Today in Sport includes stadium expansion and college meets
Pennsylvania plans to raise Franklin Field seating to 108000 with a second tier, Alumni committee announces. Pittsburgh Hornets face Boston Unicorns tonight in a U S Amateur Hockey Association divisional final at Pittsburgh, winner to meet Western Union champion for U S title. Columbia Cornell Dartmouth and Pennsylvania join faster intercollegiate baseball league talks. Princeton Yale Syracuse to be invited. Tilden and Richards contest in Southeastern tennis finals in Jacksonville. Lafayette Buffalo clash for state title. eight teams vie in Elmwood Music Ball qualifier for Syracuse regional. Buffalo International League spring results boost Bisons, Orioles claim early season hype. Nurmi offered 3000 weekly for 20 weeks with Miller Brothers 101 Rin Show. offer pending. Oilers lose again to Farrell Dramatics 1-0.
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Pennsylvania
Princeton
Yale
Syracuse
Lafayette High
Buffallo
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Buffald
New York
Lafayette
Niagara Falls
Corry Red Guin Gun Club Scores From Last Night
The Corry Red Guin Gun Club released scores from last night’s shoot. Participants competed across events with notable marks achieved by several shooters, reflecting steady accuracy and consistency throughout the evening.
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Corry Red
Fight results from United Press report on boxing card
United Press reports wins in two twelve round bouts. Mickey Garcia of Utica won a decision over Harold Smith of Chicago in a light w eight bout. Georgie Ward of Elizabeth NJ outpointed Friedman of Chicago in a welterweight twelve round bout.
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United Press
York
Mickey Garcia
Utica
Harold Smith
Chicago
Izabeth
N. J
Georgie Ward
Friedman
Rosenberg Wins Over Martin To Capture Title
New York reports Charley Phil Rosenberg defeated Ed Martin at Madison Square Garden to take the world bantamweight title. Rosenberg, about 110 pounds, dominated eleven of fifteen rounds and earned the judges’ decision amid controversy over a Jewish versus Italian match context.
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Martin
United Press
New York
Mach 21
Quime
Benny Leonard
Little Renneh
Harlem
Charley Phil Rosenberg
Wbiten
William Muldoon
New York Boxing Commission
2 St
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Rownberg
Stile
Fetter Rosenborgs
Washington Heights
Heavy hitting Robins plan as pitching fails
Brooklyn Robins aim to boost batting strength this season as manager Robinson admits they may lack the strong pitching that carried them last year. Several games across Florida and New York are previewed with rosters and signings noted, including Giants and Yankees developments.
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United Pros
Clearwater
Brooklyn Robins
Robinson
Francisco
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco
Sarasota
Bradenton
Fladdie Moran
Phillies
Midianapolis
Fort Myers
Pia
Incomplete Arrangements For Erie County Series Title
Negotiations for the Erie County Electrics versus Corry Keystones final game of the county championship stall over venue and gate splits. Electrics push for Erie or Union City with 60 percent gate share, while Keystones prefer outside Bel city. Talks resume soon hope to satisfy players and fans.
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Erie County Electrics
Corry Keystones
Erie County
Electrics
Smith
The
Erie
Unit City
Young
Keystones
Bel City
Financia Qoposal
Union City
Corry Tans
Cambridge Springs
Corry Fans Expected To See Union City Basketball Tilt
Many Corry fans are expected to travel to Union City for the annual high school basketball battle between the Corry scholastics and Union City. Union City, the home team, is favored to win after a recent close win in Corry. Coach Sheen reports new plays, and both teams showed strength in practice, promising a competitive game tonight despite Corry's recent setback.
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Union City
Harvard Yale” Clase
Sic
Unionites
Sheen
Union
Timik
Corey
Union Basketeers
Keyslaves
Warren Bees Triumph Over Mystics in Jamestown Final
Warren Nameless Hive captured the intercity Jamestown Jamestown title by defeating the Jamestown Mystics 23 to 21 last night. The game featured a tight finish as both teams traded leads and the Hive pulled away in the final minutes.
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Warren
Nameless Hive
Jamestown
Gas fumes fatal to two in automobile truck
In Scranton on March 21 two men were found dead and a third dying in the cab of an automobile truck in a garage. Police believe they were from Kingston and employed by a Lehigh County contractor. John Striiler aged 21 of Ederwardsville and Norman Morewell aged 22 of Kingston are identified as the deceased. The theory is they slept in the cab with the engine running to keep warm and inhaled carbon monoxide fumes.
Erie East and DuBois in Grove City finals
Erie East High defeats Sharpsville 12 to 4 in a sharp playoff. DuBois beats Ridgway 83 to 28 to advance. Brown of DuBois scores seven field goals as both teams prepare tonight for the Grove City regional final and a possible March 24 showdown with Uniontown for Western Pennsylvania honors.
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Newcamp
East
Erie
Maloney
Sharpnville
DuBois
Ridgway
Uniontown High
Western Pennsylvania
Boston Tiger Flowers Beats Low Bogash In 10 Round Decision
Boston Tiger Flowers defeats Low Bogash in a 10 round decision. Flowers was knocked down in rounds four and seven but not in distress as the Bridgeport bout concluded. In Grand Rapids Jack Delaney stopped Soldier King in the fourth round. Frankie Genard outpointed Joe Lucis in Detroit in three rounds.
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Tiger Flowers
Atlanta
Low Bogash
Bridgeport
Flowers
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jack Delaney
Soldier King
Detroit
Frankie Genard
Joe Lucis
Renound Hout
Cory Squad Gears Up For High Tossers Loop Entry
Warrn Times reports Cory High School may rejoin the Inter scholastic League high tossers circuit for the 1925 26 season. The piece notes distant towns like Tivusville Warren Ol City Franks Meadville and others may join to offset Brie Central Academy and Bast departures, with hopes for a stronger traveling squad.
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Cory Highway
Ridgway
Bradford
Tivusville
Warren
Ol City Franks
Meadville
Radia
Cong
Brie Central
Academy and
Bast
Labor Optimistic Despite Many Idle Workers
Cambridge Mars March 21 Despite an army of unemployed estimated at 20,000,000 today William Green president of the Ames Federation of Labor remains optimistic. He notes the business nature of the country and that the present time shows more than 20,000,000 unemployed yet a larger percentage than Germany France or Great Britain. He argues the American economy has a high labor utilization ratio similar to other nations.
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United Press
Cambridge
Mars
Sie
Wilam Green
Ames Federation of Labor
Greer
Massachusetts
America
France
Great Britain
New Castle Electric Contract Approval Refused
The Public Service Commission refused to approve New Castle Electric’s contract with the city of New Castle to supply electric service. The ruling cited constitutional concerns and public service principles, noting the action to stay the approval. The decision stems from a filing by the commissioner regarding the contract's legality and impact. The March 21 date frames the filing and ruling timeline.
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United
Harrisburg
New Castle Electric Bo
City of
New Castle
Public Service
Comimistoner
Kane and Keyses Eye Sheffield for pivotal game
Kane Independent seeks a game with the Keyses at Sheffield to determine a path toward the colonial championship. Doubt casts doubt on Kane finishing as the fairest group in the region with potential matchups against Corry and Erie. The outcome hinges on a decisive contest at Sheffield to shape the Urie counts standings.
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Cory Keystones
Ar Hiture
Thyre
Kane Nish Corry
Pennsylvani
Lnk Songon
Olitsldé
Erie
Weill
Warren
Moun Qvhen
Kane Independents
Sheffield
Arvatoros
McBean
Pendad Uy
Delaware machine shop blaze linked to Arrondale I Mire
Report of a fire at Delaware machine shops tied to Arrondale I Mire with $1,000,000 loss across four logs. Investigators note alleged actions involved a tenrille wx plist and Lo tive beers linked to the incident.
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Imire
Delaware Fut Bhidson
Braddock High Grabs Narrow Win in Timely Foul Fates
In a tense Allegheny tournament opener Braddock High edged City High by one point as Mervin Yared’s late goal and a contested double foul under the basket shaped a two point margin. The day’s action also saw Meadville, Pittburgh and Academy High win openers, setting up Pittsburgh battles for the championship with Erie and Bellevue in the mix.
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Gill City High
Braddock Tigh
City High
Ted Ty
Mervin Yared
Braddocks
Teddy
Cde
Hatet
Garde Andres
Tiuwsylle
Byw
Philyy
Stins Miah
Meadville
Allenheny High School
Pittkburgh
Academy High School
Piytelyirgs
Hust High
Cleveland
Bard
Erie
Bellevue
Pittatniegh
Rodeo Replaces Oil Lease Case Trial in Cheyenne
In Cheyenne Wyoming on March 21 a local rodeo replaces a stalled oil lease trial. The court session will decide the legality of Teapot Time reserve. Attorneys from both sides and visiting reporters will attend the impromptu event this afternoon.
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RODEO
Curyenne
Cheyenne
Cuumerre
Will West
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