Beavers to meet Warren in final home game
Beavers and Warren prepare for a decisive final home game as Lilly and Wailus miss eligibility end of term. Franklin loss helped the Wells club clinch the Southern division title, earning a Grove City tourney spot. Strong Vincent looms as potential Grove City favorite amid lineup shuffles and injury setbacks.
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Dragons WillPen Favorites Junior High Quintet Defeats Titusville
Corry High School faces Warren in the final home game of the season for the late district crown. Warren's reserves and Corry's varsity mix. Corry has won both prior games against Youngsville and Warren on the Dragonshone floor. Warren favored to win if Corry falters as the home crowd expects a final showdown. Junior High game ended 22 to 10 in Corry’s favor with Corry Reserves 28 to 2 in the preliminary.
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Titusville Juniior I High
Pomeroy
Queen City
Sprovert
Yunnerup
Criser May Become Princeton Coach
Princeton officials weigh a report that Crister Ot Minuhaute may head Princeton athletics after a Minnesota offer and Hibben discusses the potential move. Crister’s Minneapolis claim of a flattering offer complicates the decision as Beavers supporters ready for a strong bid in the upcoming district competition.
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Princeton University
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John Grist Hibben
Abivtics
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Princettum
Kevinn Princaton
Grove and Walberg Holdouts Shake Up A's Camp
United Press reports Philadelphia Athletics pitchers Grove and Walberg remained holdouts as manager Connie Mack raged over unpaid terms. Grove demanded 2000 dollars and Walberg 15000 dollars, with Mack insisting they will sign only on his terms or stay out of baseball. Tenors of the Amari coat League worked at Torry Field as 16 others toiled in the first workout of the season.
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Wath
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Eddie Collins
Haine Run Baker
Holy Cross College
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Witte
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United Press
Port Myers
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Baer Triumphs Over Heeney in Washington Bout
Baer, talkative Californian, outboxed Tom Heeney of Australia over ten rounds at Seals Stadium before about 8,000 fans. Baer dominated after the third, landing sharp rights to the jaw as Heeney faded, securing a decisive victory in a New Year’s Day style bout.
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Baer
California Tenry
Tom Heeney
Australia
Gene Tunney
Heeney
Washington
Seals’ Stadium
Feeney
New World Records Set in Indoor AAU Meet
Three new world marks were posted at the AAU indoor championships in Madison Square Garden. McClaskey of Fordham set the steeplechase record, Petars of New York broke the walk mark, and the 720.5 speedsters team won the relay. Venzke of Boyertown faced a reduced field, Pendleton and McKnife trailing. Beirs and Sturdy defended their titles in hurdles and pole vault.
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Dne McClaskey
Fordham
Michael Petars
Madison Square Garden
Gene Venzke
Boyerwa
Pty
Percy Beirs
Iuuky
Alabama Poly
Los Angeles
Dempsey Seen With Little Chance To Regain Title
A United Press poll of sports editors and boxing writers finds most believe Jack Dempsey has little chance to win the heavyweight title this summer. Votes show 63 to 18 against a serious bid, and 22 to 44 against retirement from the ring for a time. Chicago writers give Dempsey the strongest support for a comeback, while New York voices largely doubt any title shot would succeed.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Chicago
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Jack Dempsey
Yea
Uoxine Otties
Max’ Schmeling
Dak Shakey
Primm Cuyners
Lote Dempsey
Ed Danforth
Atlanta Georgian
Ken Chilcote
Vof
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Warren Brown
Chicago Herald-Examiner
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Herrera Wins At Pittsburgh
Long Herrera, age 187, Chico, earned a unanimous decision over Mickey Cohen, 487i, Denver, in a slow 10 round bout at Motor Squire Garden. Herrera used jabs and body work to outpoint Cohen, who fought defensively. The card listed other fighters and hometowns in the event program.
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Long Herrera
Chico
Mickey Cohen
Denver
Motor Squire Garden
Herrera
Incomplete scores and names from a bowling report
Fragmentary OCR text lists bowlers and scores such as B Kinley MecQuiston Leonard Shannon Raiderson Carl Pint Honwage Peake Young and Burlingome with several numbers. The fragment lacks clear context, dates, or outcomes.
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Raiderson
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Honwage Om
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Cidunel
Young
Picord
Sue SP Alseet
Presidents Win Over Dickinson in Carlisle Court
Washington and Jefferson College defeated Dickinson College 41 to 24 in Carlisle. W & J led 18 points at the half, but the team missed 14 of 92 free throws. Forward Heddeney and center Torward shared scoring honors with 15 points.
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Weshington
Jefferson Collee
Dbiossusen College
Jel Nient
Junin
Fieih
Heddiey
Wani J. Torward
Three Y League Games Tonight With Local Title Hopes
Three MCA Basketball League contests head the schedule tonight with Postal Telegraphs versus Corry Jamestown in Class B at 7. Rambles meet Aero Supply at 8 while Company A quilt meet Knights of Columbus in Class A. Thursday night features Aero Supply versus Company A Volley Ball, with winner advancing to the Utular series opener at the State Armory.
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Lass
Rambles
Aero Supply
Knights of Columbus
Aero
A's
State Armory
Raymonds
Postals
Knights of Gohimbus
Clark’s
Raymond
Westminster over Geneva in tri-state basketball clash
Westminster College defeated Geneva College 37 to 19 to seize the lead in the tri state basketball conference. The Titans opened with a 25 to 6 first half run, while Geneva briefly led only at the opening moments led by Cliff Auliman before Westminster tightened defense to pull away.
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United Press
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Westminster College
Geneva College
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Covenanters
Westminster
Brownles
Illinois Allows 15 Round Bouts in State Boxing
Springfield reports that Illinois has legalized 15 round boxing bouts following Gov. Emmerson signing the Graham bill. The move raises the state tax on the sport and extends heavyweight title bouts to 18 rounds. Plans emerge for a Chicago event featuring the Max Schmeling vs Sharkey winner, possibly in September.
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Ulinois
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Emmerson Yestering
Graham
Chicago
Bis
Jas Max
Jack Sharkey
New York
Nout
Chietiga
Fight results from Newark and Charlotte cards mixed results
In Newark N Ben Keby of New York stopped Babe Marshall as Newark hosted four round results. At Charlotte Ralph Frisnello of Brooklyn defeated Jeff Carrell of Biloxt with a 196 to 200 score. PanamiKid Lombardo posted 145 1 2 while Bounder Eddle Frisqu of New York had 141. Genevay led guards with 18 points each as both teams earned nine free throws.
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Babe Marshall
Charlotte
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Ralph Frisnello
Brooklyn
Jeff Carrell
Biloxt
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