Local Boxers Shine in Brie Golden Gloves Tourney Night
Franz and Bennett, Erie entrants, fought hard in the Brie Golden Gloves finals, drawing praise for their skill and potential. Doyle defeated Bennett, while Franz knocked out a local rival with body blows, signaling strong promise for future amateur events and upcoming Unionite Hero showings. The piece also notes upcoming Penn-Drakes baseball prep and coaching questions at Senior High amid empty salaries.
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Franz
Bennett
Thyong
Doyle
Unionite
Bermett
Amitenrs
Erie
All Stars Meet Company A In MCA Tournament Final
All Stars led by Coach Bill Myers face Company A in the Junior High MCA basketball championship at 7 p.m. Thursday. The Wildcats beat Jones Boys 27 to 18 to reach the final, while Company A defeated the Jones Boys 24 to 18 in the eliminations. The game is expected to be a close, fast contest with both teams boasting height and speed.
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Jocal Sport
Gilbert Pilskain
High Grid
Bosch
Corry High School
Athwtics
All Stars
Wildcats
Trim Jones Boys
Bill Myers
Company A
Battes
Company
Jones Boys
Myers
Baressi
Engle
Ajax Iron Works Triumph in Close Rifle League Match
Ajax Iron Works rifle team edged Wing-Willi Stores 1456 to 1435 at the Corry Rod and Gun Club in a tight Corry Ryge League clash. Corry Jamestown faces Smax on Furst Avenue tonight as Emblem Oils meet Superior Clean Thursday.
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Ajax Iron Works
Wing-Willi
Corry
Corry-Jamestown
Smax
Furst Avenue
Antler Bowling League Scores Summary
Bowing action at Antler Bowling League with Blue Ribbon team results and player scores. Local standings noted as February league activity. Individual performances highlighted among competing squads.
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Antler Bowling League
Blue Ribbon
Browns Hurling Staff Bolsters Hornsby’s Hopes
West Palm Beach March 27. Roger Hornsby, managing the St Louis Browns, says pitching is strong but infield and outfield must gel to field a reliable lineup. He expects to may use himself at several positions and praises rookie Roy Bean Bri (Bean) and Fay Thomas, the California right-hander with a 28 win season in Los Angeles last year. The rest of the staff includes George Black and Buck Newsome, but most observers see the club as a second division contender unless fielding improves. Melloy, Oscar Mellifiy, stands out as a veteran infielder.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
West Palm Beach
Fis
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Roger
Hornsby
St. Lows Browns
Zee
Raja
Sind
Sire
Browns
Roy “Bean
Galveston
Hormsby
Fay Thomas
California
Thomas
Los Angeles
George Blackholder
Buck Newsome
Hornsby Sc Hieves
Climty
Helders
Bastal
Oscar Melify
Melloy
Boxing Titles Tonight in Senior A M A
Prelim bouts in lighter classes in the Senior A M A boxing championships are set tonight at Northside arena Pittsburgh. Entries hail from Carnegie, McKeesport, New Salem, East Liverpool, Monongahela, Ellwood City, Brownsville, and nearby towns with byes granted to several boxers.
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Pittsburgh
Northside Arena
Tri-State
Carnegie
McKeesport
New Salem
East Liverpool
Bore, City
Kittanning
Cecil, Charleroi
Trafford
Monara
Ellwood City
Brownsville
Springdale
Claridge
Morgantown
W. Va
Franz Bennett Fale to Strong Opponents in Gloves Tournament
In a packed Golden House card at Erie, Bob Franz and Norm Bennett fell to tougher foes. John Junda of Erie, Snooky Brill of Erie, and Frankie Dunst of Erie posted Open class wins, while Doyle and Sislowski claimed decisive knockouts in novice and open divisions.
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Doyle
Union City
Juida
Fowler
Bob Franz
John Doyle
Thas
Erie
John Sunda
Bennett
Rain
Sislowski
Bislowski
Prane
Corry
Franz
Frankie Dunat
Brie
Joe Wolzecki
Evie
Snooky Brill
Willy Dageet
Girard
Eddie Fowler
Steve Oeles
Urle
Lefty Sislowaki
Orie
Gar Hall
Edinboro
John Junda
Herby Phillips
Lefty Sislowski
James Suoyick
Charley Douglas
Meadville
Durance Spires
Graneaville
Steve Celeski
Frankie Dorr
John Seamens
Bob, Lee
Earl Zimmer
George Hutynok
Norm Bennett
Wildcat West
Paul Williams
Enidie Fowler
Cecil Sargent
Admit Butler to Class D loop of six teams
Ebensburg Pa March 27 Butler joins the Class D loop to replace Jeannette after Cincinnati Reds withdrawal left the league short of backing. Daily, president of the Pennsylvania State Baseball association, said arrangements were completed with Butler Monday night. The newcomers are backed by the Cleveland Indians, with prior backing issues at Monessen and Jeannette, and Washington may be ready to join next year.
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Ebensburg
Elmer Daily
Pennsylvania State Baseball Associator
Butler
Jeannette
Jeannette Boys
Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland Indians
Monrisen
Monessen
Reds
Daily
Duke Cagers Down New York Celtics Squad
Pittsburgh March 27 local W M H A basketball team dominated by Huguesne University players and local talent edged the famed Celtics at Thiquesne University gym after trailing 15-14 at halftime to win 12 points.
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NEW York Celtics
Pittsburgh
Huguesne University
Celtics
Thiquesne University
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