Wilburine Oilers Forfeit League Bowling Match
Wilburine Oilers could not field a full team at Arcade alleys, forfeiting to National Forge in the Industrial bowling league. Only three Wilburine players Guage Radspinner and S Bean bowled, while National Forge posted scores of 800 803 and 729 for 2934. Lee Allen rolled the night's high single of 203 and led with 529 total. Forge’s Saravelson Bandinelli 167 144 449 and 193 132 472 paced their team.
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Tribune Industrial
Wilburine
Taleu
National Forge
Wilburine Oilers
Guage
Radspinner
S. Bean
Lee Allen
Allen
National Forge Saravelson
Bandinelli
Ightner
Zuerl
Tribune Industrial League
Wilburnness
D. Radspinner
Gauge
Wilburine Rollers
High Scores and Schedule From Local Meetweek
Records show F Rapp of United Refinery led a high single while J Bromquist of Nypern Furniture topped the high total with 628. The Warren Tribune and Struthers Wells posted top totals in team events. Week schedule lists Wednesday House of Folkman vs Post Office and Wednesday Baird Tires vs Heelas Flowers among midweek matches with Friday featuring Warren Tribune against Struthers Wells.
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Ecords
F. Rapp
United Refinery
J. Bromquist
Nypern Furniture
Warren Tribune
Gig
Struthers-Wells
House of Folkman
Post Office
Smith-Horton
Struthers-Wells, T
Bankers
Finley, Cleaners
Baird Tires
Heelas
Flowers
Industrial
Struthers-Wells Fe
National Forge
United Refine
Nypene Furniture
Newell Printers
Wilburine Oil
Helen Wills Plans European Tennis Invasion
Berkeley Calif Feb 3 Helen Wills will begin her invasion of European tennis late in March it was announced here Cancelling a trip to Honolulu Miss Wills said the advancing of the French championships a month means she will be forced to play in whatever am matches she enters before May I want to be in Europe at least two weeks before I engage in any team matches she said.
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Berkeley
Helen Wills
Honolulu
Miss Wills
Europe
Jamestown Bowlers Sweep Warren Arcade Five Victory
Jamestown Cast Iron Welding quintet scored a clean win over Warren Arcade Five on the three and four alleys at the Arcade emporium Tuesday night. The invaders captured fivesman doubles and singles. Warren’s lone win came in the initial game as Jamestown totaled 2679 to 2549. Johnson led winners with 208 high in the third. Clyde McManus of Arcade had the high series while Frankie Fadale rolled the week’s best 243 on Arcade Alleys.
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Amestown Cast Iron Welding Company
Warren
Arcade
Arcade Emporium
Invaders
New York State
Johnson
Clyde McManus
Perry
Jamestown Bowler McEnteer Shines In Five Hundred Frames
Independent bowler McEnteer leads Jamestown Cast with a 206 171 163 series totaling 540 in the five hundred division. Warren boys show depth with Cosmano at 468 and doubles Hanson and McEnteer defeating McManus and Fadale 1099 to 919 as Jamestown dominates singles competition with McEnteer’s 173 over Cosmano 161. Official scores list multiple 400s and high totals across top bowlers in a dense meet recap.
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Otal
Warren Boys
Sam” Cosmano
Hanson
McEnteer
McManus
Fadale
Jamestown
Cosmano
Jians
Jaynes
McManas
Dyrtestone
Cat
von Welding
Bjork
Johnson
Anderson
Warren
Yanks Sign Last Iloldout and Dempsey Image Jumble
The article mocks boxing legend Jack Dempsey with comical imagery about aging and spectacle. It envisions Dempsey wearing windshields and pince-nez, while a joking piece notes doctors limiting his ring return and other heavyweights failing to retire. The tone is satirical and sportsy.
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Dempsey
Yale Grid Star May Become Yank
Bruce Caldwell the Yale football star may enter professional baseball with major teams including the Yankees and Senators keen on his services. Caldwell aims to preserve amateur status after past suspensions, modeled as a second baseman like Rogers Hornsby. Also noted is an Industrial Basketball league meeting at the State Armory to discuss first half honors between Company I and Warren Tank Car reps. Columbia’s crew victory being cited as a bright spot in an otherwise tough sports year.
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New York
Bruce Caldwell
Yale
Yankees
Senators
Giants
Robins
Caldwell
Princeton
Harvard
Brown
Rogers Hornsby
State Armory
Charles Pearson
Company I
Warren Tank Car Company
Cleveland pitcher advised tonsil removal as cure for wild pitching
The Cleveland ball club suggested rookie hurler Walter Brown have his tonsils removed after doctors linked his arm wildness to tonsil issues. The piece critiques pitchers avoiding work, notes managers’ rights to push for performance, and reflects on declining 20-win seasons amid growing prima donna attitudes.
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Cleveland Ball Club
Walter Brown
Erie East Downs Scarlet and Gray 25 to 19 in Erie league
Blue and Gold of Erie Academy High beat Erie East's Scarlet and Gray 25 to 19 in a tight Erie city league game on Warren court. Gabby Harding led with five baskets and 11 total points, while Rockie Curti added four buckets and two free throws as Academy pulled away after halftime.
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Erie Academy High
Rockie
Cutri
Lions
Gus Anderson
Academy
East
Sunrise
Harding
J . Brown
Curti
G - Stonerook
G - Mumford
Hart
Fight Results From Across the Nation Dozen Bouts Reported
Chicago action sees Willie Davies defeating Bill Kelly in ten flyweight rounds while Charleroi's Young Saylbr tops Jack McCarthy in six. Portland middleweight Johnny Burns wins decisively over Wolcott Langford. Freddie Mack of Seattle stops Harry Wills in six near Shattle. Joe Anderson beats Dave Shade over ten in Los Angeles. Emil Paluso defeats Jackie Rodgers in Reading, and Jess Stringham KO's Arvizona Kid in a semifinal in Reading. The piece closes with a biting mockery of college football and basketball scenes.
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Chicago
Willie Davies
Charleroi
Bill Kelly
Scranton
Young Saylbr
Jack McCarthy
Portland
Ore
Johnny Burns
Oakland
Wolcott Langford
Reading
Emil Paluso
New York
Jackie Rodgers
Pittsburgh
Jess Stringham
Arvizona
Kid
Chester
Hoogwall Hardware Clinches First Monkley Half Title
Hoogwall Hardware captured the first half championship of the Elk Lmowling league after a tight win over Schwing Smokes. Lee Allen led scoring with 570 as the team won the frat and third games and earned high total pinfall. The column also previews tonight's college basketball action and a rescheduled Youngsville vs Corry 2nds game after Corry cancelled for exam issues.
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Hoogwall Hardware
Elk
Hodges Clothes Clinch City League Laurels With Big Win
Hodges Clothes defeated Pickett Hardware 73 to 24 to tighten its hold on first half honors in the City Basketball league. Bob Offerle scored 24 points to lead Hodges, with Har Lord adding 14 and Fan Lagerblad 12 as nine Hodges players reached the scoring column. Pickett’s Patrick Reilley led the visitors with six points. The club faces North East Friday and Central Saturday in upcoming NWPL games.
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Heelan Flowers
Hodges
Pickett Hardware
Bob” Offerle
Har” Lord
Lagerblad
Snelding
Turp" Pedlow
Offerle
Senger
F . Sedans
Lagerbiad
Waid
Ceseescersorne
White
Archibald
Lord
Tos Picketts
G. Stein
Pedlow
Reilley
Ritchie
Andregg
Bleech
Patchen
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Metzger-Wright , Milenius Clothes
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City Court League
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Bie Ae
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Scholastic League
Ecie Central
Central Ass
Erie
Helen
Warren Arcade
Frankie” Fadale
Earl Wilson
Struthers- Wells
Frank Fadale
Sport” Stanton
Gib Johnson
Sport" Stanton
Jimtown
Arcade Five
the Tribune
L. Allen
Nations Forge
C. McManus
Rikoans
Champ Gere Tunney
Jack Dempser
C. W. Beckley
Dickering For Services of
Columbia
Aberdeen
Downer
Sportraits
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Erie East
Blue & Gold
Sunrisers
BAYER
Sam Langford
Lew Byeer
The
Columbus Citizen
Sam
Corry
Stumps
Sheffield
Reid Pierce
Youngsville High School
Warren-Corry
Brokenstraw
Youngsville
J. B. Leidig
Tueday
Pickett’s
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HOTEL
Ansonia
Broadway
New York City
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Grand Central
Theatres
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Muate—Dancting—& Late Ladies’ Turkish Bath
Ben Bates
Stegee Oe
Transient Rates
Colonial
Richmond
Cosmopolitan
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