Jamestown Stars Rout Warren All-Stars On Arcade Lanes
Jamestown Stars defeated the Warren All-Stars 2618 to 2573 at Arcade Alleys on Thursday night with strong showings in games one and two. Warren edged ahead in the doubles with two local teams winning as Lupold led Warren with 666 in the doubles, while Mistrett topped Jamestown in the second game with 245.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Logan
Jamestown Stars
Warren
Jamestown
Invaders
Phil Mistrett
Jamestowners
Louie Farrer
Lwopold
Bijers
Mason
P. Mistretti
Bill Cosmano
Dad Shutt
J. Marrella
L. Farrer
Clyde Lupold
Warren All Stars Biers
Shatt
Cosmeno
W. Cosmany
Cee Rees
Phitteen
Farrer
B. Misizetti
Munelia
A. Barber
Phil Mistretti
S. Mason
Jamestown S. Mason
P. Tstetti
J. Manella
J. Farrer
Warren G. Lupold
HH. Biers
Olson's timely two pointer lifts Indians past High Thirds
A basket by Olson at the final second gave the Indians a 20 to 18 win over High Thirds in the school gym. Olson scored 17 points total with three other fields and a foul, while Hamilton led the Indians with strong play.
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Olson
Hamilton
Warren High
Vikings
Scalise
Brindis
Strciland
Donovan
Ma Guild
Bradford
Os O
Tae Kelly
Brinds
Mowbray
Baird
J. McCoy
Serees
Bevevine
Inter City 5 and Style Shop Player Pairings
Inter City 5 records list Bloomquiet at Style Shop 203 F Fadale at Style Shop 209 Munella and Laska Stars at 21 202 Honhart Laska Stars 222 R Shutt Warren 200 S Mason Logans Stars 203 A Barber Logans Stars 245 H Nipgen Newell Prints 117 B Hook Newell Prints 117.
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Bloomquiet
Style Shop
F. Fadale
Munella
Laska Stars
Honhart
R. Shutt
Warren
S. Mason
Logan's Stars
A. Barber
Logan’s Stars
Warren Tankers Trim Company 1 in Industrial League Clash
Warren Tank Car team defeated Company 1 28 to 24 in a postponed Industrial league game at the State Armory. Rydholm and Genberg stood out for the winners while Gleese and Albaugh paced the losers as the Pearson quintet rallied after a rough first quarter.
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Warren
Company 1
State Armory
National Guards
Pearson
Company I
Rydholm
Genberg
Ineup
Gleese
Albaugh
Warren Tank
Sealise
Mathis
Q Ward
Cobb
the Gleese
Lytle
I Gardner
Wilson
Fiero
Conroy
Frank Sacco Defeats Kid Wallace In Philadelphia Bout
United Press reports welterweight Frank Sacco of Philadelphia won a decision over Harry Kid Wallace in an eight round bout held in Philadelphia. The card also noted Philadelphia’s Alex Hart decision over Julian Lim Moran in a 10 round fight with Hall as the aggressor, while other notes mentioned Pittsburgh stars Milgis and Kremer on the mend from illness. Babe Ruth was slated to play first base for the Yankees in St Petersburg practice.
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United Press Philadelphia
Frank Sacco
Philadelphia
Harry “Kid” Wallace
Miami
Fla
Alex Hart
Julian Lim Moran
Hall
New York
First defeat marks Style Shop bowling season
Style Shop Warren lost its first game of the schedule on Freebrook alleys in Jamestown to Tony Laska's All-Stars 2800 to 2721, a 79 pin margin. Curly Fischer filled in for Frank Russell as clean-up man. Style Shop won the first and final games but could not overcome a larger handicap after losing the second.
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Style Shop
Warren
Feam
Freebrook
Jamestown
Tony Laska
Frank Russell
Curly” Fischer
Style Shoppers
Jimtown
Oncom
Steamrollers Tie With National Forge In Bowling Match
Steamrollers and National Forge of Irvine battle for Industrial Bowl leadership as Tribs defeat Newell Printers 2 to 1 but fail to clinch top spot. Newell’s rally prevents Steamrollers from an outright lead, with Dutch Quinn and Freddy Schmocker starring for the Tribune in a high scoring night at Arcade.
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Ribune Steamrollers
National Forge
Irvine
Tribs
Newell Printers
Steamrollers
Newell’s
Tules
Quinn
Freddy” Schmocker
Newell
Tribune
Tribune Nero
Foley
Lawson
Daly
Sehmacker
Wendert
Newells Gretzler
Hook
Nipgen
Hyman
Oiler Packards Defeat Tidioute In Eight-Point Triumph
The Packards, among the section’s best, invaded Tidioute and beat the Independents 61 to 29. Dick Fry led with 15 points and a foul, earning top honors. Edwards and Harmon added five doubles each. Snyder, Fuelhart, and Schall contributed 19, 8, and 7 for Warren County, in front of one of the season’s largest crowds.
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Packards
Tidioute
Independents
Dick Fry
City High
Edwards
Harmon
Titusville
Snyder
Fuelhart
Schall
Warren County
Yea
C. Fry
Zurfluh
Gorman
pSeider
Kong
Peltzer to sail for home from New York
German middle distance runner Dr Otto Peltzer will sail for home tonight aboard the Columbus after a several months visit in this country.
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Peltzer
New York
Otto Peltzer
Columbus
Harrisburg Senators face turmoil after president resigns
Pike Peterson era ends as Harrisburg Senators, the New York Pennsylvania League club, announce the president’s resignation amid mounting difficulties. In other action, local bowling matches include Baird Tires versus Metzger Wright on Elk Alleys, Penn Furnace versus Phenix Furniture, St Joe Cadets versus Warren Tank at State Armory, and Finley Cleaners meeting Baird Tires at the Warren YMC A.
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Baird Tires
Metzger-Wright
Elk Alleys
Penn Furnace
Phenix Furniture
St. Joe Cadets
Warren Tank
State Armory
Finley Cleaners
Warren Bore
Pike” Peterson
Harrisburg Senators
National Forge tops Struthers Wells in Industrial league win
National Forge won by three points over Struthers-Wells to strengthen its top position in the Industrial league. Lee Allen led the scoring, falling one pin short of a 600 total. The club’s officers include Charles Hugh and E Bruce Taylor. Auditors report a bank balance of 54.80 to cover 48,000 in debts. Peterson wrapped 1927 with Harrisburg after leaving Norfolk of the Virginia league. Sharkey trains for a likely knockout over Johnny Rso in New York next Monday. Kisko lags in training for a potential clash with Sharkey. Shriefer rolled 299 in Erie with 11 strikes and a near 622 series. House of Folkman–Smith-Horton match postponed due to illness and will be rerun next week at Arcade alleys. Raubenspeck nearly made a 300 duckpin score at Penn Recreation alleys with 289 after 10 strikes. A large crowd watched Tony Rocco vs Bill Mullen at Arcade, Mullen winning 105–102.
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National Forge
Struthers- Wells
Lee Allen
Charles Hugh
E. Bruce Taylor
Peterson
Harrisburg
Norfolk
Barnes Indies Triumph Over Chandlers Valley 59 to 49
Barnes Indies led by Pierce and McMartin edged Chandlers Valley 59 to 49 in a high scoring game. Pierce tallied 23 and McMartin 19 for Barnes while MacFarland led Iosers with 27. Whitcomb and Summerson contributed for Valley in a competitive side-by-side contest.
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Barnes Indies
Pierce
McMartin
Chandlers Valley
Barnes
MacFarland
Iosers
Waitcomb
G .F. TP
Trvin
Titus
Curtin
MacMarim
Cook
Valley
G. MacFarland
Summerson
Whitcomb
Anderson
Bimber
Hoppe Beats Layton in NY Billiard Match 50 to 86
Willie Hoppe defeats Ed Johnny Layton in New York in an American three cushion billiard league match. Hoppe wins 50 to 86 over 52 innings, extending his lead in the tournament.
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Hoppe
New York
Willie Hoppe
Johnny Layton
Innnings
Naval Academy Announces Spring Football Practice Start
Annapolis Maryland coaches Bill Ingram and Johnny Beckett prepare for a three week spring football practice beginning March 19 at the Naval Academy.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Bill Ingram
Johnny Beckett
Jamestown Team Anxious To Meet Style Shop Boys
Jamestown bowling team managed by Phil Logan issues a challenge to Style Shop to a home and home series. The Allstars boast a strong lineup, recent victory at the Arcade over Bill Cosmano's Never Strikes, and aim to prove their prowess against Gibby Johnson's outfit. Havana and sports figures are mentioned in a separate Cuba note.
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Jamestown
Phil Logan
Vins
Gibby Johnson
Jamestown Battler
Arcade
Bill Cosmano
First Half Records High Single Sets Marks
High single by F Rapp of United Refinery 252 leads first half. J Bloomquist of Nypean Furniture tops 628 total. Warren Trisune posts 918 for team and Struthers Wells 2591. Second half sees C Zuerl National Forge 230 high single, L Weidert Smith Hor ton 646 high total, and National Forge 2567 as best team total.
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F. Rapp
United Refinery
J. Bloomquist
Nypean Furniture
Warren Trisune
Struthers-Wells
C. Zuerl
National Forge
L. Weidert
Smith-Horton
FADALE-JOHNSON DO THE UNUSUAL ON LOCAL ALLEYS
In a rare double 256 in a three game set, Gibby Johnson and Frankie Fadale of The Style Shop teamed for 512 pins in one game at Arcade lanes Warren. They won the Razzle-Dazzle event with 1270 pins total, averaging 228 per game.
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Gibby Johnson
Frankie Fadale
Spiller
Style Shop
Warren
Johnson-Fadale
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Steres
Gamuelson
Arshall
V -T Olson
Ee Allen
Sere
Onole
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Kopf
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Stachland
Bentler
Zuv
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H. Quinn
Newell Prints
Inter-City
H, Nipgen
B. Hook
Warren Tankers Trim Company 1
Pittsburgh Bues Paso Robles
Cal.f
John Milgis
Ray Kremer
Pittsburgh
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Laska’s Stars
Meurer
Jamestown Boys
Hophart
B. J. Bloomquist
Stanton
G. Johnson
F. Falade
C. Fischer
Laska Stars Chamberlain
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Johnny Rsko
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F. Shriefer
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George B. Baubenspect
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Bill” Mullen
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All-Stars
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Havana University
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Fet Waren Tribune
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Struthers-Wela
House of Folkman
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ELK League
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Berry-McCoy
Milenius
Metzger- U Wright
Willard Foley
Tribune Sports Editor
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Society Club
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