High squad win at Youngsville sparks page two scoring
In a 52 to 34 victory at Youngsville the High squad impressed readers with a dominant performance and a string of notable plays. The feature column discusses refereeing decisions and notes the writer’s candid reflections on officiating and game tempo. It also mentions baseball and billiards notes, highlighting players like Heinie Schuble and Kinney Matsuyama, plus upcoming bouts and college basketball matchups.
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Youngsville
Weiter
Uttle
Equator
North Pole
Mac
Doc
Howard
Q When To Quit and I Am Some Owl? In This Respect At Least, "Razz
Home Team Edges Youngsville in Final Minute Scare
Corry High School, led by Curtis and the Skinner brothers, built a 20 to 7 halftime cushion and finished 52 to 34 over Youngsville. Gilliland sparked Youngsville with late baskets as the hosts nearly rallied in the final minutes, while McCay praised the brisk rally as among the season’s best scholastic bursts.
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Youngeyllle
Youngsville
Orange and Black
Brokenstraw Valley Boys
Corry
McCall's Boys
Invaders
McCay
Warren
George Curtis
Skinner Brothers
Chuck" Skinner
Gilland
Brreak
Gerry High
jCurtis
ASSO
ITF
Skinner
G. Skinner
Brus Brait
HoDot
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Hovey
Murray
Crim
Gsa
Paulson
Jackson
Yeunasville
Gilliland
Ama Tae F Hendrickson
Limborg
A! Williams
Casey
Nely
Bemis
Davis
GI Abbey
Bema Foc
Lord, of
Warten
Corry Jamestown Bowling League Bruins beat Cougars 1–0
The Boston Bruins defeated the Detroit Cougars 1 to 0 in Boston.
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Corry-Jamestown Bowling League
Boston Bruins
Detroit Cougars
Boston
Upset in Meadowbrook 600 as West defeats Nurmi rival
At the Meadowbrook games West won the 600 by three yards over Bernie McCafferty and Fred Weit, denying Ray Conger a marquee victory. McCafferty took second, Conger faded to fourth as West surged on the final stretch. Williams led a standout 45 yard dash, edging Karl Wildermuth and Jimmy Pappas in a tight race at 45 yards.
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United Prose
Philadelphia
Ray Conger
Ueathléta
Paavo Nurmi
Fred Weit
New York University
Ayer
West
Bernie McCafferty
Holy Gross
Conger
Weil
McCafferty
Erty Wiliams
Karl Wildermuth
Georgetown
Jimmy Pappas
Newark A. C
Chester Bowman
Fortis
Son of former Florida resident shines in state skating meet
Bob Judd of Lakewood, son of Clarence Judd, competes in the New York state scholastic ice skating championship at Lake Placid. Judges praise his potential, with Eddie Myers predicting Judd could hold his own with top skaters within a year. Myers eyes further Federation meets and a possible move to New York for metropolitan events.
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Bob!’ Judd
Lakewood
Sharkey
Eddie
Bob" Judd
Clarence R. Judd
Corry
New York
Lake Placid
Milton Judd
South Street
Judd
Eekewood High
Gétry Girl” Warriors
Cornell University
Eddie Myers
Amateur Skating Union
Jamestown
Myers
Jamestown Journal of Saturday
Bol Judd
Erie
McGowan
Red Sox Rebuild With 22 New Players For 1927 Season
Boston's Bill Carrigan tabbed a largely revamped roster as the Red Sox prepare to open April 16. Star infielders and pitchers moved on in a major shakeup, with Buddy Myer traded to Washington for Milton Gaston and five others joining from various teams to boost a shaky pitching staff and strengthen the lineup.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Boston Red Sox
Bill Carrigan
Red Sox
Buddy Myer
Washington
Milton Gaston
Horace Lisenbee
Robert Reeves
Grant Gillis
Eiliott Bigelow
Olsana
Caltar
Ed Morris
Charley Rutting
Jack Russell
Danny MacFayéen
Pat J Simmons
Gubton
Randers
Lisenbee
Minnepolis
Senators
Wally Gerber
Gils
Reeves
Hal Rhyne
Rhyne
San Francisco
The
Athletics
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Agneas
Todd
Kegan
Hlyne
Gillis
Carrigna
Wah
Ken Williama
Tea Mlagetedd
Doug Taltt
Deek Rothrock
Bill Surevill
St. Paul
Bigelow
Birmingham
Ole Dummis
Mobile
George Loepp
Pittefield
Scarritt
Outhild
Williams
Tlagstes
Rou Nock
Tattl
Notre Dame to focus on home games and new stadium
Notre Dame aims for more home football games with a new $740,000 stadium seating 80,000 at South Bend. Father Charles L. O'Donnell told alumni that travel for games has worn thin and a stronger home program will help football success, with future schedules including Navy and Carnegie Tech.
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Travs
Notre Dame Wilthig
South Bend
Ind
Charles L. O'Donnell
University
Notre Dame Alumni Association of New York
Inghhis
Ramblers
Notre Dame
Army
Fenn State
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Navy
Chicago
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Father O'Donnell
Red Grange
Pyle
Lessom Grange
Carnegie Tech
Sas Spanteell
New York
Phther O'Donnell
Knute Rockne
Rockne
Alred Lieb
Wisconsin
Father O'Donnel
Sharkey favored 6 to 5 in 10 round bout at Miami Beach
Wagers placed with Wall Street betting commissioners installed Jack Sharkey as 5 to 1 favorite over Young Stribling for a 10 round heavyweight bout at Miami Beach on February 27. A single $6 000 to $5 000 bet on Sharkey was reported. If Sharkey wins, he would meet Jack Dempsey in the next bout.
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United Press
Miami Beach
Florida
Richard Hoyl
Hayden, Stone & Co
Madison Squire Garden
Shutkey
Stribling
Tack Dempsey
Yyithya
Tampa
Atami
New York
Tech
Wall Street
Jack Sharkey
Young Stribling
Mifami Beach
Fig
Sharkey
Jack Dempsey
Van Ryn Beats Tilden In Davis Cup Hopeful Rise
Brooklyn report notes John Van Ryn of Hastings on Hudson defeats William Tilden in straight sets 6-1 6-4 6-2 in the Heights Casino final. Van Ryn, ranked No.5, dismantled Tilden and Hunter in the serial rounds and will train in the south for the Davis Cup team. Hall and Van Ryn also won the doubles 6-2 4-6 7-5.
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Brooklyn
United States
John van Ryn
Hast Orange
SN. J
van Ryn
William
Tilden
Hig
Princeton
Francie 'T. Hunter
Pacific Coast
Bill
Vol
Johnny
St Titus Five Triumphs Over St Edward's 98 to 20
St Titusville high quintet overwhelmed St Edward's on the Joel j parish school floor last night, collapsing in the third period after a strong opening half. Prennatt Burns and P Brady led Titusville with a high scoring effort as the visitors were held to 9 points by halftime and 12 in the third.
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St. Edward's
St. ‘Titi High
Titusvilie
Joel J
Corry Tomsers
Phols
Queen City Catholcs
Prennatt
Burns
P. Brady
Titusville
Ae Geld
Gours. ‘the Teams Lined Up As Follows: ‘ St. Edward's
Burkhardt
Eemete Burkett
Ees Berry
Potock
Boone
Nichols
Bove
Maloney
St. Titus
Hattrick
P.bridy
Lynch
Tatsteed
R. Brady
Ees
Siggins
St. Edwards
Titus
Lombard
More Robins Sign Contracts In Brooklyn News
Brooklyn reports four regulars signed including Mix Cray Dol Biakandtts Jule Towers and Jumbo Billo with Dave Zanorott as the remaining regular. The Roving squad to report to Manager Robinson at the Besomly training dip in Clearwater Fla February 24. The Ottawa Senators beat the NWS 2 to 1 with Monley Maroon scoring.
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T Ne
Aeldera
Reort Mulpes
Ottawa Senators
NWS
Monley
Ottawa
Schaefer and Cochran Meet for 18.2 Title
Jake Schaefer and Welker Cochran, both Chicago champions, will clash tonight for the world 18.2 parkline billiard championship. Schaefer, after a 182 high run and a 3-1 mark, topped Kinney Mateujamis then edged Matsuyama in 18 innings 400 5 331. Edouard Horemans, Belgium, beat Eric Hagens Hucher of Germany to claim the meet lead.
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Stanley Harris
Washington Semitars
Jack Lords
Detroit Tigers
Bucky
Heinie Schuble
Houston
Schuble
Harris
Wn Pleasant
Tex
Cardinal
Aler
Syracuse
Danville
Theyenow
Branch Rickey
Dan Ville
Schoble
St. Louis
Detroit
Kinney Matsuyama
New York
Matsuyami
Welker Cochran
Jake Schaefer
Fanny
Ite
Cochran
Schaefer
NW York
Chicago
Kinney Mateujamis
Tapan
Achraw
Matsuyama
Edouard Horemans
Belgium
Jim
Eric Hagens Hucher
Germany
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