Local and National Industrial Bowling League Splits
Representatives of Warren bowlers meet to divide the circuit into Class A and Class B with six teams in A. Opens Oct 17 as World Series draws players. Entries include National Forge United Refinery Struthers-Wells Warren Furniture Smith-Horton and others. Discussions cover schedules venues and bank team exclusion to keep competition balanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forge
United Refinery
Struthers-Wells
Warren Furniture
Smith-Horton
Howard Potts
Warren Savings Bank
Warren Savings
Clyde Tupold
Warren
Pittsburgh
Nis
Wanen
Paddy Jackson
St Irvine
Tribune Industrial Bowling League
S M
Don Pranner
Oil Cuy
John Daley
Meadville
Tribune Coop
Allegheny Line Hopes Rise With New Backfield Picks
Meadville Pa September 14 The addition of two Meadville High backfield players Herbert Eighmy halfback and Joan Knapp fullback to the Allegheny College squad boosts optimism for the Blue and Gold as Coach Merritt seeks a strong backfield before the October 1 opener with St Bonaventure. The line remains a worry with scarce big men at tackle though Charles Slaven’s move to tackle adds speed and pressure on the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Herbert Eighmy
Meadville High School
Joan Knapp
Allegheny College
Allegheny
Merrittnon
St. Bonaventure
Merritt
Charles Slaven
Slaven
Moon
Lusk
Eighy
Knapp
Thompson
Hughes
Kinnunen
McKay
Beals
Davis
Billings
Caber
Jackson
Beach
Behrhorst
Fifteen gridmen report to coach Reese last night
Fifteen candidates answered Coach Chuck Reese at the Warren team practice, the largest turnout of the year. Names include Gebbardi, Pedley, Davidson, Schindler, Lyte, Hokansen, Whiteshot, Wright, Yothers, Grosch, Walker, Kinkead, Andrews, Matis, Palm, Redley, and more. Beaty Field hosts the next session at 5:30, with additional practices planned as opening game nears. Finance committee led by Schindler to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren x Representatives
Chuck” Reese
Freddie” Gebbardi
Furp” Pedley
Ped” Davidson
Nelson Claude Schindler
Bud” Lyte
Truck” Hokansen
Whiteshot
El‘aie
Wright
Yothers
Grosch
Walker
Kinkead
Andrews
Stub” Mathis
Mike” Palm
Pet” Redley
Beaty Field
Whiteshot Gebhardt
Schindler
Claude Schindler
Arcade Bowling Alleys Open For Year In Warren
Experts from the Brunswick-Bulke Company installed four new automatic pin setting machines at Arcade Alleys in the Conservatory building. The renewed interior lighting, dampness mitigation under the sidewalk area and other improvements are ready for the public opening this evening. Thad Lawson, owner manager, offers cigars to the top scorer tonight and a weekly high scorer will receive cigarettes as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick- Bulke Company
Buffalo
Warren
Thad Lawson
Lawson
Industrial League
Paddy Jackson
Lee Allen
National For
Tuffy” Guifface
Tribune 10 Get Returns of Big Fight Over Wire
The Tribune and United Press arrange rapid coverage of the Dempsey Tunney fight on September 22 in Chicago. Staff including Henry L Farrell Frank Getty Wiliam Lynch Robert Searce Edward Kerr Clark Kelsey C C Nicholet and Robert J Bender will oversee ringside reports crowd notes and dressing room details. Megaphoned blow by blow coverage from The Tribune building is planned with other arrangements to ensure accurate reporting.
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The
Tribune
United Press
Chicago
Henry L. Farrell
Frank Getty
Wiliam F. Lynch
Robert Searce
Edward C. Kerr
Clark Kelsey
C. C. Nicholet
Robert J. Bender
Tex Richard
Fribune
Tunney Versus Dempsey Set For Sept 22 Chicago Show
Gene Tunney wages a bigger tougher frame as he prepares to meet former champion Jack Dempsey in Chicago on September 22. Tunney has filled out his 178 pound light heavyweight form, entering the bout heavier with improved strength and endurance while Dempsey carries slight gains to match.
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Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Dempsey
Tunney
Susque
Carpentier
Gibbons
Tugees
Dempety
Taomey
Bulla
Sharkey
Feaire
Fo Jy
Sherkey
Oh Be
Dempee
Warren High Farmed for Home Football Opener Saturday
Warren High football fans anticipate the first home game of the season against Sheffield High this Saturday. Local officials will run the event and players are in practice as preparations continue at Russell Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren High School
Sheffield High
Youngsville
Warren High
Russell Field
J. C. Holderress
Ben Taylor
Hank Walker
Sechriest
Titusville High
Knox High
Brady
Titusville
Baseball’s Big Five Hitters Shine in Mixed Day at Bat
Ty Cobb doubled and collected two singles in five at bats while Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig each singled once in three tries. Speaker’s only hit was a double in four plate appearances. Rogers Hornsby had a double and two singles in nine at bats. Averages show Gehrig at .532 with 46 homers, Hornsby .283 with 24, Cobb .353 with 3, Ruth .233 with 2, and Speaker with lower counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cobb
Ruth
Gehrig
Speaker
Hornsby
AB. H
Cobb
Pirates Sweep Braves to Lead Pack in Twinbill
Pittsburgh defeated Boston 6-2 in the first game and 3-0 in the nightcap as Milius blanked the Braves on six hits. Kremer allowed a similar hit total in the opener. The Pirates improved their standing while Boston tailed. Giants and Cards split in St Louis with 6-3 and 9-3 scores as New York rose to second place. Cubs dropped 10-6 to Brooklyn, and Cincinnati downed Philadelphia 7-6 in a late rally.
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Browns
Boston
Red Sox
Stewart
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Braves
Milius
Kremer
Harris
LE. Wanez
L. Waner
Bancroft
Gibson
Greenfield
Traynor
Farrell
Fourniers
Klem
McCormick
Giants
St- Louis
New York
Henry
Barnes
Littledehn
St. Lous
Barney
Taylor
Alea
Ander
Littlejohn
Schulte
Snyder
God But
Kauffman
Ring
Cubs
Chicago
Dodgers
Percy Jones
Jones
Brooklyn
Vance
Deberry
Bullheart
Bush
Blake
Hartnett
Neary and Thompson Rematch Sparked 1903 Spokane Draw
This day recalls the 1903 Spokane bout where Charley Neary of Milwaukee and Maurice Thompson of Michigan fought 20 rounds to a draw. They had previously met in Neary’s hometown in a shorter decision win for Thompson. Neary only briefly returned to boxing in 1910 and never fought Thompson again.
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Neary
Thompson
Doc Reid
Spokane
Wash
Charley Neary
Milwaukee
Wis
Maurice Thompson
Michigan
Kid Graves
Warren
Tribune
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Warren Tribune
Newell Club
Bloop
Grove
Bell Telephone Company
United Refinery Seconds
Newe'l Printers
Post Office
Penn Furniiue
George Folkman & Sons
Paul Vacge
Allegheny Line
Reese
Crowder
Schang
Welzer
Hoffman
Brunswick
Shea
W—Herbert
Jack Chitard
Whitey Wenzel
Jack Burke
Jack Hanlon
Charlie Weiner
Battling Levinsky
Fav Kelser
Jack
Cali
Ko—Al Morton
Charney Milter
Wollie Megnan
Bob McAlister
Gunboat Smith
Dan Morris
Nomis
Wide Meehan
Jim Flynn
Homer Smith
BM Brennan
Bull Saddee
Tom Riley
Dan Ketener
Arthur Pelker
Bob Devere
Red McCarthy
Porky Flynn
Fred Fulton
Terry Kellar
Jack Moran
Carl Morris
Big Jack Hickey
Kid Harris
Kid Henry
Eddie Smith
Tony Drake
Jess Willard
Bily Minke
Bill Brennan
Georges Carpentiar
Tommy Gibbons
Luis Firpo
Batey
Bob Pierce
Bob Martin
Sullivan
Red
Jamieson
Dan O'Dowd
Jim Mononan
Ko—Whiter
Allen KO
al Toberis
EO Kinley
K. Sullivan
Jeff Madden
Ole Anderson
W—Sergi
Ray Smith
Paul_ Sampson
Leo Houck
Xo—Thoms Ambrose KO
Soldier Jones
Ko—Jack Burke
Ko—Wolfe Larsen
Lee O'Hare
Artis Burke
Chuck Wiggins
Charlie Weinert
Tommy Loughran
Harry Greb
Jack Clifford
Dan O'Dowdy
Jimmy Delaney
Jack Renault
Ana
Harry Foley
Martin Burke
Ermine Spalia KO
Georges Carpentier
Joe Lohman
Bud McHale
Jeff Smith
Jack Herman
Bartley Madden
Johnny Rieko
Jack Demifer
Kid@ Hancock
Bill Murphy
Gordon KO
Anamas Campbell
Johnny Person
Joe Lions
Frew Woods
George Copelln
Andy Malloy
Gillian
Jack Downy
Conservatory
Jamestown
Evenue
Nypean Furniture
the Tribune
Excnse
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CARDS
Twin Bill
Forbes Field
Bruins
Gooch
Grantham
Millusx
Estris
Robertson
Reds
Cincinnati
Phils
Philadelphia
Ulrich
Wilson
May
Jabnowski
Picinich
Alog
Richbourg
Bancreft
Welsh Cf . High
Fournier
Brown
Hanis
E. Smith
Boston AB AE
Welch Cf
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