Newell Printers Lose Four Points to Ironworkers
Ironworkers gained ground in the rowing league by taking four points from Newell Printers. Boilermakers won the first game by 40 pins, with two other decisive margins. Red Stancliffe of Struthers Wells led the half thousand division with an even score as the night produced totals of 2300 and 2074.
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Truthers Wells
Tribune Industs Rowing League
Newell Printers
Boilermakers
Kane High School
Mt. Jewett
Tere
Kane
Hedman
Mmmnery
Kane High
Mt. Jewett Lassies
Ellithorpe
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Hedman E . Trae
Philips Z . Vee
Chiarmonte H. Johnson
Knapp
M. Jewett
Swanson F
Oakes
Malone c
Hines
S. Swanson
Wrens
Soap” Young
F. Ae Billithorpe
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McKenna
S Brown
Richardson
Erickson
Engstrom
T. Linder
Oil City
Oiler High Stars
Endeavor Lumberjacks
Endeavor
Jacks
Oilers
OH City
Williams
F . Ase
Loran
I. Ee
Leyda
C . Weeeen
Dodds
Fuellbart
Shaw
Rudolph
Eferee
Reardon
Dolph
M. Rudolph
Scott
Booby Roll Scores Highlight Night's Low Scoring Open
Earl Wilson led with 472 for the second best total while the high single was 173 by Wilson himself. The night featured widespread off color play and generally low scores among the squad.
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Earl Wilson
Evening Sports Card Features Local Warmups and Big Benefit Game
Tonight at Arcade and Y M C A courts several matchups highlight Warren league activity. United Refinery faces Post Office, Finley Cleaners plays Heelas Flowers, and Bankers meet Pickett Hardware with two High School games serving as prelims. A benefit for Al Wolfe and Eddie Genberg drew strong advance ticket interest as the year’s crowd leader eyes a season finale. In pro rings, Joe Shimkus upset Clarence Eklund for the light heavyweight title in Dallas after a foul. Sharkey to meet Risko in New York as Tex Rickard pushes a 15 round trial. Carmen Hill profile seizes nation attention amid Pirates season push.
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Sports United Refinery
Post Office
Finley Cleaners
Heelas Flowers
Bankers
Pickett Hardware At
Winger
Hodges
Warren
al Wolfe
Eddie” Genberg
Warren General Hospital
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
New York
Tex Rickard
Risko
Sharkey
Tunney
Dempsey
John Buckley
Delaney
Jack
Buckley
Rickard
Youngsville Industrial
New
Youngsville High Court
Youngsville Manufacturing Company
Forrest Mfg. Company
Ex-Y
Firewen
American Legion
Clerke
E. Berous
Youngsville Mfg
Bogart
Allnson
Walters
Amerian Legion
Clerks
Youngsville Mis
Highhouse
de Kingsley
E. Bemus
Bemus
Wldones
B. Kay
Wes Baumgardner
Es Peters
Aes Patch
Streeter
Rere
Rae
Forrest Mig
Hooven
K. Wilson
Oehecee
Ethridge
Ebeed Armstrong
Hoff
Od Crosby
A McKinney
Rer Haight
Renner
Kapp
Ae i Dinney
Rf. Org
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Anderson
Pierce
Crafé
O- Agnew
Rf-Lg
Warner
Delineck
Seekings
Jones
Central
McCarthy
Brennan
Lower East
Nana Cot
Thomas
Arren
W. Kar
Perce
Aberg
Lrg
Penn Furnac
Manson
Warren Tank
Woods
Phenix Furniture
Newell Printers
Hicks
Ruth and Gehrig Lead Baseball Home Run Race in 1927
Lou Gehrig totaled 447 bases on hits while Babe Ruth collected 417. Ruth hit 60 homers to Gehrig's 47, with Gehrig edging Ruth in doubles and triples. New York Yankees powered the league with 158 homers as a team, while Connie Mack’s Athletics trailed.
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Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Columbia
Lou
Babe
Sultan
Gehrig
Ruth
Babe Roth
William
New York
Athletics
Mackmen
Connie
Yankees
Hugmen
Hontera
Has His Big Chance Cohen Eyes Giants Second Baseman Slot
Andy Cohen, recalled from Buffalo, gets a major test from John McGraw for the Giants next spring. Last season with the Buffalo Bisons he starred infield defense and hit .359, helping Buffalo reach the World Series. McGraw hopes Cohen, a Jewish star, can boost gate receipts and fill the second baseman role.
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Andy Cohen
Giants
Buffalo
John McGraw
New York
Andy
Bisons
Toledo Mudhens
Cohen
Malone
Bissonette
McGray
John
Judges Chosen For First Tribune Headpin Tournament
A Warren Tribune sports officers appoint Thad F. Lawson Sam Cosmano Diet Pearce Clyde Meifanus and W L Foley as judges for the inaugural Headpin tournament at Arcade Alleys run by The Tribune sports department and local sponsors. Entry is 25 cents per game with prizes planned up to three cash awards plus additional gifts.
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Thad F. Lawson
Sam Cosmano
Diet Pearce
Clyde Meifanus
W. L. Foley
the Tribune
McManus
Warren
County
Warren Furniture wins half title in Industrial Bowling clash
Warren Furniture clinched the first half championship by taking four points from Tribune in a league match. Total score reached 2543 with one game exceeding 900 as winners dominated the affair.
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Tribune Industrial Bowling League
Warren Furniture
Tribune
Bantam Champ Is Winner Of Fight
Milwaukee Wisconsin Bud Taylor world bantamweight champion scored a freak knockout over Phil Zwick Baukauma Wisconsin last night Zwick hit Taylor in the second round and stood for a nine count before Taylor won as Zwick failed to rise before the tenth count Referee Walter Houlstan awarded the bout amid a crowd objection Everett Scott has just landed a job with the Reading Pa ball club
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Milwaukee
Wis
Dan
U. P
Bud Taylor
Phil Zwick
Baukauma
Zwick
Hoor
Taylor
Walter Houlstan
Everett
Scott
Reading
New York Box Commission Raises Fighter Guarantee
The New York state athletic commission adopted a rule increasing the usual guarantee for championship and major matches to 5000 dollars, replacing the former 2500 dollar forfeit. The rule, applied with discretion, follows a protest by Charles J Harvey over Delaney Heeney tune-up plans ahead of the Madison Square Garden bout on March first. Heeney and Delaney become the first to be affected by the higher guarantee and the note recalls Scott and Miller Hugsin's club history before the Yanks era.
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New York
U.P
New York State Athletic Commission
Charles J. Harvey
Tom Heensy
Jack Delaney
Delaney
Week's Schedule From United Refinery Page
Ge Sino Records high single by F. Rapp at United Refinery. high totals include J. Blomquist for Nypean Furniture and Struthers-Wells. Weekly schedule lists Wednesday United Refinery Post Office. Thursday Wilborine Oil vs Smith-Horton. Friday Nypean Furniture vs Na tional Forge. Wednesday Finley Cleaners vs Teelas Flowers. Wednesday Bankers vs Mysterius Five.
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F. Rapp
United Refinery
J. Blomquist
Nypean
Furniture
Warren Tribune
Struthers-Wells
United Refinery Post Office
Wilborine Oil
Smith-Horton
Nypean Furniture
National Forge
Finley Cleaners
Teelas Flowers
Bankers
Mysterius Five
Strothers-Wellz
Sas National Forge
Post Office
His United Refinery
House of Folkman
Nypeon Furniture
Neveal Printere
Wilburine
Wees
Chicago Opens Push for Tunney Title Fight Here
Chicago moves to land Gene Tunney next heavyweight title bout with backing from business interests, the boxing commission, and politicians. Anton Cermak reports Tunney favors Chicago. Rickard must name an opponent by February 1 with a $100,000 forfeit. Tunney objects to opponent selection by elimination.
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Tunney
Chicago
U. P
Halfsheo
Gene Tunney
Illinois Boxing Commission
Anton J. Cermak
Cook County Board
Florida
Paul Prehn
Boxing Commission
Cermak
Rickard
Custor
Ymak
Tungry
Kane's Arcade Cafe Trounces Warren Big Five in Inter-City Meet
Kane's Arcade Cafe bowling team dominated Warren Big Five 2876 to 2679 on Kane alleys. Edgert and Block led Kane with 645 and 607, Edgett 248 in the second, while Werzen topped 855 across games but fell short. Doubles Fischer Johnson and Wheeler Block also posted strong totals as Kane claimed the night.
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Arcade Cafe
Kane
Warren
Edgert
Block
Werzen
al Fischer
Mel Johnson
Wheeler
Dad” Shotts
Edgett
Kane Man
Shotts
Kane Wheeler
Wallace
Trimble
Black
Warren Big Five
Fischer Wes
M. Johnson
Hodges Clothes Smother Baird Tires In Netball Clash
Hodges Clothes stretched its city league winning streak to eight with a 56 to 23 victory over Baird Tires. Hoagvall battled Har Lord for the league’s top scorer while Bob Offerie and Barney Senger led Hodges with multiple baskets and free throws.
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Hodges
City Bar
Baird Tires
Baird Clan
Real Bell
Billy” Hoagvall
Har” Lord
Toagvall
Lord
High Hedges
Bob” Offerie
Barney” Senger
Senger
Hutch
Hutchings
Baird’sineup
White
F-C
Ward
Offerle
Healer
Archibald
Bairds
T Willard
Peterson
Hoageall
Baird
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Struthers
P. Gretzler
Newells
Wells
Seeees
LSE
Stancliffe
Haumesser
Praud
Wilson
Tol
Newell
Gretzleree
Washburg
Nipgen
Jewett
Dallas
Texas
Joe Shimkus
Clarence Eklund
Saung
Shimkus
Eklund
Cullin Cain
Carmen Hill
Corry Boy
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buccaneers
Cain
Dane Brown
WTA
BOX Commission
Miller Hugsin
Youngs
Ge Sino
Elk's League
Hosevill Hardware
Milenius Clothes Use
Style Shop
Johnson Brothers
Wood
Berry-McCoy
Metzger- Wright A
B. Malone
Metzger- Wright
Ben Taylor
City Court League
Fodger
Bankers Encreaes
Pickett Hardware
Ieelas Flowers
Windy City
Champ
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