Burrs Average Very Good in Corry Basketball Season
Corry and area sports notes highlight Burrs 19 percent bowling average and strong local progress in basketball, with talk of next season amid exhibition games ended. Mention of Clark Stolts and Popeye imitations, local track and other sports, plus high school and college prep events and upcoming exhibitions featuring Viktor Barna and other stars.
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Rey iBurr
Corry
Clark Stolts
Popeye the Sailor
James Monterville
Jamestown
Popeye
Jamestown Fest. TL Tools Like Someone's Stepping In On Popeye Coon
Stolts
First Avenue B. C
Bob Frang
Hone
Raymond Coons
Thar Hills
Sparta
Titusville bowlers prevail over Corry Jamestown duo
Corry Jamestown dropped the match 2697 to 2646 at Recreation Alleys after a poor start. Titusville’s Kestler posted 221 across two games and Burr averaged 208 over three games as the invading club edged the locals to claim the win.
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Corry-Jamestown
Titusville
Corry
Kestler
Burr
National final opens as college swimmers chase records
Medica Washington hosts the 13th annual Collegiate Athletic Association national meet in Payne Whitney pool. Preliminaries in five events set for afternoon with finals at night. Jack Metlica seeks a third straight title as Washington swimmer defends two titles and targets world and intercollegiate records in the 440 yard freestyle, following a 1 500 meter and 220 yard freestyle record. Later New Orleans reports the Giants resume series with the Indians.
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Medica
Washington
New Haven
Conn
America
The
Collegiate Athletic Association
Payne Whitney Pool
Jack Metlica
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
A dense jumble of across and down crossword clues with numbers and partial words. The readable parts hint at standard crossword entries like rod for sail, warm beverages, and various occupations, but the text is fragmented and inconsistent across lines.
Major Outdoor Olympic Trials Opened Today at UT Relays
The ninth annual University of Texas Relays opened in Austin with 979 athletes from 40 universities and 62 high schools, previewing talent for the Berlin Olympics. Jay Berwanger of the University of Chicago targets the Olympic pentathlon, competing in multiple events. Strong fields include Sam Allen, Glenn Hardin, Johnny Morris in hurdles and pole vault. Jess Petty of Rice Institute and Bill Boy of Loyola New Orleans headline impressive marks in discus and pole vault respectively. Bobby Wilson of Southern Methodist also competes in the broad jump.
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Richard M. Morehouse
United Press
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Berlin
Jay Berwanger
University of Chicago
Jay
Sam Allen
Oklahoma Baptist University
New York
Glenn Hardin
Louisiana State
Johnny Morris
Bill Boy
Loyola
New Orleans
Lyon
Iowa State
Rice Institute
Jess Petty
Bobby Wilson
Southern Methodiat
Louis Dempsey And Earle Aid Pittsburgh Flood Benefit
Joe Louis has agreed to referee several bouts at a flood benefit amateur boxing show in Pittsburgh on April 6. Jack Dempsey and Governor George M. Harle have offered assistance, with proceeds going to Pittsburgh flood victims.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Louis
W. D. McCisiland
Jack Dempsey
George H. Harle
Pirates rout in camp as Hafey leads with power
Hafey Dickshot Young and Schulte pace a 13 to 8 Pirates win over a Wagner coached pickup squad in San Antonio. Hafey has a homer and three doubles, four total hits. Dickshot, Young, and Schulte add three each. Pirates plan to option rookies Bernard Cobb and Johnny Wasco to Tulsa for seasoning as Pie Traynor reshapes the club.
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United Press
San Antonio
Texas
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Dickshot
Young
Schulte
Pittsourgh Pirates
Honus Wagner
Dickshdt
Victori
Pie
Mangrum and Picard Tie At Pinehurst
Kay Mangrum and Henry Picard tied for the 24th annual North and South Championship at Pinehurst North Carolina with 288 totals after 72 holes. They will duel today for the gold medal and the top prizes of 1600. A large crowd watched Mangrum, jobless and in need of cash, as Ped Luther posted a 297 in the event.
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Mar
Kay Mangrum
Henry Picard
Hershey
Mangrum
White Sox and Pirates in 13 Game Series
The Chicago White Sox shifted to 16 remaining exhibition games with major league clubs after their win over El Paso 18 to 4. They will play 18 games with Pittsburgh and three with the Cubs as they head toward the season. The club collected 19 hits in yesterday’s victory.
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Texmar
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Mauldin
Dizzy Ordered to Pay $100 Fine for Walkout
Dizzy Dean, famed Cardinal hurler, was fined $100 by Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis for his walkout during a fall exhibition game staged by Joe Engel of the Chattanooga Lookouts. The incident occurred on a barnstorming tour at the ends of last season and Landsis demanded payment within ten days.
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United Press
Lakeland
Fla
Dizzy Dean
Cardinal Burler
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Joe Engel
Chattanooga Lookouts
Southern Association
Dizzy
Chattanooga
Lansis
Wilmerding to Meet Denver for a Title
Wilmerding and Denver reach the final of the 14th annual YMCA basketball tournament in Peoria Illinois with Wilmerding the defending champions after an 84 to 45 semifinal win over Oak Park. Denver advanced by beating Kansas City 23 to 20.
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Denver
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I Wilmerding
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Steffen to Return to Tech as Advisor
Pittsburgh, March 28 Judge Walter Steffen of Chicago will return to Carnegie Tech as advisory football coach next fall. Clarence Overend, graduate manager of athletics, announced Steffen has agreed to terms offered him at a conference here several weeks ago. Steffen will supervise football training, with Howard Hempster, head coach, in direct con-
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Pittsburgh
Walter Steffen
Chicago
Carnegie Tech
Clarence Overend
Steffen
Howard Hanpster
Irish Quintet Falls to Oil City in Final Game
St Edward's ends 49-36 season with an 18-5 defeat to Oil City on their home court. Kowal tops scoring with six as Corry Irish finish 9-9, while Schossler leads for Oil City with 18 points and the visitors blank St Edwards in two periods. Referee Andrews officiated the game.
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Antoske
Bailey
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Go Gievlak
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