Renovo and regional sports notes highlight basketball and boxing
Veemon Wise earns a Pittsburgh Times Allnom Langue honor as center for Allegheny with strong size and performance. Renovo High School dominates in their section, scoring 833 points in 16 games. Boxing events see Suele Widees defeating Chief Halftown in Jamestown, while other headlines cover contract chatter and heavyweight prep for St Patrick’s Day, plus notable training updates and matchups in the sport.
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Veemon Wise
Allerhenn College
Torte Givera
Pittsburgh Gillotte Times
AllNom Langue
Wise
Allegheny
Frdime
Brian
Alfeshens
Ruthon Road to Recovery Try Tilts Press
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 6 a rough update describes Ruthon recovering from fever and illness. The report notes the local effort to regain strength and resume daily routines while others plan next moves in the ongoing recovery narrative.
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Ruthon Road
tRy Tilts Press
Hot Springs
Ark
Bret
Victin
Mii
Crandall High Man in Prelim
Trahare led Crandall High in a preliminary game where Railivue defeated Turnbuckle 42 to 1. Grazia added nine field goals for Railroads, while Stowe contributed six. the contest noted a misprint-heavy recap and an ensuing Friday Keystane contestant event.
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Trahare
Railivue
Grazia
White
Stowe
Clich
Public Auction at Akin Son Clips withm Match 10
Auction action at Akin son Clips withm. Public sale advised by the union at shipping point. Details fragmentary but notes a large horse sale event and recommended match up to ten entries.
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Trey Higt
Akinson Clips
BrIe Cadets Outclassed by Keystones in Tight Loss
The Br ie Cadets were decisively outscored by the Keys tones in a reorganized lineup led by Kay Stones. Keystones built an early lead and expanded it to eleven points by the end, as Br ies struggled in offense and defense. Miller and Sheen contributed on defense while Kay Stones dominated scoring and control throughout the game.
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Worry
Kaystones
Tig St Mary’s
Gadtets
Evin
Cours
Curley" Williams
Kevstoria
Capt. Schloss
Roorolsss
Miller
Pitty
Buffalo Mewitts
Keys Stones
Silloath
Workwals Whaws
Corry
Kayatones
Pinte Hernan
Shen
Schfosseyaise
Gey
Williams Guelder
Moslee
Geers Yee
Millar
Sheen
Young
Dowkey
Mehaughilty
Molla Defeated at Mentone in Tennis Upset
American women's tennis champion Molla Mallory was eliminated at the Mentone tournament by an English opponent Miss Cadle. Riviera fans had hoped Mallory would challenge Silonne Lenglen, but Mallory fell in straight sets 6-0 7-5. In boxing, Tom Gibbons of St Paul defeated Jim Tracey of Australia in the bout’s early rounds.
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Unitegorosa
Montone
Prince
Molla Mallory
Worai
Miss Cadle
Molla
Riviera
Meen Silianne Lenglen
Chicago
Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Jim Tracey
Australia
O Connell Real Find Impresses in San Francisco
Baseball expert calls O Connell the real find of the tour and notes his strong centerfield play. McGraw, manager, praised the youngster while observers questioned prior scouting and suggested future opportunities may hinge on performance.
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Csnfonsia
Cannell
Wee
John McGraw
Youngeter
Leonard Plans Summer-Wide Ring Battles With Top Foes
New York April reports Benny Leonard, the lightweight champion, plans two outdoor title defenses this summer. Mickey Walker, the welterweight champ, Lew Yendler, and other contenders loom as possible opponents in Madison Square Garden and other venues. Arrangements near completion for bouts with Leonard and Tradier. Walker aims to defend titles and push hard this season.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Benny Leonard
Chapion
Yin Plug
Cami Coke
Mickey Walker
Aid Lew Yendler
de Phil
Adniphia
Léonand
Koiuis
Kansas
Willie
Jaikeony
Richie Michell
Lew Tendisry
Charley White
Rolinds
Madison Square
Benton Arbor
Mickey Walkey
Jegmminion
Myon Ety
Mckee
George Ward
Dave Shae
Benny Keanard
Love Tradier
Walker
Willis
Joe Lynch
Lynch
Carl Trembine
Jolitinyy Wilson
Shadle
Boston
Jk McAutiffe
Detroit
Tommy Gibbons
Gibbons
Madison Saphire Garden
Tex Riekar
Harry Greb
Tunney Gibbons
Aymonds Ready for Big Titusville Five Clash
The Raymond Co. Looms to challenge Titusville Big Five at the Armory Wednesday evening in a bid to prove themselves in league play. Raymond Co. will field a full lineup except center, injured as a result of a Radiators rotation.
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Aymonds
Titusville
Raymona Og Lo
Saulersih
Armory
Eye
Otther
Jinditavons
Raymond Co
Hosteile Jiniomp
Tonight's Volleyball Showdown Between Raymond and Railroad
Tonight at Presaypenian Gym Raymond Volley Bail Tvery faces Railroad in a crucial late season clash. The previous meeting saw Raymond win by a narrow margin, promising a fierce rematch. After the game the All Stars Team will practice for the next event.
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Youikhtaly
Raymond Volley
Raymonds
All Stars
Jamestown
Corry Rifle Squad Wins Over Emporium Team
Corry’s rifle squad defeated Emporium in a clutch last night at the Renovo division rifle match. Individual scores list Corry players including Kinney 195, Swann 189, Jorden 173, and others for a total of 1701 to Emporium’s 1700. Next match against Emporium three is set for next Monday night.
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Ty Thie Wandl Stimrgin
Pois
Kimporium
Tesmuerkesmext
Cory Rod and Gun Club
Emporium
Emporium Rail Roaders
Pery
Som c
Mandy
Emporion
Wad
Smith
Ili
Kemmeros
Alverson
Confer
Crouse
Werts
Corry—Nichols
Ae Fous
Kinney
Dane
Swann
Fogle
Hammond
Jorden
Kitcheberger
Avern
Emporium Three Thelacers
OH RA Ag jKettleberser
Forte
Holkhitot Way
Gee
Jordan
Miss Smith
Yonjler
Fight Results from New York and Philadelphia
Charley Weiner of New York heavyweight defeated Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis in a decisive bout. George Russell of Philadelphia, weighing 138 pounds, boxed fiercely against Scranton’s Pop, but faded late. Harvey Bright of Brooklyn beat Frank Sinclair of New York on points. Dempsey of Philadelphia outpointed Leo Casper of Tren TON eight rounds. Johnny Reno of Los Angeles impressed in Pottsville with a scientific display against Al Willis. Swit Malligan of Philadelphia drew with Carmel in an eight round bout after infighting and sharper punching.
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Philadelphia
George Russell
Scranton
O'Brien
Russell
Harvey Bright
Brooklyn
Trankig Sinclair
Neve
Yorke Hilds
Demphey
Leo Caxper
Trenoti
Pottsville
Johnny Reno
Los Angeles
al Willis
Carme
Tessin
Reno
Tatler
New Spring Suits Ribbon Sashes Newton Band
New spring suits and accessories advertised with embroidered effects and handwork. Offers include pure silk stockings and hosiery, with brands Radmoor Van Raake Kayser and prices from 15 to 45 dollars. The ad promises quality, value, and a comparison guarantee.
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Radmoor
van Raake
Kayser
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