Weathered fields delay merchants game amid rain soaked grounds
Postponements hit the East Washington High Stars in this week’s LSL action as Henline and DeBerry struggle through wintry conditions. With Gooch sidelined by cloudy bats and several trades in play, the circuit eyes plans for a rescheduled doubleheader, umpire gear, and extra seating as managers push for a smoother season start.
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Henline
Gooch
Sheither
Iis
Merchants
LSL
East Washington
St Boon la the Stars
Danny Debur
Wich
National League Standings And Results Snapshot
Yesterday’s NL results show Cincinnati leading the pack with 38 wins and 20 losses, followed by St Louis 38 and 20, New York 38 and 20, Chicago 25, Brooklyn 4, Pittsburgh 3, Boston 18, and Philadelphia in the mix. Today’s NL games include Pittsburgh at Boston, St Louis at New York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at Philadelphia. American League notes list Philadelphia and St Louis with strong marks. many games rained out or postponed with New York visiting and Chicago at home.
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Chicago
Buckkrenz
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Mack
Badfenser
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Rice
College of the Ozarks
Hoffman
Michigan
Boston
Pittsburgh
St Louis
New York
Philatelphix
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louisess
Cheasey
Philadelphia
BI. Louie
St. Lows
Washington Et Cheéngo
Aili
Lams
Company A to Play Spartansburg Independents at 2:30
Wesley Pierce will take Company A nine to Spartansburg Lomor row to face the Spartansburg Independents on the diamond. The Industrial Leaguers will depart city shortly after 1 o'clock. The Spartans hold one victory over a strong rival this season and recently lost to the Titusville Barstormers. The game is the guardsmen's second tilt against the High Stars on East Washington Street.
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Wesley Pierce
Spartansburg Lomorrow
Spartansburg Independents
Qvill
Spartans
Charley Greeping
Merchants
Titusville ‘Barpstormers
Queen City
Washington Street
Stelack
Jumps to death from bridge reported in Liberty
A man leaped from the Pennsylvania Railroad bridge at Liberty into the Allegheny River at 2:30 Friday afternoon and drowned before aid could reach him. Police hunted for Dolin F. Hollabaugh, 70, father of local residents C. E. and E. E. Hollabaugh, missing since Friday morning, feared to have taken his life in a despondent fit.
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Liverty
Allegheny River
Dolin Fi. Hollabaugh
C. E
E. E. Hollabaugh
Iris
Silver Creek Tragedy: Child Killed by Brick Load Shock
In Silver Creek a four year old boy, Frank Denovese, was fatally injured when a brick from a liquor load was unloaded and struck him as he played in his father's yard. His father and liquor transporter Fred Hanbury are jailed on liquor charges. The accident occurred as a buck was backed up from the vehicle and the child was run over.
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Walker
Outielder
Cincinnati Reds
Finday
Brooklyn Robins
Reds
Tome
Zitenann
Sincinnati
Callaghan
Bancroft
Kremsy
Tauscher
Spencer
Bosey Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pete Scott
Rrsi
George Sranthim
Pirates
Rogers Hornsby
Silver Creek
Frank Denovese
Mir
Anthony Denovese
Howard Street
Lquor
Fred Hanbury
Johnson Street
Bruck
Stocks Suffer Further Decrease in Turbulent Session
United Press reports a weak stock market in New York with few gainers. International Communications, Manhattan Bicetrical Supply, Atchison, American Lind and Rock Island posted minor advances while leaders like General Motors and U S Steel fell to new lows as trading remained uncertain.
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United Press
New York
International Compuation
Manhattan Bicetrical Supply
Atchison
American Lindeed
Rock
General Motors
U.S. Steel
Unfilled steel tonnage slumps in May reports
United States Steel Corporation reports May 31 tonnage at 915,829 tons, down from April 30 by 455,311 tons. Tonnage on May 21 was 915,829, vs 872,183 on April 30, with earlier figures: March 31 at 956,208 and February 20 at 4,368,189 tons. May 1, 1927 at 3,305,420 tons.
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Unjtea
New York
Shine
United States Steel, Corporssion
United
Lona
Spartansburg Entertainment Shines With Student Talent
Spartanburg residents enjoyed a midweek Grange ball highlighting senior class member SV. S. in a trip to State College. Four seniors George Thompson Leonial Thorogood Wirt Ingraham Harland Burlingame prepared a program of songs, dances and sketches while Prof Relph S. Rie offered support and transport funds were sought from the community to cover travel and expenses.
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Spartansburg
SV. S
State College
George Thompson
Leonial Thorogood
Wirt Ingraham
Harland Burlingame
Relph S. Rie
Spartans
Lee
Mia
Kathryne Healy
R. 3. Rice
Robert
Harold Gibson
Howard Boyd
Neil Stranahan
Ruth Stranahan
Virginia Webb
Marjory
Herman Winans
Robert Titus Aba
Claire
Lewis Lindsey
Richard Webb
Neil Stranshen
Cassia Fuller
Au Large
TkWas
Theodore Davis
Baby
Meadville
Spring Creek News Letter Highlights Local Visits and Meetings
INTERESTING SPRING CREEK NEWS LETTER reports residents and visitors in town. Ed Campbell is back at the milk plant, Ladies Aid held a regular meeting, and multiple families travel between Erie, Union City, Jamestown, and Philadelphia. The community notes include town residents visiting relatives, college students returning home for summer, and local business visitors. The Ladies Aid met at the Community fund, served refreshments, and spent the afternoon sewing and socializing.
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Tauber
Erie
Ie Tajon
Till
Jefferson Atveet
John Conover
Sadie Wescott
Millsvile
Titus
Stratvberries
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Busi Nest
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Clear Lake
Leon Mortis
Fermie
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C.N. Titha
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N. Y
Neus August
Hydetown
Angeline Beeman
Carrie Herring
Fulcher Smith
Childen
Gumberland
Kate
Ed Campbell
Ladies Aid
Spring Creek
Jing
Jes
John Meuyi
Howe
Meadville
Agnes Barns
Norma School
Doris Paige
Union City
Charlotte Mckhalvey
Hos. Rex
M. Zeeb
W. D. Saylor
Abbott Altorney
Homie
Philadelphia
Lord Mod Susie Mattevon
Tugents
Edinboro Normal
Mary Wilkinson
Zertha
Nilloby
Ohio
Joan BieKy
Gona
Neil
Paul
Beatrice Sturtevant
Angharoton
Nira
Chwum
Ednandiy
Bria
Gatophell
Abbott-Aldarney Dairy
Ilineal
Sed Stuart
Washington D. Cy
J. C. Phelps
Corry
Henry Leith
Allan
St. Catharines
Qntarig
Glen Donaldson
Tona Tripp
Wm. Tripp
Famlty
Mather Brundage
Wdith McCray
Exic
Crawford Brundage
Ray Stearns
Warren
Minnie Stearns
EU Campbell
Irvington
Elmer
Jaworski Identified as Leader of Detroit Robbery Gang
Detroit police allege Jie Paul Taworski fled Allegheny County Jail last August and aided a gang led by Jaworski in a daring Wednesday robbery at the Detroit News. The heist netted about $20,000 and left two officers wounded during the escape.
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United Press
Detroit
Paul Taworskt
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Leader of
Detroit News
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