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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1928
Page
6
The season’s closest bowling match takes place Thursday at the Arcade Alleys in Warren. Local bowlers compete in a high level contest that draws interest from fans and participants alike.
In a Thursday night match Folkman's upholstery team edged the Smith-Horton squad 2313 to 2312 in a tight series. George Folkman led with 176, Clyde McManus tallied 602 total for teammates, and Lea Weidert led the losers as scores stayed close through all three games.
Adams formerly with the Pittsburgh Pirates pitching staff and last season's Springfield Western Association club informed manager Bob Wells he is retiring from baseball and will not report with the Springfield team this year.
Advance ticket sale signals strong crowd for Monday show at Roller Rink Auditorium. Passes available at Madden's Smoke Shop United Cigar store or the Roller Rink. Promoter Harry Teets lists 36 scheduled rounds twelve bouts three minute rounds with intermission and no delays. Officials include Referee Jack McDonald Judge Kay Jay Knoll Willard Foley Timer Clarence Swanson Announcer Harry Teets. Gates open 6 30 first bout 8 15.
Kansas City hosts four teams in the National Amateur Basketball Union semifinals led by defending champions the St. Joseph Hillyards. Two Kansas City squads join the field as contenders tonight in the event’s decisive round.
Warren High netters seek a season finale win at Chautauqua against Chautauqua High after an earlier close meeting. Eight Warren players earn letters, including Captain Ange Beveren and Kay Burns. Franklin High basketball, defending Allegheny-Kiski Valley champs, crush Springdale 25 to 10 in the first round easing to a steady second half.
Tribune Steamrollers host a chicken dinner and bowling match Saturday evening at Pete McCabe's Eating House at 6 30. The Arcade alleys will host the bowing event against Jamestown Post representatives. The Post recently won Jamestown's newspaper championship by defeating the Journal, rolling past the 2600 mark.
Baseball action at multiple spring sites reports mixed results with Braves defeating Yankees 6 0 in St. Petersburg and Browns topping Philadelphia 9 3 at Winter Haven. Other scores include Senators 3 Robins 12 at Clearwater and Red Sox 7 Buffalo at Bradenton. Elite standings list high totals and upcoming schedule.
Ritz members Smith and Kestner won doubles with 1058, Bauder and Perritt took second with 1619, Smith led singles with 618 while other Ritz bowlers contributed strong scores. Indoor track season ends March 17 with 700 athletes at the Scandinavian American League meet in Brooklyn.
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