Franklin Oil City Meet Beavers in Looming Games This Week
Strong clubs favored as Franklin High hosts Curry High Beavers and Oil City invades Union City in league play. Franklin’s Nurseryites with one league loss face a big crowd while Oil City seeks its ninth straight league win. Other games include Rocky Grove at Mendville, Union City at Mendville, and Titusville at Rocky Grove with St Edward’s idle.
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Aero keg team over Erie club in close bowling match
An Aero Athletic Association bowling team defeated the Wilkay squad of Erie by 24 pins at Recreation Alleys yesterday. Kip Anderson led with a 197 average, while individual scores show strong totals for both teams across the four- to five-player lines, ending with Aero totals of 2629 to Erie's 2605.
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James Own Keg Teans Victors In Jamestown Bowling Meet
Jamestown team defeated Carry squad at Preebrook Bowl alley in Jamestown yesterday afternoon. Final score 2948 to 287. High series total 1008 by Jamestown and 1011 by Holm fond. Standouts include Harri son 207 and Averaged 211, with Corryites Carl eon 205 and Lord 403 for a 621 set. Also notes on W Winsell 590 and Holm iond 634. A separate item reports Kan, Jan. 30, Wal Yer Schroeder, 1, with one leg, plays in his high school basketball game.
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Jones
Corry
Cleveland Keg Teams Enter Large Bowling Event
The entry rush for the American Bowling Congress tournament is furious at Linsz Recreation. Secretary Don Ackerman expects Cleveland booster teams to exceed 100 as teams fill the day from noon to 5 p m to accommodate late entries. More than 3,500 out of town teams fill the 39 year world series record, with the 57 day event starting in March at Lakeside underground hall. After entry lists close Wednesday, programs and schedules will be printed and journey site construction will start February 14.
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Powells Take Three From Penn-Electric Bowling
Powell Motors won three games from the Penn Electric bowling squad yesterday afternoon. High match average was posted by Norm Bainger at 171.
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Norm Ba Inger
Chautauqua Skating Race Opens Season Amid Keen Finishes
The Chautauqua Lake Skating Association held its first meet of the season on Saturday at Lakeworn. A fair day and good crowd supported the event with strong racing and close finishes although no records were set. Surface was generally good and some times suggest faster races to come in later heats.
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High scoring cager will go to Ohio Pittsburgh
Jan 30 report confirms Roger Jorgensen of Taylor Allderdice High School will enroll at Ohio State University rather than Temple. His brother Byron is at Temple and plans to transfer to Ohio State. Their father Dr Charles Jorgensen, trainer for the Pittsburgh baseball club, will accompany them to Columbus for the visit. Byron may leave Temple soon. Roger will delay enrollment until September to gain four full years of basketball eligibility including freshman year.
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No fighter in Europe could stay with Joe Louis
George Kirkley quotes Jefferson Davis Dickson Jr addressing European boxing prospects for Joe Louis. Dickson says no European heavyweight could challenge Louis, noting Schmeling’s decline, Harvey and Neuzel as top European names, and warnings about exhibition bouts. He suggests Louis could draw big crowds at home but Europeans would not pay for exhibitions.
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Galento to battle Natie Brown Friday in Detroit
Two stone Tony Galento moves to Detroit for a ten round main event Friday night as he chases his tenth straight knockout. He just stopped Jorge Bresela in one round last week and now faces Natie Brown of Washington, D. C. in the marquee bout of the national boxing program.
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New York
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Washington, D.C
Harrison Cops $3,000 Bing Crosby Golf Meet
United Press reports Harrison a lanky professional golfer from Arkansas won the $3,000 Bing Crosby golf tournament in Del Mar California. He shot 69 69 for 138 total at Rancho Santa Fe course tying for top money and earning $1st place. Horton Smith Byron Nelson tied for second with 129 each and split $75 from the earlier events.
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Rancho Santa Fe
Jim McHale
New York
McHale
Au Naty
Goal Getter Gus Broberg Sets Eastern League Scoring Mark
Dartmouth sophomore forward from Torrington Connecticut Gus Broberg nicknamed Swede recently scored 26 points against Pennsylvania to establish a new Eastern League scoring mark.
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Cornell Third in League After Yale Win
Cornell sits in third place in both the Western Intercollegiate and the Eastern Intercollegiate conferences after a 29-28 victory over Yale. Jim Bennett leads league scoring as Cornell moves ahead of Yale and shapes the standings behind Dartmouth and Columbia.
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Pro Grid Club Beats Weston in Benefit Game at Kezny Stadium
In San Francisco on January 20, a pro grid club defeated Davey O’Brien and Weston Ohilegierts 6-0 in a benefit game at Kezny Stadium. Rain limited attendance to about 5,000 as O’Brien of Texas Christian and Billy Patterson of Baylor produced a passing duel. O’Brien attempted 10 passes with six incomplete and one interception. Patterson completed four of 11. West Shrine game recap notes Patterson’s earlier two-touchdown win over the Best in the Arminal Hast.
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Grand Old Man of Football Free Agent at 67
Glenn "Pop" Warner, a legendary figure in football, resigned as Temple head coach after 44 years in coaching. Warner, 67, may consider advisory work at Stanford and hinted a possible return there, citing Tiny Thornhill’s Stanford ties and Warner’s earlier Centre ties. He left Temple amid reports he found fall weather in the east trying and wished to take it easy.
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