Setup for Joe Louis and Clever Pin in Toppleser Spork Notes
A garbled digest mentions Joe Louis the heavyweight champion ready to face Red Burman Friday night in a tentative bout. Burman, unknown and young, could struggle with Louis dead-pan, while Louis’s camp touts his readiness. Also referenced are Reed leaving Canton McKinley High coaching, George Ravel’s football program, and bowling star Waldo’s historic 300 games and past national finals appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uere
Joe Louis
Red Burman
Eholder
Burman
Baltimore
Jack Nosey
Lolis
Yomber
St. Sulay Poo
Smith Street
Wri Ourcal
Sale Owna
Ohio
McKinley
Reed
Texas
Veniettt
Aric Waldo
Erle
Ray
Dispatch-Herald
Mike
Waldo
Blascsyk
We American Congress
Bule
Tarsus
Naodish
Glevetard Pan Oy North
Cyraliva
Megane
Louis
Joe Luis
Burmum
Joe Ty
Tom
Bob Paster
Arture Gudew
Les
Seaau Fran Snk
Congty
Lou Montgomery
Bostin
Mollegr Fe
Nega Seoul
Leon
Nota
Lyla
Doyle
Philadelphia
Willey
Mite
Kelly
Mindrapolly
Mack
Cnodera
Parochials Edge Wattsburg In Tight Narrow Win
St Edward's High won 22 to 20 at Wattsburg in a close parochial basketball game. Brisk second quarter push gave St Edward's a 19 to 0 edge before Wattsburg rallied to a two point final deficit. Final score 22 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattsburg
St Edward's
Corry
Bt. Edward's
Tartake
Corry Boys
Wattsboro
St. Edward's
Mustars
All Stars
Corry Stars
Raymonds
PG FP
Mead
Rexallerelurs Wascak
Sullivan
Saraloti
Mowel Dairy Jackson
Mary Kasper
Donoghue
Johnson
Twila
Nichols
Robinson
Raum
Cobbattch
Parker
Sears
Ty Mills
Lillian Robby
Brumagin
Duyen
Hy Wan
Corry A . Oe OW
Rexall Drugs
Witte Willi
Raymond
Witory
Conry-Jamestown
Ais
G. Patterson
Willi
Tot
Morton Ae
R. Martin
Flanigan
Martin
Gustafson
HL Weldon
Nelson
Kowalski
G. Patterso
Bob Pattersn
H. Haltast
E. Coates
Ralph Glenn
Anderson
A. Knapp
D. Stewart
Lord
H. Groscut
Gobbett
Warth J. DeFite
E. Brigham
Robbins É
Jamestown Corry
P.orn
Aspar
H. Dahl
Fhodes
Willis
K. Lindbert
Houser Paulgens
Downey
Nag S
Hepler Motors
Kinney
Faulkner Fs
Ausler Leassue
Jack Paulson
Ted A
B. Ormabee
Baresst A
Bracken
G Ae D
Wihtiérs
Lundy
Prugar
Tage
Wat GA Bo
Aelper Motors
Toh
Ave. Taylor
Rexall
VanDre
Aletus
Brioker
Swridesistle Pauty
Sadial
tHnley
Owens Ysis
Isa la
Ea Millcroeks
Ga Roleree
Byrys
Raymonds Cop Two Retain Lead In Ladies Loop
Race results show Raymonds Cop Two holding the lead in the ladies division as Scholastic scores and mile records headline the meet. Pat Gete Venuke comments that the mile won’t start in four minutes until quarter mile boards are built, underscoring timing and track conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymonds
Reading
Pat Gete Venuke
Albion trims North East for fifth victory
In Erie County League play, Albion edged North East to extend their unbeaten run to five. Millcreek overwhelmed Corry 41 to 38 as Williams led the Creekers with active scoring, while Gerry's Beavers were routed by Millcreek 38 to 21 in a separate clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Little Albion
Jack
North Hust
Lakeside
Gerty
Beavers
Minlcreek
Girard
Lawrence Park
Union City
Wesleyville
Uy Corry
Williams
Millcreek
Corry High Beavers
Creekers
Corry
Werein
Erie
Edinborn
Mitcreek
Aéavers
Byler
Corry School
Mill Creek
Orange and Blue
Lassie
Creckers
Slaney
Feld
Atripa
Heaveys
Gerry
Sports Roundup From New York and National Notes
A garbled round up from New York highlights player moves, league rule talk, and upcoming events. Mentions the Baylor campaign, Curling Club in Wisconsin, Ford G. Prick attendance, and various basketball and football notes with numerous names and organizations, plus the Minnesota and Philadelphia figures and a guest star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baylor Ranching
Bushnell
Nist
Mime Gn
Calliders i
Supatine Curling Club
Supisiar
Wis
Aus
Ford G. Prick
Mixed Doubles Bowling Tournament to Start Soon
The management of the Oae Lion Alleys announces a mixed doubles bowling tournament kicking off Saturday February 1 and running through the following weekend. Entry is 1 per person and must be filed with Tony Joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oae Lion Alleys
Eniriey
Tony Joy
Hoppe Back in Old Form Last Night
Chicago chess scene reports Hoppe returning to top form in a late night match. Peterson of St. Louis shines with 14 innings and a decisive performance, while rivals from Philadelphia, Chicago, and Vallejo seek recovery as the tournament nears its close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoppe
Tom Siler
Chicago
Willy Hoygpesi
Elia
Herls Peterson
St. Lowis
Iwt Kame
Oso Fin Peterson
Elon
Lal
Shiling
Bilasie Lie
Magia Pyer
Otto Bessett
Philadelphia
Allen Fall
Chitcago
Jay Horemen
Vallejo
Culf
Unger
Sovers
Apices Hoppe
Wise Scone
Appanent
Kenner
Pohrumry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adsbeavers
CSC
Jayvees
Ihe Bush
Ata Products
Hel Corry
Joe Lewis
Jo & Clever
Er Spork
Atzy
Purruic Susant
D Press
Hous
Ladelphia
Jansary Vivania
Vincent
Titan- Mile
Erle Tesh
St. Joseph (Ouity
Sharon
Sharpaville
Parrell
Meadgille
New Castle
Ellwood
Hickory
Greenville
Grave City
Franklin
Jameatown
Fredonia
Union City Caps
Loop — Lawrence Park
North Hist
Gorry
North Ease
Boo Corry
Millereeke
By Eddie Brictz
eyDs
Marne
Dealian
Soci
Fenle Smith
Tupen Bay Packers
Sie
Bea's
Anyi
Fartier
Jay Johnston
Paramount
New York City
Paulsons
Youngsville
Brokenstraw Valley Boys
Oulips
Cyne
Pomeroy
Drupkennt
Carbui
Teathitau
Gromsting
Drake
Ia Youngsville
Sluisaia
Lusmnan
Wood
Sureburg
Mazen
Atleys
AL Muller
Ieadiy
Dycker
Lamang
Wal Lek
Rais Gobbeth
Custis Sie Tor
Girye
Baresi
Cragg
Sher
Mussel Crum
Guadeeno
Ed Shoahle
Alma Sulle
Cutie
BUN
Seino
Grom Fiek Atinborscur Hegters
Hugh OS
Pollertin
Bhiresor
Tynan
Rantee
Orford Xedar Carators
Old Bowery