Today in Sport Leads and Scores From Erie to Oil City
East High beat Franklin 17 to 2 in Erie while Warrem Central topped Erie Central 47 to 29. Oil City defeated Titusville 80 to 0 and Jamestown High beat Kane 30 to 24. Willie Hoppe and Bob Cannefax headline a big billiards match at the Friars Club in NYC. Baseball notes include Columbia spring training April 14 and Fleischmann stable races next season.
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East Wight
Erie East
Franklin
Erie
War Rem
Erie Central
Oil City
Titusville
W. Ti
Pet
East High
Central
Titusvalle
Prandin
Willie Hoppe
Bob Cannefax
Friars Club
New York
Polish Nation A. N. A. quintet defeats Corry High in hoops
Corry High suffered its fifth defeat of the season as Polish Nation A. N. A. Cambridge five beat the Orange and Black 43 to 28. Batkowink starred for the visitors with 22 points, using his quick moves for easy shots near the basket while Corry fought hard, led early, but faded in the final period.
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Corry High
Alliance College
Batkowink
Cambridge
Grange
Black
Jack] Paulson
Toul
Tiftesn
Maloney
Miller
Duffy
Laski
Sheen
Warriors
Tong
Batkowial
N. A
Corry
Laska
Fesses
Omaha shortstop Wilcox in fight for life with pneumonia
United Press reports on February 14 that Jimmy Willcox, 24, Omaha baseball team shortstop, lies critically ill at his home. He fell ill with a cold that developed into pneumonia while preparing for spring training with the Western League club.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Wilcox
Omaha
Willcox
Warren Nameless and Keystones Set for Ferocious Monday Night Showdown
Interest builds for the Warren Nameless Five versus the Keystones as they renew their five game series with one win each. Key players include Ash hampered by a knee and Brown or Knabb at forward, while Warren’s lineup features Kellar Sechriest Findley and Findley plus Loaf Brown in reserve roles. The Keystones expect Rich Pitts Jones Williams and Miller to start, with Young possibly entering late as the teams anticipate a hard fought contest at Jamestown.
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Warren J
The
Keystones
Erie County
Electrics
Jamestown
Tadepenisats
Kane
Warren
Conroy
Ash
Keys
Don Brown
Knabb
Pedibwi
Jasin
Jen Ti
Figs Ag
Jadee Warren
Kellar and
Sechriest
Findley
Loaf Brown
Lienup
Rich
Pitts
Wards
Jones
Williams
Miller
Young
Enida
Espinoza Leads Texas Open as Half Played
Abe Espinoza of San Francisco tops the Texas open golf championship after 36 holes with 199. MacDonald Smith, also from San Francisco, sits second at 140 while Jack Burke of Houston is third at 142 and John Rogers of Dayton, Ohio is fourth at 143. Espinoza narrowly beat amateur Kampman of San Antonio in round two after Kampman shot 60 on the 71 par course.
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San Antonio
Texas
Abe Espinoza
San Francisco
MacDonald Smith
Jack Burke
Houston
John Rogers
Dayton
Ohio
Espinoza
Kampman
Championship Round Resume Delays Tie Possible
In the second round players posted 83 to bring a total of 149. Thirty six holes remain to be played today and the title could be decided unless a four way tie persists. Play resumed at 8:80 a.m.
Fordham tops Georgetown to stretch win streak
United Prom Fordham University captured its eleventh straight win by defeating Georgetown 22 to 15 with Fordham forward Gavanaugh starring. Yale opened its home slate with a 20 to 15 victory over Brown in New Haven after a tied 10 10 halftime score. Harvard edged Springfield 82 to 80 as Danny Anth Mitute scored late to seal the win in Cambridge.
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United
Washington
Fordham University
Georgetown
Gavanaugh
Fordham
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Brown
At & Olf
Cambridge
Mass
Danny Anth Mitute
Harvard
Springfield
Landis to Decide on Action in Baseball Scandal
Commissioner Landis will meet District Attorney Banton next week to discuss possible grand jury action over the New York Giants baseball scandal. Landis, returning from the South for the New York Baseball Writers dinner, will review testimony and consider immunity for Jimmy OConnell while weighing charges against Dolan and other players.
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Landis
New York
New York Giant
Banton
South
New York Baseball Writers’ Association
Jimmy
O'Connell
Brothers
Wicha Ater
Dolan
Laedis
Galifornia
Slattery Over Delaney In Six Rounds In New York Fight
Slattery defeats Delaney in six rounds at Modlisiyt Square Gayden in a middleweight bout. Slattery dominates early, Delaney rallies in the final round, judges giveSlattery a narrow decision. Delaney sustains a right wrist injury late, but continues after medical attention.
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Slattery
Delaney
Buffalo
New York
Janny Shitery
Mvennphd Tinta
Mark Delaney
Cuggest Bridkenort
Modlisiyt Square
Gayden
Narain
Ment
Huweide
Us Bridgeport
Rickard
Uapy
Boxing Champion Tack Johnson Exhibition Cancelled in Moline
A garbled report indicates boxer Tack Johnson, noted as a world champion, faced cancellation of an exhibition in Moline. The piece mentions Niagara and Lake Erie to Lake Ontario and a police or official figure Ben Junger, but the details are unclear and the text is fragmentary.
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Tack Johnson
Ormer
Niagara
Ben Junger Hastale
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Mohicans and Cadets Agree to Play Series
The Mohicans and Cadets, city junior teams, finalize a seven game series for the junior championship. Both sides, evenly matched, promise entertaining battles as they meet in a key opening clash next Monday evening.
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Mohicans
Tdwacd
Tyr
Kensaup
Komi
Keystones
Fang
Tulets
Ome
Real Entertainment
Ubgames
Teaysads
Ainil
Baer
Nurmi Beaten by Gottlieb in Handicap Race
In Syracuse Nurmi Finland’s air champion failed to overcome a 65 yard handicap and finished second to Al Gottlieb Syracuse University captain in a mile race. Nurmi closed on the final lap but Gottlieb pulled away, not breaking Nurmi’s 4 27 25 record despite the setback. Nurmi headed to New York for tonight’s New York A C game.
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Unitea Freem
Syracuse
Reb. Uh
Panyo Nurmi
Finland
Air
al Gortlieb
Syracuse University
Nurmi
Gottlieb
Gontlish
Jose Rity
Gottbels Finshed
New York
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Charley Crowley
Heach
Julius Fleischmann
Thomas McCreery
Julius Fleischmann, Jr
Jamestown High Son
al Yast
New Yorkers
Oil City High
Erie Academy
Ville
St. Titus High
Titusville High
America
Madison Square Garden
Paavo
Oil City Merchant
Morrys
Oilers
Pittsburghers
Louis Temple
Boston American|ugue
Anfonnce
Clymer
Keystone
Checker
County Electrics
Cher
P.N. A
Orange and Black
Battle of Visitors
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Rickerson
Kittelberger
Dane
Pickup
Auer
Dr. Smith
Holister
Watrous
Fogel OL
J. Swarm
F. Bennett
Merriam A
D. Swarm
Specie
Corry Creamery Co
Aluminum
E. E. Guignon
United Prom
Oldtimers
Los Angeles
Wen
United Pros
Pariey Didfield
Euiffornit
Jonkinie Fleur
Metus
Anyinn
Pratik Chance
Armstrong
Eden Sunnysuds
Supreme Hoover
Barlow Hardware
North Centre St. Corry
Petites
Ching
Vietrolas
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