Fan, Player Reunion Highlights Historic Wagner Meeting
A Warren fan and baseball legend Honus Wagner reunited at Aspinwall’s Veterans Hospital after decades apart. The Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph recounted their 40 year friendship beginning in Warren with the old Iron and Oil circuit.
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Cage Results From WVU and Area Matches
W. and J. defeated Bethany 58 to 38 while Geneva topped Waynesburg 42 to 35 and Temple beat Penn State 81 to 23. Bainters won over Slippery Rock 40 to 37 in a league card.
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May Establish New High Jump Mark At Meet
Henry Super reports at the 48th AAU indoor games at Madison Square Garden a 6 foot 10 inch high jump may be achieved. Favorites include Cornelius Johnson of Compton Junior College with rivals Dave Burke, Al Threadgill, Harold Osborn, and George Spitz. Johnson recently cleared 6-8 and nearly reached 6-10 in a prior meet. entry list features top jumpers seeking a new world indoor mark.
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Varipapa to Appear for Bowling Exhibition Here
World renowned trick shot bowler Andy Varipapa will perform at Recreation Alleys on East Main Street at 8 p m Tuesday March 8 in an event announced by proprietor James Pappas. The show features exhibitions against Conny howlers and Varipapas own fancy shots with free instruction for all attendees.
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Kiwanis No. 2 Upsets Leaders in Local Bowling Standings
In Class B bowling, Loblaw’s pinsters cling to top ranks as Aero Supply edges toward the leaders, trailing by two games. Kiwanis No. 2 stunned the leaders last night, while Aero Supply defeated Corry Jamestown. Krone posted a high 197 for the evening as Spring Creek and Corry Jamestown each won three.
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Geneva Stages Rally To Beat Waynesburg
United Press reports Geneva College rallied to defeat Waynesburg College 43 to 35 on the Yellow Jackets court. Geneva trailed early as Waynesburg led in the first half but owned a 20-15 halftime edge. Milanoyieh, Geneva guard, sparked the comeback as the team surged ahead in the final minutes.
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Temple Passers Beat Penn State Five 31 to 23
Temple University stayed in the race for the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball Conference title by defeating Penn State 31 to 23 in State College. Penn State trailed 21 to 5 at halftime as Temple's defense held firm in the second half, despite a brief rally after the break. Shields led Temple with 11 points and Bloom added 10.
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Long Island University tops Rice Institute in MSG feature
Long Island University stretched its record to 11 straight wins by defeating Rice Institute 45 to 29 in the principal game of a Madison Square Garden double header before more than 12,000 fans. Hershey moved into first place in the Eastern Amateur Hockey League with a 2 to 1 victory over Atlantic City at the Ice Palace, the Barn scoring in the first period and the Gulls replying in the middle period.
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Danny Brammer to ride Tick On in Santa Anita
United Press reports in Arcadia California that Danny Brammer was signed to ride Tick On in the Santa Anita Handicap, the world's richest race, after Tam Flamenco was withdrawn by trainer Matt Brady. Wick On is expected to run, with Brammer coming off three wins and two seconds in the meeting.
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Wooster Fans Adopt Silent Booing at Games
Wooster College in Ohio finds a new spectator protest method after athletic director Li C. Boles appeals for restraint. Senior Roger Curfman printed large boo cards in multiple languages and distributed them among students who now wave silent boo signs at disputed basketball decisions.
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Tick On Sireed Foals and Florida Runner Ready
Held that included Howard Piamen Co and First Minatrel Tick On is the sire of a two year old running in Florida and a new trap of foals expected soon He was brought out from stud last November but did not reach his best racing form until a few weeks ago McCarthy paid the $1 000 starter fee prompted by Tick On s love of mud.
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Oilers defeat High Marksmen in Loop league match
Emblem Oils shooters detested the High School squad 1508 to 1495 in a Red and Gun Club League match last evening. Anderson led with a high score of 280. Scores reflect a tight contest with late shifts in momentum.
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College basketball scores from a New York region card
Long Island University defeated Rice 45 to 29 while Manhattan beat New York University 36 to 26. Columbia posted a 47 to 33 win over Harvard. Army surged to 40 and Bucknell rolled to 80 in a separate scoreline.
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