Warren to stage first amateur boxing show next Monday
Warren promoter Harry Teets prepares for the season opener at the Warren Roller Rink with 12 three round bouts totaling 36 rounds. Doors open 6:30 p.m. on Monday with six hundred chairs arriving from Jamestown and a full schedule kept without delays.
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Kane Soldiers Drub Erie Crew in Sectional Final
Kane Company M defeated Erie Company E 43 to 29 to win the sectional championship in the National Guards basketball elimination series. The victory earns Kane a Grove City showdown against the regimental champions. Earlier, Company L Warren lost to Headquarters 26 to 24 in a tight preliminary. Fahlman led Kane. Genberg starred for Warren with four foul points.
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City League Scores and Week Schedule
First half records show highs by F Rapp United Refinery 251 J Bloomquist Nypenn Furniture 628 Warren Thorne 1918 Struthers Wells 2591 Second half highs include C Zverl National Forge 230 L Weidert Smith Hor ton 646 National Forge 906 2587 Week schedule lists matches across Monday Tuesday Wednesday Friday with teams including Newell Printers Smith Horton United Refinery National Forge Warren Tribune House of Folkman Metzger Wright Mile nius Clothes Berry McCoy Style Shop Baird Tires Hoagwall Hardware Hodges Clothes Finley Cleaners.
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Warren Riflers Fall to Falconer in Close Shootout
Warren Riflers lost 927 to 924 against Falconer gunners in James Town in the third of a series. Peterson led Warren with strong scoring while M Wahlgren topped Falconer. A note added that a Warren versus Trenton match resulted in a home win 947 to 817 and a community chest loan check was issued.
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Big Basketball Spotlight This Week At Local Courts
Two major games highlight the week for local hoops fans. Tuesday hosts the High School novelty event Blue and White Varsity squads while Wednesday at the Y M C A features Hodg es Clothiers against Industrial All Stars to crown borough champions. Industrials manager Conroy says his team will stay aggressive, with players Genberg Gleese Graham Reilley Osetzgard and Kemp among starters.
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Pitt Panthers Complete Season Without Defeat
Pittsburgh, March 12. The Pitt basketball team won their final game over Penn State 45 to 28 to run their season undefeated in 21 straight wins. The Pitt football team went undefeated in the regular schedule but lost to Stanford 7 to 6 in a post season game at Pasadena.
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Girls Prove to Be Better Than Boy Basketeers
Warren High girls under boys rules defeated a pickup boys team 15 to 14 on the M. E. floor. Ann Durham led with 13 points and held her opponent scoreless while Irwin scored seven for the boys. Durham, Thompson, and Stehl led the winners with most baskets. Irwin was top scorer for the boys with five. Referee: Jane Lytle.
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Blue and White Teams Take Two From Sheffield
Warren and Sheffield met in a basketball doubleheader at Sheffield gym. The Varsity beat Sheffield 23 to 20 while the Seconds defeated Reserves 18 to 16. Mack led Warren with five baskets, and W Williams topped Sheffield scoring. Referee: Peterson.
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Room Seven Scores Over Central Team
Room Seven triumphs over Central in a tightly fought matchup. Cautious buyers are urged to read the classified ads carefully for details and prices.
Archibald Leads Baptists To Victory Over Presbyterians
Archibald starred for the Baptist boys in the Senior division as they trounced the Presbyterians 29 to 23 in an Inter-Church league game on the M. E. court. He scored 18 points with eight doubles and two singles, carrying much of the offense.
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Important TILTS In Bowling Loop
Deadlock for first place in the Industrial bowling league between National Forge and Warren Tribune, both with eleven wins, will see decisive games this week. National Forgers meet United Refinery on Arcade alleys Tuesday, while Warren Tribune face House of Folkman Wednesday. Other matches include Newell Printers vs Smith-Horton tonight and Struthers-Wells vs Wilburine Oil Friday. A postponed Folkman Smith-Horton game from last week due to illness may be played this week. Milwaukee report notes the death of lightweight Joe Percente at 51, who boxed notable rivals in the late 1890s.
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Steamrollers Claim Decisive Win To Capture Series
In Kane on Saturday night the Steamrollers defeated Ridgway Record 2452 to 2202 to win the three game series for the championship. Warren Tribune noted strong team scoring with 857, 747, and 848 in the three games, while Ridgway Record peaked at 762 in the third. Wagner of Ridgway led the night's scoring with 589.
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