Indoor intercollegiate championships attract record entries
Georgetown University leads the field at New York indoor intercollegiate events with 22 colleges represented the largest turnout to date. Paavo Nurmi ran a slow exhibition 1 mile in Toronto. Contracts loom between Dazzy Vance and Burly Grimes with Brooklyn. Kentucky Derby entries total 189, facing a $50 000 added purse. Tonight Kane Independents visit Name fees Five in Warren as local papers debate travel speeds.
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Georgetown University
New Yorke
Volleges and
Univerities Amds
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Warren
Kane Independents
Namefees Five
Keystones
Corry Journal
Corry
Warren Times
Teege lifts St Titus to win with late heroics
Teege, roving guard and floor leader for St Titus High of Titusville, steers his team in a hard fought junior varsity clash on the Orange and Black court. He eludes defenders for late field goals and two additional scores in overtime, giving St Titus a 23 to 21 victory as Corry High falters in the final minutes.
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Teegs
Orange and Black
Teege
St. Titus High
Titusville
St Titus
Davite
Duffy
Boley
Paulson
Cortyites
Foley
St. Titts
Maloney
Corry
Sheen
Greteler
Gretzler
Davitt
Allegheny
Thiel
Greenville
Meadville High
Meadville
Strong Kane squad to visit Corry for Monday night clash
Kane's independents visit Corry on Monday to face Ki stones in a return game after their 87 28 loss in Hilltop city. Kane, long a top independent unit, recently added Lynch of Buffalo to its lineup. Other players include Thompson McCoy McNulty and Engstrom as guards.
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Kane
Corry
Ki ‘Stones
Cefeay
Lynch
Buffalo
Bison City
Thompson
McCoy
McNulty
Engstrom
Young
Inter-county basketball and boxing highlights from Jamestown
The report covers bowling team results, inter-county championship prospects at Jamestown, and a boxing note about Wills and the Buffalo Lincolns. It mentions teams such as St Marys college and Par natt, with players including McElroy Alten Foley McDonald and Kinney. The piece notes a championship deciding game and a later boxing reference to a bout at McSherrystown.
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Schuscher
Bailey
Caprall
Sample Vague
Nagel Vee
Ri McElroy
Bons. O
Fredonia
Line Valley High
Eas Asacene
Parnatt
Medicals
Deccladez
Jamestown
Cony High
Jametown
Legionnaires and
Mystics
Paulion
Dante
Pate
Supserien
Greteler
Kinney
Maloney
Dempsey
Ross
Daighnuts
E Son
Gei
Firpa
Tersey
Wills
South
Buffalo Lincolns
Wild Bull
St. Mary's College
McSherrystown
Dempsey Rejects New York Boxing Board Orders
Jack Dempsey and manager Jack Kearns reject NY Boxing Commission jurisdiction claiming no authority over their title. Farley presses for a title defense within six months while Dempsey says he will fight anyone for a proper purse. Brief notes contrast with Buffalo Express comment on title and promoters.
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Dempsey
New York Boxing Commission
Wills
United Press
New York
James A. Parley
Farley
Harry Wills
Tom Gibbons
Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Theater York Boxing Commission
Jack Kearns
New York Commission
Kearns
New Yorke Commission
Corbett Retires From Ring and Returns to Stage
Former world heavyweight champion James J. Corbett appears in New York after retirement, performing in a production. Corbett, once famed for his matches, is now leveraging wealth gained from boxing into a stage career, with plans to continue on the vaudeville circuit.
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New York
United
Im Corbett
Chamton
Repenely Han
Haying
Vaydewslin
Wade
Bandits Loot Taxi Payroll In New York Hold Up
Two bandits raided the Voxieabs Company offices on This Avenue New York stealing 4600 dollars intended for drivers payroll. The attack followed a similar holdup at the same company less than a year ago netting 2300 dollars. Mrs Hy Bs Audge travels to Oil City for help for the thrifty housewife in a few days with Mrs Jr and Midge.
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United Press
New York
Slarch 7
Voxieabs. Company
This Avenue
Xarme- Place
Hy Bs Audge
Oil City
Woman Is Accidentally Shot In Store Window
Marie Louhe, 62, of BM North 6th Street, was accidentally shot when a rifle fired from a store window struck her leg. John Vandetta, 40, a porter at 660 North Union Street, admitted the shooting to police, saying the weapon misfired during a store display examination and was not intentional. He was taken into custody after a thorough investigation.
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Olwan
Marie Louhe
North 6Th Street
John Vandetta
North Union Steoar
Tn Gays
Ariel
Nowie and
Bulied
Vandetta
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Paavo Nurmi
Toronto
Frooklyn Club
Dazzy Vance
Burly Grimes
Charles Ebbets
The
Robins
Ebbets
Grimes
Van
Vance
Pipp Koehler
Frank Walker
Mickey Devine
John Wisner
New York Giant
Walker
War
ST. Titus
L. B. Sears
John Lillie
William Dehaven
Chevrolet
Exide
United Motor Service
Strong Kane
Warren vi
Sheffield
McKeiginty Basketeers
Keys
Mohicans
St Pilwart's
Aggies
Duby
Shields
N. Y
Wayne Munn
Strangier Lewis
Cleveland
Buffalo Express
Brownell Shoe CO
Carl Smith
Mgr
Center St
Corry, Penn
Hove
Gl Ciuy
Ollers
Faye
Nurmi
Ritola
Mililalo Anight
Erie Academy
Tieart
Oilers
Wr. Academy Tissore
Eriy Central
Oil City Trust Company
Link Sausages
J.C. Phelps
Prop. Bell
Coats
Roberts Shop
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