cardinals players, with Miley and Kupeinet punched and a floor lamp broken before coach Mike Gonzales ended the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kirkley
United Press
Tampa
Frs
St. Louis
Decison Lolay
Jack Miley
New York Daily News
Irv Hupeinet
Chicago Daily Times
Dizzy Dean
Dean
Kupeinet
Dizzy
University of North Dakota
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Miley
Hind
Diary
Paul Dean
Cardinal
Leo Durocher
Pepper Martin
Mike Gonzales
Sale of Dodgers J H Lewis 15 Appears Likely
The New York Post reports Col Tillinghast Huston and several Southern sportsmen may buy the Brooklyn Dodgers for 1 600 000 before the season opens April 20. Babe Ruth could be named manager and Casey Stengel likely to head the club's farm system with Sid Mercer as president of business affairs. Ford Frick says he knows nothing of the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yori
New York Post
Hugh Bradley
Col. Tillinghast
Post
Ford Frick
National League
Mercer
Gold Huston
The
New York American
Yankees
St. Peters
Vines Defeats Perry In Dramatic Tennis Showdown
Ellsworth Vines swept Fred Perry in a marquee indoor clash drawing 116-14 in the first set before recovering to win 3-6 6-3 securing the 39th meeting between the two pros. Vines goes to 20 victories against Perry's 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ellsworth Vines
Fred Perry
Vines
T O Perry
Corry rifle team tops Girard 1184 to 1169 in league match
Corry’s rifle team defeated Girard 1184 to 1169 in the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League match. Pat terson and Knapp each shot 236 for Corry, Koehner 236 led Girard. Corry Rod and Gun Club plans a meeting Monday at 7 46 to finalize arrangements for the annual bankuet for city sportsmen at Grange Hall next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Girard
Pennsylvania
G_ Patterson
Knapp
Koehner
Rod and Gun Club
Theil Rooms
Grange Hall
Camp Wins 16-Inning Billiard Match in New York
Marcel Camp of Detroit defeated Joe Diehl of Rockford 125 to 78 in a 16 inning world pocket billiard championship match in New York on April 6. Camp claimed his second victory in four starts as leaders Greenleaf Mosconi and Lauri entered a three way tie for the tourney lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aiareet Camp
Detroit
Joe Diehl
Rockford
Ill
Ralph Greenleaf
Chicago
Willie Mosconi
Philadelphia
Onofria Lauri
Brooklyn
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N Sportsflan
Tilly Kelly
Buffalo Courier
Milton Shivers
Dimony Adamicl
Guneluets A
Mitt
Jim
Jimmy Clark
Paulie Mahoney
Soja Henle
al Lopez
Bil Dickey
Tom Henrich
Southern Association
Judge Landis
Sefore
Bud Mist
Warren
Burlington Baskets
C. E. Doane Hardware
Gehrig
Tigers
Bees
DiMaggio
Mobile
Ala
Lou Gehrig
Joe McCarthy
Statigar
New York Yankers
New Orleans Pelicans
Associa
Lou
Trumplon
Tallahassee
Hin
Clearwater
Migels
Boston Red Sox
van Lingle Muneo
Arsovtwas
Petersburg
Boston Bees
Vance Dimaggio
Toxane
Nfay
San Diego
Bill Lane
Pacific Coast League
Tiny Opnolin
Rupe Thompson
Dimagero
Eck
Joe
Bob Quinn
Bee
Scranton
Buffalo Bisors
International League
Lakeland
Fis
St. Louis Cardinals
Derby Tigers
Bill J Finléh
Journal
Ralph Obert
Union City
Hospital
Nelson
Guidahl
Ed Dudley
Bobby Jones
Antler League
Powell Motor
Scott
Rintey
Abbey
Guenther
Powell
Donaldson Bros
Donaldson
Brundage
Porter J
Kafferlin G. Donaldson
Tn City
Kegler Paes
Erie
St. ‘Louis Club
Dodgers
J. H. Lewis
John Henry Lewis
Donald "Red Barry
Washington, D. C
Barry
Tomy Sullivan
Victor
General Electric
All-Way Electric Company
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
Oer Girard
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Oh Tot
G. Patterson
Weicht
R. Patterson
Nelson Wallace
Girard Koehler
Kuharsii Mohney
Horsman
Eggleston al
McCray
Kubareki Wrae
Marcel Camp
Joey Diehl
Hamburg
Pillsbury
Crescent Yard
Bissell
Johnson
Root’s Furniture Store
Spa
Cen Eng
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