Pennsylvania's scholastic hoops wind down final week of sectionals
In a crowded district race recap, Bradford's Owls dominate District 9 with no defeats while Lower Merion leans toward a repeat in District 1. Other title threats include Lumerne Sweyersville Carbondale Pramieliss Borough Clark's Summit and Sharpsville fading from contention. Additional notes cover Cardinals pitching prospects and Farrell High's basketball prominence under Tudor Lewis, with regional updates on Dunkirk Jamestown and other local teams and players.
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Bradford
Owls
Lumerne
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Wile Clark
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Pactoryville
Sharpsville
Parrell
Eric Bast
Duquesne
Firestones Lead Open Division By Thirteen Games
NYS sports roundup reports a chaotic mix of boxing notes and baseball hopes. Mentions include Tommy Dio guiding fighters at Tree gym, Ed Bung's 35 years at Cleveland News, and future Dodgers camps for Fulph Thor ton while high school stars Dwight Eddleman and Jimmie Reis loom. Also covered are spring training chatter, draft rumors, and several recent bout results and signings.
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Haseball
Chan Gang
Tommy Dio
Maxie Harper
Sleveland
Jer
Ed Bung
Sleveland News
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Tigers
Navy
Tison
holt/samy
Lakeland
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Frank McCormick
Armed Forces
Dwight “Duke
Eddleman
Centralia
Jimmie Reis
Western Training School
Macomb
Fulph ‘Thorton
Keokuk
Dodgers
Thomas tells young hurlers to forget curve
Philadelphia Associated Press reports scout Ira Thomas of the Athletics urges aspiring major league pitchers to learn the curveball and emphasizes fast speed. He notes today’s youths chase fast breaking pitches while greats like Joss and Mathewson built legends with control and variety.
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Philadelphia
Ira. Thomas
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Thomas
America
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Adie
Joss
Ed Walst
Christy Mathewson
Mordecai Brown
Walter Robri
Ginger Alexander
Bos Feller
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Jimmy Dykes
Gy Perkins
al Simmons
Civick Galloway
Ais Co
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Training Camps Open as Major Leaguers Arrive in Florida
In St. Louis, Leo Ward shows pitchers Harry Gumbers Max Lanter and Murray Dickson ready for drills but the trio misses the first session. Frank Prisuh leads 25 Lanefuls at El Centro while Honus Wagner marks his 64th birthday before leaving with Pirates. Connie Mark faces infield injuries as Connie Hayes Lew Blair and Jack Wallasta rest due to knee trouble with Athletics in Anaheim.
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Lefty
Max Lanier
Harry Gumbert
Bill Lohrman
Clyde Shou
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Murray Dickson
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Pillsough Pirates
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Pirates
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Frankle Hayes
Lews Blair
Jack Wallasta
College Scores Roundup From Regional Games
Duquesne defeats DePaul 8 to 35 while Geneva and Yournstown St Penn Military share the day’s results. West Chester tops Waynesburg 56 to 45 as Carnegie Tech earns 32 and Teachers 3 narrowly trail. Tue games noted with scores and brief outcomes.
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Geneva Ap
Yournstown
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West Chester
Waynesburg
Tue
W. Virginia
Carnegie Tech
Hepler Motors and Wilcox Grocers sweep Antler League
Hepler Motors keglers Ward and a short-handed Wilcox Grocers defeated each other in the Antler League last night. Powers led Hepler with a 197 170 174 line for 541 series while Peterson contributed solid scores. Also listed are individual game tallies and team totals for the night in the league standings. Additionally, a boxing card from New York shows Preddie Archer defeating Frantic Martin by decision.
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Lem Franklin Heavy Favorite Over Bob Pastor
Cleveland fight card builds to a major showcase as Lem Franklin seeks victory over Bob Pastor at Forest City arena. Promoter Bob Brickman projects a sellout crowd near 14,000 with gate around 85,000 as fans pack the venue for the top bout joining a loaded undercard in a city spotlighted by the event.
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Bob Pastor
Sil Feder
Cleveland
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Bob Brickman
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Joe Lots
Huth Sets Pace in Ladies Shoot at Goby Red and Gun Club
The regular weekly practice night at Goby Red and Gun Club ranges featured top performances by Anna Patterson Ruth Chirievzin Evelyn Stroup and Smith. Scores list Patterson 49 42 70 210 Chirichwin 46 44 42 210 Stroup 42 38 41 108 plus other noted totals and participants.
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Tergey
Praclite Snver
Anna Patterson
Ruth Chirievzin
Evelyn Stroup
Ahiefor Smith
Nick Pr Sit
Smif
Foote
Sirouyy
T. Stroup
Paterson
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Dot Morton Re-elected Leader As Bowling Association Grows
Dot Morton was re-elected president of the association at last night’s meeting. Harriet Colegrove was named vice president, Gastha Carr secretary, Pern Aywong treasurer, and Jeannette Bacasi sergeants-at-arms. Awards from the bowling tournament favored Rosa Cook and Mary Twaryszyn. The association added two new tags this year, doubling membership to 142.
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Dorothy Morton
Harriett Colegrove
Gastha Carr
Pern Ay- Wong
Jeannette Ba‘casi
Rosa Cook
Mary Twaryszyn
York and Reading Eye Interstate Baseball League Fate
Hagerstown Md February report notes Interstate Baseball League plans a 140 game schedule with 6 or 8 clubs. President Arthur Thiers says seven clubs not workable and final decision due March 11 at Allentown. York and Reading weigh in on potential inclusion amid uncertain support.
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Hagerstown
Interstate Baseball League
Joop
Arthur Thiers
Allentonn
York
Reading
Rese Hy Velypates
Radun
Sone
Amzetion
WPIAL Cage Teams End Races Tonight
Pittsburgh Feb 24 The regular basketball season of the West Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League ends tonight with 11 leaders nearing titles. Seven champions already crowned include Vandergrift Carnopolis Monaca Union Belle Vernon Apollo and Youngwood among others.
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Moch
Utes Sudh
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