Oilers' league title bid hinges on Friday's key games
In a tight Section 2 district basketball race, Oil City rides momentum from a surprise win over Gir City while leaders Union City Titusville and Rocky Grove head toward crucial matchups with bottom teams. Local baseball pushes high school programs, spot bowling debates methods, and notable players like Lanky Dick Rich Albyens star for long island university. rifle league action remains lively with the first tie in Northwestern rere history noted among Meadville and Corry. Pirates sign Duke Imusburg to fill roster gaps.
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Frantelin
Land ‘Titusville
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Union City
Franklin
Rocky Grove
Asd
Beavers
Titusville
Corry
Tocal
Dick Rich" Albyens
Oi City
Long Island University
Dispatch
Ahrens
Cat Resourcefulness Stuns LOMDON in Odd Tale
In an unusual report, a cat’s cleverness astonishes locals in LOMDON as disparate clues point to a quirky sequence. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the animal’s ingenuity stands out in this brief item.
Pitt Adopts Strict Athletic Code Inspired by East and Big Ten
The University of Pittsburgh announced a strict new code of athletic conduct patterned after Harvard Yale Princeton and the Big Ten. A faculty committee will replace the alumni athletic council to govern all sports. Eligibility now requires a full year of scholastic work and full credit courses for athletic representation.
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Yale
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Ahimni Athletic Council
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Pitt
Donaldson Brothers sweep Wings Wills in Antler League
The Donaldson Brothers bowling team won two games from the Wings Wills squad in the Antler League last evening. Craker posted the high average for the winners at 179.
Crisler Quits Princeton for Michigan Post
Fritz Crisler resigns from Princeton to become assistant director of athletics and football coach at the University of Michigan. The 39 year old, born in Illinois and educated at the University of Chicago, is slated to assume broader athletic leadership and a professorship with a two year contract possibly renewable.
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N. J
Middle West
Herbert Orin
Fritz) Crisser
University of Michigan
Ilinois
University of Chicago
Crisler
Amny G. Kipie
van Arbor
H.eturny
Yost
Michigan
Kipke
Nassau
Hartley
Hank) Anderson
University of Cincinnati
Lynch Wins Glasgow Flyweight Bout in Tech Knockout
Benny Lynch, flyweight champion of the Yori, defeated Maurice Jribal of France by a six round technical knockout in Glasgow last night though the title was not at stake.
City League clubs to clash tonight in three contests
City Vf ML C A League games schedule shows Franz five vs Aeros at 9 pm, Corry Jamestown vs St Edward's Alumni at 1 45 pm, and Raymonds vs Merchants at 10 80 pm at the Junior High. The cage league has been stretched another round, heightening interest for the top berth.
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Aeros
Corry-Jamestown
St. Edward's
Raymonds and Merchants
Franz Five Defeats Titusville 49 to 27 in Mideast Hoop
Franz Furniture five handed Titusville a 49 to 27 loss on St. Edward's High School floor last evening. Red Taylor and George Franz scored 14 points each to pace the locals while Titusville trailed 18 to 15 at the half.
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Kelly
Spravett
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Erle
Eric Gumbleton
Fogelbach Baressi
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Kelly, Sprovers
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Gillestic
Eria—Wolfe
Gasper
A. Referes
Sears
Basketball Results From The Week
Teac sarmy defeated by 24 to 49 Wes leyan, Bethany 46, W J 58 over St Vincents 80, George Washington 41, Westminster 26, Navy 61, William and Mary 20, Syracuse 88 over Army 31, City College of New York 87 over Fordham 35, New York U 40, St John 83.
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Fordham
New York
St. Sohne
Erie Kiwanis Teams Triumph in Bowling Rematch
The Erie Kiwanis No 1 defeated the local No 1 by 2608 to 2413 while Erie Kiwanis No 2 beat the local 2359 to 2227 at Recreation Alleys last evening.
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Erie
Irie Kiwanis
Erie Kiwanis
First Bowling Tournament Opens Season at Recreation Alleys
The season kicks off with the first bowling tournament at Recreation Alleys at 8 oclock tomorrow evening. A husband and wife teams event is planned and a good entry list is reported with strong interest attached to the tournament.
Postpone St Edwards Game at Meadville Tonight
The St Edwards contest at St Agilia Meadville tonight was postponed to 4 later. Edwardsmen will play Wattsburg High School next Monday evening.
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St. Agilia’s
Meadville
Edwardsmen
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Wattsburg High School
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