Sharkey Battles Chrisner In New York Heavyweight Duel
Frank Getty reports a crowded Madison Square Garden crowd saw Jack Sharkey survive a punishing first half to outpoint K Chrisner of Akron in a hard fought heavyweight bout. Sharkey countered rough early pressure with sharp rights and body blows to gain late momentum, while Christner pressed and traded until fatigue set in. The Bostonian Strribling’s earlier victory in New Orleans and the Miami Beach clash loom as potential previews for a bigger showdown.
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Peyer
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Crowe
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Wheelwind Pied
Shaye
Knate Hanson
Sherkey
Jamestown High Edged by Chautauqua In Cage Tilt
Jamestown High suffered a hard fought game loss to Chautauqua High as both teams traded leads at the focal school gym before a capacity crowd. Hin's late third quarter surge gave Chautauqua the edge, while Jamestown fought back but could not reclaim the advantage.
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Gist
Focal School
Faymler
Youngsville
St. Stanislaus
Cory Elks Win Over Bowlers From Warren
Cory Elks defeated Warren Bowlers in a local club match series last night. Individual scores show Ave Dougherty 428, Wilson 158, Swanson 118, Maline 199, and Harven 190 among others, with totals near 444 and 457, reflecting a competitive team effort at the club alleys.
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Warr Aiks
Tol
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Me Wilson
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Maline
Ave Love
Jamestown Quintet Falls To A's 34 18 In Indoor Battle
Lompay A's fast stepping quintet defeated Jamestown 34 to 18 on an indoor court. The guardsmen showed improving passing and offense but lacked finish in key stretches. The result adds the A's to the list of Jamestown victims as the city eyes league play in the nearby area.
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State Armory
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Megroe
Standards Cop Measles Close Fourth Victory In Cage League
Clymer and the Standard Automatics stretch their lead in the Industrial Basketball League with a 34 to 20 win over Arcnco on Saturday night at the State Armory. The report notes strong play from Wiliam Gulijel and teammates, plus ongoing measles impacts in Clymer area, including school closures and local public health concerns.
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Arcnco
State Armory
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St Edward's and Stanislaus battle in tight girls game
St Edward's 56 Stanislaus 7 in a Diocesan League clash. Corry and Youngsville girls split later as Florence Gumbleton led Corry with 14 points while Bailey paced Youngsville with 16. Referee Miss Wilkinson supervised a busy schedule ahead.
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Corry Girls
Corry
Youngaville High
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Jonors
Miss Bailey
Gerry
Paynesville
Gumbleton
Goodsyill Haskins
Bailey
Aber
York
Berry
Rapp Reed
Sheldon Morrison
Sandburg
Auscian
Jones
Miss Wilkinson
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Thers
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Westfield
Yankees Not to Extend Minor League Holdings
New York Yankees will not expand their minor league holdings this season. Secretary Hal Barrow says the organization will not purchase the Syracuse NY-Pennsylvania League franchise, though the club recently bought the Chambersburg Blue Ridge League team.
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NEW York
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Syracuse
Yankees
Chambersburg
Stribling Edges California Boxer in Easy Victory
Young Stribling a Georgia heavyweight stops Ralph Smith in a third round technical knockout at New Orleans. The Pacific coast giant, six foot four, was floored five times before being stopped. the ten round bout ends with Stribling leading.
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Georgia
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Stribling
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Coust
Meehan Signs Three Year NYU Football Coaching Contract
Chick Meehan has signed a contract to coach the New York University football team for three more years.
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