Recalled Luther's Golfing Days Near Season End
Today in sport recalls Luther's golfing days and notes high school season near end. Ted Luth joins local pack after a bye year while veterans welcome him back to Youngstown. Beavers face Union City and have three league games left. Basketball schedule includes North Hastings, McKean and Edinboro at home, with District 9 races heating up as St. Marys leads. Umpire Pinman enters 28th season behind plate, with Phog Allen urging assists column.
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Luther
Ted Luthey
Youngstown
Corry
Union City
Beavers
Casketeers
McKean
Edinboro
St. Marys
Tvo
Warren
Ava
Kane
Sheffield
Tee
Oy Bfirmas
Ley
Pinman
Beavers Ready for Whistle Against Union City
Rival schools prepare for a sub high gym showdown in Corry with Beavers and Union City cagers set to clash. Big crowd expected with bands cheerleaders and students from both sides. A possible lineup includes Baresi or Sullivan at forward Roelofs center and Curtis at guard for the locals. Union City counters with Connell Buell Nick Fitch and Marvin in the lineup.
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Ion High
Jedi
Beavers
Corryl
Til Myers
Eek Bosg
Thaviz
Union
Vietory
Union Eas
Miny Unionites
Sahning
Corry
Eill
Ue Baressi
Titusville
Guy
Baresi
Sullivan
Roelofs
Hurlbut
Paulson and
Curtis
Connell
Buell
Nick Wh
Fitch
Marvin
Mountaineers Meet Duquesne In Key Showdown
West Virginia University hoops squad, led by Cotebunk, Gocke, and Studi, seeks revenge after a close loss to Duquesne and aims to continue their winning run at Hartwood tonight. Duquesne won the earlier meeting 27 to Morgantown in a hard fought edge. Pitt and Carnegie Mellon also schedule games, with Pitt facing Georgetown and Sech meeting Penn State at State College.
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West Virginia University
Wedue
Carlin Joss
Duquesne University
Womaek
Hartwood
Cotebunk
Gocke
Studibar
Mountaineers
Sugairest
Dukes
Dugnonte
Morgantown
Pitt
Garegie
Georgetown
Washington
Sech
Basketball Tonight Matches Across Towns
Brief sports notice lists games including Danny at Vinton and North Uxt at Wealeyville, Girard at Midereck, McKeat at Bainboro, Albion of Waterford, Or City at Mucky Grove, Pituryillie at Meadyltten, Kane at SL, and Santa MitsTuwell at Fidjeaway Wentfeld at Paleonor.
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Danny
Vinton
North Uxt
Wealeyville
Girard
Midereck
McKeat
Bainboro
Albion
Waterford
City
Mucky Grove
Pituryillie
Meadyltten
Inter-City Bowling League match at Titusville tonight
Comy's team visits Titusville for a regular league match as Coiry sand aims for a win over the Queen City pinsters. Titusville is considered a favorite in the Tourtown competition, with locals split in prior matches and unhappy about results against Jamestown and Warren.
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Titusville
Jamestown
Warren
Hope
Coiry Sand
Queen City Pinsters
Louis knocks out Ramage at Wrigley Field in rematch
Joe Louis, the Detroit Negro heavyweight, floored Lee Ramage of San Diego with a left hook in the second round at Wrigley Field, winning a rematch. Ramage showed early footwork to survive round one as 12,000 fans left in disbelief after the knockout. Louis weighed 196 pounds to Ramage’s 193, adding a second consecutive KO over Ramage after their Chicago bout last December.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Joe Louis
Detroit
Lee Ramage
San Diego
Grogey Ramage
Louis
Ramage
Chicago
Wolsast
Philadelphia
Slashing attack on Japanese publisher over U S players tour
Matsusuke Nagasaki, a nationalist, slashed Matsutaro Shoriki, publisher of Yomiuri Shimbun, in front of his offices in Tokyo. Police said Nagasaki aimed to disfigure rather than kill, citing grievances over the American Major League tour of Babe Ruth and other players in Japan. He complained the tour strained New York and Tokyo relations and Biblical waters.
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Tokyo
jMatsusuke Nagasaki
America
Japan
Matsutaro Shoriku
Yokiuri Shimbun
Nagasaki
Bulice
Nagisaki
Shoriki
Coaches Invited to Dinner by Erie Hardware Plant
Erie area coaches are invited to a dinner hosted by Phlacw Hirdware in February, sponsored by the Ene County Officials' Association to compare the new lopsy bull type with current vogue styles. The event aims to showcase industry changes and feature district roaches Myers and Pilskain from Local High School among invited guests.
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Bil Myers
Gilbert Pilskain
Iocal High School
Phlacw Hirdware Company
Dil
Ene County Officians’ Association
Hank O Day in Critical Condition at 75
Former NL umpire Hank O Day, age 75, lies critically ill at Presbyterian Hospital after three weeks in care. Doctor Wilber Poat warns against excitement as memory of key 1908 Merkle boner game frames a life of baseball service, including later managing Reds and Cubs and long advisory umpiring.
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United Press
Chicago
Polo Grounds
Fred Merkle
Hank O'Day
Presbyterianospital
Wilber Poat
O'Day
Dr. Post
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
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McCornples
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Cincinnati Reds
Sullivan to Defend National Squash Title in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Feb 22 The national amateur squash championship opens with top players from a dozen cities. Neil J Sullivsi of Philadelphia will defend his singles title won last year in Boston. The Harvard team title has been vacated due to lack of entries. The tournament runs through Sunday.
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Pittsburgh
Girown
Neil J. Sullivsi
Philadelphia
Boston
Harvard University
Raymond Keglers Win in Telegraph Match
Raymond Manufacturing Company bowling team swept a three-team telegraph match against William D. Gibson Company Chicago and Wallace Barnes Bristol. The Raymond team totaled 2,883 across three games with scores of 985 981 and 1,007, led by high individual marks including Gustafson 258 and Maloney 209. Carroll averaged 201 across three games, Baker posted 225, and the rivals finished second and third with 2,621 and 2,597 respectively.
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Induu Vial
Chicago
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Conn
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Wallace- Barnes Company
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Pedersen and Sharp Clash in Net Finals
In New York on February 22, Helen Pedersen of Stamford and Jane Sharp of Los Angeles advanced to singles finals of the national indoor tennis championships. Pedersen beat Milli Hirsch 6-3 5-8 to reach the final. Sharp upset Dorothy Andrus 7-5 6-0.
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New York
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Stamford
Conn
Jane Sharp
Los Angeles
Miss Sharp
Norma Yaunet
Mime
Sylvia Hentotiti
France
Andrus
Golfer Kills Rabbit In North Carolina Forest
P. D. Harrell, while playing golf, threw a club at a rabbit and killed it in Forest City, North Carolina. Meanwhile Erie presses toward a fifth straight win as Goodyear Tires visit Public Sanatorium for a Sunday game against the strong Alon squad.
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N. C
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Harrel
G. E
Goodyear
Erie
Goodyear Tires
Alon
Babe Ruth to sign with Yankees may play regular role
New York Feb 22 Babe Ruth may join the Yankees after a deal with Col Ruppert, with Joe McCarthy to decide if he will be a regular player. Ruth, age 30, begins training next week as contract terms and salary speculation swirl.
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United Press
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Yankees
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Joe McCarthy
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Col. Ruppert
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Babe Gnally
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A’ Cagers at Jamestown Tonight
Company A cagers travel to Jamestown to face Ariel A. C. of New York in a return clash. Jamestown won the earlier meeting by one point. the visitors seek to reverse fortunes on the Willard Street School court at 6 30 p.m.
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Jamestown
Ariel A. C. Basketeers
New York State
Jamestown Aggregation
Sot Wiens Im A St
Tocal
Willard Street School Court
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