Meeks Line Up for Exhibition Game With Orioles
Fort Myers Florida report says the Philadelphia Athletics prepared for a second exhibition against the Baltimore International League club after an opening game where the Forgers beat the Phillies 14 to 8. The bowling score and detail mentions Charlie Zuerl’s 230 final game as a standout, with Struthers Wells contributing to a comeback and a sweep.
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Tigers and Yankees Rivalry Looms in Spring Talk
In Florida and Texas spring workouts spark debate over the race to beat the New York Yankees. E S Barnard of the American League weighs in on Detroit. Barnard hints the Tigers could challenge for the pennant as teams from Washington Boston St Louis and Brooklyn prepare for exhibitions. Babe Ruth vows 61 homers while Cubs White Sox Pirates also stage early drills.
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National Forge Wins Key Bowling Match Over Struthers-Wells
Honor Roll L, Allen, National Forge, 212. C. Zuerl, National Forge, 230. E. Wilson, Struthers-Wells, 203. H. Wood, Milenius Clothes, 217. E. Dorrance, Milenius Clothes, 205. A. Fischer, Milenius Clothes, 209. Irvine outfit gains a team record with 906 pins in the final start. Zuerl dominates with 230 as National Forge defeats champions Struthers-Wells for their first victory this season.
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Boston Race Draws 25 Entrants for Providence to Boston
Twenty five long distance runners are entered in the four mile “go as you please” race from Providence to Boston to be held Saturday. Friday features Smith-Horton vs House of Folkman and Finley Cleaners vs Heelas Flowers in CITY LEAGUE play.
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Points Divided In Elk Contest At Antler Alleys
Milenius wins two of three games in a tight Elk League match against Style Shop at Antler Alleys. Milenius totals 2545 to 2531 as Haroll Wood leads Milenius Clothes with 560, while Style Shop’s Mel Johnson and Gib Johnson post strong 522 and 484 scores respectively amid a close, margin-driven night.
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Sophs Show Form in Class Contest
Sophomores led by Bernard Dennig and Gene Kelly defeated the Juniors 26 to 21 on the school court in a close Inter- Class game. Dennig dominated with three long range baskets and free throws, while Fritz Mack led the Juniors with eight points. Kelly was close behind for the Sophs.
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Year Ago In Sports Style Shop Bowler Triumphs
Tri County league match ended 2560 to 2540 with idgway narrowly winning. Warren slipped to third place as he posted a 50.0 percent mark after six wins in twelve starts.
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Youngsville High routs Clarendon in 64 to 25 win
Eighteen players used in Youngsville High's lineup as they defeated Clarendon High 64 to 25. Pierce's squad opened a commanding lead early with wholesale substitutions. Princeton beat Columbia 36 to 26 in a tightly contested Eastern Intercollegiate race for the title. Willie Hoppe toppled James Lewis 50 to 27 in a handicap three cushion billiards match. Classified ads urge cautious buyers.
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Indians Massacre Viking Court Five in Welfare?
Five Indians smothered Vinas 28 to 18 on Wednesday, dominating in offense and defense. Siggins scored 2 points and Samueleyn tallied 6 for the victors.
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Erie Bowlers Fill Prize Stand in New York Sweep
W Cliff of Utica won the Dwyer bowling sweepstakes in New York with 1755 securing $1000. Frank Snyder of Erie finished second with 1737 while George Peplinski of Erie placed ninth with 1622.
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Academy Coach Cy Morgan to Resign at Term End
Erie Academy High School basketball coach Cy Morgan plans to resign at the end of the term amid reports in scholastic circles. Morgan led the squad this season replacing head coach L C Drake, who declined to confirm or deny the departure when questions arose, according to the Erie Daily Times.
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Jockey Clarence Kummer Signs One Year with Max Hirsch
American rider Clarence Kummer signs a one year contract to ride for trainer Max Hirsch, joining the stable for the upcoming racing season.
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Amateur boxing show planned in Warren at Roller Rink
The War ren Athletic Club plans the first amateur boxing show in Warren on Monday evening March 19 at the Roller Rink hall near The Tribune. Promoters Harry Teets and Wend el Ruhlman aim for 36 rounds and have applied to the Mountain Division of the A A U for sanction. Local officers and judges will run the event with Pittsburgh referees and over fifteen local fighters already cleared to compete.
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New England College Swimming Meet Opens at Williams
Six colleges have entered the annual New England collegiate swimming championship meet to start Friday at Williams College in Williamstown Massachusetts.
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Ral Greenleaf Wins Second Match in National Pocket Billiards
Ral Greenleaf, former champion, defeated Andrew PonI of Philadelphia 125 to 47 to win his second match in the National pocket billiard tournament. Eleven innings were played.
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