Warren Blues Varsity Beat Seconds 18 12 In Practice
Coach Leidig guided a shifted Var sity squad against the Seconds in a Monday drill. Varsity scored three times on the Reserves to the Seconds two, ending 18 to 12. Captain Ange Bevevino led center, with Kay Burns and Kelly Mowbray on the wings and Eddie Bradford at tackle guard. Backfield of Bidwell Lytle Patchen and McCormack attacked the Seconds’ line as Bidwell proved slippery. Warren aims for a seventh win Saturday versus undefeated North East at Russell field. Meanwhile the Grapepickers won their sixth straight, 72 points, with Blue and White favored over North East. Rain-flooded Russell field may cancel today's practice. Hundreds plan to travel to Celoron Park Sunday to see Warren face Black Rocks. Warren officials say the team is stronger than in Olean weeks earlier. LOS ANGELES Oct. 23—Jack Dempsey sets next fight price at 500000 dollars if any, per letter to Saul Cohan. Tex Rickard discusses a spring bout. Dempsey notes he may fight for that sum but is not eager to return. The boxing scene is quiet in New York.
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Leidig
Ange Bevevino
Kay Burns
Kelly Mowbray
Eddie Bradford
Bidwell
Jumo Lytle
Harold Patchen
Fibe McCormack
Warren
Russell Field
Grapepickers
Blue
North East
Jamestown
Fredonia High
Fredonia
Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Saul Cohan
Tex Rickard
Jack
New York
Estelle Taylor
Richard
Passing of Jack Dunn Mourned by Baseball People
New York, Oct. 23. Jack Dunn, owner and manager of the Baltimore Orioles, died of apoplexy while riding near Towson, Md. He was famed for selling more players to the majors than any other man, totaling over $500,000. Ruth was sold for $3,000 to Boston. Dunn mentored Ruth at St Mary’s Industrial School.
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New York
Jack Dunn
Baltimore Orioles
Dunn
Towson
Babe Ruth
Boston
Lefty Grove
Jack Bentley
Joe Boley
George Earnshaw
Philadelphia Athletics
John Conway Toole
International League
Baltimore
Ruth
St. Mary’s Industrial School
College and Army football teams shuffle lineups
Columbia must rebuild its backfield after Hank Kumpf fractures a leg and Joe Stanczyk injures a shoulder in the Dartmouth game. Army lists Sprague O Keefe Perry and Messinger on the injured list with possible return ahead of Yale. Penn works on Navy game plans while Dartmouth back Marsters returns but Jerry Jeremiah is out with a shoulder injury. Colgate challenges NYU with Meehan forecasting a tough test, and Princeton starts Trix Binnett at halfback as Witmer moves to quarterback. Navy hopes Spring can return against Penn.
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New York
Columbia
Williams
Hank Kumpf
Joe Stanczyk
Dartmouth
Kumpf
Stanczyk
Princeton
Trix Binnett
Tigers
Cornell
Ed Witmer
Bill Thom Leads Local Bowler With High Series
Bill Thom of the House of Folkman team in the Tribune Industrial Bowling League posted the high total across three local league matches last night, with 193 197 176 for a 571 series. Frank Russell followed in the City league with a 563. ex-Youngsville High Seconds edged Warren Blue and White Thirds 26–0 in a practice game at Broken Straw Town. Coach Pierce’s reserves visit next Monday for the return part of the series.
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Bill Thom
House of Folkman
Tribune Industrial
Thom
Pote
Frank Russell
Youngsville High
Warren
Brokenstraw
Pierce
Tribune
RITTICISMS by BILL RITT
The column riffs on the overexposure of small schools and the unpredictability of college football. It recalls Center College starting a wake of upsets that spread through the sport, contrasting it with entrenched programs and the aging of coaches.
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Bill Rittthe
Davis-Elkins
Cadet Team Meets Yale Eli Saturday
Fourteen unbeaten teams dot the East as Army Yale Dartmouth and NYU loom with edge. Key figures include Penn State New York University star back Kenneth Strong and Dartmouth’s Marsters. The Army Yale clash at New Haven could decide the mythical Eastern championship as Garvey of Pennsylvania enters the spotlight.
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Army
Yale
Dartmouth
New York University
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Tech
Cornell
Georgetown
Boston College
United
Williams
Temple
Philadelphia
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Vila Nova
Tufts
Centenary College
Shreveport
Baylor University
Georgetown University
Mt. St. Marys
Susquehanna
Lebanon Valley
West Virginia Wesleyan
Lafayette
Bucknell
Kenneth Strong
Marsters
Darthmouth
New Haven
Harvard
Mal Stevens
Kansas
Tad Jones
Wose
Georgia
Bruce Caldwell
Johnny Garvey
Weekly City Bowling Standings and Schedules
igR Sax Records High single and high total led a week of city league play with Leo Weid ert and Bill Thom rising in individual and team totals. Harold Byers and Eddie Henderson set singles marks at Style Shope, while Frank Rossell and Orange Crush posted top scores. In golf, George Kirby aced the ninth hole 340 yards at Stoneham, matching earlier in-one feats on the course.
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Harold Byers
Eddie Henderson
Style Shop
Milenius Clothes
Metzger- Wright
Wood Flower Shop
Frank Rossell
Orange Crush
Southampton
George Kirby
Stoneham
Kirby
Warren Tribune Bowling League Victory Sparks Standings
Warren Tribune in the Industrial league rose to third place after a Steam-Tollers win over House of Folkman by 3 to 1. Decorators dropped the first game 771 to 804 but later recovered to gain momentum in the event.
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Warren Tribune
Industrial League
House of Folkman
The
Tribune
Smith-Horton
Bowling League Scores Highlight Industrial and Elk Play
The Elk League notes Weaver Hoagwall Hdn and Ostergard with 124 numbers in wins while Bill Thom posted 566 on 193 197 176. City Bowling league opened with Baird Tires 2 1 over Hoagwall Hardware. Anderson Shoes swept 4 0. Lowrey 555 led a 909 opening, Hoagvall Hdn. and Weaver each over 500 in multiple games as Elk league records see 641 and 508 totals.
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Tom
Hoagwall Hardware
Anderson Shoes
Elk
Lowrey
Weaver
Ray Gerould
Hardware
Anderson
Ed Lowrey
Bill Weaver
Hoagvall
Cochran
Gerould
Anderson Shoe Samuelson
G. Hultberg
E. Dorrance
Ostergard
M. Johnson
Bowling Match Summary at Hoagvall’s Club
The Tire men lost the third game after winning the first two as Frank Rossell of Orange Crush posted a 236 game and 563 total to lead the meeting. Weaving through the Hon or Roll and Soda Pops entries, scores ranged with Hoagvall’s and Anderson’s players contributing notable marks while Orange Crush posted a strong third game.
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Orange Crush
Tiremen
Frank Rossell
Soda Pops
Dundee Wins Title Fight In Philadelphia Decision
World welterweight champion Joe Dundee, 149 1 2, Baltimore, defeated Walcott Langford, 154, Chicago, by decision in Philadelphia. Also results include Hilario Martinez 146 1 2, Spain, beating Tommy Kid Murphy 143, Trenton. Al Friedman 175 1 2, Boston, over Tommy West Mahan 177 1 2, Trenton. Theodore Kid Snowden 160 1 2, Oxford, Pa., KO Battling Willard 157, Lancaster. Leon Lucas 182 1 2, Camden, KO George Giacchino 179, Philadelphia. Maxie Rosenbloom NY light heavyweight won 4 ten round decision from Garfield Johnston Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Walcott Langford
Chicago
Hilario Martinez
Spain
Tommy Kid Murphy
Trenton
al Friedman
Boston
Tommy West Mahan
Theodore Kid Snowden
Oxford
Battling Willard
Lancaster
Leon Lucas
Camden
George Giacchino
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