Corry Evening Journal Basketball Tournament Opens March 31
The Corry Evening Journal reports the basketball tournament opening March 31, sponsored by Company A of the Pennsylvania National Guard. About eight city and vicinity teams are expected, with cups awarded for the first prize. Preliminary meetings at the State Armory set plans, with the first round starting as the tournament begins.
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Corry Evening Journal
Company A
Pennylvania Nationsl Guard
State Armory
Oper
Maren Dist
the Clymer
Dutchmen
Spartansburg Independents
Union City Rite Five
Keystones
Stidyward Five
Theyoca
Uomptetag
Otter
Facts about Bullfighting and Sporting Notes Today
A mixed column reports on bullfighting with quotes from Franklin and Hranikhin about the sport as a national affair, noting dangers of bulls and fighters. It also covers boxing round details, a Retlafl vs Hurley bout, and local bowling and exhibition scores with teams from Jamestown and Warren.
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Retzlaff
Sidney Hranikhin
Chicago
Feranklin
Brooklyn
Columbia University
Franklin
Branklin
Hull
Finklin
Utp
Texas
Frank- Vin
Pyanee
Africa
South America
Mexico
Hlig
Sun Beau Rules Favorite 10 Win Agua Caliente Handicap
A United Press report notes Sun Beau as the favorite in the $100,000 Agua Caliente Handicap opening the meet. Nine horses remain in contention from an original 71 nominations as jockey Contiletti is slated to ride Sun Beau with other entrants including Shin Bean and owner stables led by Wills Sharpe Kilmer.
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Agua Caliente
Mes
Mar
Tor Shin Bean
Wills Sharpe Kilmer Stables
Piero Hote
Innerty
Hal Prien Henley
Trivett
Nonehway Stables
Former Keystones To Meet Company A at Junior High Court
Former Keystones, aged players who once dominated Northwestern Pennsylvania junior leagues, return to face Company A in a benefit game for the Junior High PTA. The old-time lineup includes Curley Williams, Art Pitts, Phil Young, Howard Sheen, and Charley Shuss. The Dunlop High and St. Falward’s quintets meet as the prelim. Tickets are being sold by Junior High students, with a large crowd expected at the Denett card.
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Corry
exsKeys
Company
A. Quintet
T. A. Oldetime
Stele Jler
Blue Keystones
Pennsylvania
Curley” Williams
Art" Pitts
Phil” Young
Howard Sheen
Charley Shuss
Crandall
Lustzil
Fav E
White
Dunlop High Sve
St Falward's High
Corry Girls defeat Erie Girls quintet in armory showdown
Corry Independent girls beat Erie Baptist five 20 to 18 at the State Armory last evening. Miss Henry led Corry with six field goals and four free throws for 20 points, while Miss Heany of Erie stood out with several scores for the visitors in a spirited, closely fought contest.
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Det' Henry
State Armory
Corry Girls
Det
Will Hidle
Miss Heany
Fie Baptist Ladsies
Hvies Fom
Geven
I Erie
Vanstone
Hoany
Strano
Berree
Millen
Gerry
Mason
Manan J
Hackins
St Edward’s High Reserves Sweep Ramblers and Unknown Five
St Edward’s High Seconds posted two decisive wins on the parochial school court, defeating the Ramblers 47 to 12 and the unnamed Five 28 to 8. Brigham led the Reserves with 17 points against the Ramblers and 41 against the unnamed team.
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St. Edward's High Seconds
Ramblers
Brigham
Sprovers
Sears
Barnes
Dimmick
Rausvler
Laird
Litvot
Brynolfson
I Hicson
Dietoh
St. Edward’s
Kestler
Patovki
Hydsy
Tickson
Hansen Leads Rifle Shoot at Corry Range
Hansen led last night's practice shoot for the Corry Road and Gun Club rifle team with a 238 with possibles in sitting and prone and a 49 in off hand. Scores for the practice event followed.
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Io Poseiotes
Hansen
Ioto
Corry Rad
Sl Avenue
Boxing results from Pittsburgh and scattered cities
Report of several boxing bouts with outcomes including Hal Silver, Th. New York and Joe Walters drawing in Pittsburgh. Museum Butch and Marcus Nole suffering early stoppages. Johnny Warner, Seeye Senfel, and others noted with various decisions, knockouts, and no contests across multiple venues including Cedar Rapids and Detroit.
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Pittsburgh
Hal Silvers
New York
Joe Walters
Springheld
Moose Temple
Muse Butch
Johnny Warner
Glauton
Billy Flanagan
Clearfield
Marcus Nole
Bou
Yorry Waner
Tetroit
Juan Griz
Mexsco City
Bmy Light
Kittleberger
SU Paul
Sam
Bruner
Mole
Bute Wagner
Alo
Wile
Hansen
Nelnip
Nagel
Cedar Rapids
Young Loveland
la Salle
Palegeny
Des Maines
Lutz Z
Cowboy Wddie Anderson
Casper
Fpatehen
Towa Joe Rivers
Ced- Kinney
Rapids
Anderson
Ben Jeby
Lawson
Len Harvey
Inapp
England
Geof! Payne
Welden
Louisville
Marty Gata
Martin
Brooklyn
Young Terry
Trenton
N. J
Vincent Street
Providence
Jove Stuttm
Portugal
Salvatore
Tadeeteotn
Mathews Returns to Pittsburgh Amid Business Posts
W. E. Mathews, long in Pittsburgh for business, has spent recent days visiting other locations and handling duties tied to his work. His movements suggest ongoing engagements across multiple sites as he returns to base.
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W. E. Mathews
Pittsburgh
Four Indiana Teams Survive In Catholic Tournament
United Press reports third round action at Loyola Gym as Guthrie High Washington faces De La Salle Minneapolis, Father Ryan Fort Wayne meets Canirai py, Jasper plays Campion, and De La Salle Joliet meets Cathedral Indianapolis. Winners advance to Friday semifinals for a shot at the title.
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Mar
Indiana
Loyoht Symnasium
Guth=oli High
Washington
de la Salle
Minneapolis
Father Ryan
Miet Canirai Py
Fort Wayne
Jasper
Campion
de la Salle of
Joliet
Cathedral High
Ndiapapelle
Simdny
Devine Wins Over Andrucci In Erie Fight
In a six round match at Erie the bout between Devine and Andrucci ended with Devine securing a technical knockout. Other fighters Benny McArthur and Jimmy Riley had earlier results in related weigh class bouts.
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Devine
Andrucci
Erie
WLIB
Marci Bie
Hang Deville
Andy Andaucci
Pittsburgly
Petrone
Boston
Technica Knorkout
Svar
Benny McArthur
Bagmnaw
Mich
Jimmy Riley
Piltshiits
Bobby Vogel
Trie
Phi Wedzik
Brit
Wevision
Billy
Berkeley Bell Faces Borotra In Net Finals At Indoors
Texan Berkeley Bell, 23, advances to the singles final to challenge Joans Borotra for the 1931 national indoors title. Borotra, a two time defending champ, seeks the fourth singles crown as Bell surprises by defeating high ranked Frank Shields in a bitter indoor match.
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Frank Shields
New York
Berkeley Bell
Joan Borotra
Borotra
Christian Boussus
Bell
Ale Ron
Francie P. Hunter
The
Mighty
Prank Shields
America
Tena
Shields
Perrine Rockafellow
Boussus
Clif Sutter
New Greans
Pie
B. Bell
Landry
Franca
Cambridge Defeats Oxford in Thames Varsity Race
Cambridge won the annual varsity rowing race against Oxford on the Thames, leading most of the 1 1 4 mile course and finishing about two and a half lengths ahead. Official time 19 minutes 26 seconds as nearly a million spectators watched along the banks.
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United Press
Putney-On-Thames
England
Cambridge
Oxford
Anije
Jmark
Hammeramith Bridge
Oxfont
Wie Mall
Pultey Bridge
Berges
Farrell Meets Dubois In Western Regional Playoff
In Greenville Pa on March 21 Farrell High School and Westinghouse High School meet in a PIAA A A regional playoff at Thiel College gym. Westinghouse enters as District 9 rep while Farrell is District 10 champion with a strong lineup. The winner advances to face Kane winner for a spot in next Tuesday’s state round.
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Pittsburgh
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Scout High School
Nortty Braddock
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A. L
Westinghouse High School
A. A
Greenville
Mar
Westinghouse
DeBois High School
Haspion
Farrell
Thiel College
Kensington
Coll
Wes
Oil Cry
She Farrell
DuBois
Kane
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