Industrial league features record turnout and strong play
Ten teams competed in the Industrial league last night, the largest entry in four years. Columbia Steel and Western Automatic opened with a 22 to 11 win for the former, while the Faculty team defeated Public Service 29 to 11 as the league shows depth and tight competition.
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Sveral
Columbia Steel
Western Automatic
Lamb
Malone
Hoh School
Fant Obo Puble Service
Evra
Jones Wood
Orson Co
Pfaudléer Co
Spang Bakery Dad New Entvs
Amercin Lac Co
Sime
D'Awing
Spang Bakery Teem Lineepard Sumpmaries Celaumbia Steel
I Lowry Rf
Powell, K
Batow
Biswell
Malore
Edwards
U Praxer
Tubbo
Pi & C cCelyes
Rye Co
Seelel
Olkon
Wes
Carlisle and Crescents Clash in Crescent Game
Carlisle AC defeated the Columba Crescents in a fast clean contest last evening. At halftime Carlisle led 9 to 5 and finished 23 to 11. Details include team lineups and a brief summary of the play between 6 and 7 PM at 335 11th Street, Flira O.
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Columba Cresennts
Carlisle AC
Carlisleagers
Cresents Wire
11Th Street Flyra O
Bowling Scores in Industrial League at Gala Night
The Studebakers defeated the Woolton Candies in two games despite both teams being short a man. Early season attendance hints at a banner year for Western Conference basketball. A Fresno schoolboy set a remarkable bull’s eye record by hitting 1095 consecutive shots with a .22 rifle at 50 feet.
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Studebakers
Fresno
Calif
Puzzle Craze Sparks Call For Fair Play And Classes
A reader proposes a remedy for the crossword craze by dividing players into amateur and professional classes and by weight groups Junior up to 75 pounds Intermediate 75 to 128 Adult 128 to 200. A referee to certify official puzzles is suggested to curb cheating and preserve rules. The piece notes the frustration of untimely discoveries and noisy home contests with children competing for the daily paper.
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Wylie
Dad
Indies
Eng wWeaht Foy
Willie
Piano I
Columbus card shows midweight bout wins at car racing event
A Columbus report notes a middleweight boxing victory by Tr Larcaster over Jack Reynolds and mentions Indianapo lis Motor Speedway hosting the Indy 500 sweepstakes with the brick oval track and large cash prize for the season’s top speed contest winner.
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Indianapoli Motor Speedway
Ain
Raeet
Meeting Reported For Racing Association In New Orleans
Sport events today include a meeting of the Business Men's Racing Association in New Orleans and a Havana gathering of the Cuba American Jockey Club. Stake details are not provided.
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Business Men's Racing Assn
New Orleans
Cuba
American Jockey Club
Havana
Walker Triumphs Over McTigue In Welterweight Bout
Th Walker of Newark defeated light heavyweight champion Mike McTigue in a fast 12 round decision at the Armory. Walker led eight rounds, delivering superior fighting while McTigue was rocked in several frames. The bout followed New York City boxing circuits with plans for further matchups.
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Newark
N. J
Jau O.key
Walker
Deely
Mike McTigue
McTigue
Wal
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