Pool league matches eyed by four clubs in city
A proposed series of matches among four pocket billiards clubs the Wika Club Stanford Jose Company Finch Filliard Parlors and Reveis Billiard Parlors drew tentative approval. Dan Fortis of East Main Street parlors voiced willingness to organize. The pool tournament at two commercial venues has attracted crowds and could spark rivalry and broader interest in the pastime. Maryland Fish Commission reports on trout size limits and stocking values show 508 883 468 fish measured. total value about 259 687 dollars. The commission lists stock details for bass, sunfish, minnows, and other species with quantities and monetary values. A Sunday sports event at Falconer High School drew large crowds as Mayville beat Palconer 49-1 in a scholastic basketball thriller, with Mayville rallying for a 2-2 tie at halftime and pulling ahead in the final period.
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League of Pocket Bilards
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Atte Fast Quart
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Tengil
Lake
Beavers to Meet North East High Tonight
St Michael's High school five of Seville, led by Bry Tay, faces St Edward's Ugh five on the oval hardwood Friday. Greenylle seeks revenge after a one sided early season loss as St Edward's hopes to turn the tide. Greenville Catholics invited to Duquesne interscholastic tournament. St Edward's eye big crowd.
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Young French-Celts Score Youthful Team for Davis Cup
United Press reports Jance plans to refresh the Davis Cup squad with new talent after the 1927 victory, listing contenders such as Bougstis Bernard Merlin and Cochet. The article notes Cochet Brugnon and Raissis Bernard as possible doubles partners and details emerging form from the French camp.
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United States
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Rene Lavaste
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Witholy Cathet
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Andre Merlin
Bouse
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Mayville Girls Defeat Falconer in Overtime Thriller
Falconer High boys fell 25 to 26 in two overtimes at Mayville as the Mayville team edged Falconer by a single point. In the preliminary, Mayville girls defeated Falconer 29 to 17.
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Ken Anderson
Falconer High School
Hhoprtis Tost
Mayville High School
Mayville
Hedi
Mayvillé Girls
Eam
Falconer Lassies
German Girl Looms Real Opponent for U S Star
In Cannes on February 7 Fraulein Millie Russom of Germany trains on sunlit Riviera courts as she challenges U S star Helen Wills Moody. Critics note Russom’s improved form and speed, predicting a tough match and potential upset in the European invasion.
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Wallace Cannat
United Press
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Riviera Eourly
California
Helen Stayau
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Eax
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Tiente
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Hislon
Pay Cuts Obstacle Blocks Settlement Talks
United Press reports that half of major league clubs face player refusals to sign reduced contracts. Yankees face heavy cuts with only one signed, others like Ruth and Gehrig seeking pay reductions. In the American League Philadelphia Athletics and Pittsburgh Pirates in the National League show varied responses as negotiations continue.
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United Press
New York
Sissy
Biiletes
New York Yensus
Philadelphia Athletics
Claveland Mdians
Gen Chapmin
Ary
New York Yankees
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Laster
Rube Walling
George Earnshaw
Walberg
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Anilike
Meadville over Erie Academy in tense comeback
Meadville escaped with a 21 to 4 fourth quarter burst to defeat Erie Academy, continuing a close contest as Vincent led Meadville while Academy struggled late. The gym clash featured a final margin decided in the final period, with both teams trading leads and standout efforts.
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Academy
Academy Post
Wight
Vincent
Mike Corlain
Suorwo
Y League plans second round slate meeting this Thursday
YMC A Basketball league managers will meet at city hall at 7 30 pm to set the second round after a two week break due to gym use for Milk Fund. All managers or reps must attend to discuss league business including official duties and player changes.
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Mosity Hall
Boxing Boss Vesper Duckworth Reflects On The Trade
In Daytona Beach Florida on February 8 Henry Wele meet recounts Vesper Duckworth blasting boxing as a dirty racket. He explains quitting his shoe selling job to train his son toward a light heavyweight title and notes managing costs and refusals of purse withdrawals from others. He recalls Joe Duckworth’s planned fight with Bustling Rose and hints at future title chances against Maxie Rosenbloom.
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United Press
Aytona Beach
Fla
Vesper Duckworth
Vesper Davkworth
Cairo
Dempsey
Knoxsville
Vesper Ducksworth
Madtison Square Garden
Lyeheen
Joe
Jimmy Johnston
Doe
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President Brown
National Boxing Association
Brown
Hays Maxie Rosenbloom
Marte
Vesper
Rose
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Hilltoppers Extend Winning Streak in 27-10 Victory
St Joseph's Hilltoppers clinched their 16th straight win this season with a 27-10 triumph over Jamestown on the McSweeney Memorial floor. The game featured a mid game stretch and steady Hilltopper defense, while Jamestown fought back in the final period but could not close the gap.
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Gators Trimmed by Meadville Edge at Home
Fragmented game note shows Meadville defeating Allegheny College in a first half rally. Key player Stevene tallies 12 points as Gators extend a scoring streak and earn a win paced by strong defense and limited errors.
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Stevene
Major baseball season extended four days in 1953 schedule
The National League and American League announced 1953 schedules at a New York meeting. The season will run April 12 to October 1, four days longer than 1952, with Sunday baseball pending Pennsylvania Senate action on related legislation.
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Pennsylvani Senate
Colonels Triumph Over Tech Five In City Series Battle
In Erie on February 8 Strong Vincent toppled Tech 20 to 14 in a tight city series game. The Centaurs led early before the Colonels rallied behind a late surge for the win. Meadville defeated Academy Lions 21 to 14 on the road. Former trainer Hyman Cantor, a noted boxing figure, died in New York at age 7.
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Loop sans bonus limits New York meeting bars player payments
National League clubs voted to bar bonus payments to players at a schedule meeting in New York. Previously athletes could accept negotiated salaries, but the rule aims to standardize pay amid pennant race pressures.
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New York
Woman Dies In Fall From Tiverton Bridge
McKeesport woman Mary Henskey died after jumping or fell from the Tiverton bridge linking McKeesport and Duquesne. She was pronounced dead from a fractured skull at McKeesport Hospital.
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Lite
Meifeneport
North East High Girls and Boys to Battle Curry Tonight
North East High School reserves and varsity teams head to Carry for a return pageant with Curry High. North East won a close, hard fought game last week and will again face Curry’s lineup with key players Cogswell Thorpe Williams and Chiriouzio in the mix. The Beavers meet Saithrdval Prop’s quintet here Friday night with music by the North East band between games.
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Daye
Myers
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Thorpe
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Chiriouzio
Esme
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Saithrdval Prop
Blair and Dugan Win First Block In Billiards Clash
Blair and Dugan win the first block of a 300-point national league billiards match against Maloney and Ravschier at Finch Billiard Parlors. The opening frame scores were close, and the late sessions saw Blair and Dugan take the lead before the close. The event resumes tonight at 7 30 and will finish Thursday with the final blocs.
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Digan
Maloney
Lind Rauscher
Finch Billiard
Tlme
Ravs
Archic lor h der t in fred of he And delitys mover
A fragmentary notice reports a local legal action or charge involving an individual named Archic and others. The readable text hints at a court or official proceeding but lacks clear details on action, parties, or dates.
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Fred
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