Warren Dragons face Westinghouse in Western regional clash
Inter district action pits Warren Dragons against Westinghouse of Pittsburgh with Farrell and the survivor of their battle to advance to the western regional finals. Coach Joe Massa's basketball squad seeks a 27th straight win as they aim to meet the win der in the Conemaugh Borough Port City tilt for the western representative. Warren arrives off a tough path to the quarter finals while Westinghouse, idle since March, hopes to upset the favorites.
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Rod and Gun Club Meet Slated Tuesday Night
The Carry Od and Gun Club will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow night at the club home on East Washington Street. Members and interested persons are urged to attend as plans will be made for joining the Penn York League. The event reflects postwar economic shifts and sporting activity in 1932.
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Kane Reaches Western Finals in Class B Play
Harrisburg March 22 The Class B tournament moves toward the western final with Kane drawing a bye in the west while Irwin faces Stonycreek Township at Pitt Pavilion and the winner meets Kane for the western crown next week Kane defeated Mercer 46 43 Saturday night The eastern semifinals feature York District Three Plymouth and Norristown with the Penn Palestra hosting the eastern final Tuesday March 30 The state final is set for April 1 at the Penn Palestra while the Class B finals are listed for Friday April 2 at the Heyshey Arena Also noted are basketball scores from St Louis Philadelphia Oakland Cincinnati and other cities.
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Major League Camp Doings and Pitcher Promising
West Palm Beach report notes rookie Low Brissie shaping as Philadelphia Athletics best pitching prospect after a 6-3 win over the Philadelphia Phillies in a spring series opener. Other items: Pittsburgh Pirates struggle with hitting as they break a losing streak, winning 2-0 over the St Louis Browns. Pirates announce raising the screen at Grenberg Gardens from eight to 16 feet.
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Pirates 10 Raise Fence in Left at Forbes Field
Pittsburgh fans question how the higher left field fence at Forbes Field will affect Ralph Kiner’s home run power. Pirates GM Roy Hamey said the fence will rise from 3 feet to 16 feet, while manager Billy Meyer expects fewer cheap homers. Greenberg Gardens shortened left field to boost Hank Greenberg, but critics note Kiner still hit 13 left field homers last season that likely would have cleared even a taller wall.
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BAA Playoffs Begin in St Louis Tuesday
The Basketball Association of America opens its post season in St Louis with a two game series between Philadelphia and St Louis as the western race narrows. St Louis Bombers clinched the western title by beating Chicago Stags 82 to 7, creating a three way tie for runner up with Baltimore and Washington awaiting tiebreaking. The Philadelphia St Louis series will be two games at St Louis Tuesday and Thursday in a best of seven.
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Kip Anderson Delivers Brilliant 640 In Detroit Bowling
Kip Anderson led Superior Cleaners with a 640 in the American Bowling Congress singles at Detroit after opening 267 and adding 193 and 180. Team and doubles scores featured Dick Lord, William Dunlap, Willard Dyckes, Laurie Baker, and Cobbett, with Anderson posting 589 in singles and 621 in team for a nine-game total of 1750.
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Erie lassie leads in state tourney singles
Irene Schramm of Erie tops Class A singles with 667 and leads all events at 158. Amy Placons of Pittsburgh heads Class B all events with 1400 total, Pat Malone's Bar Alcota captures Class B team title with 2013, Bertha Huser and Mary Wagner Erie lead Class B doubles at 991, Heanor and Glendine Wolfe lead Class C doubles at 913. Tournament delayed Easter weekend. play resumes next weekend.
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Wattsburg and Corry Rockets Playoff for East Division Title
Wattsburg and Corry Rockets meet in a sudden death playoff at 8:90 tonight on Wattsburg court for the Eastern division county league championship. The winner advances to a three game series with Edinboro for the county crown. Wattsburg holds a 2-1 edge in past meetings but Corry fans believe they can win now with the stakes high.
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Corry Bowling Team Tops Erie Ke glers
Corry bowling team comprising Eyald Carlson Wynford Chase Charney Shuss Bob Rastetter and Kent McLean won one game and total pins in a Bowl-Aire Sunday match against Lyons Transportation of Erie. The Eve team posted scores of 706 761 and 845 to Lyons 794 949 and 808, with Bol Rastetter leading the Corry squad 176 167 and 202.
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Bob Rastetter
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Television May Aid In Cleaning Up Boxing
Philadelphia March 22 boxing faces scrutiny as TV may overhaul the sport says Abe J. Greene NBA president. He urges attention to boxers attire referees and announcers and calls for language grammar and discipline reforms. The NBA executive committee discussed measures to reduce boxing deaths and proposed stricter examination of any boxer who has suffered straight defeats.
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Sally Sale
Corry Ladies Teams Split Intercity Bowling Matches
Two Corry ladies bowling squads split results on Bowl-Aire lanes. North Gast defeated one Corry lineup 771 609 825 to 616 619 693 while Morris led Grapepickers with 167 150 191. Other Corry five topped Warren Su Bo with scores 184 190 727 to 716 408 716. Exhibition baseball results also listed for Sunday.
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