Glass B Leaders Hold Finals Spots In New League Talks
Joe Falcaro reports on ABC Spotlight that Glass B leads hold places in finals as plans for a sixth team in the New York Pennsylvania Baseball League move forward. Meetings in Union City and Jamestown discuss inviting North Warren or Jamestown, with a tentative schedule and by laws to frame the league’s operation.
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Recreation Alleys Rally Stumbles in Final Bow
Closing matches in the Coss Bowling League left standings unchanged as Recreation Alleys dropped all three to the WIA pinsmiths. Loblaws swept Lincoln Market for three wins, leaving final tallies with Recreation Alleys at 22 wins and 7 losses and Loblaws at 42 wins.
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Keystones Storied 1916 17 season reviewed in Journal
The Journal recalls the 1916 17 Keystones basketball season, noting a near flawless out of town record, a dramatic closing game at the Presbyterian gym, and a season tally of 657 points while opponents totaled 73. Key players include Theo P Williams captain Harold Melnnes and Howard Crandall with substitutes listed.
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Zivic May Get Crack at Welter Champion
Detroit April. Promoter Janie Kearns plans a match for Pritzie Zivic of Pittsburgh with either Barney Ross or Jimmy MaLarnin after Zivic earned a 10 round decision over Chuck Woods. Zivic scored six rounds to Woods ten rounds, with Woods credited for three rounds and one round judged drawn.
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Basketball Frolic Planned at Colestock High Auditorium
Titusville reports a basketball frolic next Friday at 8:00 p m in Colestock High auditorium. Teams from Franklin Oil City Rocky Grove Meadville Randolph Union City Gerry Cochranton and Oil City St Joe will participate. Committee includes Martha Fleming Dick Robinson LaVerns Curry Chuck McGinley and Edith von Tacky.
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Venango Baseball League Organizing Meeting Set
Venango County Baseball League to hold its first 1431 meeting next Tuesday night at the local YMCA. Preliminary agenda includes drawing up a schedule and addressing other season matters as spring arrives.
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Trammell Kayoes Youngstown Boxer in 4th Round
Trammell knocked out Youngstown fighter in the fourth round after a failed clinch attempt. The bout featured Tiger Tack Fox on the card with a $2,000 fee set for the round contest.
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Northeastern to Welcome Harold Kopp as Varsity Line Coach
Harold Kopp former Western Maryland football captain is named varsity line coach at Northeastern University in an announced move. Sparta Firemen prepare for a midweek clash with Corry A C in Sparta, as spring basketball season begins with a Firemen’s tournament backdrop.
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Yankees Again Wield Powerful Bludgeons
The New York Yankees beat the Dallas Steers 15 to 4 amid spring training notes from Fort Worth Texas and Sarasota and Clearwater reports. Bill Dickey is sidelined with a bruised finger while Jim Tobin Bill Balsy and Ernie Kay head to Oakland. Cronin moves camp due to weather and the Dodgers acquire Greensburg.
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Six named for Ryder Cup squad USA picks ten men
Six players were named today as the nucleus of the U S Ryder Cup squad to face Great Britain June 29 to 50 at Southport Eng. The list includes 1911 Open champion Tony Manero and veterans Densmore Shure Gene Sarazen Horton Smith Henry Piklard Johnny Revaita.
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Bowling doubles for women tonight at Retreat on Alleys
With regular season closed, members of the Women’s Bowling League compete in a doubles tournament at Retreat on Alleys. Awards are offered by the proprietor as spirited competition is anticipated.
Rangers to face Red Wings in Stanley Cup series
New York Rangers depart for Detroit needing five wins to capture the Stanley Cup. They advanced by beating Toronto and Toronto- Maroons, then edged the Red Wings 5 to 4 in the opening game of the five game series in Detroit.
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Lauri and Greenleaf Lead Pocket Billiards Tourney
Two New Yorkers Onofrio Lauri and Ralph Greenleaf led the world pocket billiards championship in New York on April 7. Lauri defeated Bennie Allen 125 to 0 in five innings, while Greenleaf beat Joseph Diehl 123 to 1 in ten innings. Both players posted four wins and one defeat after sensational games.
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World's Match Game Champion Bowls Tonight
Jot Falcaro of New York, former world champion, anchors the George Washington Hotel team in the American Bowling Congress tournament tonight. The field features Philadelphia district players and teams from Grand Forks North Dakota Beloit Wisconsin and others, with St Thomas Philadelphia the only top finisher from last night.
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