Local bowling seasons near end as leagues wrap up
Multiple bowling leagues finish schedules with titles decided or near closure. Produation and Jim's Keystone crowned in their circuits while Elky loop narrows to Christensen Motors versus Un Pair Store. Individual sports notes include Ken Keltner's surprise release and Al Rosen stepping in for the Indians spring build.
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Cobbett's
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Hille
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Gul Tronh
Dia Coast
Bowlers pace in 17th Club event lead by Rosa Baker
Rosa Baker and Mary Hnatyseyn set the pace as top bowlers in the 17th Club, with bows of 187 and 183 while the inber posted 213. Other entrants included Mildred Hall, Rose Jackson 170, Mary Anderson 179, Elsie Hinson 175 and Dorothy Rathbun 175 in a dense field. Fights last night Cincinnati Artie Towne 15014 New York Smacked out Low Gray 106 51- Sous 3. White Plains Roger Donohue TSU New York out pointed Exidle Rowards 162 Irvine hou Nev 8.
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Mary Hnatyseyn
Sever
Hammeref
Inbier
Mildred
Hall
Rose Jackson
Mary Anderson
Eisle Hinson
Dorothy Rathbun
Oinginnati
Artie Towne
New ‘York
White Plains
N.Y
Roger Donohue
TSU
New York
Exidle Rowards
Irvine Hou
Nev
Mize Shoulder Trial Looms In Yankees Game
Big Johnny Mize of the New York Yankees, slowed by a bad shoulder since August, is slated for a shoulder trial in an upcoming game. Reports cite limited throwing ability, pinch hitting appearances this spring, and several inconsistencies in practice notes from various cities and upcoming matchups.
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Mize
Gincinnati
Johnny Mize
New York Yankees
Jobitny
Gus
Yanks
Indianapolis
Pirates Rally Past Braves in Exhibition Thriller
April 12 exhibition game: Balke and Hugh Casey falter in late innings as Pittsburgh Pirates surge to an 8-7 win over Atlanta. Pirates 100 041 110 surged for eight runs on 13 hits while Atlanta managed 7 runs on 11 hits. McCall Main Gumbert and others pitched, with St. Claire solid on defense for Atlanta.
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Pirates
Atlanta
Balke
Hugh Casey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ablusiyn
Pittsburgh
Ild McCall
Main
Gumbert
Fitgersld
Hoover
Casey
Hartley
McWhorter
St. Claire
Leed's Lassies Boost Lead in Ladies Bowling League
Leed's Lassies extended their lead to eight games by blanking Brigham's Hardware in the Ladies A Bowling League. Superior Cleaners won three points from Steens, while Raymonds swept Page and Nichols and Chapin's beat Mabel Shoppe. Elsie Hixson led with 150 172 173 for Leed's. Mary Anderson top-scored for Brigham's with 158 144 179.
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Brigham
Steen
Raymonds
Chapin
Leed
Raymond
Sheen
Staples
Soves
Rose
Mary Hnatysayn
Springmakers
Dorothy Rathi
Grovers
Chespin
Mabel Shoppe
Rosa Baler
Mutt
Mildred Full
KEG TOURNAMENT NOW SCHEDULED AT Bowl dave
Pete Russell announces a keg tournament at Bowl dave on April 26 evenings at 9 15 open to Corry Men's Bowling Association members with a 42 entry fee. Four games on eight alleys. prize size based on entries. Deadline to enter is Sunday April 29.
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Bowldave
Vixay
Plansere
Geloce
Corry
Ex Pocket Billiards Champion Ponzi Dies at 47
Philadelphia April 11 Associated Press An dew Ponzi three time world pocket billiards champion died yesterday at Haline Mann Hopital aged 47 He had suffered a heart attack two weeks earlier Less than a month earlier rival Ralph Greenleaf also died Ponzi born Audrey Duressandri in Philadelphia faced hardship after his father Felix died He rose as a billiards prodigy at 16 and later adopted the professional name Ponzi noting his early bets and era in the sport.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Andew Ponzi
Halinemann Hopital
Ponzi
Ralph Greenleaf
Marely
Audrey Duressandri
Hileadelphia
Pour
St. John's Orphan Asylum
Felix
Charles Ponal
Sobopiulus
Billards
Fus
Keltner Released by Tribe After Talks in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas on April 12 Kenny Keltner a third baseman with the Sreland Indians for the day 12 Years received an unconditional release. Manager Le Boudseist said the decision followed a late night discussion in a hotel room. Keller moved to the Indians from the Milwaukee Brewers. The manager called it the hardest job he had to do as coach. Selmer may negotiate with another team as a free agent after Bil Dreau conferred with Hank Greenberg the Indians GM.
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Cleve
Indians
Kener
Keltner
Kelmar
al Rosen
Toommle
Epoch
Rosen
Topeka
Kas
Lou Boudreau
Clevelands
Sam Zoldak
Tribe
New York Giants
Wichita
Jon Topeka
Kenny Keltner
Sleveland Indians
le Boudseist
Keller
Milwaukee Brewers
Teye
Lou
Selmer
Bildreau
Hank Greenberg
General Manger
Inding
Browns to face Eagles in charity game at Municipal Stadium
The Associated Press reports the Browns will meet the Philadelphia Eagles in a charity tilt sponsored by the NFL. The game is set for September 1 at Municipal Stadium, marking a notable cross‑league matchup after years of rivalries and conference titles.
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Srjladelpata
Fra Osional
Ube
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Philadelphia Inquirer
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Fats
Cleland
Philadelphia
NFL
Red Sox Choice To Cop Pennant
St Peters burg April 12 The Boston Red Sox top their American League rivals with potent hitting and depth in pitching as they aim to win the pennant after two near misses. McCarthy returns from exile and joins a veteran core while Cleveland and the Yankees loom with strong seasons and pitching.
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Fla
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Doe McCarthy
Sox
Marsedoe
Red Sox
Cleveland
Yankees
New York
Delralt
Bob Lemon
Mike Garcia
Lott Bourreau
Joe Gordon
Philadelphia
Joe Chibnis
Dick Fowler
Trey
Shibe Park Opens Forty One Years Ago Today
On April 12 1909 Shibe Park opened its gates to a Philadelphia crowd of 30126 for the Athletics season opener Eddie Plank pitched the Als to victory over the Boston Red Sox. Doc Powers and Shully McInnis featured in the infield with Eddie Collins, Tris Speaker and Frank Arvernes among the outfield and battery.
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Boston Red Sox
Birdie Tebbens
Sox
Shibe Park
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Eddie Plank
Plank
Doc Poiterns
Shully McInnis
Eddie Collins
Tris Speaker
Fnr
Red Sox
Frank Arvelanes
Bi! Carrigan
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