Merchants and Aeros Set Third City Championship Game
The Merchants and Aeros meet Thursday evening at the Junior High for the city independent basketball title deciding game. The Merchants won 30 to 26 in a prior shadow, while the Aeros later defeated the Merchants 28 to something. Other local teams like Corry High and St Edward's are active this week with games, but gate-receipts split could not be arranged for the opening double program.
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St. Edward's Five
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Strikes and Spares in League Jottings and Scores
The page reviews bowling league results with high scores and new records. The Rooster team shows strong totals led by Sym Rhodes and Ellen Tord posts a 257 high for women. Yankee Giants Cubs Indians Tigers notes mix in with upcoming city league events and a plan for a Hall of Fame to honor bowlers.
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Cohen Texaco
Parberattes
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Nive Gbing
Carrolls Lose Match at Erie Bowling Alley
Carrolls bowling team in the Ladies League lost to Perry Beauty Supply on Turner's Club alleys in Erie by 201 to 204. Caln led the winners with a 194 average, while Lillian Baker posted a 162 for Carrolls. A return match is set for April 3 here.
St Edward's Midgets win two basketball games
St Bowerd's High Midgets defeated the Irish 36 to 31 and the Buccaneers 69 to 44 at St Edward's yesterday. Tom Reasler led with 22 points against the Irish, while Bop Sullivan topped the team with 16 points in the win over the Buccaneers.
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St. Edward’s
Irish
Buccanneers
Tom Reasler
Bars
Bop Sullivan
Irish Widgets
Bucpanesis
Ressler
Miller Mead
Terry Predicts Giants Cinch To Win Pennant
Giants manager Terrible Terry predicts the National League pennant for a fourth time in six years noting the Giants strong pitching Led by Hubbell and Mel Ott at key positions. He cites Danning Manicuso Medwick and Lieber as top talents and argues the Cubs remain the toughest threat with other clubs facing questions.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Baton Rouge
Terry
New York Giants
Bill Terrys
John J.mcgraw
Mississippi
Terry Vollly
Giants
Ali
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Riazo
Cardinals
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Manicuso
Alway
Hubbell
Mel
iMcton
Carthy
Mill
Whitehead
Billy Herman
Bartel
Ott
Jon Moore
Medwick
Lieber
Ripple
Erie Swimmers Are Champions in State Meet
Strong Vincent High School of Erie won the state AA swimming meet with 50.0 points, dethroning Allentown’s defending champ who had 87. York led with 26, Connellsville 15, and Ete Academy High 12. New state records were set: Howand Robison swam 24.9 seconds in the 50 yard freestyle, and Albert Almeida of Allentown posted 2 minutes 22.1 seconds in the 220 yard freestyle.
Farrell Five to Meet Allderdice for Title
Harrisburg March 14 I see I ton and Hazleton in the east and Pittsburgh Allderdice and Farrell in the west prepared today for vital interspective contests Wednesday evening, winners of which are expected to clash for Pennsylvania's schoolboy basketball title March 16. The Alderwice Farrell winner will meet the District Nine bye winner either Warren or Sykesville. Windber will tangle with the Altoona Huntingdon victor and survivor of this thrilla take on Ford City, district seven champion.
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IseeIton
Hazleton
Pittelburgh Allderdice
Fuerall
Pennsylvania
Warren
Sykesville
Windber
Ford City
Corry KEC teams split matches in Erie bowling
Corry bowling teams split two matches here with Erie clubs yesterday. The Park Lunch Keglers defeated the Buffalo Gravel company bowlers 2473 to 2858, led by Al Baresal averaging 192, while the Cor Fy Stars fell to the Federal Cleaners of Erie with a lower score.
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Keatle
Henmenn
V. Gitler
Anderson
Cragg
Colkibett
Miller
Baker
Chicago to Host Heavyweight Title Bout on April First
The heavyweight title fight between Joe Legils and challenger Harry Thomas goes on sale at Chicago Stadium. Prices listed as $2.00 $3.00 $6.00 $7.50 and $10.00. The 11 round bout is expected to draw about $91,000 for a night. Harry Thomas arrives from Eagle Bend Minnesota and trains in Chicago ahead of the championship.
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Joe Legils
Harry Thomas
Thomas
Eagle Bend
Minn
Max Seimeling
Germany
Wip
Steens Take Lead in Antler Bowling League
Steens, leaders of the Antler Bowl ing League, posted a two game win over the Penn Electrics to boost their advantage. Powell Motors won three games from Wing4Will as Paul Orn posted an average around 178 and George Kinley led Powells with a 169 average.
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Giants
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Chemp Cragg
Te Counta
Cubs
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Indians
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A.paulson
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Maybbe
Duimtheo
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Carniike
JP. Craker
Steens
Penn Electrics
Powell
Antler
Powell Motors
Paul Orn
Ted. Steans
George Kinley
Powells
Bowler Averages 253 For Ten Games
With ten games left in the season Joe Bodis of Cleveland surged ahead of Alex Graham to lead at 865 points and raise his overall total to 2,582 while Graham stood at 2,291 for a 229 average. The match was 60 games and carried a purse of 1,000.
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Joe Bodls
Cleveland
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Alex Graham
Bois
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Mack
Nelson Posts Top Pistol Marks At Corry Club Shoot
C Nelson tops pistol marks at Corry Club practice with scores listed for Sunday. Geared shooters include Bielawald Keppell Mlanigan and Patterson while a rifle team plans a night range session and Teague is noted in context. Sap Seals Wounds in Trees describes a resinous dressing that seals bark wounds and acts as an antiseptic in coniferous trees.
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Corry
Bielawald
Nelson Oi
Keppell
Mlanigan
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Corry Hi Y Five Fall To Girard In Erie County Final
Corry Hi Y Five lost 12 to 10 to Girard in the Class B Erie County championship game at Girard on Saturday. Morton scored 8 of Corry’s 10 points in the final, while Bax Jet led Girard with 5. Earlier, Corry beat Fairview 18 to 8 and Springboro 20 to 2. Girard eliminated North East 18 to 15 and Harborcreek 9 to 2.
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Bax Jet
Corry
Girard Bears
Veeveveve Feeey UssSielvington
Morton
National Collegiate Championship Contests Begin Semifinal Round
The national collegiate invitation world series enters the semifinal round tonight with a doubleheader pitting Temple against Oklahoma A and M and NYU against Colorado. Winners meet Wednesday for the mythical national title and a trophy offered by the New York Basketball Whiters Association, sponsor of the tournament.
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New York University
Colorado
Buffaloes
New York Basketball ‘Wilters' Association
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Sal ‘Mulhelms
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