Tribune Falls To Folkman In Loop Bowling Match
Warren Tribune loses ground in pennant race after a 962 708 701 three game total 2247 to 2278 defeat by House of Folkman. Folkmans’ Thor and Bir Thom led scoring with 501 and 190 in second game, as the event features low scores and new pins amid a tight standings battle.
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Irvine
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WN. Peterson
L. Hartwee
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Totlas
Plate Lunch Offer From New York Restaurant
An old advertisement promotes a plate lunch featuring choice meats with three vegetables and coffee for 35 cents at New York Restaurant. The listing includes the contact number 2-144t.
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Bambino Ruth Seeks First Homer of Spring
Babe Ruth aims for his first home run of the season in the Yankees vs Boston Braves game at St. Petersburg amid a right hand blister. Opponent Rogers Hornsby and a Boston Nine showcase early spring action as other clubs like the Robins and Giants begin exhibition play in Florida and Georgia.
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McLarnin to Meet Mandell in Polo Grounds Title Fight
New York March 14 McLarnin the world lightweight champion and Jimmy McLarnin Pacific Coast contender signed by Tex Richard for a 15 round title bout at the Polo Grounds New York May 17 Edie Kane signed for the champion and Pope Foster for McLarnin ending a bitter promotion dispute between Richard and Jim Mullen Chicago New long fight over who would promote the championship bout.
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Chicago
Yale's Stevens orders spring football practice start
Yale football coach Stevens calls for spring practice with the Fall squad reporting midweek in March for a two week run before Easter, a break, then a three week session after the holiday recess. The New York Celtics beat the Philadelphia Warriors 32 to 24 to clinch the Eastern Division title and face the Western champion for the NFL championship.
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Training plans announced for Lloyd Hahn for Amsterdam
George Kirksey reports Lloyd Hahn of Nebraska and Boston A A announce indoor season plans to build toward the Amsterdam Olympic Games. Hahn will focus on the mile with races starting Saturday in Syracuse and alternating nights, aiming to lower the 4:12 indoor record.
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Baseball Exhibition Games Today Featuring Several Matchups
Baseball exhibition play unfolds with New York A L versus Boston N L at St. Petersburg. St. Louis A L against Philadelphia NS L at Winter Haven. Washington A L versus Brooklyn N L at Clearwater. Cleveland A L versus Toledo A A at New Orleans. Boston A L versus Buffalo 7 L at Bradenton. St. Louis N L versus Baltimore L L at Avon Park. Yesterday Detroit 12 San Antonio T L 3. Boston Red Sox 4 Baltimore L L 4 in innings. Athletics 4 Buffalo EL 0. White Sox 9 Shreveport T L 4. St. Louis Browns 6 Cincinnati Reds 4. St. Louis Cardinals 0. Brooklyn Robins 17 over UC Providence 33. Boston Braves playoff tie noted for eastern intercollegiate title.
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Yankees and Pirates Favored to Win Pennants
New York Yankees and Pittsburgh Pirates have been named favorites to win their league pennants in the early betting. Odds were announced today by a commission betting circle in New York, marking them as the top bets in the American and National Leagues.
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Arcade Five to Oppose Erie Men
Arcade Five scheduled to oppose Mozart Cigars, one of the fastest teams in Erie, Sunday afternoon. Team members and two carloads of fans plan to stay for the evening match between Hill-Mill, Erie, and the Caruana Brothers, Buffalo, starting at seven. Other league notes include postponements and upcoming matches on the Arcade lanes with Jamestown Post and War ren Tribune, and a notable 256 in the second game of a recent tournament.
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Frankie Fadale
Letter
Second Seconds In Win Over Viking 5
The item notes a win by Second Seconds over Viking 5 and mentions three vegetables and coffee with a date 3-14-48. Details are fragmented, but the core fact is a victory by Second Seconds against Viking 5.
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Hodges Clothes Whip All Stars In Opening Tilt
Hodges Clothes, city champions, defeated Harry Conroy's All-Star Industrial 50 to 24 in the opening game of a series on a makeshift court. Eight Hodges players scored as Clothiers built a 22-10 halftime lead and held a 28-12 second-half gap. Lord Offerle Senger and Sadler starred for Clothiers, with 16 players seeing action and fourteen finding the scoring column. Referee: Harold Johnson.
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Terrors Collect In Prelim Event At Warren
Terrors led by ex high player Chuck Young beat Warren Seconds 46 to 33 in a preliminary series game at the Y. A close first half 16 15, Terrors pulled away in the final period with 16 points to 7. Young scored 12, Graham 16, and Winersier led scorers with 13 for the Winners.
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First Half Records High Single and Totals In Meet
In a meet report from the Warren Tribune several high totals and records are noted. F Rapp of United Refinery posted a high single while J Bloomquist achieved a high total for Nypean Furniture. National Forge led with a 918 high total, and Struthers Wells reached 269 percent. Second half details include Zuerl of National Forge and Weidert of Smith-Horton with high totals. The week’s schedule closes with Wilburine Oil vs Struthers-Wells, which was postponed.
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Hoppe Leads New York League With Big 50 27 Win
Willie Hoppe continued to lead the American three cushion billiard league by defeating Clarence Jackson 50 to 27 in 40 innings. Even with four matches left he could still share first place if results go against him. Allen Hall rose to second by beating Augie Kieckhefer 50 to 45.
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Tourney Opens At Grove City On Friday Night
Ninth annual Northwestern Pennsylvania interscholastic basketball tournament opens at Grove City College Friday with four teams Sharon High Punxsutawney St Marys and Erie Central competing for a WPIAL final berth on March 20. Sharon and Erie Central expected strong yet St Marys undefeated and Punxsutawney noted for beatings of DuBois Indiana and Clearfield.
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