DuRocher Upset Looms Over Loughran Paydays in Stadium Show
In Chicago on March 3 United Press reports Paddy Harmon’s stadium opening drew dissatisfaction as Tommy Loughran and Mickey Walker received meager purses while Jack Kearns secured a $50,000 guarantee. The show grossed about $186,267 with Harmon earning a $25,000 retainer. a roof fire and high ticket prices kept attendance below a sell-out.
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Loughran
Chicago
Jack Keayns
Tommy Loughran
Paddy Harmon
Mickey Walker
Kearns
Walker
Harmon
Tommy
Fraternal Bowling Lea Pet
Stanford Hose
Oda Fellows
V. FW
Kiwanis
ASL Masons
Io Rotarians
Keeter
O. Graker
Pautlson
Earl Drake G. Kestler
Loughton Shannon
Waller
Hall
Mickey
Wagner
Cram
Lough- McCallran
Greene
Lad
McCall
Pat
Loughtan
Hua
Rhodes
Chapin
Durocher Named Yankees Shortstop From Massachusetts
Massachusetts youth Leo Durocher to be regular shortstop for the New York Yankees. Manager Miller Huggins says Durocher will be the sensational addition among big league shortstops. Durocher previously toiled as a utility fielder and had battled Lynn Lary for the job during spring training in St Petersburg.
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Huggins
Frank Getty
United Press
New York
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New York Yankees
Tittle Leo Durocher
Springfield
Mass
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Durocher
United ‘Press
Yanks
Lynn Lary
Jimmy Reese
Reese
Lary
Yankee
Mark Koenig
Pacific Coast
Leo Durdeher
Pep
Leo
Beast Boy
Lilly
Liry
St. Paul
Ston
Tony Lazzeri
Winurderers
Special Matches on Corry Alleys in Tul.
Avie Ganfield Carlson Hanson Hartquist McEnteer Keefer Crum Pappas Koster Sampler Totals Corry wins by 1 pin in a crowded alley meet. Scores show individual frames and totals for multiple bowlers, with names and partial scores across rounds.
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Corry
Tul
Avie Ganfield
Carlson
Hanson
Hartquist
McEnteer AM
Keefer
Crum
BNF
Gj Koster
Dh Pappas
Pins Welbury
Ron
Finnyon
Mouiteer
Conny
Schell Blames Rules For Killing Basketball’s Thrill
Former Buffalo German pivot George Schell criticizes shifted rules in basketball saying they drained the game of its roughness and intensity. He notes his era's hard play kept fans engaged and compares the sport to boxing and football losing its edge without contact. Schell urges a return to the prior style to restore appeal.
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Basketill
George Schell
Buffalo
Schell
Orioles
Cleveland
Rosenblums
Sehell
Kid Gidge
Basksbill
Wee
Three records fall at national collegiate swimming meet
Washington University hosts a historic national collegiate meet where three records in the 150 yard back, 50 yard freestyle, and 10 yard freestyle were shattered. Northwestern's Dick Hineh led the 10 yard back heat, Rutgers’ George Kojac and Minnesota’s Marsh surged for top times, while Chicago’s Gurnelius Olker posted 24.2 for the 40 yard freestyle and Princeton’s Ted Moles fell short of Williams’ record by two seconds in the 200 yard stroke.
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United Press SD
Wilson
George Kojac
Rutgers
Marsh
Minnesota
Kojac
Gurnelius “Olker
Chicago
Pouards
Bryant
Darmouth
Ted Moles
Princeton
Schott
Williams
Industrial Bowling League action at Corry Journal clash
In a rugged meet the Corry Journal team edged past the Gaty Corry damestown, as S Radiator and Kinley parlayed strong marks. Mile Aalenek and Raymond Mfg. Co. provided notable performances, with total scores of 2400 for the night.
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Ajax Iron Works
Corry Journal
Gaty Corry-damestown
Corry
Wie
Onv- Raymond Mfg. Co
U. S
Mitch
Auliard Romanaky
Ralph Pring
Fin- Kinley
Palligon
Coury Jamestown
Perkins
Aymong
Owens
Mountain
Harry Powers
Powers
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Corry, Pa
Tansleys
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Lanston’s
Isle You Welcome
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J. C. Carr
C. J. Rourke
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Pred Barton
Industrial Bowling League
Lawrence Park
M. Ly Lite
Center St
Oil City Crust Company
Oil Cerial
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