Strikes and spares in city bowling circles
City League notes highlight a 154.7 average from seven weeks of three game matches with 4,872,000 lines bowled, as leaders like Bloss and Baressi top individual averages. Predictions call for unexpected scores and a possible doubles tournament this week. Ladies league records feature Cohen Texaco and Kaspers posting high scores while Keaper joins doubles club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LéWing
Hesely
Whale
al Barenards
Remes
Harry Krone
Burmaster
Shannon
Carroll
Bloss
Lord
Renzi
USL
Baresi
Jack Krote
Baressi
Krone
Citizens Bankers
Cohen Coals
Kipanderson
Nas
Cohen
Reymonds
Kip
Pete" Russel
Batmaster
Car
Cohens
Kaspers
Texaco
Secon
Texacogy
Mary Keaper
Collins
Ted
Aleve
Yb Rhodes
Kagper
Watugie! Beret
Fern Finnigan
Domiincv
Ky Cobbett
M. Kesper
Kay Bell
Beavers Host Titusville in Tuesday League Clash
Titusville Rockets travel to Corry to face the Beavers in a key District 10 home game. Beavers, coming off a 12 point league loss at Meadville, seek adjustments as veteran Russ Byler refines the lineup amid strong Titusville expectations. Other local games include City at Rocky Grove and Franklin at Union City with Meadville at Franklin and Titusville at Ol City on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Rockets
Corry
Meadville
Oi City
Rocky Grove
Franklin
Union City
Pranklin
Tunevile
Olf City
Beavers
St. Edward's
Lomorrow
St John's Kanty Prep
Blue Jays
Aveek
Clymer
Schaefer Re crowns 18.2 Balkline Champion
New York reports Jake Schaefer of Chicago is re crowned 18 2 balkline billiards champion after defeating defending champ Welker Cochran of San Francisco 4200 2924 in 5 14 block title match. Schaefer won 11 of 14 games and led with strong averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jake Schaefer
Chicago
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Schaefer
Scheefer
Cochran
Katherine Rawls Sets New Swimming Record
Katherine Rawls of Fort Lauderdale Florida lowered the national 200 yard freestyle record by two minutes nineteen seconds, cutting 26 seconds off the five year old mark held by Alice Bridges. The event took place in Miami Florida with Rawls praised as a leading aquatic star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eq United Frese
Miami
Fla
Katherine Rawls
Fort Lauderdale
Fis
America
Amu
Miss Rawls
Alice Bridges
Whitenaville
Masa
Two Contests Tonight At St Edwards High School Gym
Gerry's All Stars face Merchants as Purniture meets Jamestown at St Edwards High School gymnasium tonight. The first game starts at 7:30 p.m. The Swan gets its name from its fall, sounding like a French trumpet note. Fully grown, the bird weighs about 30 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry
Merchanta End
Jamestown
St. Edwards High School Gymnasim
O'Obocs
Donaldson Brothers Hold Lead in Antler Bowling League
Donaldson Brothers post a two game victory over Mulheim’s squad yesterday afternoon to secure a slim edge in the Antler League standings. Charley Draker rolled a 187 average as Donaldson’s team went 2-0 in the postpong match, keeping them atop a crowded table that includes Christenson’s, Steen’s, and Powell Motor entries with varying records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaldson
Hawlings
Muulheirn
Charley Draker
Mulheims
Donaldson Bros
Steen’s
Powell
Citizens Bank
National Bank
Ball Player Earl Clank Killed in Auto Crash
Former St Louis and Boston major leaguer Earl Clank died instantly in a streetcar collision yesterday. His companion was fatally injured in the wreck that occurred in Washington. Clank, 29, had played for St Louis and Boston during his baseball career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jen
Baller
Earl Clank
St. Louis
Boston
Redskins Beat All Star Team At Kezar Stadium
Washington Redskins, champions of the National Professional Football league, defeated a Pacific coast all star team 14 to 13 at Kezar Stadium. Quarterback Riley Smith added the deciding conversion after touchdown as Ernie Smith of Southern California missed the late try to tie the game with 7,500 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiiwea Press
San Francisco
Riley Smith
Washington Redskins
Kezar Stadium
Ernie Smith
Southern California
Norway ski jump event crowns Birger Ruad champion
In Presa GARY UL on January 17 Birger Ruad of Norway, 1982 Olympic siding champion, defeated his elder brother Sigmund to win the Class A title at Norge Ski Club's international tournament. Ruad posted jumps of 172 and 181 feet for 233.8 points while Sigmund finished second with 161 and 168 feet for 223.8 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa Gary
Birger Ruad
Norway
Sigmund
Norge
Jeape
DiMaggio Tops M V P Honor At New York Banquet
United Press reports most valuable players in baseball were largely ignored by the New York Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association. Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees was named player of the year, while the San Francisco Seals alum Sam Francisco awaited presentation in New York. DiMaggio led both leagues with 46 home runs and 152 runs, finishing with a .346 average. The Yankees drew over 2 million fans, and DiMaggio’s appeal helped keep gates strong as talks continued on his contract and a possible raise beyond 30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Avery
New York
Baseball Writers’ Association
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Sam Francisco
New York Writers
DiMaggio
Tony Lazzeri
Hank Creenberg
Dizzy Dean
Carl Fillabell
Hemp Pennock
Lou Gehrig
Bill Terry
Yankee
Anemyer
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Joe
DuckyWucky
Windig
Yanks
Ruth
Newwith
Ruppert. Hee
Col. Ruppert Ie
Qalldine
Barons Take Western Lead After Weekend Hitting Spree
Cleveland surged to first in the Western Division of the International American Hockey League after two weekend victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Barons
Joe Medwick Won't Sign With Cardinals this Year
ST PETERSBURG Fla June 17 United Press Joe Medwick St Louis Cardinal outfielder who led the National League in tiring last year today announced he will not sign his 1938 contract offer Medwick said he expects an increase based on his performance during the 1937 season and hinted at a standoff with the club over terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Petersburg
Fla
Joe Medic
St. Louis
Cardinal
Medwick
Beauties Take Second Licking by Elk Keglers in Grudge Match
The Elkamen led by Bill Dyckes and Harold Crage with 196 and 192 averages won two of three games against the rival Elk women’s team at Recreation Alleys on Saturday. Kip Anderson paced the opponents with a strong average as the event fueled rivalry, bets, and local interest. The Bis second team, including Ralph Martin and teammates, issued a challenge to the non-Elks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero League
Bis
Ralph Martin
Bill Hazel
Jim Scully
Rean McElroy
Cassius Sears
Elks
Snead Repeats In West Tourney With New Mark
Sam Snead, from White Sulphur Springs, W V, wins the open and pro-am in the Cal West tourney at Rancho Santa Fe with a 67 on the final round. He nets about 775 to 800 dollars for first, plus 275 for second in the open, while Doug McKinnon of Los Angeles takes second in pro-am. Jimmy Hines and Jim Demaret trail, as rain-soaked courses test players in the 56-hole event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
United Press
Tol
Cal
Bingo Crosby
Sam Stead
Aulduty
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Honong
Doug McKinnon
Los Angeles
Rancho Santa Fe
Snvad
Crosby
Wip Ag
Snead
Jim Demaret
Houston
Tex
Sem Roliides
Slammer
Jimmy Hines
Garden City
Demeret
Mrs Little Expecting Delays Wimbledon Title Defense
The London Sunday Dispatch reports that Mrs Dorothy Round Little, All England tennis champion, plans to defend her Wimbledon title but expects to miss the summer defense due to her pregnancy. The expected birth could prevent her from competing at Wimbledon this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
London
Dorothy Round ‘Little
Ken Lille
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kooty Prep
Champ
Alez
Pe Man Chen Sind
Sia
Bow Sill Rogan
Minneapolis
Rogan
A.B. C
Mulheirs
Maton
Donsliwon
Porter
Ett G
Brundage
Etta Kett
Ea Cer
Guy
Oor
Lee
By Paul Robinson
Jupiter
Pats
Metropolitan Writers
di- Mag
Skever Auto Sales Co
W. Smith St
Corry, Pa
Joe Medwick
Elk Keglers
Elks Torsera
New Yanigans Challenge
Elks and Met
Ave
Paulson
Ate Dyckes
V. Cragg
Craker
J. Balog
Anderson
Baz
Stark
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
Washington, D. C
Mark
Hines
Stingin
Sammy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!