Milleresk-Parkers to Battle in Today’s Sports Notes
A jumble of sport notes mentions Milleresk and Parkers in a forthcoming bout with an unannounced opponent. It references Timmy Clark as a rising pro, Rob Ralph Delain of Syracuse, and various baseball figures like Joe Loulis, Carl Hubbell, and Jimmy Foxx in a broad preview of 1937 season happenings.
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Timmy Clark
Chame Ari
Suftaloores
Wight
Jiminy
Ralph Delain
Syracuse
Chicago
Cbs
Calum Algoer Collins
Linus
Jwarten
Pitan Pirates
Devon
Maisman
Dizzy Dean Doles
Detter
Ings
Mungo
Carl Hubbell
Bil Lee
Sutherland Reconsiders Threat After Pitt Banquet
Pitt coach Jock Sutherland, amid a dispute with Athletic Director W Dom Harrison over policies, delayed a planned showdown as 1000 Pitt alumni honored him at a banquet in Pittsburgh. He said resignation would be foolish and planned to review the situation with Chancellor Bowman before proceeding. Harrison left town on business and did not attend the banquet.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Jock’ Sutherland
Pitt Panther
Pitt
Sutherland
W. Dom Harrison
Don G. Bowman
Bilfalo
N.Y
Bowman
Buffalo
Lastight
Harrison
Ealyst Philadelphia
Venturi Montenez Meet For Title Chance At MSG
Enrico Venturi of Italy and Pedro Montanez of Puerto Rico fight in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden with the winner earning a shot at the lightweight title later this summer. Montanez favored to win, bout billed as eliminator for Lou Ambers crown, but Tony Canzoneri given first shot. Also on card Wesley Ramey of Grand Rapids faces Carl Gnegino from Tampa in a six rounder.
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New York
Enrico Venturi
Italy
Pedro Montanez
Puerto Rico
Madison Square Garden
Promiser
Montanez
Lou Amiders
Herkimer
Tony Canzoneri
Wesley Ramey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Carl
Red) Gnegino
Tampa
Fla
Uncertain Santa Anita Track Prepares for $100000 Handicap
Santa Anita officials faced a rain soaked surface and uncertain forecast ahead of the $100,000 added handicap slated for 21 starters. Forecasters in Seattle and San Francisco predicted clearing, while local weather updates kept public accounts wary. Track worker Herman Rod tested a “track processor” to dry the soil as two long shots, Chanceview and Red Ball, drew attention alongside Gold Seeker and Star Shadow amid shifting odds. Time Supply remains the lone holdover with a steady position from earlier years.
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United Press
Los Angeles
California
Ille
Herman Rod
Gold Seeker
Star Shadow
Rowemont
Indian Broom
Sea Assault
Corry Quintet to Meet Unbeaten Erie Five
Corry five earned a 45 to 28 win as Franz Furniture defeated Kurtz quintet in the Industrial League. In overtime Corry Jamestown squad topped Rogers Steel 26 to 0 with Franz leading scorers and Kurtz contributing a 3 and 19 points.
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Corry
ERIE
Franz Furniture
Kurts
G. Franz
Corry-Jamtiestown
Rogers Steel Quintet
Franz
Kurtz
Eason Hand
Baressi
Paulson Mead
Arrows
Street
Davis
Ir Grice
Johnson Ft. Johnson
Carroll's Gates
Mewes
Wallace
Carroll
Lamona Weicht
Traung Dominates Berg in Florida Title Bid
Dorothy Traung of San Francisco overpowering Patty Berg 3 and 1 in the South Atlantic championship semi finals. Traung needs only a par five on the clay home hole for 73 and aims to reach the cup round by defeating Marion Miley in the next match. Selectman story and student select man note separate item.
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United Press
Marion Miley
Lexington
St Edward's Hosts Waterford in Key Local Clash
St Edward's High hosts Waterford High in a pivotal Erie County basketball duel led by Egelin and Harris. Invaders Gardner Ridgeway and Bartholme pace for Waterford as St Edward's boys, coached by Art Pitts, counter with Mead Hadock Brigham Tresd Crane, with a preliminary alumni game at 8:00.
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St. Edward's High School
Passurs
Waterford High
Egelin
Whts
Erie County Basketball League
Waterford Crew
Corry Irish
Joy Tops St Petersburg Open With 150 Score
Corry player Tony Joy shot 77 73 150 to lead the St Petersburg Open at halfway in Florida. Ralph Guldah of St Louis posted a 139 for the day while Dick Shoemaker from Pituyilie had 145 as the field contends for the $3,000 prize. A farmer invented barbed wire in 1874.
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Joy
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Ralph Guldah
St. Louis
Tony Joy
Corry
Dick Shoemaker
Pituayilie
Perry Amasses $61 000 In Tour
New York reporter notes Frederick Perry, the Bruon star, has accumulated about $61,000 on a 52 day tour, averaging $1,178 daily. Prospects project nearly $100,000 by April 30 and potential extra earnings from England and France appearances. Perry could surpass most athletes in total earnings aside from boxing champions Braddock and Louis.
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Jack Dempsey
Joe Loulis
Lotis
Mitty West
Far West
Clint Brown
Crawford
Chicago White Sox
Clint Gron
Sox
United Press
New York
Frederick J.perry
Bruon
Ale
Francis T. Hunter
S. Howard Voshell
Perry
England
France
United States
James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Grave of Mrs Jackson Buried in Unmarked Charleston Grave
Elizabeth Jackson mother of President Andrew Jackson is buried in an unmarked grave near Charleston. The finding notes the historical link and the lack of a marker.
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Jackson
Elizabeth Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Charleston
Pennsylvania plans to broaden schoolboy athletic programs
Harrisburg Feb 26 Edmund C Wieht secretary of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association announced plans to expand the state system into one of the nation’s largest building on PTAA football track and basketball. First steps occur Monday night as District Three junior high schools meet to draft a unified program and complete tournament play across districts. Negotiations with Hershey Athletic Club aim to establish their arena as the eastern regional site for basketball finals and proposed indoor track meets.
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United Press
Harrisburg
United States
Edmund C. Wieht
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Angociation
Wieht
PTAA
Pranz Furniture and C-55 Winnet Clash in Erie
Pranz Furniture and C-55 Winnet meet Sunday evening in Erie to challenge First Avenue A C quintet on St Edwards court. Lone Stars boast an undefeated this season run with wins over U Sennions GE Erie Ridgway Pros and more. Basketball scores list Penn State 27 Carnegie Tech 25 and several others.
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Erie
Snars
First Avenue A. C
St. Edward's Court
Lone Stars
General Electric
Ridgway
Penn State
Carnegie Tech
Glenville
St. Vincent's
West Virginia Wesleyan
Marshall
George Washington
Geneva
Edinboro
Clarion
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Sparks
Havana
Jobn Hubbert
New York Giants
University of Michigan
Yrik Anderson
Notre Dame
North Carolina State
Tadium
Harry Shipke
Euldle Morgan
Champ
Biyelund
Prince of Wales
Hir
Wiew
Louis Norman
Bailie
Wiitate Zivic
Pittsburgh
Beavers
Lawrence Park
Millcreek
Parkers
Wesleyville
Girart
Shinboro
Aivjon
Wattsburs
Union City
McKean
Honus Wagner
Cleveland Indians
Jack Graney
Tribe
WHIC
Warren HyVis Oils
Warren HyVis Gils
Akron Goodyears
Dayton Land Boboles
Wort Wayne
Ind
Fort Wayne
Epu
Jamestown Ride Club
Jock” Sutherland
Panther
Raymond League
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Lathrop
Sawyer
Goring
Iag
Orn
Machine Shop
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K. Dimmick
A’ Fox
Hunt
Skinner Eder
Heerlein
Lauer
Baker
Grinders Maloney, Sr
aLate Dempsey
Popovich
Wegills Att Maloney, Jr
Venturi
Montenez
Ramey
Steen’s
Ava
Franz J. Flanigan
Tanner
Sullivan
Chase
Highy Ave
Citizens Bank Greene
Jack Lords
Nooster
Arevi
Central
PSS
Santa Anita
Gamblere
Tomorrow
Dot Traung
Patty
Selectman
Shutsbury
Mass
Thia Village
Henry Geo. Dihlmann
Board of Selectmen
Massachusetts State College
ST. Edward's
Waterford
Korn Smax
Barbers
Warren HY Vis ‘Oils
Akron Firestones
Beaty Gym
Warren, Pa
Erie, Pa
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Fedoral Deposit Ins. Corp
Washington
Braddock
Louis
Pennsylvania
Pranz Furniture
Winnet Games
Absorbine Jr
Father Johns
Miles Nergine
Pinkhams Comp
Wampoles Prep
Fletchers Castaria
Lax
DeWitts
Colgates
Wests Brush
Hinds Hon. & Alm
Woodbury
Keister
Mrs. Curly
Pitts
D.C
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