Blue and Gold Defeat St Mary's Elites 41 to 25
The Blue and Gold hung tough in a rough afternoon clash to beat the St Mary's Elites 41 25. Keystones struggled early then pulled away behind seven double deckers from Paul Burs and strong defense, with Mahoney and Breckenridge boosting the Whites. The St Mary's crowd roared as the Elites edged closer late, but the Keys secured a comfortable margin by game’s end.
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Mirle
Keystones
St. Mary's Miles
Alonn
Nimar
Paul Burs
Mahoney
Krystones
Tistes
Tonge
Toargin
SL Mary's
Fyed-Mthe Syool
St. Mary's Elites
White Elks Cop Decision in Armory Court clash
White Elks defeated St Edward's 88 to 16 at State Armory Court in a preliminary to a Company A- Jamestown game. The Elks led 43 to 10 at the half and pulled away in the final periods to secure a decisive victory. Players listed include Mick Houison Seung, Wijile Wik, St Howard's Drum, Maloney Hovey, Burkcharet Jackson, Murray, Merwey Fynison, and Burbell with substitutions for St Edwardy Nichole. Referee Fimican.
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Mick Houison
Seung
Eigct
St. Edward's
State Armory
A-Jamesteven
Wijile Wika
St. Howard
Aaron Ward To Cleveland In Trade Rumor
A report claims Aaron Ward, last season’s second baseman for the White Sox, has been set for a move to Cleveland. Ward was expected to join the Indians’ spring training camp in New Orleans today, with details pending official confirmation and contract terms.
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Ey United Risse
German scribes indignant at Borg capers in Berlin
Swedish swimming champion Arne Borg faces German sports writers angering over his Berlin meet antics. Reports say Borg talked with spectators, joked, and performed postures while opponents swam, prompting debate on whether athletes should appear strictly serious.
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Borg
Berlin
Frank Getty
United Press
New York
Arne Borg
Sweden
Bobby
Jones
Chick Evans
Atteroo
Bobby Jones
Walters
Bioyl Hatin
Dr. Pelzer
Paavo Nurmi
Douglas Lowe
Seraphim Martin
Amsterdam
Ana
Winher
Three Way Tie Logic In Big Ten Cage Race
The 1977-28 Big Ten race heads to the final week with Indiana likely atop after a win over Michigan, while Purdue Wisconsin Northwestern and Michigan loom. A key Wisconsin–Michigan clash at Madison could shift the fate, with Northwestern and Ohio State also in the mix as season ends. Pirates fall further from pennant contention as Detroit’s win hurts Pittsburgh’s path to the money berth.
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James K. Martindale
United Press State
Chicago
Indiana
Michigan
Limoi
Champaign
McCracken
Purdue
Iowa
Lafayette
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Illinois
Mid- Wen
Evanston
Northwestern
Ohio State
Northenstert
Murdue
Ohio
Bob Pardue
Training camps open as major league clubs prepare
Reports from multiple camps describe the Athletics Red Sox Cardinals Pirates and Senators in early practice sessions at Fort Myers Tampa Avon Park and Bradenton with lineups assembling amid injury absences and coaching plans. Foremost aims include tests against Warren High and Warren reserves and a schedule of early exhibition games including matchups with the Cardinals Browns and Phillies as teams seek form before the regular season.
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Bradentown
Flue
Bostuy
Clarigit
Dytery
Red Sox
Cardinals
Finnish Runner Leads First Lap In 2400 Mile Cross Country
Finnish runner Wille Kolehmainen leads the inaugural phase of C. C. Pyle’s 2400 mile cross country grind from Los Angeles toward New York. The field of 249 starts in California with daily stages of up to 60 miles, ending roughly 69 to 70 days later. Crowd turnout and international flags accompany the controversial event amid plans to split a large prize.
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United
Calif
C.C. Pylé
Los Angeles
New York
Colton
Wille Kolehmaninen
Ginnie Neilson Waa
Sim Richman
Piye
Pyle
Harold
Red" Grange
Schaaf Leads Penn In Big Intercollegiate Scoring Race
Jogy Schaaf of the Penn basketball team tops the league scoring chase with 14 points in a recent game. Langell of Dartmouth adds 54 points to push the contest for top honors.
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Schaaf
New York
Jogy Schaaf
Penn
Bichtern Intercolseciate
Corry Shooters Lose Ninth Straight At Clymer Lawrence Park
Lawrence Park No 1 defeated Corry Rod and Gun Club 1121 to 1080 in a Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League match on the local range. Loder led Erie shooters with 231, Melquist added 226 as Lawrence Park extended its win streak to eight. Clymer also posted a night victory over Ripley in the preliminaries.
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Corry Shooters
Clymer Lawrence Park
Erie
Loder
Melquist
Lawrence Park
Corry
Brie
Han
St Kn
Theoder
Brernby
Bayhurst
Tillman
Hedderick
Alanl Defoery
Corry Dane
Jordan
Lilie
Wagner
Israelson
Kinney
Clymer
Ripley
Sebre
Gina
Sestette
Clymer Mason
Crlat Larson
Gullup Miner
Witebike Ottoway
Bepters Seveserve Bas
Damcott
Grover
Clymson W. Wassinks
Neviers
Palniquist
Rhem Signs With Cardinals in Comeback Bid
Avon Park Florida March 5 Flint Rhem former Cardinals pitcher signed a one year contract and began training for a comeback after a two hour conference with President Sam Breadon. Both parties expressed satisfaction and Rhem was declared in good standing with the St Louis Cardinals.
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Avon Park
Fla
Flint Rhem
St. Louis Cardinals
Reem
Sam Breadon
Rhem
St. Lauis
Khem
Locals Beat Sherman Five Looks to Junior High Victory
The Junior High game saw the Locals defeat Sherman Five 19 to 12 as Pughage Grade five outplayed Geers of Sherman. Sheldon led with seven points, Thayer added four, and Sprovert scored two while Dedeuns Reed Homing and Vanbresear contributed on the victorious team.
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Hush Pughue
Sherman 8Th Geers
Deoms
Sheldon
Thayer
Olbiek
Dedeuns
Reed, Homing
Vanbresear
Guardsmen defeat Jamestown 34 to 19 in home game
Company A hoopsters struggled early but pulled away in the second half. Jamestown sent a large crowd to the Sthlh Armory court but could not keep pace as the guardsmen launched a strong five-man attack and finished with a convincing win 34 to 19.
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Guardsmen
Jamestown
Tilles
A Hoopsters
Reyes
Dagneytown
Sthlh Armory Court
Sis Te
Miss R Umber 6 On West Theatre To Misa M Marriage Franklin
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a theatre, a marriage, and a Franklin reference amid unclear names. The readable elements indicate a local event tied to Miss R and a West location, with a possible Franklin connection. Entities and specifics are too garbled to confirm.
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Encik
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Wthlee
Peny Tins Ub
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Rie County Electrics
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Tampa
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Tommy Taylor
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Chuck" Skinner
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Donte Bush
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Phillies
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Punte
C. C. Pyle
University of Pittsburgh
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Cream Hoopsters
TP Johnson
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Rong
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Ghinse
Mark Twain
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