Rochester Five Opposes Keys At Armory Tonight
Rochester Five faces the Rochester Keys at the Armory in a key early season road game. The Keys seek revenge after last season’s 28 8 loss to the same Rochester outfit. Hirsch and Pierson lead the Keys with McNeil at center as five from the Buffalo Orioles battle the Keystones. The undercard features Company N versus Radiator in the Industrial Basketball League with Lyle Loveland and Homer Fleming joining the Radiators.
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Dexter weighs stay with Keystones amid trade talk
Reports from the day suggest Art Dexter may remain with the Keystones as Canton club interest and Corry team momentum threaten his status. A decision was expected tonight as the team aims to preserve its blue and gold lineup and chase another Northwestern Pennsylvania title.
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High Tossers Open Season Wednesday
The High Tossers kick off their season with a Wednesday night game against an opposing college team. Peach Owan leads drill sessions as head coach Casler plans the opener with Shiner and others in the lineup.
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Frances Rise in Tennis Year’s Big Feature
New York reports Frances Lenglen dominates the year with major titles in Paris, Wimbledon, and Forest Hills. The season notes a potential decline for William Tilden after a loss to Cochet, while Rene Lacoste seizes the American title signaling a new era for French players. The Wills–Lenglen world championship match draws attention as Helen Wills is operated on, sparking talk of retirement for the greats.
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Warren County Cage League Opens With Busy Schedule
Both girls and boys basketball teams in Warren County have practiced intently as the season opens. The schedule lists games from January 8 through March 4 featuring Columbus Sheffield Sugar Grove Lottsville Lander Kinzua Lotteville and other teams in a packed slate.
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Corry Tossers Defeat Bradford 44 to 22 in Pennsylvania Battle
Corry Tossers beat Bradford 44 to 22 after an earlier 26 to 16 win at Salimanta. The Keys led early as Dexter Burns Willis Jones and Owen fueled a dominant performance. Bradford Merchants praised Corry’s defense and fast breaks while calls for a rematch with Salamanca and Bradford surfaced.
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Rich stars for Lorain and central loop notes
In a crowded indoor court, Lorain and Akron led a Central Loop event with standout performances. Players like Brewer and Butler netted six goals apiece, while new centers and top scorers energized the teams, as the Central League season pressed on with intense matchups.
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Changes in Scholastic Title Play Rekindled In Northwestern Peli ngstwani
A disputed scholastic title playoff shapes up as Northwestern Pelingstwani continues toward a county basketball championship. Key games set for March 8 9 11 12 and 4 6 at Grove City and Shire will determine the champion among Erie district teams including Franklin Meadville Titusville and Warren. The winner advances to the state tournament at State College or Grove City depending on results, with a possible rematch for the title.
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Explosion damages plant and injures workers at local Crean Co.
In Derrasih Pa on December 13 an anhydrous ammonia explosion severely damaged the plant of the Crean Company. Several workers were injured while a wagon driven by Leon Maurer was buried under bricks and debris after the blast, as rescue crews responded.
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Yabholtzis Second In Play At Del Monte
Larry Nathojts and Hop Ran lal, in a Monterey Peninsula golf championship at Del Monte, California, finished second. The winner was Marthaoper of the El Sereno Country Club, Los Angeles, with a score of 290. Other scores listed include Vabhotte 205 and Jahmny Farrell 24.
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Eighteen Noles Tie Record in Blazing Round
Ambiguous garbled text notes a round where the Noles reach eighteen, tying a record, with comments on pace and past attempts. No clear players, dates, or venues are readable.
Rosenblums in Great Record Win 15 Straight
The Rosenblums created a 15 game winning streak as Cleveland entered the American League, winning 23 of the last 24 and scoring 492 to 317. The team dominated with strong offense and defense in a period of high pace basketball, while Cleveland’s rivals struggled.
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