Inter-County High School League May Form in Warren County
Warren county coaches favor forming an inter county high school baseball league with four teams Warren Youngsville Sheffield and Tidioute slated to meet twice in a short season A meeting in Warren is planned likely this Saturday to organize the league with a championship cup donated by the Tribune sports department and a proposed New York Pennsylvania circuit considered but rejected due to travel and scheduling constraints
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Youngsville
Sheffield
Tidioute
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Merrill and Pierce
Dunham and Snyder
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Leidig
New York-Pennsylvania
Bradford
Olean
Jamestown
Mt. Jewett
Warren County League
Joe Massa
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Streik
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the Tribune
Tank Car Team Delights at Armory Victory over Youngsville Club
Warren Tank Car led a fast, stifling defense to a 35 23 win on the Armory floor. Eddie Genberg scored 17 points as Anderson led Youngsville with 12. Teammate Agnew added eight for the visitors.
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State Armory
Warren Tank Car
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Genberg
Anderson
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Denneny
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Week's Schedule Highlights Local Matchups
Wednesday features Newell Printers against Struthers Wells and Metzger Wright versus Berry McCoy. Friday lines up National Forge against Smith Horton, Baird Tires versus Milenius Clothes, Hodges Clothes versus Pickett Hardware, and Bankers 3 Eirley Cleaners. AFT
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Newell Printers
Struthers-Wells
National Forge
Smith- Horton
Metzger-Wright
Berry-MccCoy
Baird Tires
Milenius
Hodges Clothes
Pickett Hardware
Bankers
Eirley Cleaners
Warren Bankers Try for Jamestown Return Clash
Jamestown Business college team known as the Jamestown City basketball league will seek revenge for a 39-34 defeat last Thursday as Warren Bankers travel to Jamestown Friday night for an 8 o'clock tip off at the M. C. A. court. Ten Jamestown players including Joy and Carlson head the visiting lineup, aiming to continue a strong road record.
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Jamestown City Basketball League
Warren Bankers
Jamestown
Warren
Collegians
Jimtown
Jamestown Business College
French
Joy
Dallas
Laughlin
Underwood
Carlson
Porter
B. Morse
Legters
C. Morse
Local Basketball Doublebill Tonight at Warren and Area Alleys
EAR AGO IN SPORTS reports Tonight features Clothes Shop of City Basketball League against Warren High varsity. Heelas Flowers clash with Blue and Whites in prelim. Also Newell Printers take on Struthers at arcade alleys with Metzger Wright vs Berry McCoy on Elk. Hodges Clothes duel Pickett Hardware on M C A floor. Bankers meet Finley Cleaners on M C A floor. Mel Ott may get second base duty for Giants amid Hornsby departure. Ott and Reese contesting second base with McGraw considering Ott as infielder. Formation of an Inter-County High School baseball league urged with Tidioute teams to form a scholastic loop and a Warren meeting set. Tribune to present loving cup to champion. Tribune bowling team challenges area papers and accepts Ridgway Record match this Saturday and Jamestown Post next.
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Heelas Flowers
Newell Printers
Struthers
Wells
Metzger- Wright
Berry-McCoy
Elk
Hodges Clothes
Pickett Hardware
Bankers
Finley Cleaners
United Press
Melvin Ott
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Ott
Andy Cohn
Andy Reese
McGraw
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Inndustrial League
Jamestown Post
Jamestown Journal
Upset in Floor League as Penna Railroad Beat Penn Furnace
The Industrial basketball schedule saw its biggest upset Monday night when Penna Railroad snapped a long losing skid, defeating Penn Furnace 38 to 33 in the only league game of the evening. The contest remained tight throughout, showcasing the Railroaders best play of the season.
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Penn Furnace
Railroaders
Corry Triumphs Over Sheffield Big Five In Close Tilt
Walters and Sadler led Corry with 10 points each as Arcade edged Sheffield 21 to 19 in a tense late- game finish. Kennedy added four baskets in the final stretch while Mahaffey Conroy and Morrison stood out for Sheffield in a hard fought Pennsy clash.
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Kennedy
Corry
Sad Cisson
Sheffield
Pitt
Mahaffey
Conroy
Morrison
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Phenix
Pitts
St. Joseph
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Penn Furnace
Morison
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Henry Og Thomas
Watts
Anderson
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Folkman’s Tally Triumph Over United in League Bowls
House of Folkman sped to win the Tribune Industrial Bowling League opener of the second half, totaling 2442 pins to United Refinery’s 2334. Folkman’s trio McManus Peterson and Thom hit five hundreds with high 670 by McManus. Wallace led United with 461 and Floyd Rapp scored 507.
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United Refinery
Folkman
United
Oilers
Clyde McManus
Art Peterson
Bill” Thom
Harry Wallace
Floyd Rapp
Wallace
McManus
Peterson
Conger Wins Cup in Meadowbrook Feature Race
Philadelphia February Meadowbrook games feature race saw Ray Conger of Tinos A. C. take the president's trophy after leading the 660 yard dash and finishing in 1 minute 23 seconds. Pinkie Sober placed second, Eddie Swinburne won the second heat and finished third overall. Al Miller won the 60 yard sprint. Penn State beat University of Pennsylvania in a two mile relay in 8 minutes 11 2-5 seconds.
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Ray Conger
Tinos
Boston A. C
al Miller
Boston
A. A
Harvard
Folwell Scull
Pennsylvania
A. Bates
Penn State
Pennsylvania University
Mandell to defend title within two months chosen by boxing board
Sammy Mandell is named by the National Boxing Commission as one of three to defend his title within two months. Whoever is picked as his next opponent, Mandell is favored to win. The title has cost him a large sum, and he will not risk it before enjoying the gains.
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Rival Hl Teams Meet In Warren Saturday Night
Jamestown High’s Red and Green clash with Warren’s Blue and White in a home game closing the home and home series. The first meeting at Jamestown produced a 28 to 22 New York staters win. Reserve squads open at eight with Jamestown Reserves holding a recent win over the local Seconds.
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Warren
Jamestown
New York Staters
Leidigsmen
Vance and Hoyt Remain Unsigned
Dazzy Vance of the Robins and Wait Hoyt of the Yankees, two leading pitchers for their clubs, each seek 20000 per season in new contracts. First training at Winter Haven, fifteen Phillies begin practice under Shotton Hunter and O Rourke. Wrigley watches Cubs pitchers in Avalon. Pirates open camp at Paso Robles with rookie Jim Lindsay arriving. Regan to be honored before Red Sox camp. Duquesne tops Bethany 25 24 in basketball.
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Winterhaven
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Patsy O'Rourke
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William Wrigley Jr
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Paso Robles
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Jim Lindsay
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Clyde Barnhart
Hagerstown
Honor Regan
William Regan
Boston Red Sox
Pitt Tigers Aim for Sixteenth Straight at Carnegie Tech
University of Pittsburgh basketball seeks its 16th consecutive win as it faces Carnegie Tech tonight for the third meeting of the season amid uncertain text notes and partial reporting.
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University of Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Carneastel
Veel
Bowling of Dad Shutt Leads Arcade Selective Tournament
AD Shutt, a noted maple crasher, posted the best total of 813 on opening night at Arcade alleys. He registered a 191 167 242 213 series for 203 average, also bowing a high single of 242. Harold Byers was runner up with 789, Frank Russell finished third with 732, and Frank Fondale led the next tier with 739. Ten competitors took part Tuesday. tonight more bowlers include Gib Johnson, Clyde Lupold, Joe Bloomanvist, Art Peterson and others.
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Jimmy Smith
Shute
Harold Byers
Frank Russell
Russell
Frank Fondale
Ten Spillers
Gib Johnson
Clyde Lupold
Joe Bloomanvist
Art Peterson
al Fischer
Walt Draheim
Jack Koepp
Earl Stancliffe
Curly” Fischer
Bill” Miller
Tel R. Shutt
H. Byers
F. Russell
F. Fadale
W. Cosmano
E. Wilson
C. McManus
S. Cosmano
W. Thom
W. Stanton
Fight Night Results From Multiple Cities
Kansas City heavyweight Chuck Wiggins outpointed Jimmy Byrre in ten rounds. Larry Cappo defeated Royal Coffman in ten rounds. Joe Rivers won by technical knockout over Ray Rychell in the fifth. Myer Grace defeated Bill Psitz in ten rounds. Dave Shade beat Al Webster in ten rounds. Leo Lomski and Jos Sekura drawn for ten rounds at Madison Square Garden with a title bout likely for June at Yankee Stadium.
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Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
Jimmy Byrre
Louisville
Larry Cappo
Royal Coffmn
Omaha
Joe Rivers
Ray Rychell
Chicago
Myer Grace
Bill Psitz
Tulsa
New York
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Wash
Assassin
Jos Sekura
Dayton
Madison Square Garden
Tommy Loughran
Yankee Stadium
Closing Period Rally Wins for Baird Tire Club
A closing period rally by Baird Tires produced a 35 to 34 victory over Heelas Flowers in City basketball league play on the association court Tuesday night. Babbitt led with seven two-pointers while Hyer added five buckets as Heolan faded late. Offerle and Young led the Flowers with 10 points each.
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Heelas Flowers
City Basketball League
Association
Baird
Heolan
Flowers
Babbit
Hyer
Babbitt
Offerle
Young
Bairds
Walker and Willis Set for Nontitle Ten-Round Bout
Mickey Walker, the world middleweight champion, and Cowboy Jack Willis of Texas prepared for a ten round bout in San Francisco. The title was not at stake in this fight.
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Mickey Walker
Cowboy Jack Willis
Texas
Walker
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