Track Season Gathers Steam At Millrose Meet
United Press notes the East track season building to a peak with Millrose Games and major meets like AAA and LCAA. Ray Conger of the Millrose field is a top contender aiming for a third Wanamaker Mile trophy amid rivals Paul Martin Leo Lermond and others, with Schmeling slated for U S tour and boxing chatter filling out the sports page.
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Page Returns to Chicago University as Assistant Coach
Lenny Page, who resigned as Indiana University head football coach last month, will return to his alma mater the University of Chicago on April first as assistant to coach Amos A. Stagg. Vice-President Frederick Wondyart of Chicago announced Page’s appointment, noting Stagg recommended him for the post after Page left Indiana following an unsatisfactory season.
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Corry Takes Second In Close Game At Falconer High
Corry High defeated Falconer High 38 to 24 in a senior junior varsity style clash at the Falconer court. Tomsi Quinn led with seven field goals and a free throw as Corry built a steady pace yet trailed early but kept within reach throughout the tough nonleague matchup. Vanderwrk starred for Falconer with strong floor play and scoring, while Corry’s overall team defense and balanced offense anchored the win.
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Nay York Staters
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Orange and Black
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Vanderwrk
Corry Jamestown Bowlers Set City Record in Match
The Corry Jamestown bowling team, led by Raymond Burr with a 218 average, set a city record with a third game score of 1925 and a match total of 2910. Burr's games were 246, 214, and presumably etc. Jim Teeny and Joney followed with high marks as the team posted the season high.
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Interest shown in new ball adopted by National League
National League owners approve a heavier ball with a tougher cover and raised stitches to reduce home runs and increase grip for pitchers. The change aims to curb long blasts, favoring legitimate slugging and easing fielders' fears of ear injuries, with a possible cross-league clash in the World Series if American League does not follow suit.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
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National League Baseball
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Adolph Taique
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Nabans
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Chinese Statesman Sun Pao Chi Dies in Shanghai
Sun Pao Chi veteran Chinese statesman and former premier died in Shanghai at 64. He twice held the office of premier and served as minister of finance. He had six sons and 16 daughters survived him.
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Sun Pao-Chi
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France
Russia
Maveland
Meadville Falls To Erie East In Tight tussle 21 20
In a hard fought Tuesday game the Sunrisers edged Meadville High 21 20. Pulsinsky netted key scores in the third period as Meadville led 15 14 at the start of the frame but Erie East surged to a 20 17 edge by the end of the quarter. Both teams slowed in the final period with Meadville scoring three and Erie East adding one as the visitors held on.
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Mearville
Collett Declines to Enter British Amateur Tourney
Miss Glenna Collett American champion and five time national women’s golf winner announced she will not enter the 1921 British Amateur tournament. Her decision came after she greeted Diana Fishwick and her party of 15 women golfers arriving in New York for a month’s stay.
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York
Glenna Collett
Diana Fishwick
England
Pitt Panthers Defeat Presidents 29 to 25 in Washington
University of Pittsburgh basketball team defeated Washington and Jefferson 29 to 25 in Washington, Pa. Last night Pitt led 16 to 8 at half, but the Presidents narrowed the margin in the final period. Coach H. Clifford Carlson was absent due to an eye ailment. George Kowalis, freshman coach, directed Pitt.
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