Lakewood and Girard Squads Coming to City
Lakewood High will face New York staters in a doubleheader at the Junior High gym on Friday night with Lakewood’s Reserves meeting the visitors in the opener. The main event features Girard’s Union High five, a top Erie County Scholastic League unit chasing first place alongside West Millcreek as the season narrows. Extra support from the Athletic Association aims to draw a large crowd.
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Lakewood High School
Ee Corry High
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Erie County
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Millcreek
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Bees
Corry High Combination
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Orange and Black
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Toop
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Soouls
Timon High
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Athletic Association
Bowling Notes and Penns Pace Dominate Eastern Action
A Rochester league set a near world record as the Giants totaling 3477 fall just short of the 3497 mark. Vaccaro rolled a 100 in his third start, Brautigan hit 208, and Brautigan plus Vaccaro earned medals from the American Bowling Congress. Penn extends its Eastern Collegiate lead with four straight wins, facing Columbia and Yale this week as Dartmouth trails. Cathedral High hosts Union High while Salem and Oil City clash in OT.
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Giants
Athe Jeliesy
University of Pennsylvania
Penn
Dartmouth
Columbia
New York
New Haven
Yale
Cornell
Company A Five Faces Erie Squad This Week
Company A five meet Erie squad in district guardsmen league action for a possible title. The game is booked for Friday evening unless a schedule change occurs to avoid a clash with a high school doubleheader. Franklin leads its district while Kant& shows age in its division as the series format remains to be finalized.
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Guardsman's Edge
Company 4
Frio
Mike
A’s
Guards
Corry
Atronas
Constan
Franklin
Kant
Bie
Iutricis
Cory Elks Triumph in Warren Bowl Meet
Cory Elks beat Warren in a three-match bowling set, 714 to 608, 730 to 708, and 1067 to 0. Hils of Warren led with a high 157 average. Frank Getty notes the event alongside extensive boxing chatter from Miami Beach on February 11.
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Gorry Iudge
Witics
Hiks
Lawrence Park Buddies Edge Corry in Tight One
Lawrence Park Buddies beat Corry Rod and Gun Club by one point in a rugged league night. Merle Tstachson led scoring for the victor with 28 points while Bayhurst paced Corry with 28 as well. Final tallies show Park in a narrow victory with balanced contributions from Hudderick and teammates.
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Cory Rod and Gun Club
Israelson
Corry Rod and Gun
Lawrence Vaarle Huddies
Sreperis
Corry
Merle Tstachson
Sweneen
W. Henderick
Enger
Kitiberger
G. Hilleherzer
Wanner
Tstuelson
Fraternal Bowling League and World Title Spotlight
In New York on February 11 the Fraternal Bowling League highlights boastful lines as Matsuyama and Schaerer vie for the world title, Cochran and Matsuyama clashing while Hagenlacher and Horemans hope for a final showdown. The piece follows Jack Matsuyama from humble beginnings to peak form, inspired by Tex Rickard, with notes on opponents and betting odds. A separate local notice reports a fractured leg injury to William Griffed amid woods work.
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H. Patterson
Burlingame
Hammond
Araon
Edouard Goch
Horemans
Belgium
Felix Grange
Hottmaster
France
Eric Hagenlacher
Germany
Cochran
Matsuyama
Schacter
Detroit Girl Retains National Outdoor Speed Skating Title
Loretta Neitzel of Detroit defended her national outdoor speed skating title by sweeping three major events, defeating Lena Porter Brooks of Toronto. James Webster of St Paul led senior men with SU points, taking the diamond derby trophy and first in the 880 yard and mile. Neitzel scored 100 points over two days, Brooks 80.
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Detroit
Lena Porter Brooks
Toronto
Loretta Neitzel
James Webster
St. Paul
Tole
Nethzel
A&c
Mrs. Brooks
J H ayink's team defeats Falconer High 27 to 22
J H ayink led the way as his senior high cagers edged Falconer High School 27 to 22 Saturday. The tilt showcased alternating stretches of solid defense and rough play with both sides trading momentum.
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Falconer Mamestown
J. H
Ayink
Falconer High School
Many New Faces With Indians
United Press reports major changes to the Cleveland Indians for the coming season. Billy Evans as manager and Roger Peckinpaugh as coach will field 20 new players of 35, with changes at every position except second base and catcher. The infield features Lou Porcello, Cliff Bolton, Johnny Hodapp, Carl Lid at second, and Joe Sewell moving from shortstop to third.
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United Press
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Gleveland Indians
George Burns
Homer Sumnia
Garland Buckeye
George Uhle
Mil Letso7
George Gerken
Elton Langford
Billy Evens
Zener
Roger Peckinplug
Feinhpeldl
Lou Porsenn
Cliff Bolton
Pepre Haute
Johnny Hodapp
Carl Lid
Joe Sewell
Shortatop
Tte
Aoktia Taverner
John Burnett
Terre Haute
Ray Gardner
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