Twin Basketball Bill On Schedule Tonight
Two junior teams in Lawrence County face off at Tustin gymnasium in a twin bill tonight with high school and association squads. Key players include Jarrett Fulkerson Buckingham Drumm Berry Bilder for the junior lineup and Hobby Preston Russell Marty Orr Drake Kenneth Miller for the association. A large crowd is expected as both clubs seek early-season victories.
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Jarrett
Fulkerson
Buckingham
Drumm
Berry
Bilderback
Hobby
Johnnay Preston
Russe
Marty Orr
Drake
Kenneth Miller
Association
Junor
Lawrence County
Awmy
McCoy
Magleson
Hovland
Kirker
Abaptiste
Acmny
Hosking
Marlacher
van Foetan
Charles Jones
Uhi
Lincolns
Bucknell picks Gust Shorts as wrestling coach
Bucknell University named Gus Shorts of Scranton as coach of the Bucknell wrestling team. Fifteen hopefuls trained daily for a January 31 meet with State College. Shorts, the sole wrestler on the squad with prior experience, warns it will take at least a year to compete with stronger teams. Seven men, 115 to 200 pounds, form the squad, including Joe Richiutti at 215 pounds showing good form in tryouts.
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Lewisburg
pWultoer S
Gus Shorts
Scranton
Bucknell Univers
le Orange and Blue
State College
Shorts
Bucknell
Joe Richiutti
Mahanoy City
Plaingrove Easily Defeated By Ben Franklin Teens
Ben Franklin Junior High opened the 1924 25 season with a 54 7 victory over Plaingrove High at the Ben Franklin gym. The Blue and Gold showed fast passing and shooting, racing to an 86 2 halftime edge as coaches used reserves in the second half. Marino led scoring with nine field goals, followed by Alexander Turk, Ostrosky, Silman and Shaw in strong defensive play for the victors.
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Ben Franklin Junior High
Plaingrove High
Ben Franklin
Plaingrove
Blue and
Gold
Arthur McCombs
Marino
Alexander
Turk
Ostrosky
Sillman
Victers
Glennie Shaw
Risators
Glenn Marino
Grounds Turk
Stewart Silman
Shaw Ostrosky
McCoffen
Daring
Marcella
Macina
Kulich
Richards
Gennock
Johnson
Pottery, Steel Teams Win in Industrial Duck-Pin League
Shenango Pottery won two of three against New Castle Tin Mill while Carnegie Steel beat National Radiators at McCoy's Alleys. Minor of Pottery posted a 198 high single. Includes a Card Of Thanks from Mrs. Andrew Harlan and family for support during illness and death.
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Shenango Pottery
New Castle Tin Mill
Carnegie Steel Company
McCoy’s
Landis
Andrew Harlan
Shetromeran
Smith
Ottow
Gregor
Roumey
Shenango Po
Mack
Biggs - Minnels
Morrow
Carnegie Steel Brooks Ne
Beshara
Conley
Krestel
Ackworth
Geo. Ryan
Wyman O
Hamilton
Gaffney
Roth
Hartmann
Wallie Schmidt Remains A Target Yet Shines At Backstop
Baseball figure Wallie Schmidt faces a possible cut from the Pirates as Barney Dreyfuss reshapes the club but the veteran catcher remains a key asset. Schmidt, praised by peers like Zach Wheat and Burleigh Grimes for his savvy and mentoring, has spanned multiple leagues since starting with Indianapolis and later excelling with Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh while posting a .329 season in 192? and earning a reputation as one of baseballs top defensive minds.
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Norman E. Brown
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh
Wallie Schmidt
Wallie
Chis
Mr. Walter
Schmidt
Velitners
Zach Wheat
Walle Schmidt
Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn Dodgers
Frank Ing
Grimex
Pirates
Indianapolis
Fort Smith
Helena
Memphis
Winston-Salem
Roanoke
Cleveland
Cleveland Bose
Upso
Athletics
Mack
San Francisco
Scngon
Goal Hi
Ark
Weygant to Box Rosey Stoy in Erie Featherweight Bout
Eddie Weygant and Rosey Stoy of Lancaster clash in a 12 round featherweight bout at Arena A. C. Erie next Friday night promoter Fred Dailey stages the match. The 126 pound limit and Stoy as a southpaw promise a fast and hard fought contest in this section of the country.
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Eddie Weygant
Rosey Stoy
Lancaster
Arena A. C. Erie Pa
Fred Dailey
Stoy
Weygant
Crescent Club Defeats Kaps In Prelim Game
Crescent Club earned a 14 to 8 victory over the Kaps in a preliminary contest to the Westminster Pittsburgh Seminary match at the college gym. Crescent led most of the game. Kaps tied late in the third period with strong defense, but Crescent pulled ahead. R. Bucher led the victors with three field goals. Houston and Brown also contributed. Rose and McFate starred for the Kaps, while Perry and Rocks worked for the Nesheannonock team as referees and officials.
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Harry Day
Triangles
Floneers
Biocola
Tronbers
Venna-Ohlo Sirie Company
Leon Jrumm
Association
New Wilmington
Crescent Club
Kaps
Westmnater- Pittsburgh Seminary
Crestarts
R. Bucher
Houston
Rose
McFate
Pahle
Price Dann de Wilson Hetra
Ray Campbell
McMeekin
G -Drukker Bissett
Hussey Goldstraw
D. Campbell
McClure
Brown
Prayer
Purvis
Cooper
Beggs
HW. Bucher
Gibson
Caldwell
Prazer
Thomas
Cauldwell
Reftereo
Tarr
Nock Juniors Defeated by Central Presbyterians in Youth Game
Central Presbyterians defeated Neshannock Juniors 25 to 13 at the YW W G A. End of the third period was tied 11 all before a Presbyterians surge. Bratthiv and Waller starred for the Presbyterians in the easy victory.
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Central Presbyterians
Neshannock
YW. W. GO. A
Presbyterians
Bratthiv
Waller
Farrell Tops New Wilmington High In 18 to 12 Victory
Farrell High defeated New Wilmington High 18 to 12 at Farrell High School gym. The Collage Town team led 4 to 1 after one quarter but was overtaken in the second half as Farrell pulled away. Key scorers included Sardinella and Turns for Farrell and Thomas and Penberthy for New Wilmington. Substitutions listed and scoring tallies noted.
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Farrell
Ase Wilmington High School
Farrell High
Collage Town
Thomas
Penberthy
New Wilmington
Sardinella
Turns
Burns
Simpio
Fareinella
Bernard
Oun
Barrell
Atelerea—McClura
Butter Man Hires Bookkeeper At Slippery Rock Creamery
Special to The Mews reports Slippery Rock Dairy Company has hired Kenneth Lutz of Butter as the new bookkeeper. Lutz and family moved to Slippery Rock and reside with the Pizers on New Castle Street. Creamery business is strong with growing daily milk demands and steady sales for all products.
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Slippery Rock
Slippery Rock Dairy Company
Kenneth Lutz
Lutz
Han Wwken
William Pizer
Newcastle Street
Ma maux Released by Yankees after 1924 stint
Al Mamaux, former Pirates and Dodgers right-hander, is released outright to the Minneapolis club of the American Association. The move follows earlier reports that Mamaux, Pipgras, and Roettgar would be dropped from the Yank payroll, marking his third trip to the minor leagues after a sporadic major league career peaking in 1915 with 21 wins and a 2.02 ERA.
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New York
Yank
al Mamaux
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Minneapolis
American Association
Yanks
Mamaux
George Pipgras
Ostar Roettgar
Rupert
Aismaux
Pirates
Fort Wayne
Reading
Miller
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Tustin Gymnasium
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Paige-Jewett Co
South Mercer Street
Tidioute Gas
Havoling Oil
Husky Man
al Pretty Goll
Gol
Ndioute Gas
Havoline Oil
Dewberry
Tidiouts
Lake Erie Station
Bowling League of Industrials
Earl Smiths
Youngs
College Gym
Perry
Rocks
Xeshannock
Central Presby
Joahannock
Weyman
Connelly Bratchley
Robinson
Sonntag
Conmucity
Toul Goale
Suber and Burnatt
Timer—Bush
Nock Juniors
Butter Man
Ike
Maer Tr
Fantinental
CEA
Beck
Universal
Hiatt & Waddington
Jeferson Street
Buick
PSA
Lawrence Auto CO
Mercer Street
New Castle
Yankees
Ging
Brooklin
Ween
Huntington
Way
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Robies
Ward
Casey Stengel
George Cutshaw
Robbie
Ight
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Br. P. W. MacKenzie
Als N
Jefferson St
A. K
Toledo
Rick-Overland Company
Showangs Street
P&l
Bell Phour
New Cascde
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