Canton Kid Kegler Leads ABC as Meadville Falls Short
Corry Rod and Gun Club posted a 1182 1152 victory over Meadville Lions to reclaim the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League leadership. Wallace led with a 241 score amid a strong two man team performance, while Babe Ruth commented on the new baseball with mixed praise and humor in St Petersburg.
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Canton
Corry Club
Meadville Lions
Pennsylvania
Lions
Ihells
Wallace
Off-Lund
Lmeeting
Israelsom Wis Counersap
Anderson
Andrews
Svith
Red and Gun Club
Alangen
Loveland
Ittleberger
Wallace i
Knapp
Neer Aly
Paul Taraelson
Williams
Pinoy Ad
Tus
Anvirews
Oar Brocker Brimacress
Oakes F
Corry Hatchery leads Erie county fish farming reforms
The Pennsylvanian news notes Corry Hatchery in Erie county as a model facility expanding pond and water systems to boost output. It describes adding lands and holding ponds, testing water, and new units to improve efficiency. It also covers baseball and college attendance chatter, including Cincinnati Reds pay proposals and University of Iowa basketball turnout.
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Pennsylvan Aid Jingler
State High Commission
Corry Hatchery
Board of Fish Commissioners of Pennsylvania
Corry
Erie County
Manina
Iarder
Ierease
Hesearch
Uta
Hese
Leland Stamond
Larry MacPhail
Moses
Cincinnati
Reds
Record crowd to see titular scholastic game
Warren March 2 The Beaty school gym hosts a record crowd for the Erie East High and Bradford High basketball title clash in northwestern Pennsylvania. District Nine and Ten winners meet at eight tonight with doors opening at seven. Coaches Darrell and Amberson lead the squads in a bid for state prominence after Friday district battles.
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Warren
Erie East
Bradford High
Pennsylvania
Tocal
Doves
Pilickatis
Hstra
Darrell
Amu Amblerson
Kane
Brad Tort
Palls Creek
Swais Mor
Auatapionahip
Selioo Shothie Mowatt
Capitain Borsa
Cardinals Open Spring Tests Against Phillies in Exhibition
St Louis Cardinals pitcher Janey Frankie Risch, expected to bolster the rotation, will face the Philadelphia Phillies in the first exhibition game of the season. The two clubs meet in Bradenton as they begin preparing for the pennant race and measure each other’s early form.
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Phils Bradenton
Wla
Mar
Janey Frankie @risch
St Louis Cardinals
Philies
Red Birds
Phils
Kiwani Sloop Standings and Averages Review
The report presents standings and player averages for Kiwani Sloop, detailing team rank, games played, points, assists, rebounds, and shooting percentages. Key performers are highlighted with leading averages and comparative positioning within the league.
Bowling Scores and Averages Noted
The article records bowling scores with individual averages noted. Specific scores and players are mentioned but the readable fragment does not provide full names or totals. The entry highlights performance metrics and mentions standard bowling averages as part of a recap.
International bike race opens in Pittsburgh at Duquesne Garden
United Press reports a major 1950s style international cycling event in Pittsburgh with 29 entrants from Holland, Australia, Canada, France, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland and beyond. Riders include Van Kempen, McNamara, Beckman, Peden, St. Laurent, Boogmans, MacDonald and others competing for 5000 in prize money in a mile track contest and the only tonal mile event.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pist van Kempen
the Hague
Chanson Cyclist
Pittsby
Internstrony
BiGrane
Duquesne Garden
van Kempen
Reggie McNamita
Australia
Tony Beckman
Stoefen Opposes Merlin In International Indoor Meet
March 20 in New York features Lester Stoefen, last week’s National Indoor singles champion, against André Merlin of France in the opening play of the United States versus France International Indoor Team event. Gregory Mangin of Newark, New Jersey, clashes with Chiniatian Bours of France as play continues tomorrow, determining the victor in this midseason feature.
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Ey United
New York
Mareh
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
André Merlin
France
Midiches
Prange
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. J
Une ¢Yowit
Stoefen
Chiniatian Bours
Amegoh
Yvill
Evans Leads In Singles Doubles Mark Unbroken
At Peoria on March 20 Glenpi Kiyans Canton Ohio led the singles as Fred Weber Milwaukee’s all events leader later saw Kiyans post 265 234 and 206 for a 701 total over the sessions. In doubles Lee Poster and Low DuMar Highland Park Mich nearly tied 1303 with 1249 by Joe Jermar and Joe Gurley Motika Glensland. Kaminski Kowalski Chicago and Frieder Wolk Manitowoc posted 1214 1217 respectively with other duos over 1100 as the event continued.
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Unites
Press Peoria
Glenpi Kiyans
Canton
Fred Weber
Milwaukee
Fender
Kiyans
Lee Poster
Low DuMar
Highland Park
Mich
Joe Jermar
Joe “Gurley
Motika
Glensland
Frank Kaminski
Butch Miller Upsets Fredd y Miller in Pittsburgh Fight
Freddie Miller, the N B A featherweight champion, battled Mose Butch in Pittsburgh last night in a non-title bout. Miller outclassed Butch though bleeding around the left eye and cut arm. The crowd booed at the decision as Miller was awarded the win amid a tense finish.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Freddy Miller
Mose Butch
Miller
Pitsburgh Frenter
Inithe Coempion
Ti Tomals
Mos
Freddie
Bloedice
Gachver
Butch
Otiers
Evesinis
Gisty
Donald Pa
Maiedis
Dominick Mancini
Pittsbores
Gisy
Jim Fromm
Cigey
Trener
Yone
Trays
Mancini
Gizay
Willigs Hold Off Pennzips In Rough Lincoln High Bout
Willigs toppled Pennzip at Lincoln High in a 39 to 28 game. The visitors stalled early as Makessport Wiles surged in the final quarter, while the sparse crowd reflected waning public interest in city independent basketball despite strong showings by the invaders.
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Marge Anncs
Ou City
Makessport
Lincoln High
Invaders
Today’s Sports Parade by Henry McLemore
Henry McLemore covers the first annual ministers sport invitation golf championship on Bobby Jones course in Augusta. He notes expectations of 70+ golfers, hopes Bobby Jones wins, and reflects on the sportswriter’s biases and personal opinions about athletes, including Bowden, Borotta, Ogirl, Glenn Gunningham, and Keith Brown.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Augusta
Bobby
Toi
Allan
Jones
Supreme Court
Frank Bowden
Jean Borotya
Bowden
Berause Borotta
Purke
Sharkey Ogirl
Jack
Glenn Gunningham
Keith Brown
Yale
Ace
Eni
Bobby Doties
Oil City Girls Advance In Jamestown Tourney
Jamestown studies show Oil City girls from Oil City Pa eliminated Fredonia Merchants in the modified rules division of the arrival girls basketball tournament at Jamestown Business College with a 26 20 victory. Sylvanians fell 24 23 to Glenors while Fredonia, last year’s champions, were upset by Ollers in the flat quarter.
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Jamestown
San Joseph High Schoollassies
Oil City
Fredonia “Merchants
Fucaine
Bull's ‘Tavern Teal
Fell & Vietom
Mpori Im
Sylvanias
Winnners
Ke Ollers
Arsenal
Browns Meet Giants in Opening Series at West Tomorrow
Palm Beach reports manager Rogers Hornsby has set starting pitchers for the St. Louis Browns as they prepare to open the season against the New York Giants in a two game set at Micely Ave. The Browns aim to start strong in the West Series with their rival.
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Fits
Spurs
Zatirpoulos
Con ‘Uuing
Seme
Wednesdy Everting
Ritz
Fem
Faulor Iquie
Cony
Per Anis Fesson
Carry
House of David
Mike Janesko
St Tailus Browns
West Paint Beach
Ilspaten
Taneste
Browns
Giants
Palm Beach
Mary
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
New York
Hornsby Traders Browns Build Young Pitching Staff
Chicago March 20 Rogers Hornsby manager of the St. Louis Browns reshapes the club by acquiring Tim Weaver Buck Newcom Tiny Wilkup Bill McAfee Alan Strange and Dick Coffman from various clubs. The overhaul aims to transform the last place Browns into contenders with a strong pitching corps and a revamped infield and catching staff.
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Fred Bailey
United Press
Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Tim Weaver
Newark
Weaver
Washington
New York
Buck Newcom
Tchas
Dodgers
Suby
Los Angel
Tincy Wilkup
San Antonio
Texas Loop
Bill McAfee
Columbus Hit
Alan Strange
Ly Hollywood
Hornsby
Dick Coffman
Senators
Milwaukee
Padli Andrews
Boston Red Sox
Corps of Hurling
Blueholder
Hadley
Znott
Gray
Stiles
Wells
George Pimphinetti
Ray Pepper
Ollis
Rochester
Westy Campbell
Garms
Recall Days On Warren Team
Riverside, Cal, Mar 21. Honus Wagner and We Bb Leamon, once teammates 40 years ago, agreed that baseball is faster now but no current star matches Wagner. They recalled their Warren, Pa era and noted pitchers and hitters have improved in speed and defense since their youth.
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Riverside
Cal
Mar
Honus Wagner
Leamon
Wagner
Steaters
Pitsburgh Pirates
Leamin
Warren
Corry Ev Published West South And Arthur Colégie Ad
Fragmentary article in GORRY, PADetails an advertisement and real estate topics. Mentions Bartlett Michigan and Carrie Fifteen cent Kavertising. Discusses national scope, housing renovations, and economic indicators through 1920s. Includes references to bills, spending, and property repair demand.
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Corry EV
West South
Arthur Colégie National Adve
FRED
Bartlett Michigan
Chamber of Real Estate
Carrie Fifteen
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