Esystoms Planning Road Trip and Local Hoops Notes
Rochester Centrals scheduled home game against the Rochester five and a road trip with the Keystones to Genovia and Lancaster. Keystones face Kane and Kane defeat of Nameless Five recalled. Nameless Five set to travel to Corry for a third game. Mount Vernon in Ohio trip teased for early March.
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Gibbons
Harry Wills
Rochester Centrale
Corry Key Glbnes
Elmira
New York State
Rochester Five
Keystones
Geneva Eagles
Genovia
Rochester Centrals
Rochester 10Seers
Elmits
Keys
Lancaster
Jamestown
Ohio
Mount Vernon
Buckeye
Brisbane Independents
Victors
Kane
Paley Cabaas Ves Tere Et Ts
Boxers McTigue and Walker to regain New York standing
New York boxing officials plan to reinstate two prominent champions McTigue and Walker before the outdoor season. Walker faces an active coastbound schedule while McTigue recovers from hand surgery. Both had suspensions over refusals to engage certain challenges and for licensing issues.
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New York Boxing Commission
Walker
New York
Mey Tigue
Mickey Walker
Commission
Pacfic
McTigue
Dave Shade
California
Shade
New Jersey
Warren K. of . Stage Boxing Card Tonight
The Knights of Columbus of Warren Pennsylvania present a boxing show at the State armory with Matchmaker Dave Hughes arranging a strong card. Chief Halftown faces Aleck Gibbons in the main event while Jim Cauvel meets Jack Lewis in the semifinal and four preliminaries feature Calvin Ferio versus Danny Dale, Kid Colline versus Johnny Welsh, and Tony Brown against Young Sharkey.
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Knights of Columbus
Warren
State Armory
Dave Hughes
Chuck
Chief Halftown
Aleck Gibbons
Gibbons
Jim Cauvel
Oil City
Jack Lewis
Mt Jewett
Calvin Ferio
Danny
Dale
Celoron
Kid Colline
Warrers
Johnny Welsh
Jamestown
Tony Brown
Falconer
Young Sharkey
Mt. Jewett
Polish College Five Ready for Cambridge Springs Battle
The Orange and Black seek a third win in eight days as they face Polish National Alliance College at Cambridge Springs. Duffy Maloney lead the locals, with Lewis Kinney Gretaler in defense. Tip-off at 8 16 p m after a 7 30 pregame.
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Orange and Black
Polishtional Alliance College
Cambridge Springs
Sheen's Warriors
Cambridge
Callebians
Duffy
Maloney
Tuk
Muore
Lewis
Kinney
Gretaler
Mel Sheppard Joins Wanamaker Millrose as Boss
Mel Sheppard, one of the greatest runners, now serves as the chief of the Millrose Athletic Club under the John Wanamaker Company in New York. He says he hasn’t worn a spiked shoe for years and believes he is through with racing.
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New York
United Press
Mel Sheppard
Nurmi
John Wanamaker Company
Millrose Athletic Club
Nurmi Sets Fresh Records in Buffalo Sprint Events
Paavo Nurmi the Flying Finn electrified about 8 000 fans in Buffalo last night by setting new records in the mile and a quarter, 2 000 yards, and 2 000 metres. His ease and grace drew wide praise from spectators.
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Paavo Nurmi
Buffalo
Slattery in Bout Tonight With Delaney in New York
Gotham dispatches report Jimmy Slattery faces Jack Delaney in a highly anticipated New York bout. Delaney is favored by bookmakers despite Slattery’s prior win over a New Englander last fall. If Slattery wins a quick verdict seems likely though Delaney may land early counterattacks.
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Jimmy Slattery
Iron Pride
Jack Delaney
New York
Gotham Dispatches
Delaney
Slattery
New
Wayne Munn Wins 5000 for Kansas City Match
Wayne Munn begins earning money from his wrestling title with a $5000 purse for the bout against Stanislaus Zbyseko in Kansas City. The report notes different purses between heavyweight wrestling and boxing and mentions Jack Dempsey earning about $5000 for each movement of the glove.
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Wayne
Big
Munn
Stanislaus Zbyseko
Kansas City
Jack Dempsy
Keystones Face Corry In Third Series Clash At State Armory
Fans await a pivotal indoor basketball showdown as Warren hosts Corry and the Keystones in a Monday night rematch. Corry trailedEarly in the first half before Wintrenites surged ahead, finishing 49 to 26. The third game in the series promises a royal battle on Corry’s court.
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Warren
Keystones
State Armory
Corry
Conroy
Basketeers
Alwages
Gerryites
Skyscrapers Build Strong Bone Foundations
Skyscrapers build a strong bone structure like a foundation for a tall building expected to endure through the years. For fifty years.
Organization of Ball League Meeting in Tamestown
Baseball managers from Warren Corry Jamestown and nearby towns plan a Sunday gathering in Tamestown to discuss organizing a regional ball league. The meeting aims to set schedules for the coming season and address proposed games on three Sundays. Community figures and local officials are expected to attend to explain the move and its impact on midweek play.
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Jamestown
Tamestown
Nwwg
Tumzes
Iewe
Sumani
WileMes
Geriot
Corey
Warren Mirror
Warren Morty
Pennsylvania
Wayne
Mirerce
Warren
Corry
Tuiestown
Jredania
Hyawit
Hinty Webb
Jamestown Fateball
Pal Geasoi
Pennsylvania Falls 22 to 40 as Upset Hope Fades
United Press reports a close first half before New York’s hold on the game, with Cahimbil leading Cahimbiay and scoring four baskets. John Hulbard Jos of Indianapolis is named captain of the Vile football team after Thighin resigns following university suspension over exams.
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Pennsylvania
Cahimbil Ted
The
Hill
Wilton
Cahimbiay
John Hulbard Jos
Inciarapelis
Toil
Te Vile
Thighin
Tujlire
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Union City
Times Enterprise
Bartie
Warren Times
Cory
Passaic High
Hackensack
Rutherford
N. S
Jackson V. Scholz
Journal Sport Page
United Press Sports
University of Missouri
Paris
Zod
Nxt
Basket Rossers
Kans
Indies
Warren Tribune
Mtigue
Warren K
Waldamar Chain
V. E. Phillips
the Jeweler
North Center Street
Polish College Five
the Oldtimers
Corry Creamery Co
Aluminum
E. E. Guignon
Warren Squad
Scott
Scott's
Scott & Bowne
Bdofield
Ball League
Miron Mundger
Vatesians
Tobby Burns
Janestown
Lester Shoe CO
Center St
Corry, Pa
Barlow Hardware CO
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