Unique Headpin Tournament Opens Next Monday Night
The Tribune sports department sponsors a new headpin bowling tournament at Arcade alleys starting the week of January 30. Open to all bowlers from Warren Irvine and nearby towns with a one prize per bowler rule and no strikes or spares. Entry fees pool to prizes. schedule and awards to be announced. beginner friendly with strong community interest.
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Sugargrove Indies Overpower Warren Bankers 58 to 1
Sugargrove Indies defeated Warren Bankers 58 to 1 in a high scoring City Basketball League game at the Y M C A Saturday night. Frank led the visitors with 10 field goals and 2 fouls for 22 points, aided by W Johnson and Scott with five rebounds each. Lawson topped Warren with 16 points as Nero narrowly followed.
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Struthers-Wells Leads Week’s Bowling Scores at Tribune
The Warren Tribune lists high totals by Struthers-Wells 2502 for the week and 243 high single by B Malone of Metzger-Wright. It also details this week’s schedule including Struthers-Wells versus Newell Printers and United Refinery against Post Office with other matchups.
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Columbus High Divides Twin Girls and Boys Meet
Columbus and Chandlers Valley split a Saturday twin bill with the boys’ race 28 to 15 and the Columbus girls’ team defeating Chandlers Valley 15 to 4 in the preliminary. Chandlers Valley’s MacFarland and Anderson led their side, while Columbus’ Aikens and Bates stood out in the prelim. Johnson starred for the visitors in the loss.
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Erie Girls Edge Newell Printers In Close Arcade Match
Exhibition bowling at Arcade pits Ritz Restaurant girls once Orioles of Ene against Newell Printers of The Tridune Industrial Howdre league. Newell Printers win by 32 pins, 2100 to 2087, after rolling 729 in first game versus the girls 659 for a 70-pin edge.
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Booby Roll Bowling Night In Erie Featured Strong Scores
Vickey Ritz and Perritt led with high marks, while Newell's players Nipgen and Quinn posted solid totals. Kestner and Smith starred for the Erie ladies, with Smith at 457 and Lee Allen the top bowler at 480. About 75 fans watched, including a dozen women, as the match ended with a home return game planned for February 11 in Erie alleys yet to be chosen.
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Lander Netters Cop Two Events
Lander High trimmed Sheffield in both parts of the county league double header. The boys won 18 to 17 and the girls prevailed 20 to 14 in the prelim. Hayes the guard starred for Lander with four baskets. Huber topped Sheffield, while Nelson and White scored for Lander in the prelim and Irvine stood out for the losers.
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Seconds Topple Lakewood Outfit in Warren High Contest
Warren High Seconds overwhelmed Lakewood High 84 to 18 on home court in Warren Titusville prelim. All Warren players scored. Mack Gibson Boyette Stein led scorers, while Bark Greenwood were the main NY invaders. Lakewood struggled after a tight first period, then faded as Warren pulled away.
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Sub-High Triumphs Over East In Lopsided 54 to 0 Game
Sub-High handed East street representatives a whitewash in a Pioneer Basketball league game Saturday winning 54 to 0. Tingwall led with 22 points as Siggins and Field supported, giving South’s team a historic rout, per Warren Tribune Newsboys.
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Ers twhile East Star Signs with Cleveland Ros enblooms
Warren friends of Pug Mahoney, erstwhile Erie East High star and noted all around athlete, will follow his work with the Cleveland Ros enblooms of the American Basketball league after signing a contract Saturday. Mahoney joined the club yesterday at Toledo and was to play Sunday, with reservations on the deal. If he proves himself in this week's independents contests he may stay, otherwise he will return to Erie to play with the South street quintet.
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Warren High sextette rolls to 70 point win over Oi Cuy Iris
Warren High's Blue and White stretched early season wins to three with a 70 to 9 triumph over Oi Cuy Iris. Exie Ritz Restaurant girls struggled against Newell Printers in an exhibition, while Erie stars Kestner and Smith led the visitors. Harris talks Pirates contract. trip to Olympia follows. Jamestown game set at Central High.
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Elk Loop Bowling Second Half Delayed to Next Week
Elk Bowling league postpones start of the second half by one week after Sunday meeting at the clubhouse. A new slate will be drawn as many forfeits threaten reducing the circuit from eight to six teams. Meeting led by Mel Johnson, league president.
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Sugar Grove High to Clash with Seconda Wednesday Night
Two high school basketball games are scheduled for Wednesday on the local court. At eight Sugar Grove High faces Seconda, while at seven the High Thirds perform with opponents to be announced. Coach Leidig announced the prelims for Friday’s Warren versus Buffalo Tech main event. A separate column notes a headpin bowling tourney starting next Monday at Arcade Alleys with prizes.
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Cornell Loopers Displace Yale From League Lead
New York Jan 23 Cornell University under Layton the leading scorer beat Yale to move atop the eastern intercollegiate basketball league. Dartmouth the 1926 title holders sits second with Pennsylvania and Yale in a tie for third. Fodder of Yale extended his league scoring lead with seven points to 85 this season while Heep of Dartmouth and Layton of Cornell are tied for second with 30 points. Cornell was set to meet Princeton in the only game this week.
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Blue and White Rally Edges Titusville For Win
Warren defeats Titusville 28 to 20 to snap a two game skid. After trailing 14 to 11 at halftime, Warren surged in the second half, led by Belevino with multiple baskets and White with key scores. Smith led Titusville with 10 points, eight in the opening period, as Warren held off late threats to secure seventh win of the year.
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Hodges Terrors Roll Over Grace M Ew 66 to 32
Hodges Terrors stretch eleven game win streak with a 66 to 32 victory over Grace M Ew. Lord led Hodges with 18 baskets and seven from the line as the team pulled away after a tight start. Randinelli Gorton and others contributed for Grace, but the Terrors dominated the final three quarters.
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