Titusville Catholic Five Face St Edwards In Key Parochial Clash
St Titus High is poised to showcase one of the area’s strongest parochial lineups against St Edward's, with Cathedral High and St Stanislaus also in action. Titusville beat Oil City and barely lost to Erie Central, while tonight’s return game with Corry promises a high turnout and an aftergame luncheon for visitors.
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Toda in Sport front's services sought in Warren
Nik Geracimos, Warren Times sports writer, notes Warren Merchants pursue Bib Frost to rejoin the team and lift late-season performance. Rich Frost offers inducements. Frost may return for a 50 cent improvement. Middlewest Amateur Hockey Association gains a charter to add two clubs before next season. Michigan overwhelms Northwestern in wrestling, and Chicago Bruins beat Wayne in a pro basketball game despite fouls.
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Shupack Faces Strub In Erie Bout Friday Night
Johnny Shupack of Paterson N J formerly of the Polish College at Cambridge Springs is slated to meet Maxie Strub in Erie Friday night. Shupack, a New Jersey boxer with a local following, must counter Strub's left jabs to prevail, while Mingling with recent obligations in Oil City Jamestown ball game results followed.
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Sonnenberg Training for April Chicago Title Match
United Press reports in Chicago that wrestler Sonnenberg trains for a heavyweight title defense against a yet unnamed opponent. The match is slated for late February with Sonnenberg defending his heavyweight championship claim.
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Corry Highs visit Youngsville for return game tonight
Corry High School basketball heads to Youngsville tonight for a return matchup with Coach Pierce's team. Youngsville, making its first scholastic season, seeks to upset the visitors after a recent upset over Mt. Jewatt in town.
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Clymer to Play Elimination Sugar Grove Games for PA Guard Title
Clymer High basketball travels to Sugar Grove tonight for the first two home games of the week, as they seek the elimination series for the Pennsylvania guard title. The squad beat Sherman 28 to 16 last Friday with Schermerhorn and Grist scoring ten each. Planned future matchups include Ford City Company C and a possible Armory meeting on February 23 as local Minutemen gear up for interschool battles and nearby district winners.
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Fight Over State Game Board Reconsideration in Senate
In Harrisburg three State Game Commission members face Senate reconsideration after the governor’s nominees were not confirmed. Senators Buckman and Homsher move to return the names to committee, with Heit, Leffler, and Stackpole listed as unconfirmed appointees.
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Rink Kofford Joins Oil City 1 of C. Barkethil Team Coach
Rink Kofford, former Allegheny College and Oil City Merchants Five star, signed to coach the Oil City 1 of C. Barkethil team. He sits in Karts City but will make regular visits to Oil City to coach the Casays.
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Promoters Face South On Miami Boat Debacle
Promoters Jadk Dempsey and W Z Carey disclosed to Rick Hoyt that profits from the Hindusiit stalls and cheaper seats may force realignments at Flamingo Park. They cite costs rising with demand and tax impacts, while the arena would total about 18 thousand dollars, well below earlier 550 thousand estimates. In New York the Giants’ van guards depart for San Antonio led by Jack Cummings and joined en route by Schall, Walker, Benton, and Witty as spring training begins.
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Doomed slayer Northcott enters San Quentin Prison
Gorden Stwark Northcott, the convicted killer of three Southern California boys, arrived at San Quentin Prison in California at 10:10 AM in good humor, smiling at reporters and attendants as he entered.
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Giants Add Depth In 1929 Lineup In Preview Note
George Kirkley surveys the 1929 New York Giants as manager John McGraw trims experiments from last season. Infield settled aside from first base, new faces patrol the outfield, and rookie pitchers join a retooled staff. Key players include Terry, Jackson, Lindstrom, Crawford, Jordan, Ott, Leash, Kaufmann, Fidlis, Veltman, Wallis, and Welly with several rookies and veterans competing for regular duties.
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Topeka Secures Western League Class A Baseball
Topeka gains a Class A baseball club this season for the first time since 1917. Dale Gens, president of the Western League, announced the St Joseph franchise has been transferred to Topeka. James Payton, formerly of the Independence Westend Association Club, will manage the Topeka team. He once pitched for the Pittsburgh National League team. The Western Association franchise for Topeka was moved to Khaw nee Oklahoma.
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Baas Dominates Forbes in Featherweight Bout in Chicago
Benny Baas of Philadelphia, featherweight, won every round against Harry Forbes in Chicago on February 12. In another ten rounds, Kine Tul of Minneapolis earned a technical knockout over I Winkler of Philadelphia. Eneh weighed 188 pounds.
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Van Ryn Faces Tilden in Indoor Tennis Final
John Van Ryn and William Tilden meet in the Heighté Casino Indoor final, with Van Ryn fighting back to overcome Hunter in three sets. Van Ryn, ranked sixth, outpaced the veteran Davis Cup star in the final stages as his backhand and speed carried him to the decisive 12th game break.
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Ulrich Stricken in Death of Phillies Pitcher Symnic Ulrich
United Press reports in Baltimore that Symnic Ulrich star right hand pitcher for the Philadelphia Nationals died at his home from pleural pneumonia after a year of illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow from his home with interment in Oak Hill cemetery.
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