Trout Season Opener and Other Sports News
Anglers prepare for trout season opener at 5 a.m. with high streams and a heavy brown rainbow and brush trout preseason schedule. South Branch of Frohner Creek among top spots. regional streams such as Broken Straw and Spring Creek draw local and visiting fishermen. In bowling, the ABC tournament kicks off in Columbus with 5409 teams. Corry hosts notable bowlers contending for $1000 first prize in Commodore Singles Classic. Pro sports notes include Pirates adding seven newcomers to a 28-man roster and updates on Indians pitching prospects led by Bob Feller return.
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Oller
Oller Yrockest
Brokenstraw
Little Brokenstraw
Spring Creek
Beaverdam Tun
Spencer Brook
Coffee Creek Whitney Fun
Dale Plostsaait
America
Columbus
Lemonton
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Jai
Ajaka Veilt
Crick
Corry
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Serviow
Cony Hudson
Eldter Tikes
American Bowling Congress
France
Erie
Commodore
Ronald Greeley
Frank Dorrance
Bob Fenton
Pete Russell
Goros
Jack Crawford
Corry High
Whl
Princeton University
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Pith
Meadville
Panther
Cambridge Springs High School
Crawford County
Pittsburgh Pirates
Daleoom
Hank Scheng
Boyan Strickland
Nanny Fernanden
John McCall
Domnald
Frank Papish
Coo Ean
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
New York Granite
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Keelers Dominate 200 Cub Event At Frissens
In last evenings meet the 200 Cub sprint saw top performers Gerald Lies with 260 red and others including John Dubinsky 248 and Blumley Anderson 31, Bob Watrlis 2, Vic Cragg 213, Rotald Celay 208, Chuck Williams 208, Frissens 205, Ed McElroy 204, Roy Gravis 201 amid a field of notable kits and times.
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Gerald Lies
Keelers
Ure Doyle
Cer Ihury
John Dubinsky
Blumley Anderson
Bob Watrlis
Vic Cragg
Rotald Celay
Chuck Wiliams
At “Frissens
Ed McElroy
Roy Gravis
Stengel Plans Platoon System At Infield And Outfield
Yankee manager Casey Stengel announces plans to use a two platoon system at third base shortstop and first base due to no regulars at those spots. Branca reports good news on his sore arm after a Baltimore exam. Giants beat Indians in frigid Kansas City as fans light fires to stay warm. Chesnes favored for Pirates opening day after strong relief showing. Mack prepares Athletics rotation with uncertain pitching choice before city series. Lemon and Feller set for Indians opener, with Lemon to start as Feller waits. Scarlato outpoints Smith in a bout at Sunnyside Garden.
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Branca
Indians
Giants
Bob Lemon
Tribe
Associated Press
New York
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Stengel
Kansas City
Apel
Cleveland
New Turk Giants
Hikes
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Philadelphia ‘Athletics
Phil
Shiho
Robin Roberts
Ls Sawyer
Roberts
Rites Meyer
A's
Indianapolis
Ind
Mat Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Lemon
Bouabean
Feller
Bowl-Aire lead grows as Lillie fires 280 in league
Bowl-Aire extended its American League lead by blanking Cables-In-the-Pines while Ow en's Station and Stehi's fought for position. Gerald Lillie rolled a 280 game, the season's high, with Stahl's Jewelry Store offering a watch for the 276 prior best.
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Owen
Stehi's
Deer Head Inn
Sherwood
Loblaws
Gerald Lillie
Toague Competiton
Stahl's Jewelry
Owen's
Lodiawe
Poschitt
Stahl's
Cabln
in-the-Pines
Bawl-Aire
Cabins
the-Pines
al Yonssens
Ken Spear
Ower
Brahl
Bill Hammond
Norm Mala
Jewelers
Deer Mexd Zan
Gerd Lillie
Whiners
Ami
Don Hutchinson
Sparta
Tablaws
A and P
Huck
Pennsylvania Forecast for Fishing Season Draws 500000 Anglers
Harrisburg reports a spring fishing wave as the State Fish Commission plans granting 1 100 000 extra trout to the public waters. Weather forecasts predict a crisp morning and mild afternoon with streams running high in the north. officials expect substantial angling pressure as 1 000 000 fishermen are mobilized and licenses issued.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Penn
Sivaiyia
Fehermen
State Fish Commission
Commonwealth
Weather Bureau
C. A. French
Commission
French
Hell
Pennsylvania
Telegraph Key Match Tonight at Bowl-Area Trophy Show
The Bowl-Are allays host a telegraph key match tonight featuring Raymonds Walla and Bilatel, Fyne isson Raymond, and Ann Arbor Wilkin De Gilron Chicago. Three trophies will be on the line as Detroit teams vie for top honors including the Hany Barvieseum trophy and the high single. A booster squad, Wall Thovelaned and others, will face a rival unit in a brisk, ground ball competition with detailed lineups provided by organizers.
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Rayaiusd
Sithims
Raymonds Walla’ Bhirries
Bilatel
Fyneisson-Raymond
Boirnie
Ann Arbor
Wilkin de Gilron
Chicago
Ohio Disjstim
Dayton
Stike
Imate
Detroit
Karght Andler Harpy
Keentey
Ray Cook
Wall Thovelaned
Dick Hurlbut
Ralph Curl
Lowe By
Palmer Mangrum Set Tourney Pace At North Fallon Park
Veterans fire 65s as John Palmer and Lloyd Mangrum lead the field in the $10,000 Novih Fallen Open at North Fallon Park course. Seventy players compete on the 6162 yard par 11 layout with high drives showing, while Torney’s veterans, amateurs, and pros chase a par under win amid scattered names from Raleigh Toledo and Charlotte.
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Atlanta
Aptua2
Amudea
John Palmer
Lloyd Mangnim
Stroy
Chilling Widds
Aeros
Fallon Park
S Hart
Henry Ransom
Sir
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Ralph Branca
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Wood News
Dodger
George Bennett
Brana
Pittsburgh
Bob Chesnes
Gift Chambers
Pittsbergh Pirates
Chesnes
Ring
Peayotee
Sunnyside Garden
Joey Scarlato
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York
Freddie Smith
New
G. Lillie
Perry
Corry-Jameston
Washington
Paul
Waterhouse
Corry Journal
Jamestown
Paul's
Perry's
Peronal Finance
Sticks
Ferry’s
John Dubyosky
Loop Teaders
Bob Watrous
Corry-Jamastown
Washington Lumet Sales
Paul Stroup
Chuck Jackepin
Paul's Men's Wear
Bill Randall
Williams
Paul Taylor
Bob Eddy
Cellar Fear
Riucoher Posoedt
Vie Cings, Sr
Wight
Blondie
Dagwooon
Ay Dick Young
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First Ave
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Warren
Telegraph
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Emember
Palmer
Mangrum
Dia-Mel
Mac
Fender
Martin Motor Sales
West South St
Mossberg Telescope
Peon Ctaem
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