Weygant Prepares For Kramer Bout In Youngstown
Eddie Weygant ends training for Wednesday bout with Danny Kramer in Youngstown. Large local crowd expected as Weygant weighs in at 126 pounds after dry-out. Kramer, managed by Max Hoff, arrived from Philadelphia and staged final workout. promoter Regis Planagan selling tickets.
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Eddie Weygant
Dany Braner
Vid Rayelan
Philadelphia
Jiayen Wood Auditorium
Youngstown
Cddie
I Star
Eddie
Ohi
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Regis TP. Planagan
Leslie
Pras
Mater Ail
Kramer
Max Hoff
YMG
Toft
Senior High Floor Bill Sparks High Interest
High interest surrounds Wednesday’s twin bill in the senior high gym as the first and second all class teams clash for supremacy and the Lincoln Five faces the Wampum A Vaplans in the junior championship series for Lawrence County. The rivals promise a hard fought, fast game with edge and rivalry evident among players as Thivalry remains keen and fans anticipate a decisive showdown starting at 7.
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Lincoln Five
Wampum
Lawrence County
Lincolns
Caytons
Hoskins
Erie East Faces Uniontown Tonight for Western PA Title
Erie East High school of Erie Pa meets Uniontown at Grove City in a Western Pennsylvania championship game. The winner advances to the state tournament at the Nalany school on Saturday. Uniontown is favored to win.
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Eighst High School
Uniontown
Grove City
Chammonship
Western Pennsylvania
Nilany School
Thirty Track Men Start Westminster College Practice
Westminster College opens its track practice with about thirty candidates, led by Captain Bog Hunt of Bellava. Veterans Jim Wilson of New Castle and Wesley Rose of New Castle, along with other experienced runners, join freshmen. team plans dual meet at Geneva, May 2, and participation in three-state events.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
JE Fiwight Dyer
Bog Hunt
Bellava
Unites
Jim “Wilson
New Castle
Homer Berge
Sandy Take
Wesley Rose
George Maxwell
New Wil
Ah “Leury
Erie
Eddie McKelvey Aly Ligonier
Lingon Stebbins
Warren
Po Travomen
Tit Wily
Ligawier
Joss Cogley
North Braddor
Enouldé Praw
Darge Pumbar
Fresamen
McDonald
Ceneva
Junction Park
Beaver Falls
Slippery Rock Edges Ben Franklin In 1924 25 Final
Slippery Rock high school defeated Benjamin Franklin Junior high of New Castle 18 to 14 in the final game of the 1024 25 season at the Normal school gym. Grine Westlake and Smith starred for Slippery Rock while Marino Terk and Ostrosky led Franklin junior high. Substitutions and field goals are listed in the box score.
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Slippery Rock
Slippery Rock High School
Benjamin Franklin
New Castle
Grine
Westlake
Smith
Slippery Rock Quinte
Wih
Marino
Terk
Ostrosky
Ben Franklin Grhin Poy
Marino Adams
Alexander iAmes
JuUehards
Jame
Yo Ye
Silman Smith
Adams
Turk
Richards
Bruce
Alexander
Adama
Westlakd
Marido
Hogg
Maring
Silman
Neferec Schink
New Castle Works Duck-Pin League Summary
Duck-Pin league at New Castle Works reports team high score in one game. High game scores and individual names listed include Lives Times, Smith, and Tim house with amounts like 45 dollars noted.
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New Castle Works
Duck-Pin League
High Store
Lives Times
Smith
Lives Games
Tim House
Shelby And Butler Refuse Games Here
Shelby and Butler athletics failed to arrange a game here next Monday night after manager Alec Samuels of the Castle Five could not meet the hefty guarantee demanded by West Penn League teams. Negotiations with Bull club management continued, with potential bookings including the Millers Dramatics of Farrell or the A. J. Moors of Pittsburgh as season finale attractions.
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Shelby Tube
Butler Athletics
Alec Samuels
Castle Five
Guare Ates
Sumugiss Dickering
Bull Club
Une
Millers Dramatics
Farrell
A. J. Moors
Pittsburgh
Morel
Ryan Butler
Atta Boys Win At Beaver Falls
Special to The News Beaver Falls Pa March 24 Atta Boys win over Federal Trust Corp at Geneva College 68 0 The game featured top scorers and substitutes as Beavers sealed a late lead in the third period Roth Hineson and McNicholas led the offense while Crawford Meares and Melure contributed in scoring and defense against Geneva College Officials and referees Lippe Hoover McMillan timed the game.
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Beaver Falias
Federal Trust Corporat
Othe
Geneva
Bang Fiennikesse
Atta Boys
Weilherd
Thisederal Trust
New Castle
Laminaty
Sacred Hearts
Pout Gou Melure
McNicholas
Crawford
Meares
Referges-Lippe Geneva
Hoover-McMillan
Timer
E. A. McLure
New Castle Med School Teams Banquet Thursday
Arrangements have been made for a banquet this Thursday evening at the senior high school gymnasium, with three varsity boys and girls teams from New Castle Medical School to attend. A short program of speeches will follow dinner at 6:29 p.m. The reorganized Tiree LD League will start, with Bloomingtoan playing at Danville and other games listed for Peoria, Terre Haute, Quincy, Evansville, Springfield, and Decatur.
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Teater Wil
New Castle
Catgir
Tiree LD League
Bloomingtean
Tng
Danville
Peoria
Terre
Haute
Quincy
Evansville
Springfield
Decatur
Lincolns Win Junior Title in Close Final
Lincolns capture the junior basketball title at the association gym in a hard fought game. Standouts include CC Jones Cuba and Loskings for the winners while Abe Gillman and Rieve led the Zesers. Key field goals by Haskins Jones Cuba Van Feni Mariacher Gillman and Ginsburg propelled Lincolns to a commanding second half lead and the title.
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Lineal
Lanaie Lagi
Association Gym
Smh
Pauled Phair Fasca
Tei
Sh van Rasyad Rohorts
Silind
Tmp
Oyietars
Othe i Tular
CC. Jones
Cuba
Loskings
Rae
Hte
Vayne
Abe Gillman
Rieve
Tinmeaip Imperials
Kieve
A. Phant
Davids
Zieve
Solomon
Gillman
Tiavidy
van Fossen
van F
Galliman
Ginsburg
AL Biantoont
T Une
Colored Stars To Play Castle Stars In Fast Game
Colored Stars are set to face Castle Slurs in a fast paced matchup tonight. The game promises lively action and a strong showcase of both teams’ styles as they seek an early edge in the season.
Local Athletes Awarded Letters
Local athletes receive letters for past seasons with numerous names listed from schools nationwide. Notable awardees include football and basketball captains and lettermen from Massillon, Canton, New Castle, and Pittsburgh areas, with several from Grove City, Monessen, and Erie districts.
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Guy R Cppy
Pin. Fou
Dle Arte
Tore Feitus
Che Fan Bloelk
Dael
Morhali
Jeter
Hs Morvena
Stillman Valley Roe
Pittsborey
P. Pa
Charlie Jones
Apollo
Myron Trease
Youns' Dries
Butler
Daugherty
Grove City
Il Moltinoere
Rockford
Parks
Ware Harrican
Ball
Ligeain
Conn
Ilerden Evans
Foosball
Lew Cas
Coaltown Fans Plan Meeting for 1923 Social Plans
Coaltown fans schedule a Wednesday gathering to discuss social activities for 1923. The group also plans a Thursday social and pow-wow night aiming to engage Lawrence County residents and interested participants.
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Coaltown
Lawrence Coun
Basketball Scores Independent and Burler Trends
Readable fragments mention basketball scores with names Leandi Chit Casey Chib and Ketchell Porteville among others. Context hints at an independent scoreboard brief featuring players and teams, with unclear associations and a stray monetary symbol.
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Leandi Chit
Casey Chib
Dog Gordians Ketchell
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