State Semi-Pro Ball Tourney aims for Pittsburgh Philadelphia finals
Pennsylvania seeks to field a National Seminar baseball team in four districts with western and eastern semi finals in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Harry Passol, commissioner, reports strong statewide support and plans to crown a champion in Philadelphia after interdistrict rounds. Enthusiasm grows as amateur and semi pro clubs back the venture.
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Loblaw's win two games from C-J bowlers in league
Loblaw's bowling team defeated the Corry Jamestown Keglers two games to stretch their lead in the Class B League as other matches were postponed to be rolled later this week. Individual scores list Loblaw totals of 2684 and Gerry Jamestown No. 2 totals of 2464 with players such as Fairbank and Reynolds contributing strong frames. In New York Joe Penino won by knockout against Panny Koplick after a technical knockdown in a separate fight event.
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Beavers Edge Keystone Stars In Exhibition Thriller
Corry High School Beavers defeated the Keystone Stars 29 to 16 in an exhibition game as faster play overwhelmed veterans. White led the ex-stars with limited scoring while Gulick and Curtis paced the Beavers who finished their 1985 86 season with five seniors honored.
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Keystones Beavers to Meet Again Next Week
Gurley Williams sponsor of the exhibition says the Keystone Beavers and High School will resume play Thursday night March 26. Beavers coach Bill Myers plans to use only sophomores and juniors in the second bout, not any seniors.
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Ramey Declared No 1 Lightweight Contender
Wesley Ramey of Grand Rapids Mich was ruled the No 1 lightweight contender for Tony Canzoneri by the New York state athletic commission. The board named Lou Ambers of Herkimer to meet Ramey for the right to challenge Canzoneri if Ambers signs for March 27. Montaner withdrew from eliminations yesterday due to unwillingness to meet Ramey.
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Crack bowlers resume A B C competition in Indianapolis
Crack bowlers from 2A cities will resume regular competition in the American Bowling Congress tomorrow night after a four day layoff during which 448 local and booster teams held the drives.
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Aeros Passers Beat Raymonds For City Cage Title
Aero Supply's basketball team defeated the Raymonds to claim the industrial cage title in the Keystone game. The opener was tied 4-4 after one period, Aero led 9-6 at halftime and extended the margin to a decisive lead by the end of the third period.
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Training Camp News Exhibition Games Across Spring Camps
Today’s schedule lists MLB exhibitions: Boston at Wort, Philadelphia at New York, Detroit at Lakeland, St Louis at Arcadia, Washington at Kissimmee, Philadelphia at Winter Haven, Chicago at Houston. Yesterday’s results include Cincinnati 10 Boston 1, St Louis 4 Philadelphia 1, Washington 6 Detroit 5, and New York 11 Cincinnati 10. Cardinals win sixth in a row under manager Brisch, beating the Yankees 6-5. Phillies beat Brooklyn 7-3 and Newark Bears 7-3 to post their first win after three losses.
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Civil War veteran Julius Meredith dies at 101
Harrisburg based paper reports Uncle Julius Meredith, Civil War veteran and city’s oldest resident, died last night at age 101 after celebrating his birthday in March. He remained active and in good health until recent days.
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Scar pati boxer Tony Scarpati rare survival after knockout
Brooklyn welterweight Tony Scarpati, 22, knocked out by Lou Ambers in Herkimer, struck his head on the floor after a right hook. Physicians at Bushwick Hospital said he has only one chance in ten of living. Scarpati had won 17 straight bouts before the Ambers loss.
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Louis Schmeling Bout Set for June in New York
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced the Joe Louis vs Max Schmeling heavyweight bout will be held in New York in June with the exact date and site to be chosen later. New York was selected after reviewing bids from Philadelphia Chicago and Detroit where Louis has fought previously.
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Cleveland makes bid for German Olympics
Oquaville nd, March 1 treve land will be very much in the market for the 1938 Olympic games should European complications result in their transfer from Bern. Herbert Buckman, manager of Public Hall and the stadium, yesterday asked Lewis N. Bloom, president of the Northeastern Ohio Association of the A A U and co chair of Cleveland's Olympic committee to pass the bid should go audio turn of events cause the games to be transferred.
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Lebanon Springs Upset Over Lower Merion
Lebanon High School stunned Lower Merion 31 to 28 in the opening inter district playoff in Philadelphia on March 1. Lebanon trailed early but led throughout the first half, ending a 20 game Lower Merion streak and earning a date with Frackville, District 11 king, in Allentown Saturday of the eastern regional.
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Kerr to Speak at Oil City Kiwanis Luncheon
Andy Kerr head coach of Colgate University will be guest speaker at Oil City Kiwanis Club lunch on Tuesday March 31. The subject is unspecified but likely to draw on his coaching experience from a distinguished gridiron career.
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