Warren Tankers and Furnace Men Triumph in Industrial League
Warren Tankers beat Phenix Furniture 82 to 27 and Penna Furnace defeated Penna Railroaders 40 to 29 at the State Armory. Harry Conroy led Furnace with 21 points and nine doubles. Sealis e and Genberg scored 14 and 10 for Warren Tank. Eddie Smith starred for the Woodworkers with six baskets. Pat Reilley held to one field. Pike Peterson to leave for spring training in Norfolk.
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Pike” Peterson
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Virginia
Nedy
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Genberg
Phenix
Eddie Smith
Pat Reilley
Smith F
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Werk
Kaveeseee
Esses Reilley
Ekveeseeer
Warren
Caron T
Rydholm F
Mathis
Mullen
Essee
Hodges Clothes Oppose All Stars in Borough Championship
First of a series to decide the borough championship features Hodges Clothes pennant winners of the City circuit against Harry Conroy's All Stars cream of the Industrial Organization at the WCA. Hodges Clothes favored but upset possible with a lineup headed by Sadler Graham Gleese Rydholm Genberg Ostergard Reilley among others. Preliminary will be High School Seconds versus Hodges Terrors. last season the clubs met in a corking good exhibition at the High School tonight promises a similar or better encounter.
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Reilley
United Springs pull upset in trib league title chase
United Refinery stunned Tribune leaders with a 3 to 1 win in bowling. Lee Allen delivered a 598 series for United, supported by Harry Wallace and others as the Oilers surged past Forge. Total scores favored United 2408 to 2381 with stronger second and third games.
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Hyvine
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Wagner
Smith
Eos
Hodges Clothes Rally To Take Victory In Close Contest
Hodges Clothes won the pennant by edging Heelas Flowers 28 to 25 in a tight game on Tuesday night. Lagerblad and Offerle supplied steady play for the Clothiers while Young led Heelas Flowers with 16 points. Hodges trailed early but surged in the final period to clinch the win and the championship aura.
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Heelas Flowers
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Offerle
The
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Young
Posies
Dodgers Ready for Game with Florida Outfit
Brooklyn Robins prepare for first exhibition game of the season against the University of Florida in Clearwater. Manager Wilbert Robinson highlights the arrival of outfielder Rube Bressler, who was acquired for a $4,000 release from Cincinnati and sold himself to Brooklyn for $5,000, netting $1,000 for himself.
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Fredericksburg
Germans to boost aviation aid and services in 1929
The German government will back aeronautic arms more strongly, with priority on continental and trans continental air services. While the Zeppelin firm was denied funding, other schemes gain official support. Regular air service between Germany and South America is expected to start in 1929, as officials cite favorable atmospheric conditions for Germany to South America flights.
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Ministry of Communications
Zeppelin
Germany
South America
North America
Stinson and Haldeman Try Endurance Flight From Ice
In Mt. Clemens Michigan Eddie Stinson and Captain George Haldeman resume an attempt to break the world endurance flight record. Ice on Lake St Clair forced a takeoff off the ice after a recent 18½ hour flight. The effort to set a new record continues amid cautious weather and ground conditions. Community Chest dollars are spent in Warren.
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Mich
U. P
Lake St. Clair
Eddie Stinson
Airplane Manufactures
Caepi
George Haldeman
Warren
Glass maker Dalzell dies in Moundsville
P J W A B Dalzell 70 president of Fostoria Glass Company died last night in Moundsville West Virginia after a heart attack. Dalzell had worked as a shipping clerk for Adams and Company in Pittsburgh before his rise to company leader.
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W. Va
P.j—W. A. B. Dalzell
Fostoria Glass Company
Dalzell
Gies
Adams & Company
Pittsburgh
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