Newell Compositors Beat Pressmen In Arcade Bowling Match
Newell Compositors defeated Newell Pressmen by 802 to 1785 at the Arcade Alleys in a lively bowling contest. After the match a banquet at Hook Farm hosted 16 guests with Mecklin strong at the table. the evening featured music, a program, and bowling scores well over two hundred.
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Newell Pressmen
Arcade Aileys
Hook Farm
Chandlers Valley Road
Bob” Mecklin
Quinn
Mechlin
Paul Gretzler
Emmett Ecklund
Steve Wyznak
Schwanke
Washburg
Harris
Behwanke
Gretzler
Grace Netters Routed by High School Thirds 46 29
Grace M. E basketball team was slowed and routed by High School Thirds 46 to 29. Half time score 4 to 15, third period 21 to 36. Scalise led Grace Reserves with 12 points, Bradford 10. Murphy top Grace scorer with 11, Donald also contributed as guard.
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Grace M. E
Towers
Tas
Scalise
Bradford
Grace
Murphy
Donald
Delaney and Paolino win by knockouts in New York
George Kirkley reports two swift knockout wins boosting Jack Delaney and Paolino Paolino in the Tunney elimination sweepstakes. Delaney toppled Sully Montgomery in 20 seconds, while Paolino stopped Ed Keeley in 2 minutes 50 seconds as both move closer to heavyweight contention.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Gene Tunney
Jack Delaney
Paolina Zzendyn
Delaney
Sully Montgomery
Zzendan
Ed Keeler
Bridgeport O Ut
Montgomery-Delaney
Honer
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Mable
Heene
Sharkey
Risko
The Rise of Grover Alexander From Second Base To Major Leagues
The narrative tracks Grover Alexander starting as a 16 year old second baseman then becoming a pitcher. He moved from St Paul Nebraska to Central City and Galesburg before joining Syracuse and Philadelphia. His early minor league wins and 1911 major league success mark a rapid ascent to stardom.
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Grover Alexander
Cteran
Alex
St. Paul
Neb
Central City
Galesburg
Charley Carr
Indianapolis
Syracuse
Phillies
Philadelphia
Winger Oil Players Cleared To Join City League Ball
City league play widens with Winger Oils semi pro players cleared to compete. Five new entries strengthen Hodges Clothes, Finley Cleaners, Pickett Hardware, Heelas Flowers, and Baird Tires. This week features four games including a Heelas Flowers Pickett Hardware matchup and a Bankers Hodges Clothiers high cap contest.
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Teenie Flowers
Pick Hardware
Baird Tires
Finley Orev Edneuday
Bank Hodge Weav
Hodges Clothes
Finley
City Court League
Finley Cleaners
Heelas
Baird
Pickett Hardware
Winger Oil
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Pat
Berg
Don Finley
Turp” Pedlow
Newell Printers
Ped” Bavideon
Dan” Dorsey
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Peterson
Tonent
Heelas Flowers
Bankers
Hodges Clothiers
Fin Jey Cleaners
Kinzu a Cheveys Celebrate Court Win
Kinza Cheveys formerly Kin zua Independents changed title last night and beat Clarendon’s Indies 58 to 18 on the Community House court. In the preliminary, Kinzua High tandens defeated the town sextette 19 to 11.
Buffalo Tech High Rallies to Beat Warren Blue 31 26
Buffalo Technical High staged a strong closing period rally to defeat Warren's Blue and White 31 to 26 on Saturday night. Local scores favored the home team 11 to 4 in the final frame as Warren High netters prepared for a key road game at Kane against Mountaineers.
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Buffalo Technical High
Warren
Warren High Netters
Kane
Crack Mountaineer
Erie East
Titusville
Ene Central
Records Highs and Totals From Local Meet
United Refinery and Warren Tribune provide results across events. High single by Rapp of United Refinery. high total by Bloomquist of Nypena nture. team high total credits to Warren Tribune. Multiple matches list Friday to Saturday including Smith-Horton and Johnson Brothers finales.
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United Reinery
Bloomquist
Nypenanture
Warren Tribune
Wam
Strothers- Welle
United Refinery House of Folkman
National Forge
Newell
Smith-Horton
Wilburine Or
Struthers-Wells
Malone
Jetzger- Wright
Ben Taylor
Johnson Brothers
Johnson Brothore
Hodges Terrors Dominate Flat Tires In 81-8 Victory
Hodges Terrors crushed the Flat Tires 81 to 8 as the defense stifled the opponents and Har scored 19 field goals. The former high school player showcased scoring prowess with continuous baskets, fueling the lopsided win.
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Hodges
Har
Elk League Honor Roll Ad Campaign in Tribune
Fractured reader notice offers advertising space for The Tribune with subscription prompt and insurance header. The fragmented text highlights an Elk League honor roll reference and Tribune branding, inviting readers to subscribe.
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HONOR
ELK League
Dempsey Considers Return But Prefers Careful Timing
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, speaking in Los Angeles, doubts fighting again but contemplates a possible June bout in New York if he can recover and receive proper financial backing. Reports from United Press and The Illustrated Daily News mention varied opponents and a Madison Square Garden plan within 90 days.
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Jack Dempsey
Los Angeles
Grve Tenney
New York
United Press Dispatch
Daily News
Jack Sharkey
Tom Ae
Johnny Ricko
Madisoquare Garden
Gaird Loses Forfeit In Antler League Bowling Play
Baird Tires of the Elk Bowling League forfeited to Wood Florists last night, the former team failing to have four players. Four points were awarded via the forfeit route.
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Baird Tires
Elk
Wood Florists
Hogan Stars as P O Five Grabs Four Point Win
In the Tribune Industrial bowling league match Nspenn Furniture suffers a setback as their top bowler Joe Bloomquist is out of action while Hogan stars. Five grabs a four point win over the Furniture team in a tightly contested contest.
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Nspenn Furniture
Joe” Bloomquist
City
Tribune Industrial
Post Office Tops Arcade Leagues 4 to 0
Night play on Arcade alleys ends 4 to 0 as the Post Office team defeats NyPenn Furniture led by Emerson and R. Evenue of NyPenn Furniture in a competitive matchup.
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R. Evenue
Nypenn Furniture
M. Emerson
Kypenn Furniture
Woodworkers push P-C to limit in bruising loss
In a slow tilt, ft Woodworkers fell 801 to 620 to P-C after a tight third. Don Hogan led Post Office with a 194 high single and 516 total pins, the only scorer over 600. Reid Anderson of Ny penn topped with a 191 third and 498 total as his team posted mixed scores.
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M. Emerson
Maeder
Avenue
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