Chautauqua Defeats Warren In Close Season Finale
Chautauqua beat Warren varsity 27 to 16 on Warren’s court in the season finale. Hardenburg and Thompson led Chautauqua with 12 and 10 points while Farren and S. Hardenburg contributed steady scoring, as Warren’s Fassa managed two fields and three outs. Local defense held Warren to single digits through the first half.
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Warren
Varsity
Leidigmen
Lakers
Marin
Farren
S. Hardenburg
Thompson
Bet in finals to decide title at national indoor tennis
Sew York March 17. Seligson Lehigh sophomore intercollegiate indoor champion faces William Aydelotte former Cair man in the national indoor tennis championship at the Seventh Regiment Armory. Borotra and Brugnon from France won last year. Aydelotte and Rockafellow meet Hall and Griffin in the doubles final.
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Sew
York
Seligson
Lehigh
William Aydelotte
Cairman
New York
Seventh Regiment
Jean Borotra
France
Jacques Brugzon
Ardelste
Aydelette
Wry Rockafellow
J. Gilbert Hall
Elmer Griffin
Baseball Exhibition Schedule From Across The Nation
Baseball exhibition games feature A L and N L matchups in St Petersburg St Louis West Palm Beach Bradenton Tampa and other sites with scores like Athletics 5 Giants 2 at Angueta and Reds 6 Senators 5 in Tampa. Chicago awarded 1929 American Bowling Congress tournament to Kansas City with progress at the annual meeting.
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Mansas City
Chicago
American Bowling Congress
Exhibition Baseball Roundup Across Spring Camps
Multiple clubs across Florida, Texas and California prepare for early games. Adolfo Luque starts for the Reds against the Senators in Tampa. Heine Manush may miss a week for the Browns due to a sore arm. Yankees seek first exhibition win facing the Braves in St. Petersburg. Buckeye to debut for the Indians in New Orleans gate. Bulls, Red Sox, Phillies meet in Bradenton. Tigers and White Sox in Fort Worth await weather. Cubs rely on Cuyler and Wilson as they lose to Dodgers. Pirates face the Seals in San Francisco after a 11-7 loss. Athletics seek ten straight wins over the Giants in Augusta.
Franklin High Heads Toward Valley Laurels in Tournament
Franklin High School advanced toward the Allegheny Kiski Valley championship after defeating New Kensington 22 to 133 last night. Franklin, last year's champion, and Har-Brac were set for the semi final round this afternoon as Marwood led the Franklin attack with six field goals.
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New Kensington
Franklin High School
Franklin Gay
Franklin
Har-Brac
Venarge Valley
Marwood
Newell Printers Tie for Top With 66 37 Victory
Newell Printers remained tied for first in the City league after topping the Bankers 66 to 37 last night. Eg gleston and Reilley led scoring for Newell, while Jamestown Post has a sports game vs Warren Trib at 8:00 tonight. The All Star American League team features the Celtics with balanced play and Banks as top scorer. Maynard Hipwell named 1929 Oiler captain, marking his first varsity season. Bert Hites returns from a Toledo tryout after two home runs, while David Stewart heads to Sharon High as grid coach. Falconer Twins, lightweights, to boxing Monday in Jamestown event promoted by Harry Teets.
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Bankers
Eggleston
Reilley
New York Celtics
Maurice Rosenwald
United Press
Celtics
Banks
Falconer Twins
Jamestown Amateer
Harry Teets
Warren Seconds Lose Close Night Game
In a tight Lake Town confrontation Chautauqua Seconds edged Warren High Reserves 18 to 17 as Warren relied on free throws and scarce field goals. Brown led for Chautauqua with 10 points while Gibson Schindler and Johnson top-scored for Warren. next game slated at two this afternoon against Oil City Rovers at the high school gymnasium.
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Lake Town
Warren High
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White
Brown
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Schindler
Johnson
Warren
Willie” Wincrster
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Oil City Rovers
Vistors
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Wincriter
Greer
Donovan
Widriz
National three cushion billiard championship picks ten players
Chicago hosts the national championship April 2 to 14 with ten players named by the National Billiard Association of America. Included are Hoppe Reiselt Hall Lalton Kieckhefer Kenny Denton Copules Lookabaugh Weston Greenleaf Rudolph Taberski Layton Jackzon. Greenleaf defeats Rudolph 125 to 67 in pocket billiards as Hoppe extends lead by beating Hall 30 to 26. Layton rises to second after beating Jackzon 30 to 24.
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Chicago
National Billiard Association of America
William ‘Hoppe
New York
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
Allen Hall
St. Louis
John Lalton
Augie Kieckhefer
Len Kenny
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Gus Copules
Detroit
Earl Lookabaugh
Linderwood
Til
Charles Weston
Pittsburgh
Ralph Greenleaf
Erwin Rudolph
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
Greenleaf
Willie Hoppe
Johnny Layton
Clarence Jackzon
Hoppe
Kansas City Clubs to Meet for 1928 National AAU Title
City teams representing the Kansas City Athletic Club and the Cook Paint Company will clash tonight to decide the 1928 basketball AAU national champion. March 17 set the meeting date as contenders from Kansas City vie for the crown.
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City
Kansas City
Kansas City Athletic Club
Cook Paint Company
A. A. UL
London Defeats Jones In Pro Wrestling Clash In Philadelphia
Jim Londons, heavyweight wrestler, wins over Paul Jones of Texas in 1 hour 22 minutes and 19 seconds in Philadelphia. In the semi windup John Pesek of Nebraska defeats Fred Meyers of Chicago in 12 minutes and 7 seconds.
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Philadelphia
Jim ‘Londons
Paul Jones
Texas
John Pesek
Nebraska
Fred Meyers
Chicago
Training Complete For Shade Fontaine Bout In Chicago
Dave Shade of California and Del Fontaine claimant of the Canadian 160 pound title finished their training for a ten round middleweight bout in Chicago on Monday night.
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Chicago
Dave Shade
Callifornia
del Fontaine
Track Stars to Compete Tonight in Indoor Relay Carnival
CAMPAIGN ILL March 17 Over 800 athletes from universities colleges and high schools in the middle west gather for the eleventh annual indoor relay carnival with the all around championship opening at 11 pm and the mile relay highlighted as the feature event later trials in hurdles sprints and other relays follow in the afternoon Philadelphia Henry De Wanaker defeats Joey Hadfield in a ten round junior lightweight bout at Cambria A C Galagher beats Eddie Chaney in an eight round semi windup and Palm Beach Vincent Richards wins the Florida professional tennis tournament by defeating Paul Heston 6-4 6-1 6-4.
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U. P.j
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University of Finais
Philadelphia
Henry de Wanaker
Joey Hadfield
Conshocken
Cambria A. C
Jack Galagher
Eddie Chaney
Camden
N. J
Palm Beach
Fla
Vincent Richards
Florida
Paul Hestom
Washington
Newton Leads Derby in 86 Mile Mountain Stage
Arthur Newton of Rhodesia leads the G C Pyle cross continent derby pack as rivals tackle an 86 mile climb to 7 400 feet near Williams Arizona. Newton battles a bad knee yet remains ahead after finishing the 43 mile leg in 7 :10 35 with Peter Gavazzi and Andrew Payne close behind. Giusto Ameri, Italy s walking champion, finishes 12th despite a leg injury. Nicholas Quomahawa Indian rider drops out after injuring ankle. Elmer H Nelson misses bear photo chance near Iron City Siding. bears had moved on.
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Ariz
U P
G. C. Pyle
Arthur Newton
Rhodesia
South Africa
Newton
Seligman
Peter Gavazzi
England
Andrew Payne
Claremore
Ohio
Giusto Ameri
Italy
Elmer H. Nelson
Warren County
Iron City Siding
Forest County
Nelson
Sheffield Observer
Erie Central and Sharon High Win Tourney Opener at Grove City
Erie Central and Sharon High won opening tournament games at Grove City. Kei and Black defeated St. Marys 85 to 21 while Sharon beat Punxsutawney 18 to 6. Finalists will meet for a shot at the state title at State College. Jim Hyde’s team is favored to measure Sharon, though fans see Sharon as the favorite.
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Erie Central
Sharon High
Grove City
Kei
Black
St. Marys
Sharon
Punxsutawney
Central
State College
Jim Hyde
High totals and schedule bullets from intercity meet
First half records feature high singles and totals for multiple teams including Warren Trine Struthers Wells and National Forge. Next week schedules list National Forge Wilburine Oil Warren Tribune Smith Horton United Refinery and House of Folkman Newell Printers. United Press reports boxing results highlighting McCarthy Sullivan Wilson Kirsch Dolan Johnson Hansen Mastro Baumann Griffiths and Flynn with several close decisions.
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Ilited
J. Bloomquist
Nypend
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Struthers-Wells
National Forge
Wilburine Oil
Warren Tribune
Smith-Horton
United Refinery
House of Folkman
Newell Printers
United Press
Chicago
Jack McCarthy
My” Sullivan
St. Paul
Hershie Wilson
Gary
Ind
Santa Reed
Omaha
Lew Kirsch
New York
Jerry “Red” Dolan
Larry Johnson
California
Sweight
Honeyboy Conroy
Haakon Hansen
Tommy McFarland
Benton Harbor
Mich
Earl Mastro
Frankie Baumann
Brooklyn
Taffy? Griffiths
Sioux City
Art Flynn
Lawrence
Mass
Endeavor OH
M. W. Alcock
G. R. Johnson
W. Carpenter
H. F. Wilson
Rex Warham
Irvine O
Rogers
Oyote
J. Harrington
G. Edminston
Endeavor Struthers-We Js Aly Endeavor Newell Printers
OH. TH. Wilburine Gille
Hy ‘Wilson Aa
H. Wisonseneeaes
Waz B. Anderson
Endeavor Rifle Team Wins Two Matches by Mail and At Home
Endeavor Rifle club defeated Irvine 837 to 788 in a mail match and beat Tidiotee 874 to 807 at Endeavor. Notable scores came from W. Carpenter with 184 and 187 as the gunners posted strong totals.
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Endeavor Rifle Club
Irvine
Tidieute
Endeavor
Endeavor Gunners
W. Carpenter
New Rochelle Boxer Emerges Leading Lightweight Contender
New York report from March 17 notes Bruce Flowers of New Rochelle recognized as a leading lightweight contender after a ten round victory over Eli Petrolle of Fargo in Madison Square Garden. Eddie Martin, returning as a featherweight, defeated Davey Abad of Panama in ten rounds.
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New York
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelle
N. Ya
Eily Petrolle
Fargo
N. D
Express
Madison Square Warden
Eddie
Cannonball) Martin
Davey Abad
Panama
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Grove City Colleges
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