Lane in No Superrman- Traim Hans Tossed Bean Balls
Widespread sport notes cover a rehash of a Joe Jones Bob Pastor bout with claims of a no contest after Pastor was warned for running. Dawson cites Louis as an innocent victim in a build up and calls the fight the worst heavyweight bout. Pirates boss Balinger recalls Honus Wagner incident from 1905 and references a phantom bean ball. The piece also notes growing interest in American Bowling Congress events, youth tours, and upcoming games across multiple teams and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traim Hans
Winmy Dawson
New York Times
Joe Jones
Bob Pastor
Ue Fofetes
Pastor
Pasor
Louis
Wile Jimmy
Dawson
Super-Mart
Paston
Jim Corbett
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
Shelby, Mont, S
Lattis
Edward F. Balinger
Pittsburgh Pirates
Honus Wagner
Warren
Balinger
Pittsburgh
Bucs
New York Giants
George Bausewine
Haas
Hans
del Howard
John McGraw
Bausewine
Howard
Tarmy Leach
Leach
Beavers Smother North East in Strong Titusville Showdown
Corry's Beavers overwhelmed North East High 42 to 15 in Titusville, marking their 16th win in 17 starts and sixth straight. Bob Gulick led the attack with 16 points, while Sullivan and Boerst paced the visitors. North East struggled against a sharp Beavers defense and timely scoring, despite a late push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Corry
Beavers
Withhem
North East High
Orange and Black
Union City
Bob Gulick
Gulick
TheBeavers
North East
Invaders
North Hast
van Stone Cagers
Sullivan
Boerst
Lake Erie
Erie County League
Queen, City
Rockets
Ripley High Edges Wesleyville With Late Field Goal
Feb 2 Ripley High defeated Wesleyville High 1 8 to 1 8 as Red Simmons connected on a late field goal with only minutes left in the game. Tamalgtt was the venue for the matchup, shaping a narrow league win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whsleyville
Red’ Simmons
Ripley High
Wesleyville High Tamalgtt
Louis Braddock Bout At Chicago Is Certain
A bid from James Da. Alvis and other organizers to stage a Louis Braddock bout in Chicago faces approval by the Illinois Athletic Commission. The contest would pair Joe Louis of Detroit against James J. Braddock, with signing stalled by the two week window set by promoters and officials seeking Chicago’s first major heavyweight title fight. Gene Tunney’s 1927 victory over Jack Dempsey is noted as a frame of reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Giteago
Anne Tess
New York
Cwb
Avia
Tourly
Joe Louis
Detoit
James J. Braddock
Sheldon Clark
Sporting Club of
Llinog
Tinois Athletic Commission
Ferond
James da
Alvis
Catycaudhum Corporation
Jacobs
Aariuim Bu
Chicago
Gene ‘Funney
Jack Dempsey
Matty Bell Stays at SMU as Head Coach for Six Years
Madison Bell signs a six year contract to remain SMU head football coach and professor of physical education, with annual pay of 6500 after an initial 5000 plus continuation of duties. Rumors tied him to the University of Texas. officials deny such talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Meth
Strong North East Girls
United Press
Dawwaas
Texas
Madison
Matty) Bell
Southern Methodist University
Asylas
MCU
Bell
Ossie Solems
University of Towe
SM. U
Sugch
Bil
University of Tawa
Auto Supply leads City League with Cragg 207 average
Auto Supply's bowling team led by Cragg with a 207 average gained two wins to extend its City League edge. Keister's Citizens Banly and Aero A A squads were tied for runner up after two defeats, while Corry Jamestown beat Citizens despite Kester posting over 400 series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Supply
Cragg
Keister
Citizens Banly
Aero A. A
Corry-Jamestown
Kester
Cohen Coals
Aero AL A
Geneva College Stuns Long Island University In Narrow Win
Geneva College halted Long Island University 38-31 in New York, ending a 49 home-game streak. From a 25-18 lead in the second half the Tigers faced a late surge as two quick ties energized a 2,000-strong crowd and kept the game in doubt until the final minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Geneva College
Longslate ‘University
Geneva
LL U
Marino Retains Bowling Crown in Milwaukee Showdown
Hapkd Marino of Milwaukee defended his world flagging bowling title by defeating Joe Miller of Buffalo in a 120 game match at Milwaukee. Marino won the final 10-game break 2376 to 2315 as the title defense continued Sunday night. Miller, the 1935 champ, scored around 4.84 pins per game.
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Hapkd
Marino
Milwaukee
Joe Miller
Buffalo
Miller
Cathedral Prep Edges Oil City in Brie Clash
St. Joseph's court squad Un Lary was outscored but fought hard as Cathedral Prep defeated Oil City 25 to 21 at Strong Vincent Noor in Brie. The loss marked their third defeat of the season and second in a row against a 13 win opponent.
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St. Joseph's Court
UN Lary
Cathedral Prep
Vincent Noor
Brie
Probe into death of Pittsburgh boxer Tony Marino
New York Feb 2 An investigation into the death of Tony Marino Pittsburgh bantamweight boxer will be conducted today by District Charles P Sullivan of Queens Marino died yesterday from a cerebral concussion after losing Saturday night to Indian Quintana of Panama City
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New York
Tony Marino
Pittsburgh
Charles P. Sullivan
Queens
Mar'no
Indian Quintana
Pan‘ein
Basketball Scores From A U S News Wire Roundup
Basketball scores list several college games with final tallies. Gregon U beats Washington 48 to 1 and Long Island defeats Kent 181 to 49 while Auburn margins L SU 24. Geneva tops Long Island 43 to 18. West Virginia Wesleyan and Fairmont win, with other results noted.
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United Press Gregon U
Washington
Ollahome
Grinnell
Auburn
L. SU
Geneva
Long Island
Kent
Grove City
West Virgin Wesleyan
Glennville
Fairmont
Davistiikins
McKean Urged for Fisheries Post
Harrisburg February 2 Western Pennsylvania registrants reported Gov George H Earle would appoint Pred McKean New Kensington as state Fish and Game Commissioner succeeding Oliver M Delbler Greensburg whose term expires McKean president of the Wildlife League of Pennsylvania has the support of leading sportsmen groups and backing of most Democratic officials interested in the selection of a successor to Delbler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pensylvania
George H. Earle
McKean
Kensagton
Oliver M. DelWler
Greensburg
Wild Life League of Pennsylvania
Raformily
Delbler
Dickshot and Blanton Sign With Pirates
Pittsburgh February 2 1937 John Dickshot of Waukegan Illinois rookie outfielder has signed his 1987 contract President Wm. Benswanger announced. Dickshot batted .861 for Buffalo in the International League last year and is considered a strong candidate for a regular outfield position. Two more contracts for the 1937 season were received by the Pirates Pitcher Cy Blanton accepted terms and Fred Sthulte from Belvidere Illinois reserve outfielder also signed.
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Pittsburgh
John Dicksht
Waukegan
Pittsburgh Pirates
Benswanger
Dickshot
Buffalo
Pirates
Cy Blant
Fred Sthulte
Rod Gun Club Members Meet Tonight to Vote
Corry Pennsylvania sports group the Rod and Gun Club plans a meeting at the club rooms to vote on raising hunting license fees in various classes a move expected to influence state law. Also Carrolls Barbers rifle team defeated Corry Jamestown 1526 to 1414 in City Rifle League action.
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Corry
Rod and Gun Club
Pennslyvania
Carroll
Barbers
Corry-Jamestown
Raymond
Wallace
Weicht
Gerry-Jamestown
Hicks
Ostrom
Berson
Nichola
Keppel
Bell
Carroll's
Gates
Atday Ap
Lamona
Mewes
Depew
High Vo
Dead Line to the Pen Compensati Noted by Schlesinger
Unclear OCR fragment notes a deadline related to compensation, social security, and taxes. Mentions Ralph M., January credit, tax payer, and new forms for employees with tension around filing dates. Lacks coherent context or complete facts.
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Schlesinger
Ralph M
Fragmentary OCR Note Reveals Odd Mentions and Dates
A garbled OCR snippet references 118 percent figures and an event on a first Thursday. It mentions offices and possible illicit activity with vague geographic or organizational hints. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify a clear person, place, or outcome.
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American Bowling Congress
Indianapolis
New York State
Turnish
New York Métropolian
Storas
Lon Jourdet
Penn
Lon
Columbia
Quakers
Yale
HyVis Oicage
Midwest
Celtics
New York City
Kate Smith Crew
Oilers
Elmira
N. Y
New City
Hippodrome
She Rueen City
Pamere
Gorey Regerves
Aeros
Sulliva
Hurlburt
G Taylor
Hammond
Pitcavage
Gumbleton
Brown
Lundy
Zepka
Ag North East
Bruel
Reid
F Boerst
G Semelka
Carnahan
Brebbins
Youngs
Martin
Greenman
EP Cook
Oe Corry
Nash
Erie
Timer
Redmond
Wesleyville
Matty Bell
S.M.U
Corry High
East High
Eam
N Nth East
Miebean
Hixson
Meyers
Wwe Sorengen
Robbins
A Stroup
Williams
Worth East
Felton
Salpreig
LaFuria
Wheeler
Hollister
Sheridan
Pearson, Kepler
Wagner
Referse
Keister’s
Citizens
Keefer
ITY
Aero Supply
Citizens Bank 2G Ag
Shelster
Aero AA
Davey-Jamestown
Cohen
Cohen A
Cobbett
Baker
Acro A. A
Barosal Nl
Rus LL
al Aero Supply
Ave. H. Krone
McElroy
J. Krone
Dyckes . Isd
Shannon
MlcLean
National Banker
Tot. Ave
Pappas
Peake
Craker
Burr
Aqt Maloney
Asa
Carleon
Owens
Oil City
Tribo
Crogkes
de Barr Dread Faranteayit Soto Raul
New Deal Optical
Erie, Pa
Fisheries
Dickshot and
Blanton
Buffalo Star
Rod-Gun Club
C.J
Boroline
C. E. Doane Hardware
Ing En
Tholde
Arma
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