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Bowling tourney opens at 74th Regiment Armory in Chicago
The booster tournament bowling event begins at the 74th Regiment Armory with top five-man teams from Chicago, led by Schramberger Schilitz Curtiss Baby Ruth, each carrying 2900 averages. High marks in singles and doubles from 715 and 1360 pace competition as the national field aims for top scores before mid May.
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Pauls Men's Wear triumphs in City League clash
In the City Basketball League Pauls Men's Wear defeated Jessup and Turner 33-25 as Washington Lunch rallied to beat Bracken-Keating 32-25. George Pax led Pauls with 16 points and Averill added nine, while Clyde Dingfelder sparked Washington Lunch with 10 points. Bracken-Keating and Jessup-Turner facing early gaps, playoffs set to begin Tuesday.
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Boxing card reports from late New York Boston events
The brief notes feature several lightweight and welterweight bouts with scattered results. Tippy Larkin outpointed Nick Moran in New Jersey while J C Wilkins outpointed Jimmy Ellott in New York. Mell and Ceseria drew in Boston, and Red Daly outpointed Buddy Brown in Hartford with mixed results across venues.
TIAA Basketball PIAA Tournament Semis and Scores
In the eastern semi final Allentown edged Williamsport 29 to 27. Western semis saw Ware defeat Allegheny 38 to 33 and Homestead beat Arizona 29 to 27. Catholic AA Class B final saw St Castile Pittsburgh lose to Boston Catholic 34 to 28.
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Baseball stadium use granted by New York school board
New York March 23 The New York City School Board grants the North Atlantic League baseball team use of Rehool Stadium for 2.50 per game in a move to revive baseball in the coal region. The measure was not engineered by Clark Griff fifth but aimed at supporting local sports.
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Ohio State
Hula Birose
Mike Peppe
Kinley Lassies Lead In Loop After Pair Win
Kinley Lassies stretch their three game lead in the Fourth Ladies League by sweeping Lanston's in two games. Rossbacher Insurance split with Waterhouse, while Gift Shop defeated All-Way Electrics in two. Rosalind Hopkins led winners with scores of 148 and 192. Lois Huth added 16 162 and 102 for Pager Hangers. Katherine Kivi paced Rossbacher with 149 and 167. Hazel Jerome anchored Gare ers with 134 155 and 129. Gift Shop finished 667 635 then 968. All-Way Electrics 590 383 and 625. Van Sullivan contributed 180 190 and 130 for the Way. Vicki Borsa 149 118 and 122 for Bulbs.
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Kinley Insurance
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Lanston Keglerettes
Rosalind Hopkins
Winers
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Rossbacher
Waterhouse Piricepillers
Katherine Kivi
Ayoind
Hazel Jerome
All- Way Electrics
van Sullivan
Vicki Borsa
Blaine Wallace Sets Pace In Clymer Shoot
Blaine Wallace led a weekly practice shoot with 291 high in five scores as 118 marked the top total in a misty eve. Other shooters posted scores from 200s to mid-80s with Varies and Waller among the field at Blaine Wallace 66 48 48 87 231 and D Gabriel 90 45 40 45 170.
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Dragons Rally To Beat Allegheny In Western Regional
Warren High School’s YARREDS, district champions, edged Allegheny High 3-3 in the Western regional semi. Dick Harris sparked the comeback in the fourth, aided by Dittrick and Zarybnicky as Warren pulled ahead before Allan Babcock sealed the win with a late free throw. Warren advances to meet Homestead next Tuesday at McKeesport to determine who faces the regional final winner.
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Dick Harris
Yorth Corry Emblem 601 Station Center at Columbus Ave
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Country Club Sets Opening Date for Season
Corry Country Club officers announced the opening date will be fixed at the directors meeting next Friday evening. Clubhouse kitchen equipment is advancing and expected to be installed within a week to ten days. The golf course machinery has been rebuilt after a trip to Pittsburgh, as new gear could not be purchased. Restaurant service for summer remains under discussion with possible limited service for special occasions, while sandwich lunches may be offered with bar service. Weather will influence when the property opens for the season.
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Tar Heels Favored Over Buckeyes in Eastern Final
North Carolina appears favored to meet Ohio State in the NCAA Eastern final at Madison Square Garden after UNC’s sharp shooting downed New York University 51-49 in the semifinals. Ohio State toppled Harvard 80-69 to reach the same showdown as coach Olsen predicts a strong final push.
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Penn State Wrestler St semi finals at NCAA tourney
Sam Hiivy of Penn State qualified for the NCAA Wrestling tournament semi finals in Stillwater Oklahoma as finals run today. The defending champions Oklahoma A&M will have six semi finalists, while Iowa State Teachers and Michigan State each have four.
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Elusives Plan Hailed by Community Bank Officers
A community bank pledges united efforts to progress with local changes over the next decade. Directors and staff promise cooperation and loyalty, stressing readiness to work constructively for residents and the region’s benefit.
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