Keystones’ Strong Season Highlighted by Wins and Battles
The Keystones, independant basketball stars, have won eighteen of nineteen, defeating Nameless Five and the Oil City Merchants in a key rematch. They edged Williamsport professionals 50 to 28, while Little Valley lost 21 to 17 on their home court. Warren High travels to Kane with injuries shaping the lineup. Meanwhile boxers and other sports notes feature Jimmy Dun Ne, Charlie OCoivel, and Johnny Rini, with several draws and stoppages noted across recent events.
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Third game with Oilers assured for neutral court
Corry talks push for a third game between the Warren Merchants Five and the Keystone Keystones on a neutral floor. Manager Steck of Oil City plans meetings this week to arrange the contest likely at Meadville Atlee gym, with Pittsburgh officials possible. Boxing plans in Corry include negotiations with promoter Freddie Dailey to stage early cards and secure permits for bouts.
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Good Rabbit Hunting For Next Season
City sports writers note improved rabbit hunting prospects as the local Gun Club, Protector Group of Waterford, works with local hunters to protect game. Members released rabbits near Wood yesterday and plan to ask the state commission about securing additional stock before the season opens. Local club efforts aim to boost hunting across the area with support from residents.
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Boxing results and ring notes from New York and Philadelphia
United Pros reports Willam Muldoon may be named Amairman at a New York boxing commission reorganization. Bobby Wolke won a four round decision in Philadelphia over Al Mathie Kenington. Eddie Martin defeated Lantamnweight in New York in a 12 round decision. Seven Vermont hiring events in Alsany postponed two weeks as a Senate vote looms. Tommy Walsh quote on Pirpo Gibbons fight price tied to South America per Billy McCamey. Gordon and Eddie Oct bought an eight round draw in Philadelphia. Roy Moore stopped Pimpus in Atlantic City in seven rounds. Nate Goldman to meet Ted Marchant on February 11 in Philadelphia.
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Lincoln's five to face Buffalo quint Friday night
Lincoln five, 104 days and the fly squad, resume play with the Keystones this Friday night. Buffalo’s squad were to visit for a Friday engagement, contingent on bookings for a road trip. Management awaited word from Lincoln's boss by Tuesday, with reservations already sold for the anticipated indoor clash.
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Baseball scandal memory fades among fans in New York
National League president John A. Heydler reports fans forget the 1919 Black Sox scandal and show sympathy for players who confessed to throwing the World Series to the Cincinnati Reds. Heydler returned from Milwaukee where he testified in Joel Jackson's suit to recover $18,000 from the Chicago White Sox, detailing salary issues.
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Poultry Raisers Notice At Local Supply Shortage
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