Warren Team Travels to Erie for League Game
Warren High, under Coach J. B. Leidig, heads to Erie tonight to face East’s Scarlet and Gray passers in a scholastic league meet. After losses to Academy and Central, Warren aims to rebound with a win against Erie East, while Titusville High hosts Lakewood in the home opener with a preliminary by Ped Davidson and Barney Senger.
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Warren
Eaie
East
Scarlet & Gray
Central
Academy
Arren High Cagers
J. B. Leidig
Erie
Gus Anderson
Lake City
Erie East Crew
Erue
White
Oil City
Sunrisers
Leidy
Titusville High
Queen City
Erie Cental
Titusville
Lakewood High
Varsity
High score highlights from local bowling meet
Results show high single by F Rapp for United Refinery and high total by J Blomauist for Nypenn Furniture. Warren Tribune notes Struthers Wells posting 2691 as team high, with Ben Taylor and Johnson Brothers among top totals. Friday events include Hoagwall Hardware and Johnson Brothers leading in team totals.
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F. Rapp
United Refinery
J. Blomauist
Nypenn Furniture
Warren Tribune
Intel
Struthers-Wells
B. Matone
Metager- Wright
Ben Taylor
Johnson Brothers
Style Shop
Welter Boxers Battle Tonight in New York Ring
Ace Hudkins of Nebraska faces Lew Tendler of Philadelphia in a 10 round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The lively card promises fast exchanges as both veterans bring strong reputations and the division weighs on upcoming title prospects.
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Ace Hudkins
Lew Tendler
New York
Nebraska Wildcat
Philadelphia
Madison Square , Garden
Fistiana
Los Angeles
Joe Dundee
Ace Hodkins
California Boxing Commission
Dundee
New York Commission
Ony
Tendler
Sammy Baker
Bakery
Bassler Starts 1928 in Minors With Hollywood Club
Johnny Bassler, longtime Tigers catcher, begins the 1928 season in the Pacific Coast League with Hollywood after being purchased from Toronto. Known as a premier backstop, Bassler is praised for his pitcher handling, game sense, and ability to read batters, despite Ty Cobb era pitching challenges in Detroit.
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Johny Bassler
Detroit Tigers
Hollywood
Toronto
Bassler
Tigers
Ty Cobb
Bic
Johnny
Sugar Grove Beats Kinzua Club 44 to 17 in Upset
Sugar Grove trounced Kin zua 44 to 17 as Frank Grovers tallied 12 field goals and 2 fouls to lead Sugar Grove. Hank Burrows stood out for Kinzua with 4 fields and a foul, while Burrows was the Chevrolet team’s lone multi-scoring player. Timekeeper Green. Scorer Sherred.
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Stone Chevrolets
Kinzua
Sugargrove
Independents
Frank, Grovers
Hank” Burrows
Burrows
Chevrolet
Sugar Grove
S.seees
B. Morton
Wade
D Burroughs
Rg We
Farrell
F. Morton
Moylan
Green
Two Girls Killed by Express Train in Oak Park
Two young girls Imelda Lorgion aged 11 and Mary Steffens aged 9 were fatally struck by an express interurban train after crossing under safety gates blocking the track near Oak Park. Motorman William Carroll collapsed after the collision.
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Chicago
Oak Park
Imelda Lorgion
Mary Steffens
William Carroll
Wath Ee Bae
Bowling league and scores highlight Erie sports night
Elk Bowling league meets Sunday at two with Elk Bowling club house officials approving second half talk. Tonight features Wilburnie Oil vs Struthers Wells and others on Arcade and Elk alleys plus Warren High girls vs Oil City maidens. Notable mentions include Heinie Anderson’s Edinboro win and Johnny Phillips’ rising Kane High play.
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Wilburnie Oil
Struthers-Wells
Heagwall Hardware
Johnson Brothers
Warren
Elk Bowling League
Afel Johns Bon
Style Shop
Warren High
Oil City
Boxing results from Tacoma to Philadelphia reported
Fight results show Dode Bercot and Don Dras Ar drawing in Tacoma. Mickey Gill beat Harry Ketchell in Vancouver. Santiago Zorilla from Panama won a ten round bout in Los Angeles. Will Matthews defeated Jake Kilrain in Philadelphia. Ralph Smith stopped Jack Kezier in semis. Babe Ruth defeated Frank Acco in Philadelphia eight rounds. Mickey Martell knocked out Battling Abe Cohen in Philadelphia semis.
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Tacoma
Wash
Dode Bercot
Mentor
Don Drasar
Spokane
Mickey Gill
Vancouver
B. C
Philadelphia
Will Matthews
Baltimore
Jake Kilrain
California
Ralph Smith
Jack Kezier
Galveston
Babe Ruth
Frank Acco
New Broadway A. C
Mickey Martell
Abe Cohen
Aunt of Labor Secretary Dies in Pittsburgh Suburb
Lettia David Phillips 72, aunt of James J. Davis secretary of labor, died at her daughter Mrs. John E. Hughes home in Dormont a suburb on Thursday.
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Pittsburgh
Pieftsburgh
Upj
Lettia David Phillips
James J. Davis
Secretary of
Labor
John E. Hughes
Dormont
Smith Horton Trims Newell's in Tribune League Match
Smith Horton edged Newell Printers 3 to 1 in the Tribune Industrial Bowling League last night. The Prints saved a whitewash with a third frame rally, the closest finish of the evening by seven pins. Smith Horton won the first two starts, adding a point for total pins. no double centuries or 500 totals were posted. Harry Nipgen led the Prints with the night's high single.
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Smith-Horton
Newell Printers
Tribune
Harry Nipgen
Booby Roll Industrial League Scores Noted
Industrial League results show H Bengtson and Smith-Horton 113, P Gretzler and Newell Prints 11 percent, E Dey with Newell Prints 118, B Hook with Newell Prints 107 and 123.
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Industrial League
H. Bengtson
Smith-Horton
P. Gretzler
Newell
E. Dey
B. Hook
Smith-Horton L. Weidert
Holcomb
Bengston
Chenberg
West
Vagge Niece
Ens
Newell Printers
Ig Baie
Be Hook
Nipgen
Waushbure
Quinn Tee
Bowlers post topline scores in regional event
Toppled 182 pins in the second. Paul Yagege, cleaning up for the Wholesalers, was the most consistent bowler and took total laurels with 496. He posted games of 180, 162 and 154, with Nipgen second best.
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Paul Yagege
Nipgen
Heene y Delaney Bout, Boxing Plans Stir 1930s Fight Card
Rumors outline a Madison Square Garden clash between Tom Heeney and Jack Delaney on March 1 with negotiations for Tack Sharkey versus Johnny Risko on March 12. Winners may meet at Yankee Stadium in May, then face Gene Tunney in June, shaping a path around Dempsey for a fall title shot.
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New York
Tom Heeney
Jack Delaney
Madison Square_Garden
Tack Sharkey
Johnny Risko
Yankee Stadium
Survivor
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Paolino Uzendun
George Godfrey
Roberto Roberts
Jack Dorval
Knute Hansen
Tex Rickard
Humbert J. Fugazy
Delaney-Heeney
Joe Jacobs
Delaney
Jack
Risko
Heeney
North
Jack Humbeck
Boston
Sally Montgomery
Fortworth
Tex
Giant
St. Nicholas Arena
Prolino
Mexico City
Quinton Romero-Rojas
Los Angeles
Black Menace
Bank cashier shoots dead two bandits in hold up
Portland Oregon January 20 1930 two bandits attempted a bank robbery at Mont Scott State Bank. Arthur J Demorest the cashier shot both assailants to death and police found the soda ae (text cut) at the scene.
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Portland, Obe
Arthur J. Demorest
Mont Scott State Bank
Major League Spring Training Looms for 1928 Ball Year
Southbound teams will begin spring workouts within a month as managers and players brace for a banner attendance season. Talks of player contracts and holdouts color the pre season, with new skippers Peckinpaugh Slattery and Shotten promising quick impact. Strong contenders emerge in both leagues, led by Pirates Cubs Yankees and others eyeing top spots.
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Cnnvel
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Cincinnati
Roger Peckinpaugh
Jack Slattery
Burt Shotten
Boston
Hornsby
St. Louis
Cubs
Reds
Carnegie Steel announces $1 a ton price rise
Pittsburgh January 20. William G Clyde president of the Carnegie Steel Company announces an advance of one dollar per ton in the price of steel. The move affects orders expected for early spring shipments and signals a widening steel market.
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Pittsburgh
William G. Clyde
Carnegie Steel Company
Fadale Pounds Maples For High Score Of Year
Warren alleys saw a season high broken late Tuesday at the Arcade as Frankie Fadale barber rolled three high games totaling 696 pins. His 269 single shattered the year’s mark of 265 set by Harold Biers on Arcade opening night. A fan who watched the rolls noted most of Fadale’s hits were perfect.
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Warren Alleys
Frankie” Fadale
Barber
Harold Biers
Fadale
College Results Across Three States and Upsets
Lawrence Kansas University of Kansas defeats Iowa State 46 to 33 in basketball. Northwestern falls to Ohio State 43 to 38 marking Ohio State’s first win. Rhode Island State beats Upsala 43 to 26. Bucknell crushes Scykill 66 to 16. Hamilton defeats Alfred 24 to 22.
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Lawrence
Kans
University of Kansas
Iowa
Columbus
Northwestern
Ohio State
Ohio
Province
R. L
Rhode Irland
Upsala College
Williamsport
Bucknell University
Scykill
Clinton, N
Hamilton University
Alfred University
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Wilburine
Hoagwall Hardware
Hodges Clothes
Finley Cleaners
National Forge
Bruichnelton
House of Folkman
Warren Tribune Nypean Furnitue
Wilborine Oil
Elm's League
Lost
Pet
Hoagwall Hardayare
Milenius Clothes Tee Style Shop
Baird Tires
Johnson Broth Wee
Wood Florists
Berry-McCoy Seer
Metzger-Wright Krpee
Penn Furnace
Warren Tank
Ssee Phenix Furniture
St. Joe Cadets
Penn Railroad
City Court League
Hodges Clothessee
Bankers Adwisceetee
Pickett Hardware
Baird
Heelas
Dane Brown
Kinzua Club
Heinie’ Anderson
Edinboro
Fredonis Normal
Fredonia
Ray Kennedy
Warren Ringoes
Charlotte Hornets
Kennedy
Credit
Howard Potts
Harry Flint
Flint
Corry Keystones
Keys
Big Reds
Michigan
Keystone
Johnny” Phillips
Kane
Phillips
Stanton
Ray Phillips
Ray
Elk Bowling Teague
Milenius
Berry McCoy
Hoograll Hardware
Champions
Santiago
Zoril
Panama
Young Nationalista
Culver
Tribune Insar
Smith & Horton
Newell's
Printers
Yagge
Chapman
Cuyler
Braves
Giants
New York Yankees
Erene
Central Seconds
East Street
Driscoll
Birch
F. T
Bartsch
Olson
G . i Greenland
Qq Central
F. v. Africa
Lillard
Doolittle
Cogswell
Aferon
Combs
Phister
Benogn
Leptin
Kaynee
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