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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1928

Page

6

Warren High Loses Scholastic League Court Game To Erie High

Warren High fell 32 to 2 at Erie in a night league game. Academy guards led by Curti scored the game’s top points with four baskets and three four-point plays, while Bevevino and Massa added 14 Warren points. The match drew a large crowd with preliminary reserves and Hodges Terrors.

Warren High Erie High Struthers-Wells Tribune Industrial Curti Academy Bevevino Massa Warren Reed House Erie Pennsylvania Railroad Tonigut Joezls Oppece Mayville Hodges Terrors

Hodges Clothes Smother Kinzua In Court Victory

Hodges Clothes defeated Kinzua Independents 25 to 5 at Community House Court, Kinzua. Bob Offerle led Hodges with 10 field goals and 5 free throws, matching the opponents’ total. Burroughs Morton Irvine topped Kinzua with nine points, the lone bright spots for their team amid a lopsided contest.

Hedges FNL Kinzua Cpurt Bob” Offerle Hodges Clothes Offerle Gratis Marx Burroughs P. Morton Irvine

Honor Roll Elk League Scores Briefly Noted

Lyon and Johnson Brothers lead with 203 and 271 points respectively. B Taylor and R Gerould honor Johnson Brothers with 200 and 213 marks. Fischer and Milenius Clothes post 200 and 202 in the 4A division.

Lyon Johnson Brothers B. Taylor

High School Track Results In Warren Tribune Style

Five Sao Records High single by F Rapp tied Re Sinery 251. High total by Bloomquist Nypenp Furniture 621. Team high total Warren Tribune 216. Next Week's Schedule lists Warren Tribune versus Newell print Tuesday Wilburine Oil versus Pot Office Wednesday Nypean Furniture versus House of Folkman Thursday United Refinery versus National Forge. F Strothers Wells vs Smith Horton Reeostle Tighsbgte H Byers Baird Tires high totals and Johnson Brothers 615. High totals by Style Shop 994 and Johnson Brothers 4069.

F. Rapp Re- Sinery Bloomquist Nypenp Furniture Warren Tribune Igh Towel Wan Struchers-Wells Zoel Newell Wilburine Oil Pot Nypean Furniture House of Folkman Thursdey United Refinery Natonal Forge F. —Strothers Wells Ve. Smith Horton Reeostle Tighsbgte H. Byers Baird Tires Ben Taytor Johnson Brothers Johnson Lavathers-Weills Gost National Forge Smith-Horton

Ben Taylor opens Elk League with 615 series record

Ben Taylor of Johnson Brothers set a Elk Bowling League season high with a 292 181 213 series totaling 615. Johnson Brothers won the match taking three points from Milenius Clothes. Four other double hundreds were posted including Al Fischer with 200 and 203 for Milenius Clothes.

Elk Ben” Taylor Johnson Brothers Milenius al” Fischer

Bankers Annex Court Verdict at Lottsville

Led by Harry Lawson and Harold Nero Bankers of the City Basketball league won again last night defeating Lottsville I O C F 51 to 21 at Lottsville The local team led 25 to 11 at halftime Lawson forward scored 21 points with 9 baskets and 3 fouls Nero tallied nine doubles C Johnson and L Johnson starred for Lorisville.

Harry Lawson Harold Nero Lottsville I. O. C. F Lottsville Odd Fellows Warren Lawson Nero C. Johnson L. Johnson Lorisville

Clarendon Boys Fall as Lander Girls Win in Warren County

Lander High School varsity boys defeated Clarendon 34 to 12 in a Warren County league game while Lander girls lost 24 to 9 in the preliminary to the main event. Coach Maurice Rowland shuffled nine players with Lyon and Hayes each scoring 10 points and Sikes and Mahan contributing. refereed by Heaskey, scorer Nelson.

Lander High School Clarendon Lander Lassies Maurice Rowland Lander Lyon Hayes Sikes Mahan Boys Lander Fr. T. FP L. Sikes Dudgeon F W. Mahane Alverne Williams F. T Buttock Hove Bary Swartz G pSherri S Iy Teias Heaskey Nelson

Loughran Fights Back After Two Knockdowns by Lomski

Tommy Loughran's policy of meeting all challengers nearly failed in Madison Square Garden as Leo Lomski floored him twice in the first round. Loughran recovered, fought through a daze, and won the 15 round light heavyweight bout, though Lomski showed danger with sharp punching early.

Loughran Lomski Blonde Panther George Kirkley United Press Star New York Tommy Loughbran Madison Square Garden Leo Lomaki Washington Lemski Jess Gene Tunney Philadelphia Pat Reid Boston Newark

Oil City Triumphs Over Winger Oils In Close Final

Oil City Y M C A defeated Winger Oils 35 to 31 on the association court before a small crowd. Warren led early with eight points, Mackay scored five, and Har Lord boosted Oil City with big baskets. Dorsey, Pedlow, and Pedlowca added steady scoring as Oil City built a 19-13 halftime lead and held off a late Warren rally in the final period.

OIL City al” Wolfe Oil City Y. M. C. A Invadters Warren Oilers Mackey Gil City Center Oils Har* Lord Mackay Oil City Center Porter Ierd City FL. FF. T Finley Peierses Pedlowca Dorsey Davidson OU City Ed Finley Timer Murphy

Company I Holds Lead with Victory Over Newell Printers

Company I, leading the Industrial Court League, defeated Newell Printers 31 to 10 in a strong team performance. Leo Gleese starred for the winners with 12 points, supported by Lytle and Rygren, while Proud led Newell’s effort. The night cap saw National Yorge of Irvine defeat Penn Furnace 33 to 31 in a closely contested contest on the State Armory court.

Company I Newell Printers Nerell Printers Soldier Boys Leo Gleese Lytle Rygren Glein Newell's F. T. Tytle Sonn Aleee Tygren Sardmner Peeve Tobb National Yorge Irvine Penn Furnace Vissors State Armory Sseenel Bron Diam

Butler resolution favorably reported by rules committee

Washington January 6 the Butler resolution authorizing President Coolidge to appoint a special commission to investigate the S44 disaster was reported favorably to the house by the rules committee. The panel amended the measure to require a report by May 15 from a commission of two retired naval officers and three civilians.

Washington UTP Coolidge House

Kanehi Girls Fall To Local School Maidens In Opener

Warren High opened its season with a 42 to 21 victory over Kane High on the school court before a large crowd. Eetty Kopf scored 16 doubles for Warren, Jane Lions added four field goals and two fouls, while Dorothy Fhoropson left the game with a dislocated shoulder after a collision with an opponent.

Warren High Kane High Eetty Kopf Jane Lions Heasley Miss Lyons Dorothy Fhoropson 3. R. Durher Tidlifter

Booby Roll Industrial League Scores Highlight Forge Deficit

National Forge led by Randinenti but struggled in a below par performance as visitors posted a total of 2146. Boilermakers surpassed 2488 with strong marks from Zuer and Len, while Andy Randinenti topped his team with 456. Struthers-Wells dominated the division with a 526 total and Samuelson closing in the half race of the league.

National Forge Andy Randinenti the Forge Big Boys National Forge Samuelson Jackson - Lighmer de Randinell Zaerl Allen Struthers-Wells T. Gary FE. Haeame Stancliff J. Pravd J. Cadagn A. Wilson

Pickett Hardware Tops Baird Tires In City League Opener

Pickett Hardware, formerly Mys terious Five, beat Baird Tires 27 to 22 in City Basketball league play on the M. C. A. hardwood. Pickett led 10-8 after one period and held a close margin the rest of the game with Greer and Baird the Tires’ top scorers.

Pickett Hardware Mysterious Five Baird Tires Pickett Ard Greer Baird Rydholm Bleech Reiley

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Scores sweeping win over Forgers on Arcade Alleys

Struthers Wells met National Forge of Irvine in a key Tribune Industrial league match. Arcade Alleys hosted the event as Wells romped to a four point victory, advancing in the season.

Struthers Wells National Forge Irvine

Evans Turns To Humorous After Dinner Talks For Cleveland Fans

Bill Evans new business manager of the Cleveland club applies his knack for storytelling to postgame and business gatherings. He devised a flexible 1 to 20 minute yarn that blends baseball color with local celebrity tales, keeping audiences entertained while preserving freshness. The piece notes Evans’ past fame in Cleveland and hints at his evolving role as a club executive and speaker. It also mentions Hugo Bezdek receiving naturalization papers, highlighting his rise from Czech–Slovak immigrant to Penn State coach and major league figure.

Bill Evans Cleveland Evans Bill Hugo Bezdek Penn State Eager Ta

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