Sharpsville Breaks for Interdistrict Playoff Hope
In Western Pennsylvania district action Sharpsville faces Praut on Borough as Bradford Owls meet Duquesne hoopsters at City Stadium. Capt. Hasty Jones returns to the athletic scene guiding ex service cadets in a wide summer program including baseball and boxing. Erie’s Kendall Oilers prep for national and regional tournaments, with a busy spring schedule across ABC events and local boxing and bowling circuits.
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Hasty” Jones
Keystone Five
Mous Pro
Athic
Tadisatown Gap
Jones
110Th Infantry
Kendall Oli
Erie
Buffalo
Wave
Oilers
ABC
Batavia
Bradford
Jamestown
Pittsburgh
Inhich Liwy
Nossbly
Louisville
Tsage Baker
W Perry
BUM-OF-THE-Month Series Moves to Detroit Fight
Detroit dispatch covers Joe Louis defending his heavyweight title against Abe Simon in Olympia Arena for a planned 20 round bout. The article notes Louis’s crowd-pleasing bums of the month chant tracing back to Boston New York and Philadelphia and includes quotes on Simon’s expected weight disadvantage and predictions from Jack Blackburn. It also lists early fight results from Atlantic City and Fall River and discusses local fishing contests and a Corry Rod and Gun Club prize event for trout bass and musky in nearby waters.
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Charles Dunkley
Detroit
Mich
Joe Louis
Abie Simon
Olympia Arena
Louis
James J. Braddock
Boston
al McCoy
New York
Red Burman
Philadelphia
Gus Dorazio
Simon
Jimmy Johnston
Abe
Chance
Quive
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Srester
Indians Not Worried Rigney Misses Draft
A roundup of spring training notes across Florida and California shows MLB clubs adjusting rosters and assessing key players. Bol Pea’s rough outings for Cleveland. John Rigney’s ear drum injury affects Chicago’s draft eligibility. Mize and Mise returning to lineups. Tigers and Dodgers managing injuries. Phils pivoting batting order. Passeau eyeing season opener for Cubs. Suder earning praise with Athletics.
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Hollywood
Calif
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Jimmy Dykes
John Rigney
Six teams clash tonight in scholastic semi finals
Six district titlists chase state schoolboy basketball glory as Pennsylvania inter-district playoffs begin. Luzerne tops the field with 25 wins, while Bradford, Franklin Boro, Lower Merion, Williamsport, and Duquesne seek berths in next week’s regional finals with Western and Eastern matchups set for Farrell Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
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Sharpeville
Blue Devils
Prauton Borough
Farrell
Bradford Owls
Duquesne Hoopaters
City Stadium
Western Pennsylvania
Duduewne
McKean Rountinna
Pittsburgh
Webb
Franklin
Sharpsville
Pennsylvania
Fittsburgh
Duquesne
Westminster
Dukes
Titans
Wes Minster
Associated Press
Aarrisburg
Lower Merion
Williamsport
Franklin Boro
Bradford
Pranklin Borg
Bradford Mets Duquesne
Pitt Stadium
Penn
Saburdi Aight
Astern
Torhe
Luzerne
Ritz Five Over Coreco Oil Team at Union City
Union City witnessed a fourth period rally as the reformed Union City Ritatives defeated the Corcod Oils of Oil City 47 to 40. Deacon Stankey scored 19 and McKain plus Ward contributed 12 and 11 points for the winners. Coreco Oil led early before Union City pulled away.
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RITZ
Coreco Oil
Union City
Corcod Oils
Oil City
Deacon” Stankey
Thes
McKain
Ward
Otters
Clymer Flying Dutchmen Play St Edward's Tonight
Talian American five will bring the Clymer Flying Dutchmen to St Edward's hardwood tonight at seven. A revived infield spark from shortstop yesterday boosted team energy. Fletcher batted .814 in exhibitions as questions linger about his place with the Pirates.
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Clymer
St. Edward's
Detroit Eagles Win Professional Net Title
The Detroit Eagles defeated Oshkosh Wisconsin’s Al Stars 39 to 37 before 14,000 fans at the International Amphitheater to claim the world professional basketball championship. Coached by Dutch Denhert the Eagles earlier beat Indianapolis Rautsky’s Harlem Globetrotters and New York Rennaisante en route to the title.
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LE Chicago
Mar
Detroit Eagles
Miracle
Oshkos
Wis
Al-Stars
International Amphitheater
Henry
Dutch) Denhert
New York Celtics
Indianapolis Rautsky
Harlem Globe Trotters
New York Rennaissante
Oshkosh
Ats | Khampions
Raymonds Clinch League Lead With Big Win Over Aero Office
The Raymonds topped Aero Office 482 to 1577 to stretch their winning streak to eight in the City Rifle League. B Patterson led Springulakers with 28, Shamburg scored 26. Aero A A defeated Clymer 1940 to 1878, D Patterson led winners with 288, B Wallace led shooters from New Yar with 28. Crystal Tue Corry Jamestown match postponed leaving Raymonds atop standings.
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Aero A. A
Clymer Marksmen
City Rifle League
Raymond
Aero Office
B. Patterson
Crystal Tue
Pel ‘ Raymonds
Crystal Ios
Bi Aero A. A
Clymer
Asa! Corty-Jamestown
Ero Office
Acro A. A
Ku. Ch. Toi
Raymonds N. Strapahan
G. Patterson
Patterson
O. Martin
McElroy
H. Welder
Dorsetter
Knapp
D. Stewart Se
Clymer Armitage
Gravink
Koerselman
Fo Aero Office
Gabriel mm
H Blount
L. Gabnel
Lyonski
Roundup of boxing notes and sports sights from New York
A busy sports roundup lists bets, matchups, and results across boxing and college play. Notable items include opinions on players like Kay Davies, lists of upcoming bouts in Baltimore Waterbury and Philadelphia, and references to figures such as Abe Simon, Billy Duane, and Beau Jack, with snippets on coaches, tours, and upcoming events.
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Tiguts
Baltimore
Fritaie Zivie
Pittsburgh
Felix Garcia
Purita Ries
Lem Murray
New York
King Kong
Waterbury
Conn
Eddi Dolan
Billy Farrone
West Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Huick Streator
Collingwood
Trenkle Sala
Elizabeth
N. J
Frankie Duane
Ellabet
Joey Slack
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DI Louis
Abe Simon
Ea Estate & Re
Williams
Spartach
Mai Fay
Nile
Oreloc
Nation of Ap
Dominic
Sharmeville
Hasty Jones Trubning Bwldlere
Interst
Oresl
Analet
New York State
Jack Blackburn
Warner
Blackburn
Atlantic City
Preddie
Red” Cochrane
N.J
Oscar Poindexter
Newark
Fall River
Mass
Mike Kaplan
Charlie Burns
Georgetown
Olds
Dodge
Clarence
Wallace
First Ave
Chrysler
Feller
Indians
Tigers
Fort Myers
Fla
Cleveland Indians
Bol Pelee
St. Louis Cardinals
ST. Petersburg
Billy Southworth
Johnny Mise
Lneup
Mize
Orlando
Detroit Tigers
Die Bartell
Bebe McNair
Roorte Allsetaer
Bob Patrick
McNair
Miami Beach
Doc Proth- To
Phillies
J Inings
Phils
Rochester
Glearwater
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dolph Camill
Los Angeles
Claude Passeau
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Clos
Pete Suder
The
Connie Mack
Gare
Stankey
Angeles
Bichie Fletchey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frank Prisch
Rip Gollins
Frisch
Ralph Kiner
Fletcher
Oi City
Il Ahrens
Watt Matin
G Bellinger
Ot Wall
Tvent St
Gutenberg
Nash
Palmgulss
Pas
Collision Service
South St. Corry
Blondie
By Eddie Bristz
Jacks
Bison
Dar Lowly
Red Hos
Old Jack
Conde
Camden
Lone Island
Ohio
Yone Everbowd
Bol’ Davies
Setan Hall
Ome
Kaye Davies
Hank Luisetti
Mae Pacile
AL “Berts Little
Kentucky
Gal
Roliins College
Keedus
Abegan
Joe
Judy Canova
Pepner Martin
Dasa Hall
Peper
Quintiyer
Ace Parker
St Augustine
Boudreau
Ray Mack
Areaker
Lew Jenkins
Glyde van Dusek
Ain
Souls
B. Mayer Staples
al Iireher
Michigan
Mogi
Het Muy
Ani Leam
Pastor
Washington
Billy
Pagstor
California
Jimmy McLarnin
Ala McLarnin
Ana
Imum Johnston
Tupe Velez
Sammy Anger
NBA
Dave Castilloux
Canada
Beau Jack
Dan Parker
N.Y
Daily Mirror
Abraham Simon
Dirk Diss
Tisherman
Boy Stirgeon
Citizens National Bank of
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Otiful
Chic Young
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