Harold Byers Leads Opening Night Headpin Tournament
Harold Byers of Baird Tire team tops the first annual Tribune Head pin Tournament in Warren bowling season opening with 112. Mel Johnson 105 second, tied for third Lupold and Weidert at 104. 31 entrants Monday, prizes include three cash awards. tournament ends Saturday midnight.
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Harold Byers
Baird Tire
Elh
Tribune
Warren
Mel Johnson
Clyde Lupold
Hosgwall Hardware
Mike” Weidert
The
Clyde McManus
Bernard Weidert
Willard Foley
Reid Anderson
Thad Lawson
Cecil Henderson
Anthony Guiffre
Paul Gretzler
Fred Schmocker
Charles Phister
Lestea Nero
Gail Rid_dlesperger
Vets fading from major league rosters in 1928 season
The 1928 major league season will see at most six players with 15 or more years in the majors as regulars. Among them are Max Carey Grover Alexander Herb Pennock Eppa Rixey Jack Quinn and Wally Schang. Several veterans like Hartley Schalk Peckinpaugh Collins Coveleskie and others are aging out or shifting roles.
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Max Carey
Grover Alexander
Herb Pennock
Eppa Rixey
Jack Qwin
Wally Schang
Cobo
Speaker
Walter Johnson
Zack Wheat
Grover Hartley
Ray Schalk
Roger Pecknpaugh
Eddie Collins
Stanley Coveleskie
Yanks
Hartley
Indians
Peckinpaugh
Connie Mack
Coveléskie
Elk Loop Bowling League sees Metzger-Wright win two matches
Second half of Elk Bowling League action last night featured Metzger-Wright defeating Baird Tires in two of three games. Metzger-Wright claimed the total-pinfall title as fourteen bowlers competed, with seven on teams and only two players hitting double centuries.
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Elk
Metzger-Wright
Baird
Metzger-Wreght
Eddie” Branch
Harold Byers
Bard Tires
Lyonie
Taylor
Eee
Qstergard
Sumersenne
C. Hultberg
Gerowld
Byers
Weet
Metzger
Swanson
Guy Johnson
Malone
Jackson
Allen
GOWDY TO COACH AMHERST PITCHING CANDIDATES
AMHERST Mass Hank Goudy former national league baseball star will coach pitching candidates at Amherst College. Also notes ELK LEAGUE honor roll with Biers and Metzger-Wright entries and a Chicago White Sox trade involving Bernie Neus and Battle to Seattle. The New Orleans race winner Justice failed to reward bettors.
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Chicago
Bernie Neus
Dim Battle
Chicago White Box
G O
Seattle
Sports Night Card Highlights Local Games And Tours
Tonight at the Y M C A Baird faces Bankers while Hodges Clothes meets Winger Oils. Waren Tribune hosts Nypean Furniture at Arcade Alleys for a Headpin Tournament amid lively results and chatter over Mike Gazella’s Yankee prospects. Ridgway handily shuts out Mt Jewett 77 to 7 as Jamestown managers seek paid opponents and Jim Thorpe’s Indian troupe tours the nation with 33 wins in 41 games. Corry High upended by strong third quarter surge after even opening half.
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Baird Tues
Bankers
Hodges
Winger Oils
Waren Tribune
Nypean Furniture
Tribune
Arcade Alleys
Titusville
Quen City
Corty High
Large crowd attends boxing show at Jamestown NI A. U.
A crowd of 800 to 1,000 watched boxing at Jamestown Business College under Niagara District A A U. Eighteen bouts featured Warren boxers and several knockouts. Dunbach of Warren stopped Clarence Stuart in 31 seconds with an uppercut. Results list winners in multiple weight classes and include local fighters Carl Sandstrom Morgan Bergstrom and others. Officials included Roy Liddell Sid Hogan and E C McClelland with judges Nachbar McGerr.
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Jamestown Business College
Niagara District
A.A. U
Warren
Dunbach
Clarence Stuart
Falconer
Stuart
Carl Sandstrom
John Keefe
Jamestown
Sandstrom
Yagge
Morgan
Bergstrom
Bristol
Three youths sign Chicago Sox for spring training
The Chicago White Sox signed three young pitchers to report for spring training Clifford Nelson of Hammond Indiana Elmer Bray from the University of Washington Seattle and Eulogia Speed Luque from San Francisco.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Clifford Nelson
Hammond
Ind
Elmer Bray
University of Washington
Seattle
Eulogia
Speed
Sion Records High Stngs and High Totals in Week
The Warren Tribune reports Sion Records High Stngs led by F Rapp with 251 and J Blomquist at Ny peen Furniture with 628. Week's schedule shows Warren Tribune facing Ny peen Furniture Tuesday and multiple matchups through Friday including Smith Horton House of Folkman Wilburie Oil Stretherg Wells Post Office Bankers Baird Tires Finley Cleaners Pickett Holw Hodges Clothes Heelas Flowers.
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F. Rapp
United Refinery
J. Blomquist
Nypeen Furniture
Warren Tribune
Strihers-Wells
Smith-Horton
House of Folkman
Wilburiie Oil
Smith- Horton
Stretherg Wells
Post Office
Bankers
Baird Tires
Finley Cleaners
Pickett Holw
Hodges Clothes
Heelas Flowers
Reagar
Hodges
Pickett
Baird
Bjers and Rossell Take Top Honors in Razzle Dazzle
Frank Rossell and Harold Bjerg, two of the town’s best bowlers, won the second Razzle Dazzle tournament on Arcade alleys this season with a 2226 total. The event ended at midnight Saturday. Jack Koepp, formerly with Warren Furniture in Tribune Industrial League, finished among the money winners twice with partners Sam Cosmano and Clyde McManus, posting 1228 and 1223 respectively. Many bowlers participated and plans for another event are in progress.
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Frank Rossell
Harold Bjerg
Jack Koepp
Warren Furniture
Tribune Industrial League
Sam Cosmano
Clyde McManus
Three Contests in Youngsville Loop Basketball Night
Ex-Y and Youngsville Manufacturing teams jostled for first in the Youngsville Industrial Basketball league after last night’s games. Ex-Y beat American Legion 25 to 8, Manufacturing edged Firemen 14 to 18, Clerks topped Forrest Mfg 39 to 2, with Anderson scoring eight and Jelinek shining in the Mfg vs Firemen game. Sweetland and Welsh led Clerks with high point totals.
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Stein
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Ee Munson
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Wood
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Metzger-Wright
Baird Tires
Eyeeeeresverd
Moore
Youngsville Ind
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Potter
O Carr
Sweetland
Seeeeey
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Ethridge
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Craft
Ex-Y
Youngsville Manitoring Company
Youngsville
Ex-Y Quint
American Legion
Forrest Mfg
Anderson
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Wace
Forrest Club
Fight Results From Across The Nation Boxe Roundups
In Chicago Joe Chaney defeated Frankie Schaefer in ten rounds by decision. Tulsa Stribling beat Chuck Burns in ten rounds. Leonard Fox won eight rounds against Homer Sheridan in Ponca City. Earl Mastro defeated Jimmy Sayers in Chicago over six rounds. Portsmouth saw Sears and Curcio end in a ten round draw. Boston Ernie Schaff beat Benny Touchstone in ten rounds. Brooklyn Pat Silvers defeated Canada Lee in six rounds. Andy Di Vodi beat Paul Culotta in six. Harry Ebbets knocked out Johnny Willettes in the fourteenth, Willettes suffered a possible fractured skull. Philadelphia Pat Nebo and Tony Canzoneri fought to a ten round draw. New York Joey Coffman beat Luia Vicentini in ten. Sammy Vogel defeated Eddie Ellins in ten in the semi.
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Tulsa
Okla
W. L (Young) Stribling
Chuck Burns
San Antonio
Texas
Leonard Fox
Ponca City
Homer Sheridan
Sioux City
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pat Silvers
New York
Canada
Lee
Silvers
Andy di Vodi
Paul Culotta
Harry Ebbets
Freeport
Johnny Willettes
Wiletes
Joey Coffman
Coney Island
Luia Vicentini
Chile
Sammy Vogel
Harlem
Eddie Ellins
First City Series Game Set On M. M. A Court
Tonight two borough teams Winger Orla and Hodges Clothes meet in the opening city basketball series on the M M A floor. Winger fields full squad except captain Al Wolfe. Hodges misses Eddie Genberg. A preliminary Bankers vs Baird Tires game starts at eight with nine o'clock main event. Referee Howard Potts officiates.
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Tage
Orla
Hodges
al” Wolfe
Eddie” Genberg
Warren General Hospital
Bankers
Baird
Howard Potts
Valley Passers Defeat Tidionte in Low-Scoring Win
Chandlers Valley downed Tidionte High 25 to 8 as McFarland and Whitman scored 15 and 10, leading a disciplined defense. Snyder was Tidionte’s top scorer with a pair from the line and a single field goal, while Shaffer of Rocky Grove tops the Interscholastic league Southern Division with 45 points in four games, ahead of Smith of Titusville with 37.
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Whitman
Valley
Snyder
G .F
Summerson
Bamber
Anderson
Wilcox
Aeaees
King
Feseopee
Fuellhart
Tidioute Indies
White
Eiseman
West Hickory
W. Schall
Lisenate
Tidioute
F. T. Oor
Goodwell
Lisenato
G. Schall
Schall F
Eizeman
Ted
Jones
Nebraska seeks nine football games this fall
Big Six officials heard Nebraska request nine games for the upcoming fall season with the aim of arranging a game against Army. John Selleck, Nebraska’s athletic business manager, said the Army-Nebraska contest was not definitively arranged at the meeting.
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Big Six
Nebraska
Army
John Selleck
Nebraska Athletic Department
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