Miller of Elk League Ties for Top in First Headpin Tourney
Miller of the Elk league ties Leo Minnelli for first place in Tribune's first annual headpin bowling tournament at Arcade alleys. They each win $9.00 after a 118 high game. A three way tie for second earns $3.60 for Harold Byers Ray Gerould and Carl Swanson with 112. Swanson and Gerould also enjoyed a day at Arcade choosing balls. Third high honors go to Eric Jaynes and Frank Rogsell with 111, each receiving $3.60. Prizes include bowling shoes a bronze clock and more gifts from local sponsors.
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Tribare Tourney Winners To Call At Arcade Alleys
Tribare Tournament winners of The Tribune Headpin event will receive cash gifts tonight at Arcade Alleys. Other prize recipients will obtain store orders and should call tonight to collect letters containing orders for gifts. Local leaders Leo Minnell W E Miller Harold Biers Ray Gerould Carl Swanson Frank Rossell and Eric Jaynes named.
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Sports entries and local league clash preview
A string of item listings from local shops and residents precedes a City league basketball preview. Hodges and Printz showcase gifts to seniors while Hodges Clothes eye a fresh win after a recent upset. The piece notes Warren High girls traveling to Corry for a home and home series with Corry, aiming to extend their unbeaten run.
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Splits and spares headline bowler event to draw crowds
The Tribune reports on the headpin tournament at the Arcade with Jimmy Smith billed for February 25, offering ten games split between afternoon and night exhibitions. Invitations have gone to Warren league leaders Mel Johnson and Paddy Jackson to face the renowned bowler, plus top locals and two Warren women scoring well on duck-pin.
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Lakewood Takes School Seconds In Key Victory
Lakewood High varsity stunned Warren Seconds 32 to 20 on their home court Saturday night. Burke led with seven baskets and four points, Gibson added four field goals and nine points, while Warren fought early and faded as Lakewood pulled away in the second and third frames.
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Record Highs Signal Local Sports Notes
Record reports high marks by F Rapp of United Refining 251 and high by J Blomquist of Nypern Furniture 62. The Warren Tribune notes totals for teams Struthers-Weiss 591 and mentions weekly schedule: National Forge at Wilburine Oil, House of Folkman 3 1, Nypean Furniture at Smith-Horton, Warren Tribune versus Struthers-Wells, with Franchises granted to Wilburine Oil and Barbers in a Tribune Bowling League update. The second half schedule is in progress.
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Arcade Five Recovering From Double Setback
Arcade Five, on a barnstorming trip, rebounded from two weekend losses at Dunkirk and Erie. Erie defeated Warren 2831 to 2681, with Arcade Five’s third game a 1001 while posting 931 and 899 in other starts. Lundgren led with a 270 single and 646 total. Seacord finished 629.
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Old Man Speaker Signs with Athletics for 20th AL Season
NEW YORK Feb. 6 The veteran center fielder for the Philadelphia Athletics agreed to terms with manager Connie Mack over the telephone last night. He looks toward a twentieth season in the American League with the Athletics.
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Warren Bowlers Triumph and Hall of Fame Momentin Erie Match
Eddie Hitch wore a Warren uniform and totaled 590 as Warren lost the doubles to Erie opponents Seacord and Lundgren. Erie youth Jaris entered the Hall of Fame with a perfect game on another alley. A 300 score appeared during the evening, though Hitch was not in a league game at the time.
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Warren Riflers Beat Bradford 5 In Mail Match
Warren Riflers defeated Bradford 951 to 826 in a mail match with McKean County Rifle Club. Warren posted a near perfect prone score 599 of 600 and Peterson led the local attack with 193 of 200, including a 120 prone and 73 from the landing position. Bradford's Thamm was second with 192, as scoring shows Peterson 198, Keller 190, Sweeing 190, Abplanalp 189, while Bradford totals 826.
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Industrial bowling league postpones Newell Printers vs United Refinery match
A Tribune Industrial bowling league match between Newell Printers and United Refinery was postponed this morning by manager Paul Gretzler of the Inkslingers who said his team cannot travel for the event. A meeting of league officials and team managers will be held Wednesday night instead of Tuesday to settle entries and timing with President Charles G Pearson presiding. Pug Mahoney, former Erie East High standout now with the Rosies, has returned to Exrie and resumes play with the Hammermill club. Willie Wincerster, Willes Forward for High Reserves, was scoreless in a Lakewood game after leading the scrubs to a prior victory over Baird Fires.
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Brown and Gold avenge defeat in Queen City court win
Titusville avenged a 23–20 loss by beating Warren 36–22 on the Queen City court. Titusville played without Thompson and Peterson, but Proschel and Brennan led with high scores while Massa and Cuthbergen topped Warren. Referee Rennacker officiated. Madrid banned dog races. readers urged to read classifieds and subscribe to The Tribune.
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