Tribune bowls start of Warren headpin tourney tonight
The Tribune launches Warren county headpin tournament at Theade Alleys with Industrial League members spilling the first. About fifty entrants and twenty one prizes planned including three cash awards for top spillers. Kidder Hutchens offers two pounds of candy. Open to all bowlers, each plays three games with only the highest score counting for a prize. No practice balls allowed though a practice game is allowed before entry fee.
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Illegal To Tamper With Parked Auto
Harrisburg January 28 authorities warn that horn sounding moving or tampering with any motor vehicle on public highways is prohibited. The Vehicular Traffic Code section 1027 covers such acts including chalk soap or varnish damage. Penalty includes a $10 fine or up to five days in jail.
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Harrisburg
Cosgrave Tours Historic Philadelphia Area Visit
President Wm. T. Cosgrave of the Irish Free State continued his Philadelphia area tour visiting historic sites. After meeting Cardinal Dougherty he travels to Valley Forge and to the grave of Mad Anthony Wayne at St. Davids, plans to lay a wreath at John Wanamaker statue and attend a reception and banquet hosted by the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick.
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Philadelphia
Wm. T. Cosgrave
Chamberlin to Take Off Today for New York
Clarence D. Chamberlin left Greensburg by train for Mifflin Pa from which he planned to fly a small plane to New York later today. He previously left his plane at Mifflin after visiting Altoona Johnstown and Greensburg. Stormy weather in the Pennsylvania Mountains could delay the trans Atlantic flyer’s hop to New York.
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Warren High maidens triumph in girls hoops 55 to 8
Warren High girls defeated Titusville 55 to 8 in a preparatory match before the Warren Titusville boys game. The article also notes a large attendance for the Aerial A C ice carnival, and various local sports items including boxing matchups and Cubs contract news.
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Adams enters race for Reed's senatorial toga
Harrisburg January 22 The first definite announcement to succeed United States Senator David A Reed was made as William S Adams a local hotel man entered the race as a wet candidate for the Republican nomination. CAUTIOUS BUYERS read the Classified Ads carefully.
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Valuable prizes to be presented at Tribune Headpin Bowling
A list of twenty one prizes for a Tribune bowling contest outlines rewards from first prize of 50 percent of entry fees to twenty first prize of two pounds of Schrafft candy. Prizes include shoes, clocks, pens, knives, shirts, belts, leather goods, beverages, coffee, skating tickets, quinine, rubbers, cigars, candy. Numerous sponsors include Arcade alleys, Pickett Hardware, Style Shop, Printz Company, Warren Maid Ginger Ale, E D Everts Hardware, Baird Tire Shop, Palace of Sweets, Smith Morton, Warren Roller Rink, Frank Wagner barber, Lester Shoe Co, Merle Graham, and Guiffre.
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Third Avenue
Conservatory
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Lester Shoe Company
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Arcade Five Trims Erie Girls In Special Sunday Bowling
Arcade Five defeated the All-Star Woman team of Lake City 2663 to 2495 at Erie alleys on Sunday. Warren’s men topped 900 twice with 596 in the first and 908 in the third. Arcade’s second game was 804. Al Fischer led Arcade with 532, while Abbey led the Briscot club.
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Arcade honors on honor roll match results
Special Match E saw Jaynes and Cosimano from Arcade posting top scores, with C McManus also from Arcade reaching 204. Abbey and Lukens led Erie Girls with 200 and 205 respectively, highlighting strong performances from both schools.
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Warren Riflers In Fine Victory Over Falconer
Warren Riflers showed good form in their inter city match with Falconer at Jamestown Saturday. The Warren team scored 1384 to 1879 with Julia of the losers posting high individual score 238 and W Wilder and F Keller of Warren tied for second with 282. A twelve man team format counted the five best scores and Warren plans a mail match Tuesday against the McKean Riflers of Bradford, plus upcoming matches with the Lakewood Pistol and Rifle Club of Ohio.
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Two Hard Games Face Hi Netters This Week
Warren High tackles Erie Academy Friday at home and Titusville High Saturday in Titusville. Leidigmen lost 82 to 22 to an Academy squad on January 6. Warren seeks revenge after a 23 to 20 rally win over Titusville last week, with a likely capacity crowd for Friday’s visit by the Erie Lions.
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Married Men Triumph In Exhibition Bowling Match
After a Saturday dinner at Pete McCabe’s food emporium the Tribune bowling team staged an exhibition on Arcade alleys. The married men beat the singles 939 to 854 over two games with the singles forfeiting the third. Fred Schumacker led the winners with 384 total, while Count Guiffre topped the singles with 185.
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Lawson
Two Killed When Train Struck Auto at Grade Crossing
At 2 a.m. near Mount Carmel Pennsylvania a Lehigh Valley train struck a car killing Joseph Orlowski age 20 and Ray Davis age 19. Driver Frank Wanzie age 27 survived with fractures and lacerations. All three were headed to the Sayre colliery to get pay.
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Winger Oilers Meet Hodges Clothes In Benefit Tilt
The first of a planned three game series for the borough title will be played tomorrow night at the YMCA court. Winger Oilers, semi pro, face Hodges Clothes, the City Basketball league leaders, in a benefit game for Al Wolfe and Eddie Genberg. The matchup draws strong local interest as the season’s most anticipated game.
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Potts To Referee Tuesday's City Series Contests
Howard P. Potts, a registered local basketball official, was signed to referee the Hodges Clothes versus Winger Oils city series bene fit game. The contest is set for tomorrow night at nine at the YMCA court. A. L. Hodges notes Potts is among the section’s best referees. this will be his first home appearance this season after officiating in Section Seven and normal school games.
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City Basketball league final first round showdown set
Advance sale tickets will be on hand for the ceremony as team officials prepare for a large crowd. The benefit battle starts at nine with the preliminary at eight. The opener features Baird Tires and Bankers clashing in the final City Basketball league game of the first round. Lineups are not yet set, but Warren’s best players are expected from the outset.
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Jamestown Hi breaks eight-year Warren win streak
Jamestown High netters defeated Warren High 22 to 18 on their home court to snap Warren’s 16 game series win streak. Bevevino led Warren with four baskets as Jamestown’s Howie Wiquist had four field goals, with Carlson and Lambros contributing for Jamestown in a tight, defense-focused game watched by a capacity crowd. Return leg set for February 2 at Warren.
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High Scores Spark Week in Warren Tribune League
SBN Records leader F Rapp tops high single for United Refinery while J Blomquist at Nypern Furniture posts high total. Team high totals include Strathers Wells 2591 and Warren Tribune 91s. Schedule shows Tuesday Warren Tribune vs Nypern Furniture and other midweek matches across local firms and offices.
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Railroad Officials Cited For Contempt In Houston
H. M. Lull executive vice president of Southern Pacific and three other officials were found in contempt of federal court in Houston. They were ordered to appear next Friday to receive judgment and sentence from U S District Judge J C Hutcheson. The case originated from a suit by the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks.
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Alphabet Race May Be Decided Tuesday Evening
Erie city championship and the northern division race in the N W P A A basketball league may be settled Tuesday night when Central and East High meet on the Erie East court in the first game of the second round. A Red and Black win would give a two game lead in the Alphabet circuit and three Erie series victories, likely eliminating East and forcing Academy to win its remaining two games to tie Central.
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Acosta Freed on Writ of Habeas Corpus
Bert Acosta the trans Atlantic aviator was released from jail today on a writ of habeas corpus. He had been sentenced to five days for violating the Geninecticat law against low flying.
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Pioneer Court Loop: Glade Central Jefferson Triumphs
Glade, Central and Jefferson led Pioneer League play on the M. C. A. court Saturday. Glade beat Tribune Newsboys 12 to 9, Central won 32 to 9 over East, and Jefferson prevailed 14 to 12 over South streeters. Morse Urbanski and Froman starred for Glade, Moran and Gibson stood out for Central and Jefferson respectively.
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