World's Famous Bowling Star To Exhibit Here On February 25
Jimmy Smith, famed ten pin bowler, to bowl exhibitions against local talent on Arcade runways. Thad Lawson announces shows on Saturday February 26 with Smith on a U S and Canada tour age 44 and reputed best in the game. He claims 16 perfect games, 30 straight games of 7311 pins, and a 243 average. He has held multiple titles including American Bowling Congress all events champion and Canadian record series 771 in Toronto 1911.
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Thad Lawson
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New York
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Two Hard Games Slated For High Passers Tonight
Buffalo Tech and Warren's varsity face a tough night after a 7:30 pm start. Peters and Dennig are out, affecting the lineup as Warren aims to topple the Bison City outfit. Tomorrow the top squads meet Jamestown on the latter's court.
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Buffalo Tech
Warren
Jamestown
Davidson
Milt” Peterson
Bernard Dennig
Wight Warren High
Bison City
Charles F. Lyman
Buffalo
Jimtown
The
Journal
Central High School
Lincoln School
Fight Results From Multiple Cities Across Ten Rounds
United Press reports boxers McKeesport Toledo Luis Carpen ture defeated Jackie Rodgers Pittsburgh in ten rounds. Allen Beatty Uniontown defeated Georgie Peck Pittsburgh in the semifinal. Tommy Farley and Johnny Reyes drew in Philadelphia ten rounds. Tommy Cooney defeated Harry Weller in eight. Pat Eddie Reed and Gene Baldoin drew in Philadelphia eight. Jimmy Golden and Art Vetters drew in Philadelphia eight. Izzy Schwarz defeated Harry Goldstein in ten rounds. Melvin Ott signed outfielder contract in New York. Cautious buyers urged to read classified ads.
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Mckeesport
Luis Carpenture
Toledo
Jackie Rodgers
Pittsburgh
Allen Beatty
Uniontown
Georgie Peck
Philadelphia
Tommy Farley
Johnny Reyes
Manayunk A. C
Tommy Cooney
Harry Wellace
Pat Eddie Reed
New York
Gene Baldoin
Wilkes-Barre
New Broadway Arena
Jimmy Golden
Art Vetters
Local Bowling Tilt Highlights Tribune Leagues
National Forge edged Wholesalers by three in a Tribune league match at Arcade alleys. Andersen of South Horton led with 583 total, including a 215 high game as a crowded slate of games and a first annual headpin tournament built for next week drew local bowlers.
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South Horton
National Forge
Andersen
the Tribune
Spillers
First Methodist and Baptists Court Inter Church Tilts
First Methodist and First Baptists staged Inter Church Basketball games last night with two close results. Baptist younger boys beat Presbyterians 13 to 10, while Lutherans edged Episcopalians 30 to 29 in the older boys division. Whitewashes included Grace M E blanking First M E younger girls 4 to 0, and Grace M E defeating the Methodist younger boys. Nine games total.
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Duff
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Colese Weaver
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Bjers and Rossell Lead Razzle Dazzle Tourney Standings
Harold Bjers and Frank Rossell sit atop the Razzle Dazzle tournament at Arcade alleys with 1225 pins as it wraps Saturday night. Jack Koepp and Sam Cosmano trail by two pins at 1223, while Gibby Johnson and Clyde McManus hold third at 1221. Cosmano and Johnson posted a 677 three game total last night, a strong effort yet not enough to crack the Big Three.
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Frank Rossell
Jack Koepp
Booby Roll Independent and Industrial League Scores
Independent T Meneo and Soda Pops dominated drifting displays with scores 119 120 115. Industrial League entries L Holcemb and Smith Horton posted 121 while Abbott Wilburine Oil saw 123. Bean Wilburine Oil 104 G Guage Wilburine 124 D Radspinner Wilburine 106 and G Bean Wilburine Oil 105.
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Erie Terrible Five Triumph In Four Man Match
Erie Terrible Five edged Soda Pops 1964 to 1837 at Arcade Alleys in a four man independent match. McManus led Terribles with 198 high single and Cosmane paced Soda Pops with a 551 series. Miller contributed 433 in relief for Soda. Also noted were the Cubs signing Blake and Jones to 1928 contracts.
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Clyde McManus
The
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Sodas
T. Meneo
Gib Johnson
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J. Daley
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University of Illinois Baseball Announces Eight-Game Trip
The University of Illinois baseball team will play eight games with a southern opponent on the annual training trip in Champaign Illinois.
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University of Ilinois
Illinois
Close Tribune League Bowling Tilt Stirs Arcade Alleys
Wilburine Gil Company’s Tribune Industrial Bowling League entry faced Smith-Horton in a tight match on Arcade alleys. Smith-Horton led after two games, with totals 2105 to Wilburine 2088, then Wilburine pulled ahead in the final, winning by 51 pins. G Bean high single 182 and 440 total tied for Wilburine. Rangers blank Detroit 3–0 in NHL game.
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al” Fischer
Leo Weidert
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Collected Attor ney Declares No Move For Suspect
A district attorney was asked to move heaven and earth to pursue a felon. He responded there would be no use moving any locality, as the feptor died last week.
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