Weekend Sports Roundup Sparks Busy Local Notes
A garbled sport page recounts mixed items from baseball umpires to boxing, college and high school hoops, and upcoming seasons. Mentions Ed George disputing Jin Lonilos claim, Emmett Ormelly clashing with Frick, potential returns of Rich Ahrens, Connie Mack’s infield, Temple Owls football recruits, and Pittsburgh area teams planning February matchups. Incomplete lines hint at boxing ranks, fencing, horse racing chatter, and local school results like Kane High defeating Mt Jewett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boin McKean
Witerfoud
Don) George
Contador
Jin Lonilos
Grajiple
Gina Garibaldi
Talfan
Jar “Phi
Emmett Ormelly
Mond
Frick
Waticas
Fric
Diamond
R Copper
Ormsby
Nice
Franklin
Big Rich Ahrens
Connie Mack
Williams
Athletics
Lon Tourdet
Carnell
Brenner
Warrel Hyvis Gilgumtel
Pittsburgh
Germany
Berlin
Olympia
Bravia Friser
Union City
Youngsville
Albion
Pirates
AL Toul
Barney Ross
Chicago
Temple University
Owls
Centre
Vanderbilt
Michigan State
G. Boles Fist
Wooster College
Sifkce
Ciney Reds
Sookie Ifield
Johnny Mize
Em Havik
Billy Myers
Lew Riggs
Basil Briscoe
Ian
Hollywood Club
Hollywood
Emerson Bartlett
Kane
Kane High
Mt. Jewett
Oredl Meykat
Brooklyn
New Orleans
Gotham
Slave O'Neil
Walter Iy Jone
Cleveland
Bowie
Wie
United States
Chery
Ish Whitt
Wintluy
Wedkowite
Traci
Monk Simons
Pulana
Hult
O'Leary
Jimmy Johnston
GSA
High Tossers Hit Road for Two Big Games
Beavers travel to Youngsville tomorrow and Albion Friday for league contests as Coach Bill Myes drills players and aims to snap a succession of away losses. The squad seeks two road wins after struggling on foreign courts and faces a Youngsville team that previously beat them on the junior high court and an Albion squad they’ve beaten on home soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngaville
Alblof
Beavers
Greenville
Thiel Frosh
Girard High
Edinboro
Union City
Warwooth
Vinil Oé
Myersmed
Girard
Waterford
Youngsville
Warren County
Brokenstraw Valley
Albion Fri- Hay
Tofals
Alion
Cour Tsarfier
Haesensom
Bill Myes
TriState cage fives face busy week in district play
United Press report from Pittsburgh outlines a hectic week of basketball for regional teams. Carnegie Tech hosts Geneva on Beaver Falls High court after an 84 29 setback, while Geneva seeks revenge. Pitt and Duquesne, Mountaineers and other colleges play across Madison Square Garden and beyond with games against Notre Dame Long Island Georgetow n and more as the circuit heats up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Pittsburgh
Ornenl
V Flash
Carnegie Tartana
Geneva
Beaver Falls
Ken Loeffier
Geneva Five
Carnegie
Skibo Gym
Waynesburg
Diquesne
Manhattan
Week's matches to bring changes in rifle league standings
Four teams sit tied for first after four weeks in the Corry Modard Gym Club Rifle League. Last week two leaders were defeated as Emblem Oils, Raymonds Wing, Keon Sax, and other squads faced key matchups. This week features Korn Smax vs Superior and Ajace and High School meeting for the first wins, with Emblem Oils vs Corry Jamestown and Raymonds Wing vs Emblem Oils on slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Modard Gym Club
Gic
L Pet
Raymonds
Keon Sax
Jeazue
Corry-Tamestown
Satsuiday
Antler Bowling League
Cohen Coals
Hammond Elevator
Waldorf Beers
Pet
Waldorf
Emblem Oil
Mast Company
Ribbons
Wing
Rdly
Waidoot Beers
Model Dairy
Ave. Bracken
Beott
O Craker
Ada
Christensen
Sbbey i Gullick
William
Gragy
Lord i
Wellon
Igo
J. Paulson
Hawkins Sets New Skeet Mark With 24 of 25
Hawkins shot 24 out of 25 at Hare Creek skeet field on Saturday, establishing a new local skeet record. He maintains one of the highest skeet averages among area sportsmen, while youth Martin Keppel and T. Keppel show early promise. A note announces ongoing Saturday shooting weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Award Hawkins
Hare Creek
Ruaz
Hawkins
Sox
Martin Keppel
Harsles Meppel
Fii
T. Keppel
Foxte
Keppel
Millison Symmre Garden Book Project Prompts Public Interest
A fragmentary notice highlights a project by Millison Symmre Garden to print 18 million books. The snippet mentions a key figure and a public timing marker while referencing a large-scale publishing effort.
Probe illness of Philadelphia boxer sparks doping probe
In Chicago a doping probe targets Philadelphias boxer Joe Firpo amid a planned title bout with Frankie Sagilio. Officials summon Firpos camp and others to appear as a full investigation is promised with charges possible if evidence supports drugging claims. An Antelope Refuge planned in Bend Oregon is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Chicago
Joe Irpe
Philadelphia
Theluold State Athletic , Commission
Firpo
Frankie Sagilio
Ghengo
Cleero Sladitama
Jiepo'a
Jiepo'a Atornake
Moon
Fikro
Tid Drosaing Rem
Trintr
Promisud
Changes in Scholastic Rules Spark PTA Meeting
Harrisburg officials anticipate key decisions from the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association on resuming state champions in track and field for 1933, plus a push for a state-wide high school wrestling golf tennis swimming circuit. The PTA plans to review an eligibility rule interpretation and a reciprocity agreement with Ohio to ease official registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Interscholastic Atlletic Association
Contr
PT. A.A
State College
Association
ACA
Nothumberland
Columbia
Montour
Stryder
Union Counties
Philippines are Cobras and Islands Climate Report
Fragmentary notes describe corners of the Philippines, mentions weather, islands, and a named place with unclear context. The text mentions Cobras, Minerva, Merle, and Keathate in a garbled fashion, with no clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
German Hopes 10 Follow With Bout With Baer
Max Schmeling plans training Friday for a March 10 bout with Steve Hamas in Amburg Germany. He aims to defeat Hamas and regain a claim to facing Max Baer, with promoter Walter Rothenburg negotiating with Beers manager Ancil Hoffman since August for a title fight possibly in Vienna. Hoffman has not yet responded to a $175,000 offer to box Schmeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Amburg
Germany
Max Schimeling
Steve Hamas
Max Baer
Hanseatin Hall
Hamas
Uhlan
Walter Rothenburg
Ancil Hoffman
Beer
Vienna
Schmeling
Hoffman
Rothenburg
United States
Baer
Othenburg
G. E's Defeat Warren 31 28 In Narrow Victory
Opening the second half with a 14 point burst G E’s beat Warren 31 to 28 in the Auditorium Sunday. String Nash led Warren with strong shooting while Cmeral Electric Refrigerators used the early lead to pull away and hold on for the win. Eric 31 held three bravery medals in Cincinnati. John Marks 65, veteran of the Spanish American War, died of a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BRIE
Hagevan
Cmeral Electric Refrigerators
HyVis Oils
Warren
Nash
Olfs
Eric
Gincinnati
John Marks
Dewey
Ringling circus GM on freaks and their appeal
Sarasota February interview with Samuel Gumpertz general manager of Ringling Bros Barnum & Bailey discusses circus attractions including Lionel the lion faced boy Myrtle Corin and a fat woman. He explains scouts vet acts personally to avoid frauds and notes freaks are cultured individuals who use art literature and languages to cope with public gaze. He says fat women draw big crowds and share a rare form of public comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Melemore
Sarasota
Fla
Justas
Samuel Gumpertz
Ringling Bros & Barnant & Bailey Circus
Edward Newton
King George
Gurhpertz
Would
Oricutta
Madus
Hamburg
London
Auckland
Falls
Yokohamia
Circus
Mr. Gumpert
Gumpert
Lionel
Self
Alion
Peramet Sari
India
Myrtle Corin
Texas
Mr. Gumpertz
Mwn
Picard Wins Agua Caliente Stake of $1,000
Picard won the Agua Caliente golf tournament with a 266 total after a final round 70. Harry Cooper and Willie Goggin tied for second at 268, followed by Laffoon Desmaret at 276 and others. The event carried $1,000 top prize. Also noted, Turner Building a fast plane for the National Air Races in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Agua Calientd
Pict
Hersey
Penna
Picard
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Plcad
Tawar
Ky Laffoon
Denver
Jim Desmaret
Galveston
Tex
Thei
Laffoon
Witty Cox
Brooklyn
Harold McSpaden
Kansas City
Jimmy Hines
Timber Point
L. 1
Byron Nelson
Exarkana
Tex Earch
McSpaden
Turner
Cleveland Colon
Fragmentary notice hints at gasolene legislation debate
Readable fragments indicate a local legislative discussion on gasolene policy or pricing. Key names and specifics are obscured, but the item signals official action on fuel regulation pending formal reporting.
Jen aS note sale on $80 item stalls inquiry
A fragment mentions an $80 note about a sale or purchase. It references Ste fur ing nece gart and a possible inquiry or offer. Details are unclear but the item appears tied to a monetary amount and a sale context.
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Tristate
Y Island
Madison Squire Garden
Pitt
Notre Dame
West Virginia University
Washington
Georgetown
Mountaineers
Annapolis
Middies
Rider College
New Wilmington
Westminster
Allegheny Oollege
Alfred
Hobart
Rochester
Bethany
Grove City
Raymonde
Wing Willi
Titusville
Mnways
Worden
Petersoh
Anire
Minway
Willion
Millison Symmre Garden
Hammond Elevators
Coben Coals
Phila
Boxer
Joe Firpo
Bend
Ore
Orig
Hort
Elm Street
Wicchis Weeal
Stanley
Hes
Senn
Hamas — Baer
Ance
G. E
Erie
Many
Prizinski
Edwards
Strand
Guy McCallian
G Stankey
Byatt
Agua Caliente
Hershey Pro
Coper
Goggin
Patmeer
Cubo Packers
Coccanut Oil
Maeises Een
Condra Pharmacy
By Cial Ane
Consy
Saint Whit Cher
Orm
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