Lomski Overpowers Sekyra In Madison Square Garden Bout
Leo Lomski of Aberdeen Washington dominated Joe Sekyra of Dayton in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden. Sekyra fought on defense, left his left side exposed to Lomski’s right hands, and suffered a decisive defeat. Lomski advances to a planned Newark bout with Mickey Walker, while both fighters failed to excite fans.
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Fraxe Getty
New York
U. P
Joe Sekyra
Dayton
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Washa
Sekura
Lomski
Madison Square Garden
Leo
Mickey Walker
Newark
N. J
Ohio
Tommy Loughran
Anail
Lemski
East
Box
Eastarm
Figt
Warren Pitcher in Giants lineup against Chattanooga
Art Johnson a left handed reliever from Ring 1 reentered the New York Giants roster Friday for a game at Chattanooga, Tenn. The Giants beat the Chattanooga nine by 18 to 8 as seventeen runs came in the fifth inning. Levy started, Johnson relieved, with a lengthy score by innings and battery details listed in wire reports.
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Art Johnson
New York Giants
Chattanooga
Tenn
Giants
New York
Chattamaoga
Levy
Johnson and Hogan
Spohrer
Biemiller
Vaught
Pile
Wierman
Lingle
Minetree
Memphis
Hodges Clothes Triumph Over Jamestown Mystics in Close Game
Hodges Clothes, borough champions, led 35 22 before a late Mystics rally cut the gap to 37 33 in a five Friday night series game at the M C A. Adamson led Mystic scoring with six baskets, while Bobby Offerle added 11 for Hodges.
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Hodges
Jamestown Mystics
M.C. A
Invaders
Adamson
Bobby’ Offerle
Mystics
Sullivan
Adame
IZ C
Johnson
jStemple
Industrial First Half Records High Single and Totals
Industrial first half marks top single by F Rapp United Refinery and high totals by Warren Tridone Strathers Wells and Nypean Furniture. Second half lists A Fischer Wilburine Out and high totals for L Weidert Smith Barton National Forge and others. Nexxt week schedule shows Warren Tribune Struthers Wells Newell Printers National Forge Wilburine House of Folkman United Refinery Smith Horton.
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F. Rapp
United Refinery
J. Bloomquist
Nypean Furniture
Warren Tridone
Strathers-Wells
A. Fischer
Wilburine
L. Weidert
Smith-Barton
Vam
National Forge
Sim
Warren ‘Tribune Struthers-Wells
Newell Printers
S. National Forge
Wilburine , OF 'S
House of Folkman
United Refinery Ve. Smith- Horton
Warren Tribune
Struthere-Wells
Tribune
Wincrter Phay
Nero
Cig
Daley
Lawson
Sehmacker
Weidert ._ Ee
Calas Fhe
Randinelli
Jackson
Lightn
Foy
Real
Allen & Lts Ist
Zuerl
Oes
Industrial Court
Warren Tank
Phenix
Co. Tees
Penn Furnaceeeeld
Penna Railroad
Company I
Phernix Furniture
Penn Furnace
Phenix Furniture
St. Joe Cadets
Hoagwall Hardware Beats Style Shop in Narrow Lane Victory
Ejih Teague led Hoagwall Hardware to a Friday night win over Style Shop on the club alleys, overcoming an 908 to 878 opener with strong second and third games led by Clyde Lupold 207 high single and Evie Munson's 634 total. Daugherty posted 558 for Style Shop, while Munson chased 634 including a 202 first game as Hoogwall won the series 2550 to 2716 in a tight matchup.
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Hoagwall Hardware
Ejih Teague
Style Shop
Giinez
Clyde Lupold
Champs
Clearance Daugherty
Evie Munson
Hoogwall Hardware Munson
Miller
K. Dorrance
Onions
Riggs
Daugherty
G. Johnson
St. Joseph Cadets
Pennsylvania Railroad
Phenix Furniture
Company I
Company T
Penn Furnace
Phenix
Warren Tank
St. Joe
Smith
Reiley
Brindis
Brooks
Kennedy
Lindgren
Ostergard
Peterson
Swanson
Reiller
Cobb
F Coen
Albauga
Lytle
Gardner
Feire
Wilson
Putnam
Carete
Ty Graham
F S. Brindister
Beverine
Gene
Hegertyo
Boern
G. PR
National Forge Clinches Half With 3 1 Victory
National Forge sealed a second half Tri bune Industrial Bowling League title bid by beating Steamrollers 3 to 1 at the Arcade. Irvine edged Steamrollers 820 to 819 in a final game fluke. Forge totals 2492. Steamrollers 2441. Faul subbed for Samuelson, bowled 202, while Zuert and Randimelli led with 529 series.
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Tribune Industrial Bowling League
National Forge
Steamrollers
Lady Luck
Irvine
Zuerl
Forge
Tribune
Steanrollers
George Faul
Buck Samuelson
Forgers
Zuert
Randimelli
Veteran Pennsy official to retire after 51 years service
Philadelphia March 31 C A Sheaffer 70 assistant vice president of the Pennsylvania railroad in charge of operation will retire April 1 under pension regulations. He began his career in Pittsburgh in 1877 and has 51 years of service. During the war he was appointed chairman of the commission on car service by the government.
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Philadelphia
C. A. Sheaffer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Shearer
We'll Bear Watching Says Ray Schalk for Sox Pennant
Chicago White Sox manager Ray Schalk tells United Press youth speed and hustle will power a 1928 push. He touts a strong pitching staff led by Faber and Thomas, a potentially solid infield with Cianer Homefield Cissell and Schalk, and a fast outfield led by Reynolds if he gains experience.
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United Press
Ray Schalk
Chicago White Sox
Donie Bush
Pittsburgh Pirates
Shreveport
Rey Schalk
Chicago Tte Sox
White Sox
Hastle
Schalk
Scnaik
Sox
Johnny Cianer
Bill Homefield
Chalmer Cissell
Willie K
Cisse
Gchalt
Clancy
John Mann
Wichita Falls
Texas
George Redfern
Fort Worth Askearee
Ottetane tSete Eran
Teddie Lyon
Tommy
al) Thomas
Schalk Yates
E Oick
Ted Hlankenchip
Early spring training reports from various clubs
Braves manager Jack Slattery doubts readiness after four straight defeats in Florida and Brooklyn losses. Giants meet Memphis in exhibition as they chased a big inning record with 17 runs in one frame. Cubs expect NL title challenge after two straight wins over Pirates, with Lester Bartholemew limiting them to one hit in six. Blanken ship brothers Ted and Homer to duel in Shreveport. Athletics reach Philadelphia for city series opener with Phillies after beating Greensboro to finish 8-9 in exhibitions.
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Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Cal
Joe McCarthy
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lester Bartholomew
Pirate
Pittsburgh
Athletics
Philadelphiathe Athletics
Greesboro
N. C
Phillies
A’s
South
Greensboro
Sixty Rounds of Boxing Set for Wednesday Show Here
Sixty rounds of amateur boxing, barring knockouts, are slated for a Wednesday night show at the Roller Rink Auditorium. Warren Jamestown and Erie amateurs compete in four classes, 118 135 147 and heavyweight, with Cliff Collins among Warren fighters. Promoter Harry Teets via the Warren Athletic Club reports strong interest from nearby towns and expects a big crowd, with tickets at United Cigar Store and Madden’s Smoke Shop.
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Willard Foley
Tribune
Warren
Section
Jamestown
Erie
Carney
Cliff Collins
Warren Athletic Club
Harry Teets
Ruhlman
Jack Mmcdonald
Pug
Iow
McDonald
Eric
Youngsville
Sheffield
Fistic
Youngsville Or
Sheffiel
United Cigar Store
Madden
1 Smoke Shop
Reds Skip Hughes In Illness Absence At Nashville
Cincinnati Reds missing star second baseman Hughes as he stays with a sick wife. Carl Mays to miss pitching for a month after stomaine poisoning. team plays Nashville Southern League club in Tennessee.
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Cincinnati Reds
Nashville
Hughevitz
Cris
Cincinnati
Reds
Carl Mays
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mays
Cardinals to test Thevenow at short in Atlanta
St Louis manager Pilor Kechnie planned to start Tommy Thevenow at shortstop today against an Atlanta Southern League club to determine if his ankle injury from last June has fully recovered. Frankhouse and Johnson were chosen to pitch for the Cardinals.
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Atlanta
Pilor
Kechnie
Tommy Thevenow
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Frankhouse
Johnson
Easter Eros List Sparks Curiosity in GANDELANE Market
Blockchain style message hints at free names and a GANDELANE themed event for Easter. Mentions $e p2e and promotional tone with unclear details about what names are offered for free. Further specifics not provided in readable text.
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Sekyra
Dick Schumacher
Heelas Flowers
Warren Pitcher
Jack Levy
Candyland
Tidioute
Endeavor 5
Endeavor
Oilers
Warham
Porster
O. Mowrie
Wee
Copeland
Bitchem
W. Byres
R. Wartam
H. Wilson
B. Anderson la G. Johnson
W. Carpenter
Rex Warham
E. Porter
John Stoltz
B. Byres
O. Morris
Thompsette Copeland
W. Byres Tees al
Mystic Boys
Warren City
D.j.m.bailey
Pan bPaiae
St.j
Hoagwall Beats Style Shop
Tribune Rollers
Pennsy
al Williamson
George Cox
Red Faber
George Connally
Charley Barnabe
Bill Goodell
Goodell
Tulsa
Okla
Carl Reynolds
Johnny Mostil
Bib Falkin
Alex Metzler
Bill Barrett
Randolph Moore
Harry McCurdy
Clyde Crouse
Moe Berg
Yankees
Shocker
Tris Speaker
Connie Pas
Boston Braves
West Palm Beach
Fin
Braves
Brooklyn
Jack Slattery
University of Florida
Gainesville
Cardlea
Blankenship
Ted
Homer
Tommy Thomas
Ed Walsh
Penna. Railroad
Best
G. Faul
Warren High
Uthbertson
Stroup
Bentz
Lneup
Varsity
Te Mack
Cuthbertson
Burns
Bevine
Ay F. Nichols
Noecker
Stroup Gie
Hetrick Bey Ellis
Wee O
Eee
Timer
Leidig
ST. Louis
John Phelps & Son
Clark St
Warren, Pa
Black & White
Penna. Ave
Morrison St
United Refining Co
East Side Service
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