Bowling notes and district league plans swirl in Erie
Erie scene features district 10 P I A A notes, two football leagues proposed in District 10 AA and A groups, corry and titusville in A bracket, and Erie women’s bowling versus Maennerchor club with key local teams and venues. Also mentions ABC tournament in Chicago, archery licenses, wrestling bouts, and upcoming all star tourney at Union City High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baile Brietz
Kansas City Star
Nathan Mann
Louis
Toe
Franz Murniture
Erie
Aeros
Warren Towney
Raymonds
Legion
Legion Range
Fast
Academy
Vincent and Tech
Sharon
Fpartell
Meadville
Corry
Titusville
Oil City
Franklin
Greenville
Sharpsville
Grove City
Keglers
Maennerchor Club
Central Allega
West Tenth Street
Keglera Fiet
Yvon Rovert
Steve Crusher Casey
Bronco Nagurski
Freddie Meyers
Union Union City High School
Aésgue
Crewit
Beavers
Erie County
Im Lundy
Franklin News-Herald
Jamestown
Nordic Temple Corporation
Incre
N. C
Seabiscuit Aims at Santa Anita Handicap Glory
Arcadia March 5 United Press staff cor Ronald Wagoner reports a star studded Santa Anita Handicap field with Seabiscuit favored to claim the $100,000 purse. Pledging to surpass all time earnings leaders, Seabiscuit rides 180 pounds against a deep lineup including Pompoon Aneroid Time Supply Stensshifter Gosum Stagehand and Townsman as trainers and jockeys showcase top turf combat under sunny but fast tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Wagoner
United Press
Arcadia Calif
Hollywood
S. Howard
Seabiscuit
Howard
Delert
Sun Beau
Lifetie
Banta Anita
Southack California
Iites
Big Odda
Pompoon
Stensshifter
Gosum
Stagehand
Whithsee
Wary Fellow
Ligariatl
Wood‘erry
Count Atlas
Frexo
Townsman
Geabiscult
George Wolf
Tom Smith
Aig
Sonny Workman
Bealbiscuit
Aneroid
Tonenderg
Charlie Rosengarden
Aant
Ameroid
Parle Sande
Stoneshitter
Stagevang
Min
Basketball Scores From Multiple Games
Duquesne defeated Geneva 45 to 3 while Slippery Rick led 40 to 30 over Grove City. Dartmouth beat Tufts 49 to 46, Detroit won 38 to 24 over Depaul, and Indiana posted 45 to 35 against Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne
Geneva
Slippery Rick
Grove City
Dartmouth
Tufts
Detroit
Depaul
Indiana
Illinois
Cobbett Wins Handicap Bowling Meet With 695
Melvin Cobbett won the men's singles handicap bowling tournament at Recreation Alleys with a neat net of 640 and 55 pin handicap, totaling 695 gross after games of 186 242 and 312. Paul Burkhardt took second with 683 gross, Harry Krone was third at 668, Hubert Heerlein fourth with 665, and 48 participated. prize split allocated by final standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Cobbett
Recreation iAlleys
Cobbett
Paul Burkhardt
Aword
Harry Krone
iAll
Hubert Heerlein
Woman Juror’s Search for Evidence Triggers Jury Disharge
In Cleveland, an ambitious female juror pressed to uncover new evidence outside the courtroom, leading to the discharge of the second all woman jury in a common pleas court case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Spring Training Camp Opens In Florida With Dodgers
Spring training in Clearwater begins with two workouts daily as Dodgers start serious camp. Contracts signed include Max Butcher Luke Hamlin and Lefty Gomez joining camps in Florida. Cincinnati Reds report only three holdouts Derringer Hafey Lombardi while Frey joins workouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Clearwater
Fla. Mar
Brooklyn Dodgers
Max Butcher
Luke Hamlin
Hot. Springs
Ark
Sen
Fy Hassett
Brooklyn
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Vernon
Lefty) Gomes
New York Yankees
Gomez
Los Angeles
Tampa
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Derringer
Chick Hafey
Ernie Lombardi
Limis Frey
632 Leads in ABC Tourney Upsets Into Lead
In the American Bowling Congress singles, Chuvawa Aurea Henry Grutus of Chicago sparked a surge by posting 200 217 and 261 series to grab the lead from Leroy Coster of Madison Wisconsin who had held top spot for about an hour. Joe Pencourek of Chicago moved Coster to third with a 2628 series and Ray Hoffmeier of Chicago stood fourth with 618.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuvawa
Aurea
Henry Grutus
Chicago
Grutainy
Wood
Leroy Coster
Madison
Wis
Joe Pencourek
Chautauqua Five Defeats Mayville Jamestown in Title Battle
Chautauqua High’s brilliant five seized the Grapebelt League crown by defeating Coach George Meyer’s Mayville High team 28 to 21 on the Senior High court before a full house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Mayville
Jamestown
Chausauqua I High School
Brilliant
George Meyer
Lincoln Five Defeats Corry By 16 to 6 Score
Lincoln Five defeated Corry by a 16 to 6 score in a district junior high cage championship game at OU City. The Blue Jays led 8 to 0, trailed at half, then pulled away in the final period. Chuck Williams scored once. Ingram and Fletkenstein led Corry with points as Lincoln earned their fourth straight title game win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Lincoln Junior High
OU City
Blue Jaye
Ol City
Crawford-Venan
Anu
Chuck Williams
Ingram
Fletkenstein
Oilers
Lincoln
Blue Jays
Clark Scores T. K. O. in Chicago Bout
Buffalo fighter Jimmie Chant stopped Chicago’s Horn with a technical knockout in the third round of a scheduled ten round bout. Chant weighed 158 to 160 pounds for the match and dropped Horn twice before the stoppage in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
T. K
Chicago
Jimmie Chant
Buffalo
Finnle Horn
Horn
Buddy Baer Loses Fight to Gunnar Barking in Seventh Round
The bout ended in a technical knockout at 4 minutes 34 seconds of the seventh round. Buddy Baer, weighing 242 pounds, showed early promise with a cut and a bloodied eye but deteriorated after the fourth round as Gunnar Barking delivered twenty unanswered blows. Referee Arthur Cavenaigh stopped the fight as Baer failed to answer back, marking Baer’s first stoppage in 44 bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Uted
New York
Maro
Gunnar Barking
Buddy Baer
Max
Punch
Rong
Buddy
Barland
Buddy Wos
Arthur Cavanevigh
Baer
Pye
Myo
Gunnar
Young Baer
Celtics Deterred by Icy Roads Spend Night in City
New York Celtics faced weather issues as sleet and slick highways forced cancellation of a game at Warren. Five players Henry Dehnert Dave Banka Rusty Saunders Nat Hickey and Pat Herlihy remained overnight in the city and planned to resume travel in the morning to reach Warren soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Celtics
Stohm
New York Celtic
Warren
Celtics
Henry
Dutch Dehnert
Dave Banka
Rusty Saunders
Nat Hickey
Pat Herlihy
Krone Posts Top 696 Series in City Bowling
Harry Krone's 696 three game series tops the season in a City League bowling match, overtaking rival claims. The article notes a correction from Al Barassi's supposed high 77 series and confirms Krone's three game count as the season leader. The piece also mentions long time contractor Howard J. Markel, New Orleans, who has received the city's first building permit each year for 32 years and not missed since 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Krone
Igi
al Barassi
Krone
New Orleans
Howard J. Markel
Muikler
Local rifle team defeats Lawrence Park in easy win
Corry’s rifle squad beat Lawrence Park 216 to 1054 in a Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League meet at Lawrence Park last evening. Art Knapp led Corry with 285, while Kemp of Lawrence Park had the meet high with 242.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp Leeds Corry
Lawrence Park
Klomp
Corry
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Art Knapp
Kemp
Tot- Smith
Grenfield
Hayes
Cowley
Wallace
R, Patterson
Farrell Beats Sharon to Clinch Mercer Title in 33 80 Victory
Farrell High School defeated Sharon, the two year defending champion, 33 to 80 to win the Mercer county high school basketball title. The win earns Farrell the right to meet Erie East High next Tuesday night in the District 10 Series opener of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association tournament. The winner advances to face Franklin in District 10 finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufarrell High School
Sharon
Farrell
Erle Hast High
Franklin
Erie Swimmer Targets District Honors at Regional Meet
Swimmers from Connellsville and Erie head to Slippery Rock Pa for the Western Regional PIAA swimming championships. The finals begin mid afternoon at Slippery Rock Teachers College pool with top finishers from the WPIAL last Saturday set to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Slippery Rock
Connellsville
Erie
College
Fubout
Ackoolboy
Oil City Beats Grave City High In Big Win
Oil City pulled away late to rout Grave City High 87 to 38 in a crowded matchup. The win improves Oil City's basketball momentum as the season moves toward later games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OIL City
Srove City
All City High World
Grave City High
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dismond
Congress
A. B.C
Rise Ratiina
Corry Murbsugh
Parkers
Burkhardt
Heerlein
AL Tot
H. Krone
Stormes Aag
Gilson
Vaughn
Baker
Leo
Carroll
Howlett
Bares
Balog Griffis Aa
Balog
F. Ballo
Vi. Grose
Bot Goenther
Bal H
Gimmons
Dyckes
Keefer
Martin
Cohen
Durmidos
Bob V. Allen
Roof
Skinner
Tiffany
Lak Charles
New York Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
Burgess Whitehead
Bill Terry
A.B.C
Etta Kett
Chick
Mary
Paul Robinson
Leora
Hier
Lisa
By Paul Robinson
Hatgets
Makin’ Kove
Anderton
Stephens
Fleckenstein
Sherobunas
Womer
Pearson
Woods
Boorg - Plockerty
Corry Williams
Foster
Tundy
We O
Dowanys
Dahl
Braoken
Beore
Richards and Shutt
Finn
Gunloop
Arrell