Hodges Clothes Wins City League Cup At Banquet
The City Basketball League season wrap featured Hodges Clothes earning the silver loving cup as two-time champions. Myron Jewell presided, Judy Jewell named VP, Doc Cosgrove re-elected secretary treasurer, and Bobby Offerle accepted the trophy for Hodges entry amid talks and awards. George Miller and other officials attended the banquet at the Y M C A building following the season’s finish and prize presentation.
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Bob Ritchie
Judy Jewell
Hodges
A. L. Hodges
Heelas Flowers
Myron Jewell
Bobby Offerle
Jewell
Doc” Cosgrove
Lertell Hoskins
Kenneth Knoll
Ed Lowrey
Fred Lord
Cap” Pearson
Western Pennsylvanians Win 48 26 Exhibition Game
Western Pennsylvania defeats Northwestern team 48 to 26 in an Allegheny gym exhibition. Evans Braddock Mills and Ostrosky led the rugged crew while Treadwell coached Northwestern with Dennison Seifert Smiley Flaherty among the roster.
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Western Pennsylvania
Downstaters
Allegheny
Colliege
Evans
Braddock
Mills
Whitehead
McKeesport
Reider
New Castle
DeCoster
Charleroi
Brown
Butter
Ostrosky
Newcastle
Berger
Homestead
Garbach
Edgewood
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Eddie Treadwell
Franklin
Dennison
Meadville
Seifert
Erie Central
Smiley
Flaherty
Sharon
Yeager
Borland
Oi! City
Rhem
Holcomb
Clary
Sharpsville
Massing
Opponents of union administration to hold meeting
Delegates to the national conference of the save the union committee opposed to the United Mine Workers administration will meet in Pittsburgh on Sunday. Pat Toohey, secretary, said delegations have arrived from Tennessee Kansas and Wyoming to discuss the April 16 strike call and the organization of non union coal fields, with potential attendees from Fayette Greene Westmoreland and Somerset counties.
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U F
Save-The-Union Committee
United Mine Workers of America
Pat Toohey
Tennessee
Kansas
Wyoming
Toohey
Fayette
Greene
Westmoreland
Somerset
United Mine Workers
Com
Goss Shifts From Tennis to Banking Career
Missionor Goss, long seen as a strong tennis figure, begins a new path in New York's financial sector while pledging to keep up tennis. She plans to compete in the Women's Nationals next summer and believes outdoor sports foster business success and discipline.
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Missionor Goss
America
Lennia
Debs
Miles Gosa
New York
Money Mart
Misa Goss
Eleanor Goss
Florida
Detroit Manager Predicts Tigers Will Compete in 1928 Race
Detroit manager George Moriarty predicts the Tigers will be in the pennant race in 1928. He says the club will be a significantly improved team as the season wears on with veterans and youngsters developing together. The April 12 lineup should resemble 1927, but the team will be better welded and more cohesive. Moriarty also mentions Van Gilder and Chick Gallo as new additions to bolster the roster.
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Fort Worth
Tex
United Press
George Moriarty
Tigers
Moriarity
van Gilder
Browns
Chick Gallo
Way
Athletics
Moore Named American Ambassador to Peru
Alexander P. Moore, publisher and former envoy to Spain, was named American ambassador to Peru, announced by the Senate. Moore previously resided in Pittsburgh.
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Washington
U.P
Alexander P. Moore
Spain
Peru
Senate
Moore
Pittsburgh
Slam Bang Fite Expected Tonight at Madison Square Garden
New York March 30 One of those slam bang battles is expected tonight as Leo Lemski and Joe Sekyta meet at Madison Square Garden in a 175 pound bout. Both listed as top contenders and aim to pressure the other toward a title shot with Tommy Loughran.
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New York
Leo Lemski
Joe Sekyta
Ushi
Madison Square Garden
John L. Sulliven
Jack Dempsey
Leo
Joe
Foel
Lomski
Sekura
Tommy Loughwan
Auto deaths and injuries in Pennsylvania week
The Pennsylvania Department of Highways reports 22 killed and 233 injured in automobile accidents during the week ending March 27. Pedestrians account for 12 of the deaths. motorists the rest. A total of 242 accidents occurred.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Highways
Baseball duel in LA as Cubs visit Pirates in four game set
Friday schedule lists Warren Tribune against National Forge while Pirates host Cubs in Los Angeles. Cubs won yesterday’s opener 6 to 5 in a tight contest. High scorers and totals from first and second halves are noted for several teams and players including F Rapp J Bloomquist A Fischer and L Weidert.
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Pirates
Jamestown Mystics Open Series With Hodges Five
Jamestown Mystics visit Hodges Five in the first game of a district series at the Y M C A gym tonight. Hodges Clothes, the local title team, has a strong record 18 of 21, led by Leed and Offerle with high point totals and a crowded home crowd expected for the matchup.
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Mystics
Hodges
Thas
Heelas
Carty Keys
Leed
Offerle
Pennsylvania profited from 1927 camp site leases
The state department of forests announced that Pennsylvania earned 16,261 from leasing 1,840 camp sites to individuals, fishing clubs, and hunting clubs during 1927. Leases began with two hundred forty four camps leased at an average annual rent just under 85 dollars.
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Arrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Forests
Fatally Injured in Car Striking Case at Carnegie
Joseph Sutton Chan of Washington Pa died in a hospital from a fractured skull after being struck by an automobile driven by Robert M. Jordan in Carnegie. The collision occurred last night, and the incident is under local investigation.
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Pfftsburgh
Joseph Sutton Chan
Warkington
Robert M. Jordan
Carnegie, Nee
Easter Exes Sold Out Sale at Candyland
A brief notice notes a sale titled Easter Exes at Candyland with date 3 29 23. The item highlights Nemes on free.
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Nemes
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