Jimmy Smith Continues Fine Bowling Tour After Penny Invasion
Jimmy Smith, known as Old Bowling Master, remains in strong form on his tour after ending the Penny Invasion. Reports from the Bowlers Journal detail wins and solid averages across stops in Rochester Niagara Falls Seneca Falls Ithaca Ten Nine Utica and Binghamton with notable scores and competitive showings against varied opponents.
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Jimmy Smith
Immy Smith
Pennsylvania
Arcade
Bowlers Journal
Thad Lawson
Smith
Warren
New Alleys
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Seneca Falls
Jimmy
Ithace
Smithy
N. Y
Utica
D. Cliffe
Binghampton
Folkman’s Lose to Erie Bowlers in Main Contest
Erie Dispatch reports Nelson's Upholsterers of Erie and Folkman Upholsters of Warren split honors in a Perry Recreation alleys match. Erie won the team event by 301 pins while Warren teams swept the doubles and singles. Youngsville Industrial league results note Ex-Y champions clinching the pennant with ten straight wins.
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Folkman’s
ERIE
Nelson
Warren
Perry Recreation
Warrenites
Youngsville Ind
Ww. L. Pet
Youngs
Legion
Forest
Youngsville Industrial League
Youngsville Manufacturing and
Firemen
Clerks
American Legion
Ex-Y
Youngsville High Court
Folkman
McManus Aeons
Peterson Ory
Zuerl
Thom
Fisher Sss
Nelson Uspholstering
Reagan
Tee Schumacher
Kittering
Fullom
Schutte O
ES Folkmans
Peterson
Nelsons
Fischer
Nelson's
McManus
I Schumacher
Points Divided In Antler Loop Bowling Match
Metzger-Wright and Milenius Cloth split the Elk Bowling League contest Monday night. Metzger-Wright won the third game by a wide margin after dropping the first two starts, gaining a strong edge in the final and achieving an even overall break.
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Metzger-Wright
Milenius Clothes
M.W
Smith-Horton Dominates Newell Men In Industrial League
Smith-Horton sweeped Newell Prints 2416 to 2193 as Paul Yagge led with 663 over three games and Nick Anderson surpassed 500. Newell’s Gretzier and teammates struggled guard the Wholesalers. hockey notes list Chicago Pirates beating the Blackhawks 2 to 1 in an NHL game.
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Quinn
Newell Print S
Smith-Horton
Ichase
Printers
Paul Yagge
Nick” Anderson
Smith-Horton L. Weidert
N. Anderson
Bengston
Chinburg
Varre Ne Averse
Newells
Gretzier
Hook
Washburg
Nypgen
Hymen Tee
Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Blackhawks
Half and Overall Highs and Upcoming Matches
The page lists first half records by United Refinery and Ny Pen n Furniture and high totals by Warren Tribune Struthers Wells and National Forge. It also shows second half highs by C Zverl and L Weidert and a schedule with United Refinery vs National Forge, Warren Tribune vs House of Folkman, and Wilburville vs Strath ers Wells.
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F. Rapp
United Refinery
J. Bloomquist
Nypenn
Furniture
Warren Tribune
Struthers-Wells
C. Zverl
National Forge
L. Weidert
Smith ‘Horton
Weel
House of Folkman
Wilburiie
Strathers-Wells
Waren Tribune
National Forest
Smith-Horton
Struthers-We Istee
United
Newell Printers
Wilburine Oil
Erie Buffalo intercity bowling match rasps crowds
In a five man event the Carauna brothers team of Buffalo claimed the Buffalo end by 133 pins while Erie swept the two man and single events. The return match is set for next Sunday at Central Recreation alleys Erie with a side bet of 1800 dollars and strong interest in Warren.
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Buffalo
Erie
Carauna Brothers
Bison
Central Recreation
Warren
Week's Schedule Highlights Local Matches
Wednesday features Berry McCoy against Style Shop and Friday showcases Baird Tires taking on Hoagwall Hardware in key local pairings.
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Berry McCoy
Style Shop
Baird Tires
Hoagwall _ Hardware
Vikings overpower Third Seconds in 55 to 30 win
Viking Oilers dominated the game led by Joe Brindis with 27 points as every player on the team scored in a 55 to 30 victory. The brief report highlights Brindis’s 13 field goals and a foul while noting balanced scoring across the squad.
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Viking Oilers
Joe Brindis
Viking
Scalise
Brindis
Mowbray
J. McCoy
Baird
Strickland
Gelotte
McCormack
Sencee Anderson
Reynolds
Geitner
G . Kehrli
Massa
Warren High preps for big exhibition basketball contest
The High school gymnasium stage for tonight’s exhibition in Warren features both boys and girls teams. Readied setup promises one of the season’s best games with full preparations completed.
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Warren High
Warren High Triumphs Over Mayville In Postseason Clash
Warren High defeated Mayville 41 to 31 in a postseason basketball game. Field scored 14 and Lord 12 for the winners in a contest marked by strong play. Referee was Mike Dorothea Buck Walter. kickoff at 7:90. Also noted are roster details for both boys and girls squads and a subheading on a billiard tournament and a player trade from Little Rock.
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Warren High
Mayville
Field
Lord
Mike Dorothea Buckwalter
Angeline
Bevevine
Freda” Mack
Kaytherine” Burns
Josephine” Maasa
Pearl” White
War-Horse
Cuthbertson
Boyette
Ann Durham
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Binning
Pierce
Warner
Anderson
Teere
Pitet
Littlefield
Hooven
Late Sanford
al Armstrong
Wilson
McKinney
Schnell Youngsville
Mighhouse
Bumgardner
Ted
al Fischer
Venius
Hed
Guy Johnson
Walters
Metager-Wright
Storal
Thomas & Olaf
Senes
Frecborough
Porter
Branch
Clark
Saason
Jackson
Uy Johnson
Schnell
Allen
B. Malone
McCayes
Jones
Milenius
Jelineck
Wood
Brenan & O
Rasmussen
Young
G. Wineriter
E. Dorrance
Tae T. Milenius
2A. Fischer
W. Kay
Munson
Oe Aberg
Yagge
H. Wood
T. Milenius
A. Fischer
W. Thom
H. Rengaton
P. Gretzler
Newell Prints
Newell Printere
Tribune
Buffalo Schulty Wevere
Snyder
Pephiski
Vikings
Jake Schaeffer
San Francisco
Edouard Horemans
Los Angeles
Louis Kells
Notre Dame
Miami Beach
Fla
Tommy Armour
Bobby Cruickshank
Johnny Farrell
Gene Sarazen
Scheelgaa
Andrea Ponzi
Philadelphia
C. Lauri
New York
Little Rock
Ark
R. G. Alien
Little Rock Southern Association
Buckolai
Ftrom
New York Giants
Albert
P.A
Iteelf
Pringe Albert
J. Rernolds Tobecte Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
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