Beavers Claim Brie City Race in Close Victory
Brady East reports a 22 to 10 Brie victory over Tech to win the Brie city race for the third straight year. Strong Vincent beat the Academy 42 to 17, with upcoming packed crowds in Warren for matches against Renaissance and HyVis Obegers. Pennsylvanians.
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Brie East
Tech
Brie
Vincent
Academy Sound
Warren
HyVis
Lon Jourdet
Pennsylvanians
Columbia
Allegheny
Alfred Eager
Ohio State
Michigan Sportsters
American League
Prige
Babe
Braves
Ruth
Gill
Beavers Meet Edinboro Wednesday Amid Playoff Doubts
Beavers face Edinboro next Wednesday at home completing their 1935 season. Union City was ruled out of the leading position after a league decision. The final playoff, once possible for the late season, now hinges on Edinboro’s southern division clinch and Wednesday’s result amid reduced interest.
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Beavers
Edinboro
Win-Union City
Ee Hsl
Ste Brake
Yeading Union City
Froshtirtle
Orey
Lawrence Park
Wesleyville
Hxie
Ae Ig
Schmeling Top Heavy Favorite To Beat Hamas
Hamburg, Mar. 4. Mas Schmelinguilay is a top heavy favorite to beat Hamas in their next Sunday bout. Schmeling shows speed and power in workouts, while Hamas has been off form and unimpressive. Trainer Thomas and Machon defend Schmeling, but experts differ on outcome.
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Ulisted
Hamburg
Germany
Mas Schmelinguilay
Steve Tiaman
Tormey Chimpion
Hanias Ines
Renindia
Willis
AL Thomas
Salthy
Thoma
Max Machon
Schmeling
Hamas
Mone
Lisab
Skeet Scores at Test Weather Saturday Afternoon
Reported skeet scores amid mixed weather with participants including Loveland, Markins, Figh, and Weppul. Highlights mention 97 points and 18 1K Loveland, with several strings of shots and variable enthusiasm.
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Loveland
Canzoneri to meet Woods in Chicago ring
Ulago, March 4, reports that Canzoneri will face Woods in Chicago. The shaky account notes hopes for a formal pairing and hints at a headline bout details to unfold. Celts win over Erie is also mentioned with no clear tie to the main match.
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Canzoneri
Woods
Chicago
Campbell Sets Speed Record Dream Amid Beach Drive
United Press reports Sir Malcolm Campbell pushing Bluebird along Daytona Beach at speeds near 270 mph. Officials caution him on course, while Campbell insists he came to break a record not please spectators. Wind, dunes, and sand challenge his ride as the car nears the water.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Daytona Beach
Fla
Malcolm Camp‘bell
Bluebird
Fipivens
Malcolm
Campbell
Sam Brown
Aydin Campbell
Chappie
Uniaur
Keak
Wiese
Nasik
Phaltedinyse
Guardsmen Hand Youngsville Easy Win At Armory
Company A basketball team defeated Youngsville 38 to 0 on the Armory floor as Sears and Stroup led with 26 points combined. The hosts opened 17-2 and built a 25-7 halftime margin while Youngsville struggled to contend.
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Company A
Armory
Kingsville
Cuases
Youngsville
Sears and
Stroup
Drillers
Bailey
Swanson
Woods
Abraham
Seary
Phillipe
Brigham
Palton
Momntan
Referey
Sears
Shooting Stars Win at Taylor Company Event
A garbled report from Yomerville notes the Shooting Stars defeating Taylor Company in a curious session. Glans coursed by the company appear, with references to Albconie and Sproveri. The fragmentary text mentions a wine tone and tid the wine nore.
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Shooting Stars
Yeelliningyy du Uke
Yomerville Gineering
Aibconie
Taylor
Sproveri and
Ile
Nore
Titusville Bowling: Nelson Jewelers top Jamestown by 96 pins
Eckstrom powered Nelson Jewelers with game scores of 233 257 and 295 to total 785 as the Jewelers defeated Jamestown 3005 to 2904. Peterson Alderson Forsberg also hit 200s while Jamestown had eight 200+ games.
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Titusville
Mar
Ti Lusville Bowling Association
Sal
Eckstrom
Nelson Jewelers
Jamestown
Peterson
Alderson
Forsberg
Aig
Jamestown Boys
Jamentown
Ikea
Ator Carlaan
Holmlund
Ike
Wood
Neleon Jewelers
Peterson Isis
Wit St. Hofentrom
Foryberg
Indoor Track Season Nears Close at Madison Square Garden
United Press reports the indoor track season ends with the meet at Madison Square Garden featuring top performances. Dreyer Rhode Island’s 31-pound weight throw and Yale’s Keith Brown vault highlight a night of record attempts and strong showings by Manhattan and Penn athletes.
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United Press
New York
Mat
Hn IK
Madison Square Garden
Henry Dreyer
Rhode Island Blaze
District Playoffs Open as Farrell Battles East Tangling
District 1 and 2 playoff races headline action as Farrell Neily East square off in Greenville with potential matchups against Oil City in Meadville or Grove City depending on outcomes. District 9 sees Brookville win southern bracket over Dubois while Reynoldsville advances over Punxsutawney. St Marys leads northern division with decisive games tonight risking a three way tie.
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Weast
UN City
Meadville
Warrell
Oilers
Grove City
District 9
Brookville
DuBois
Reynoldaville
Pungsutawney
St. Marys
Laffoon And Packard Lead Winter Golf Play
Lawton Carter reports Laf foon and packard atop winter golf standings as the PGA reveals players with one victory each and an average around 71 to 72 strokes over 26 rounds. Laf foon leads after recent low scoring bursts, while Pick and Hershey newcomer Harold Pickard trail with solid showings and a Agua Caliente victory. McSpaden sits third, having won two majors earlier in the winter circuit.
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Lawton Carter
United Press
New York
Laffoon
Golf
Chicago
Henry Pickand
Hershey
Professional Golfers Association
Lafoun
Penn' A Ass'n 10 Open May 16
Pittsburgh March 4 The Pennsylvania State Baseball Association will open all season May 16 under league president Elmer Daily. Doubts linger if Jeannette and Washington clubs return for the second term of the Class ID League. Butler represented at the meeting and sought a franchise if either Jeannette or Washington drop. All teams remain in the circuit as efforts to expand to eight clubs continue, with another meeting planned in Molison in about a week.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State Baseball Association
Elmer Daily
Jeannette
Washington Clube
Lust
Butler
Washington
Lt Folh
Moliesion
Curry Soccer Team Enters Third Round
Pittsburgh March 4 Curry soccer squad advanced to the third round of the national chirp competition by defeating St Louis Marie 2 to 0. The Curry lineup from Pittsburgh district aggregation faces the Chicago Thunderbolts next Sunday. Joel Fedequex scored the lone goal and Rouleguer made several tough saves while Tiggate also contributed in goal.
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Pittsburgh
Curry Soccer Sofim
St. Louis Marie
Curry
Pittasburgh
Chicago Thunderbolts
Joel Fedequex
Corry
Rouleguer
Tiggate
Spring Training Opens Across Camps With Roster Moves
In Biloxi and other camps, Senators pitchers Hadley and Linke show strength as Harvis notes improvements. Burns joins Browns in Florida after holdout. Hin and Walkup still out. Marberry Sorrell and Goldsmith begin Tigers drills in Lakeland. Dykes runs White Sox preps in Pasadena. Cubs work bats in Catalina under Grimm with French and Carleton pitching. Indians assemble in New Orleans as chilly weather slows batters.
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United Press
Bilol
Miss
Irving Hadley
Linke
Washington Senators
Stanley Harvis
Hadley
Hot Springs
West Palm Bieach
Fla
Irving Burns
St. Louis Browns
Agiley Hil Hin
Elton
Lakeland
Prea Marberry
Vic Sorrell
Izzy Goldstoit
Detroit‘Tigers
Pasadena
Cal
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Catalina Island
Chicago Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Larry French
Tex Carleton
Cubs
New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
Walter Johnson
Katherine Rawls Sets 14th Breast Stroke Record in Miami
Katherine Rawls of Fort Lauderdale holds 18 American swim records. She set her 14th breast stroke mark yesterday, swimming 200 yards in 2 minutes 15.2 3/5 seconds, five seconds faster than the previous best by Margaret Hoffman of Scranton in 1920.
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United Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Katherine Rawls
Fort Lauderdale
Margaret Hoffman
Scranton
Closing Days of League Bring Action by Board
The Northwestern Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association district board in Meadville ruled Girard and Union City ineligible for Class B playoffs. Corry and North East can no longer be Class B, affecting northern and southern brackets. Union City moves toward the south, Girard toward the north. The board cited enrollment and deferred dues as key issues, questioning why decisions came after the season end and critiquing the timing and impact on competitive balance.
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Meadville
Girard
Union City
Hat Corry
North East
Wile Girard
Lawrence Park
Wasleyyitle
Villanova Muhlenberg Added to Penn State 1936 Grid
Villanova and Muhlenberg were added to Penn State's 1936 football slate. The five-game schedule includes Muhlenberg Oct 3 and Villanova Oct 10, with Lehigh Oct 17, Syracuse Oct 31, and Bucknell Nov 21. Mayville rifle team visits tonight for Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League title bid.
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Villanova - Muhlenberg
State College
Villanova
Muhlenberg
Penn State
Neil Mr. Fleming
Athletica
Ileming
Lehigh
Bethlehem
Syracuse
Bucknell
Mayville
Jotal
Pennsylvania
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Jane Sorren
Jamestown High School
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Ulago
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