Penna-Ohio Electrics Down Triangles In City League
Pennsylvania Ohio Electrics topped the Triangles 36 to 25 in City League play. Suber led scoring with multiple field goals while Lockley and Kayde Evans contributed strong plays. The game featured a tight first half and a late surge by the Electrics to seal the win.
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Westminster To Battle Thiel In Tri State Clash
Westminster College hosts Thiel in a decisive Tri State Conference game in Greenville, with national title implications and key players Dyer and Douds returning for Thiel. Westminster, led by Claary and the regular front line, aims to solidify third place as the Blue and White face a Thiel squad hoping for a late surge before their season ends.
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Dyer
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Totel
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Goldstrom
Kelly
Logan
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Prayer
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Tretei
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Cordopolis Y Wrestling Team Heads Here March 18
Cordopolis Y wrestling team arrives Wednesday March 18 to meet New Castle Y grapplers per Physical Director Harry Day. The evening features a Castle vs Youngstown Big Y basketball game, Eastern Ohio champions. Wilmerding Y grapplers visit March 28, with Senior AMA tourney opening April 4 in Pittsburgh and Day aiming to enter New Castle’s top wrestlers.
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New Castle
Harry
the Castle
Youngstown
Ohio
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Pittsburgh
Harry Day
Eligibility Is Leagues Bugaboo In Local Sessions
Lawrence County league sessions reopen Friday night with push to relax eligibility rules to aid Bessemer and Ebwood City players lacking local material. Managers speculate on rubberizing rules to add players from outside areas while noting past deportations and general conviction figures referenced in the turmoil.
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Monuxgeralas
Bessemer
Elwood City
Cunningham
Ebwood
Elbwouud
Shenango Works Duck Pin League Results at McCoy Alleys
Shenango Works Shipping Department won two of three against General Office in the Shenango Tin Mill League at McCoy alleys. Boxing Department beat Hot MIN. McCas tin of the Office team rolled a high 193. The results show a competitive evening with steady scores across departments.
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McCoy
Boxing Department
McCas‘tin
Falcon Midgets Defeat Shelby in Close 31-26 Victory
Falcon Midgets beat Shelby 31 to 26 at Falcon Hall to avenge a earlier loss. Shelby led 10 11 at halftime but faltered late as Klingensmith and Eardley starred for the winners. The Falcons face South Side Midgets next with call-ins for booking at 6121 on select days.
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Eardley
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Paleon
Bocvar
Gennock Budzowski
Gennock Ludwiczal
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Medallic
Ludgiczak
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Ben Franklin Junior High to Meet New Wilmington Five
In NEW WILMINGTON PA Mar 40 the Ben Franklin Junior High of New Castle travels to face Coach Johnny Lawther's New Wilmington High five Tuesday night on the local floor. A prelim between inter-class teams precedes the main game as New Wilmington presses to end their campaign with a win over the Junior High squad.
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New Wilmington
Ben Franklin Junior High
New Castle
Johnny Lawther
New Wilmington High
Hessemer
Vey
Dempsey Era Fatigue and Rising Heavyweight Hopefuls
Washington wire notes that if Dempsey's rival is a fighter with dazzling speed, Jimmy Slattery and Young Stribling may rise into heavyweight contention within 18 months. Slattery shows progress with sharper punching, while Stribling risks remaining lighter. Past champs like Benny Leonard and Tom Gibbons show how knockout power can develop, underscoring Dempsey's own evolution into a legendary puncher.
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Jack Dempsey
Jimmy Slattery
Slattery
Franke Schoell
Jack Delaney
Greaer
Slattary
Benny Leonard
Young Stribling Tops Fay in Pittsburgh Bout
Young Stribling outpointed Harry Fay in a slow bout at Moltet Square Garden Pittsburgh. The main highlight was Jack McFarland versus Kid Carpenter with McFarland delivering a sharp beating. Weygant of New Castle will resume training tomorrow for a Youngstown clash with Danny Kramer, who fought Kid Naplan for the featherweight title.
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McFarland
Edjdiet Weygant
New Castle
Youngstown
Danny Kramer
Kid Naplan
Former Football Stars By Feg Murray
Former college football stars Sully Montgomery and Garvey of Notre Dame pursue boxing a possibility near heavyweight title. Montgomery, ex Centre College, knocked out Saavedra in two rounds in Madison Square Garden, while Garvey was stopped by Gordon Munroe in three rounds.
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Strangler Lewis
Munn
University of Nebraska
Lingsmen
Jack Dempsey
Sully' Montgomery
Centre College
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Notre Dame
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Dehter
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Red Weaver
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Berlenbach
Marula
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Saavedra
Ed Garvey
Gordon Munroe
Ke Min
Phi Beta Kappa
Tapper Bozo
Lincoln Five to Battle Seniors in County Championship
Lincoln Five and Ne-Ca-Hi Seniors clash in a crucial county championship rubber game at the Senior High gym Wednesday. The Seniors won the opener 26-20, Lincoln answered with a 37-14 victory in game two, and a large crowd is expected for the decisive meeting at eight o'clock.
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Gymasium
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Numerous Students Pass Red Cross Aquatic Tests
Edwin H. Geasa announces that many boys and girls at Benjamin Franklin Junior High passed the American Red Cross Beginner and Swimmer tests over the past two weeks. Names listed include eighth, seventh, and ninth graders across both genders with various shop and sports tracks noted.
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George Gannett
George Weber
Jim Mahoney
Tony Priscaro
Joe Bara
Kenneth Rudolph
Elmer Williams
Harold Sauker
Walter Shook
Charlton Brown
John Sorying
Louis Hook
Dantel Cooper
Andrew Sorring
Jerome Pulka
Steve Kraczo
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Gomer Jones
Jacob Emery
Calvin Smith
Donald Mechling
Harald Marchovitch
Morris Rosenburg
Charles Clark
Wayne, Harper
Phillip Cale
Nick Delrorio
John Straczo
Mike Vincey
Joseph <Ouza
Walter Cover
Louis Ostrosky
Albert Silvester
Adam Pszenoy
Harold Black
George Jones
Martin Ignaz
Shop Boys
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Albert Hammon
Walter Hempel
Harry Sanders
Harry Cunningham
Clarence Mec- Hattie
Leonard Maracher
Mike Hullch
William Barrett
Clarence Stephenson
Georges Halapi
David Forrest
Jobo Houk
Isabell Thomas
June Wolheter
Elizabeth Leivo
Mary Raney
Eleanor Stewart
Leona Hautman
Elizabeth Kressel
Elizabeth Richardson
Irena White
Ethel Brewater
Dorothy Inner
Gertrude Mayers
Carria Gibbons
Elloise Berquist
Elizabeth Boston
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Kearns Ready for Boxing Rules and Dempsey Talk
promoter Jack Kearns shows no fear of New York boxing rules or what the New York boxing commission may say about Jack Dempsey. The commission gave Jack 15 days to accept Marty Wills challenge and a California clash looms as a probable next scene barring Tex Rickard's eastward pull.
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California
Tex Rickard
Pennsy Quintet Drubs Youngstown In Nonleague Clash
New Castle led by Coen and Richards rout Youngstown 26 to 0 at the association gym. Sam Richards scored 16 points, Gil liam Jed-added 2 field goals as the hosts pulled away after a 32 13 halftime cushion. Broney and Tee fs were the best for the visitors, while substitutions shuffled players in a one sided nonleague game.
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Design Selected For Dazzy Vance Medal
Feg Murray reports his bronze medal design for the 1934 National League Most Valuable Player award has been chosen by NL president Ban Johnson and will be cast. Dazzy Vance of the Brown Club is expected to receive the medal, while St Louis fans claim Rogers Hornsby was unjustly passed over.
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