Erie Arbieters Set Bowling Records in Perry Club League
The Erie Arbieters bowling team posted 1168 for one game and 230 for three games Monday, setting two year records. Earl Hewitt led with 687 pins across games of 206 224 and 257, while Kaminski 617 Voss 643 Myers 653 and Mohr 640 followed. Mohr's 26 in the second game capped the squad’s best effort of the season as the team opened with 988 and finished 1984 for the night.
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Industrial recaps and weekly schedule in local meet
High single marks by F Rapp for United Re and J Bloomquist for Nypean Furniture lead the first half totals while A Fischer of Wilburine Oil posts a second half high. L Weidert at Smith-Horton tops the second half total as National Forge posts a late big score. Week’s schedule lists United Refinery vs Struthers Wells on Wednesday Wilburine Oil on Thursday and House of Folkman vs Newell Printers on Friday.
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Wilburine Oil
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Struthers-Wells
House of Folkman
Newell Printers
Rontet Pet
Warren Tribune
United
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Sub High Leads Pioneer League Undefeated
Sub High of the Pioneer Basketball League sits alone atop the standings with 10 wins and a perfect 1.000 percentage. Saturday’s schedule features Glade against East and Warren Tribune against Central, with Sub High facing Glade or Jefferson. Teams listed include Central, Jefferson, Glade, Tribune, and Sub High, reflecting a tight race in the circuit.
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Keystones Face Hodges as Corry Keys Open Strong Season
Corry Keystones bring a 26 win and 11 losses road record into Thursday night’s game at the State Armory against Hodges Clothes. Manager Phillip Young lists Itch White Paul Burns Main Rich Kip Anderson Chet Brewer Homer Rose and Ted Feldt among likely performers. White is the top scorer and a two season Keystone.
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Warren High provides four scheduled track meets this year
Warren High track coach Hutch Hutchings announced four meets are set with more pending and three indoor practice sessions weekly. Tonight Hodges Clothes faces Industrial All-Stars in a key armory clash, while Refinery meets Struthers-Weiss at Arcade alleys. Hodges leads 1-0 in the series. Erie eyes national links trip to Philadelphia July 31 to August 4 with $150 raised for expenses. Maxie Strub seeks a title shot after a Friday Erie arena bout. victory would set up a Cleveland bout next week with Eddie Kid Wagner and other contenders.
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Warren Bowlers Beat Jamestown in 205-Pin Defeat
Warren Jamestown bowling match on Frewsburg lanes ends Jamestown 205 pins down. Meli Johnson leads visitors with 186 three-game average while Art Agnew posts 172 for Jamestown. Fire threatens greensburg village Youkon, $30,000 blaze destroys five buildings. four families displaced as responders gain control.
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Central Firsts Rally Beats Central Seconds 27 19
Central Firsts defeated Central Seconds 27 to 19 on Tuesday. Moran and Munch led the Firsts with 20 of the 27 points, while reserves provided strong support near the end of the game.
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Train Hits Van. One Killed Two Injured in Hagerstown
In Hagerstown Maryland on March 21 a collision between a moving van and a Pennsylvania railroad passenger train left Russell House, 30, dead and two others hurt. Chauffeur L. H. Martin and H. D. Kline escaped with minor injuries. Community Chest dollars pledge appears in ad text.
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Points Divided In League Match At Arcade Lanes
Warren Tribune and Simith Horton split industrial league points in a match at Arcade Alleys. Winning to Card by narrow margins, they moved within reach of top, trailing Steamrukers by a tie with National Forgers for first. First game led by 22 pins, second by 19 pins, then a shrimp incident halted play.
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Potters
Lowargin
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Hoch-Score Leads Horton Bowling Meet Display
Horton rallied to overcome an opening handicap as Totals reached 2885 for Horton and 2345 for Smith Horton, margin 40 pins. Mike Weidert led The Tribune with 193 high game and 510 high triple. Lynn Holcomb of Smith Horton rolled 602 in the half thousand division.
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Move Graves of Wartime Heroes for Levee Work
More than 200 graves at Chalmette National Cemetery near New Orleans must be disturbed to build an additional levee to protect two southern Louisiana parishes from flooding. The burials in the unknown soldier area will be relocated following a Mississippi River engineers decision.
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Bell Traded to Boston Braves for Lester Bell
United Press from St Petersburg Florida March 21 says Lester Bell a Cardinals third basemen who helped the 1926 world champions is traded to the Boston Braves for Bull Andy High and 2000 cash Eddie Moore stays with St Louis Bell joins Nashorn reuniting with Rogers Hornsby infield Bell improves after illness in 1927 season McKechnie says Bell will be supported by High as utility man plus a trial at third base Day and McGraw draw in New Haven after ten rounds
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