Collins Fights To Draw With Tony Brown In Erie
Former contender Collins, after months away, returns at Erie Arena Erie and fights 6 rounds to a draw with Tony Brown both weighing 120 pounds. The bout produced many clean blows from both fighters but no KO and marked a solid return for Collins. Brown, managed by Jack McDonald, showed improvement from previous outings.
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Erie Arena
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Jack McDonald
Kinzua Church Teams in Games at Friday Night
Inter church league action in Kinzua featured St. Luke Episcopals boys and girls vs M. E. outfits. St. Luke girls won 26 to 18 while the St. Luke boys topped Methodist boys 23 to 29. Mann led the boys with 11 points. M. Jones starred for the girls with six baskets and five fouls. More games planned for Monday night.
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M. E. Girls
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Mann
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Detroit Finn Leads Runners in Bunion Derby Start
Detroit Finns lead the field as athletes depart Gallup New Mexico for the Los Angeles to New York Bunion Derby. Arne Suominen, the Detroit Finn, stays in front with 96 runners in the contest. Nestor Erickson wins the Lupton 22.6 mile grind. Peter Gavuzzi places second.
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Lupton
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England
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Senators Aim for Second Place Says Bucky Harris
Washington manager Stanley Harris predicts the Senators will finish no worse than second in the American League. He credits a stronger pitching staff solid defense and added hitting power with George Sisler and Sam West as key figures. Harris notes the Yankees remain the top class but Washington could challenge if leaders falter.
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Edwin Wells
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Sam West
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Training camp notes from major league camps
Exhibition reports highlight Dazzy Vance and Jess Petty with Brooklyn, Jimmy Wilson out for days with an arm injury, Lou Gehrig changing pants to shake a jinx, Mark Koenig batting right handed, Carl Mays aiming to prove readiness after long layoff, Pid Purdy winning a sprint, and Browns and Athletics arranging opening day plans while other clubs showcase prospects in Florida and Texas.
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United Press
West Palm Beach
Pla
Dazzy Vance
Jess Petty
Broklyn Robins
Philadelphia
Winter Haven
Lou Gehrig
Mark Koenig
Louis McEvoy
Chattanooga
Nashville
Yorks
Cincinnati Reds
Orlando
Carl Mays
Cincinnati
Mays
Pid Purdy
Reds
George Kelly
Curt Walker
Prospects for Junior Legion Nine Look Good
Prospects for the American Legion Junior baseball team in Warren seem bright as Legion officials report no opposition to the project. A vote will occur at Monday night’s meeting on funding about 225 dollars to outfit the team for a national series prize of a 1928 Worlds Series berth.
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Pracnerts
American Legion
Legion
Tribune
French Denean
Records Broken in Elk League Bowling Match
Milenius Clothes and Berry-McCoy faced the Barbers in a Friday Elk league match won by the Barbers 4 to 0. Berry-McCoy totaled 2736 with games of 860 971 and 905 to set one record, while Curly Fischer rolled 200 254 and 214 for 668 to set another record, with 254 as the season best single.
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Curly” Fischer
Elk Lanes
Warren High Track Squad Begins Outdoor Practice
Warren High's track squad of about 55 players with nine letter-men held outdoor practice Friday afternoon on borough streets then gym work in the High gym. Coach Hutchings reports marked improvement and anticipates a successful season despite Monte Scott's graduation. Plans for schedule are incomplete with meets against Erie Central, Smethport, Jamestown, and Youngsville noted. district meet at Erie on May 19.
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High Gymnasium
Harry Hutchings
Monte Scott
Erie Central
Smethport
Jamestown
Warren
Youngsville
Erie
Yankees Seek Experienced Left Handed Pitcher
In St Petersburg on March 24 the New York Yankees pursued an experienced pitcher, preferably left handed, with a right hander acceptable if he can back a world championship club. As part payment they offered Ben Paschal, a utility outfielder, plus cash.
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New York Yankees
Yankees
Ben Paschal
Huggins predicts pennant clash Yanks Pirates again
St Petersburg March 24 Miller Huggins manager of the world champion New York Yankees said that the club that defeats the Pittsburgh Pirates would win the National League pennant. He would not be surprised to see the Yankees and Pirates oppose each other again in the 1928 world series.
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Erie Central High teams win medals at Grove City assembly
Seven members of Erie Central High School basketball team, winner of the Alphabet league section, received Athletic Association of Grove City college medals for their season. The group helped the team reach finals at Grove City. Also notes on Tommy T Dowler earning a varsity C at Colgate for basketball and prior football letter. A brief on Ray Collins boxing prelim and upcoming bout with Tony Brown of Jamestown.
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Athletic Association
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Grove City
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Erie
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Dowley
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Jeters
First Half Records High Single and Team Totals
The meet lists high singles by F Repp and A Fischer plus high totals by Warren Trisane Struthers Wells and others. Becond Half totals show L Weidert and National Forge among top marks. Next week schedule includes House of Folkman Struthers Wells Wilburine Oil Smith Horton United Refinery Nowell Printers Warren Tribune National Forge.
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Warren Netters Wallop Lander 36 to 26
Warren Barnstormers built a second half lead to defeat Lander High 36 to 26 at home Friday night. Sue Mack led Warren with top scoring honors as the Blue and White defense clamped down after a 6 to 1 start.
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Sue” Mack
Folkman Entry Takes 4 Points In League Match
House of Folkman swept Newell Printers to stay in third place in Industrial league standings as National Forge and Warren Tribune loom ahead. In the nightcap Folkman’s beat Ink Slingers by six pins after a tighter contest.
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Warren Tribune
Decorators sweep as McManus stars in bowling night
Clyde McManus led House of Folkman to easy wins in the fivet and third sets scoring the night’s only 500-plus total. His best game 217 came in the first, giving him a 566 two-line total while teammates N Peterson A Peterson Tham posted lower scores as Folkman dominated.
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House of Folkman
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Baseball Exhibition Games Today Across Cities
A full slate of spring training exhibition games is listed with matchups in San Antonio Austin Tampa and several Florida venues. Results from Friday include Senators 6 Giants 3 in Tampa after 10 innings and Browns 4 Brooklyn 3 in West Palm Beach.
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Fresh baked goods daily at the QROLETA
Daily fresh baked goods offered at the QROLETA with a 4 PM delivery service. Contact by telephone at 355 3 21 4t for orders and details.
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