Corry Keglers Lose to Titusville In Cage Finals
Corry Keglers fall to Titusville in the Western Penna cage finals at Pitt Stadium. The report notes local booster ties, potential major league links with Carmel Hill, and summer training plans. mentions Gene Sarazen’s tour start and Beavers, Beavers’ cage scene, and 1985-34 year results, with roster notes and spring trials for Corry High.
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Corry Keglers
Titus Ville
Londos
REDS
Pitt Stadium
George Beduze
Boston Braves
Carmel
Specs) Hill
Lwrth
MecKechnie
Hills
Braves
Fiorida
Corry Fugs
Brosse
Pirates
Corry
Ars
Ion
Oae Beavers
Teleters Ll
Baw
Quntet
Roelots
Fite
Hines
Eagle and Paulson
Roy Reed
Tiiigger
Vance Alen
Ya Nolper
Cory
Clymer
Ccc
McKean
Titusville
Union City
Winmgsville
Waterford Thare
Hidinbore
Albion
Tinion City
Waterford
North
Haines
St Ktward's
Youngsyilip
Junior
New Ownership Expected 10 Aid Reds 1934 Comeback
National League gains boost as Powel Crosley Jr and Larry MacPhail target a Reds revival. Ohio club plans a reshaped lineup, training gains, and managerial guidance to challenge contenders in 1934 amidst renewed optimism this spring. Major names like Bob O’Farrell and Beattie Feathers surface in coverage of roster moves and minor prospects.
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United Pi
NEW York
Uhis
Powel Crosley, Jr
Mans
Larry MacPhail
Tobie
Cincinnati Reds
Tia Waiy Lail-Enuer
Korig
Durie
Reds
Cat
Siodis
Phillies
Denman
Giants
Piratee
Braves
Dodgers
Florida
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Longes Ontits
Pheys
Loel
Calumbuy
Jim Battergley
Tony Pict Fom
Pirates
Seoaiy Mune Koenig
Pailies
Gordon Slade
Sparky ‘Adams
Les Mullin
Phillie
Koenig
Adams
Malion
Slats
Morrissey
Joldover
Dips Bell
Hank Westby
Willton White
Chick” Hafey
Adam Samorosky
The
Johnny Moore
Harry Rite
Joh Gill
Chattanooga
Comorosky
Wekers
Sturs
Beattie Feathers
Catzhaks
Nolpoirgheet Andl Layrhert Musi
Sifss Juhison
Larry Benton
Paul der- Hoger
Daisy Vance
Red Lucas
O'war
Fell
Benny Frey
Ray Mary Dow Brennan
Newady
Joe Shaule
Brootlyn
Fred Blazee
Columbus
Allen Stout
Sylvester Johnson
She
Dim Lindsey
Colmmbes
Thst
Mike
Will
al Hollingsworth
Walter Hilchér
Keith Frazier
Jim Pattison
Hieene Schot
Coast Stars Return After Big League Tryouts
Seven former Pacific Coast League stars are back in the circuit this year after time in the majors. Jolley, Craghead, Becky, Haid, Demarée, Rhyne, and Lawrence return to teams including Hollywood, Seattle, Missions, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Portland Beavers, with other Coast players eyed for majors during the season.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
Mar
Big Smead Jolle
Hollywood
Jolley
Howard Craghest
Kitchen
Seattle
Cleveland Indians
Craghead
Oakland
Clyde Becky
Los Angeles
Cubs
Missions
Beck
American Association
Hal Haid
Dalsland
Chicago White Sox
Frank Demarée
Chicago Cubs
Sacramento
Hal Rhyne
San Francisco Seals
Seals
Bill Lawrence
Portland Beavers
Bac
Ed Coleman
Athletics
Bernard Uhait
Harry Lavagetto
Final basketball title games chosen for Pitt Stadium
Harrisburg March 27 1934 officials of the P A A decided to hold the eastern and western regional finals at Pitt Stadium Pittsburgh The event pits High schools from Lancaster South High Isburgh and New Kensington for regional crowns with the state final to follow in Pittsburgh
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United Press Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh City Loagué
Pitt Stadium
New Kensington
Harrisburg
Pitt Stadiu
Pittsburgh
Mght
Marconi
Headinigh School
Cost” ‘Township
Lancaster
South High
Isburgh
New Kensington Flash
Pitt Stadim
Masters critique by Hall sparks talk on golf form
Augusta reports veteran Birmingham pro Sharley Hall laments money tours corrupting golf. He says top players emphasize victory over form, noting three true swings in the Masters field and arguing that technique and rhythm matter more than sheer score totals across sports.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Augusta
Sharley Hall
Birmingham
Liwe Banks
Hart
Marek
Augusta National Club
Hall
Bob Jones
Mac Smith
Ed Dudley
Hke
Gulf
Dymhayy
Loighran
Lujighrin
Raster Jorattsmin
Avery
Dempsey
Tommy
Visitors Sweep Team and Doubles In Local Match
Corry league all stars failed to deliver last night against Titusville City Club, dropping two of three. Pitts ville totaled 2629 while locals bowled 2871. Gragg and Krone posted well below average as Corry’s doubles pair faltered, with Que City pinaters scoring nearly a clean sweep.
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Corry
All Stars
Titusville
Pittsville
Gragg
Krone
Panthers list 1939 grid slate with Army and Fordham
Pittsburg March 27 plan a nine game 1939 schedule featuring Penn State Army Fordham as new rival. The Army game replaces Navy on the slate with Notre Dame Penn State and West Virginia also set for Pitt stadium. Army at Pitt November 9 and Nebraska and Campile Teah at Pitt stadium follow.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Penn State
Army
Pitt
Fordham Rams
Panthers
New York City
Navy
Oper
Washington, Pa
West Virginia
Pitt Stadium
Notre Dame
South Bend
Newe York City
Nebraska
Pith Stadium
Campeile Teah
Berger May Go To Manhall
Pittsburgh March 2 reports from Munhall indicate Walter Berger a Allegheny College athlete may replace longtime coach Totine at Manhall High School. Berger is rumored as possible successor with Richard Markus and Goach in consideration amid wrestling results and team prominence.
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Pittsburgh
Vine
Pragent Cook
Manhall High School
Munhall
Totine
Manhall
Gfm
Walter Berger
Allegheny College
Richard Markus
Daviseblkins Griller
Amet Wntine Goach
Canadian Team Setting Pace in Duquesne Race
In Pittsburgh on March 27 the Canadian pair Jules Audy and Torey Peden led after two laps of the six-day bicycle race at Duquesne Garden. They were pressed by Reggie McNamara and Beekman, one lap behind but with more points. Piet Van Kempen and Frank Bartholomew trailed two laps back but led in sprint points with 142.
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Audy
Peden
Pittsburgh
van Kampen-Bartell
United Press
Jules Audy
Torey Peden
Duquesne Garden
Owever
Reggie McNamara
Beekman
Piet van Kempen-Prank Bar- 18
Tut
Medal transferred to veteran after 17 years
Walter G. Wool, a World War Croix de Guerre recipient, was mislisted with another man. The error was discovered at the veteran's hospital in Salt Lake City, and the medal has been correctly transferred to Wool after 17 years.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Walter G. Wool
Liemeval
Wood
Veteran's Hospital
Londos Finds Wrestling Real Paying Sport
Chicago writer Fred Bailey notes Greek wrestler Lou Thesz? Londos as a major draw, claiming in three months over 200000 people paid more than 250000 to see him. He toured 45000 miles, wrestled 40 times, drew tens of thousands in Chicago Detroit Boston New York and St. Louis with total receipts soaring into the millions for the period.
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Fred Bailey
United Press
Chicago
Jimmy Londos
Adonis
Ubi
Londos
Babe Ruth
Tauit Dempsey
Gary Tunney
Col Pries
Iasse
Eays
Landys
Detroit
Bhston
New York
St. Louis
Leading pros at Pinehurst open North and South event
United States golf pros gathered at Pinehurst to begin the 2nd annual North and South Open championship with over a hundred players practicing ahead of the opening rounds. Separate results from Fargo include multiple match decisions among local and regional competitors. Four generations noted within the D A Hs at Cambridge as Washington Kim Chapter highlights mentorship spanning generations.
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Iy United
Frese
Cambridge, Mass
Washington
Kim
Daughters of the American Reevaluition
Georgifnnai, Avett Ii
Florence A. Hindley
Trene H. Wyman
Phivetice Wymaun
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