Masters Hold Off Dutchmen In Close Basketball Night
Veterans of the Rosenblum era clash with Dutchmen as Unionites edge a hustling Army unit. The Dutchmen, led by wary guards, match the tempo but fall short to a seasoned seven who adapt and prevail.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1933
Page
2
Veterans of the Rosenblum era clash with Dutchmen as Unionites edge a hustling Army unit. The Dutchmen, led by wary guards, match the tempo but fall short to a seasoned seven who adapt and prevail.
The Rosendum Celtics defeated the Union City Rita Pennsylvanians 25-25 final. Pete Barry’s late foul throw broke a deadlock in the final 15 seconds. Both teams played a tight, balanced game with stars like Strand, Dickerson, Hickey, and Debuert delivering notable plays. The win marks a key victory for the Celtics over a strong pro lineup, with praise for standout performances and a hard-fought battle through all four quarters.
Clymer Flying Dutchmen repeat their two point win against Company A in a fierce preliminary to Celtic Ritz. No. Mountain led with strong center play while Noor anchored the visitors in a tight 82 to 80 finish as the quarter by quarter battle kept the crowd on edge.
New York March 25 The National Collegiate Athletic Association announced its withdrawal from the joint basketball committee and its cooperation with the National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations to form a new basketball legislation panel for schools and colleges. B Salmon Jr NY district MCAA rules rep explained the move would allow a new joint body to exist for school and college basketball only, severing ties with the Amateur Athletic Union and YMCA and Canadian associations.
Maxie Rosenbloom defeated Bob Godwin by technical knockout in the fourth round at Madison Square Garden to become the undisputed light heavyweight champion, with the bout halted after Galwin sustained multiple cuts and a gash. The 9,000 fans witnessed Rosenbloom claim the NBA title and extend his hold on the New York crown.
A ten year program by the Nebraska state games forestation and parks commission aims to develop outdoor resources for hunting and fishing. The plan targets increasing game birds and fish, creating suitable recreation facilities, restoring waste lands, reforestation, pollution control, more game refuges, predator elimination, conservation education, and stronger enforcement, with sportsmen and civic groups cooperation.
Titusville team Whiskerinoes led by Ty Polan won 109 to 12 against a strong opponent. The flight sally ties a lofty record for the season and marks a dominant performance.
One of Warren's top City League teams, the Tintes Mirror cagers, meet Company A on the State Armory floor Sunday afternoon. The A's have slipped recently with spotty defense, while the Dutchmen of Clymer have already entered the upcoming tournament, indicating a strong title bid. A key meeting of tournament interests is set for 2 o'clock before the game.
In Phoenix the New York Giants end spring training in California and face Salt River Valley talent with visitors Kene saw Mountain Gandis and Gene Tusney in attendance. Pirates Stars at Wrigley Field in Chicago and Tigers open 11 game exhibition schedule in Houston. Cubs win attempts in Sacramento as White Sox open in San Francisco. Ruth signs a $52,000 contract and drives Yankees to a home run in St Petersburg.
In Hollywood Denver fighter Richie Trigillo earned a decision over Tommy Hutt in a 162 pound bout. The contest took place in Los Angeles with Hutt from Long Beach and Trigillo from Manila, the 2014 event marked by a televised show.
Falconer hosts the first round of an invitations basketball tournament under The Basketball Club. Eight teams entered but several were eliminated. Lakewood beat Jamestown Lucks 21 to 20 while Westeld led Randulph 34 to 13 and Little Valley defeated Falconer 85 to 27. Ripley won 65 to 21 over Cherry Creek. Semifinals set for Saturday with Lakewood vs Westield at 2 30 pm and Little Valley vs Ripley at 4 40 pm. Preliminary games started at 6 30 pm and finals planned for 8 30 pm.
In Chicago on March 25 Willie Hoppe leads Welker Cochran in a 3-cushion billiards challenge, holding a 400 to 443 advantage after winning yesterday’s blocks 41-50 and 48-41. Cochran, former world titleholder from San Francisco, remains a strong challenger.
In Oil City a packed Knights of Columbus hall saw Arden Herren defeat Clarley Urovatta in a welterweight bout. Olympic style and a close finish left judges split but Hefren edged the Uniontown challenger for the win on a marvel decision.
A chaotic OCR piece describes Metcalfe, a sprinter from Chicazo area schools, expected to threaten sprint records. It cites a 60 yard dash and 11.0 seconds style claims, with coach Jennings of Marquetus pushing for fast times and mentions rival DRS treméndous efforts.
Erie may enter the Ohio Pennsylvania Professional League to revive the old minor league circuit. Akron hosts a meeting on April 3 with Cleveland Youngstown Alliance Canton Mansfield possible, aiming to reassemble a Class D structure revived from dissolution in 92h.
South High of Pittsburgh defeated DuBois High 42 to 19 in a second round basketball game at Pitt Stadium. Pitt star Joxlin led with 17 points, while Spotovic added six goals and three fouls as South advanced toward the state tournament. South meets Altoona High next at State College in the PIA A tourney.
A fragmented notice suggests a speaker from Corry TM Yester Reserve pledges to pursue reforms for a better nation. The text mentions expectations of progress within a week, references to gold gains, and rising circulation as a factor in the plan.
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