Edenburg Defeats Johnson A in 12–4 Victory
Edenburg prevailed over Johnson A by 12 to 4 yesterday afternoon. After a 3–3 tie through the third, Edenburg exploded for five runs and never trailed. Key plays included two sharp double plays and Walt Barber’s running catch in the fifth. Box score shows Oak A. C. 210 400 00 792 and Clifton Flats 001 030 1 5 with home run by Bogdon and two-base hits by Hiler.
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Edenburg
Johnson I. A
Johnson S. A
Hankonen
Walt Barber
White
Clifton Flats
Oak A. C
Clift
Bogdon
Hiler
Dahlberg
Reed
Lockley
Kerr
L. Ryan
Honkonen
Smiley
Dysrano
Menitti
T. Matteo
N. Natale
Myers
P A
D Rose c
Flickner
Quarry
Menitt
Johnson I. R. H
Augustine
Paratto
Eco
Silver
Skivile
L Zerello
Grist
Zerello
Johnson
D. Ross
Hoffmaster and
Oak A C Triumph Over Clifton Flats In Tight Win
Oak A C edged Clifton Flats 7 to 5 at Clifton Flats field Tuesday evening behind Honkonen’s strong pitching. Honkonen allowed ten hits and struck out five, while Bogdon homered with two on. White relieved Smiley in the fourth and held Oak A C in check.
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Honkonen
Oak A. C
Clifton Flats
White
Smiley
Bogdon
Hiler
Hankonen
Oak A
Class Reunion Is Enjoyable Event
Portersville United Presbyterian church Young People class gathered at Cascade Park for a picnic and get together. One hundred twenty one members and friends attended as Billy Glenn opened his concessions for the guests. The reunion plans to make it an annual event with the next gathering set for the third Thursday of June 1927. Guests came from New Castle Portersville Saxonburg Youngstown Conneaut Lake Butler Ellwood City and other places.
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Portersville
New Castle
Saxonburg
Youngstown
Conneaut Lake
Butler
Ellwood City
Cotton States League kicks off second half with Hattiesburg lead
Hattiesburg held a strong first half margin as the Cotton States League begins the second half of its split season. The standings reflect the early advantage, with key teams eyeing a swift rally as the race tightens.
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Hattiesburgh
Cotton States League
Hillsville Tops Italian Stars 4-2 In Twilight League Game
Hillsville kept pace with Cro ton leaders by defeating the Italian Stars 4 to 2 on their field. Riley held the Stars to five hits with nine strikeouts as Giovanello Caruso and Kennedy added extra base power. The Italian Stars scored twice in the fifth and sixth, while Hillsville tallied three in the first and one in the eighth.
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Hillsville
Croton
Giovanello
Caruso
Kennedy
Rotunno
Hilleville
Geneva
Pepe
Grist
P. Conti
Cardella
Cc. Cardella
Riley
Perotto
YMC C Team Trims Wampum In Lopsided Victory
The Y M C C team scored in every inning except the first and defeated Wampum 17 to 7 in a decisive game.
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Wampum
Garlands Top Union Indies In Slugfest Victory
In a West Pittsburg game Tuesday the Garlands beat the Union Indies 12 to 8. Both teams traded runs each inning except the second, with Garlands scoring two in the first four frames and four in the fifth. Indies outhit 12 to 10 but errors and untimely hits hampered them. Newton pitched well for Garlands while Uber took the loss for the Indies amid nine errors. Extra-base hits came from Rech Foley Anderson and Uhle.
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Garland Union Indies
West Pittsburg
Garlands
Union Indies
Newton
Uber
Rech
Foley
Anderson
Uhle
R. H .Chill
Meyers
Pin
Cary
Coe
Anderson Rf
Gail
Barber
R. H
Monaca
Onicka
Roberts
Isle
Eyene
Eyene Gow
Fundoots
Sa Cwabe
Ok Quinn
Boone
Sfgate Ie & Yow
Adams c
Wher
Walter
Aluminum Probe Adjourned to September in FTC Monopolies Case
The Federal Trade Commission adjourned the monopoly charges against the Aluminum Company of America until September 29 for further sessions. Opposing counsel challenged investigator F. X. Patterson’s evidence-gathering tactics as he sought to reveal small independents’ fears about defying the larger firm. Nearby aviation news notes Japanese athletes wearing toed shoes to improve grip.
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Cinternational News Service
Pittsburgh
Federal Trade Commission
Aluminum Company of America
F. X. Patterson
Commission
W. W. Smith
Patterson
Clowns of Sells Floto Meet Chicago Orphans Ahead of July 1 Show
Art Adair and White pose with two orphanage boys in a Sells Floto clown lineup. Clowns mingle with youngsters before performances and the circus promotes its riders, including Poodles Hannaford, billed as the greatest riding clown.
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Art Adair
White
Sells-Floto
Chicago
Adair
Big Tops
Hannaford
Jones Hagen Favored In English Open Tourney
The 36 hole open championship begins at St Annes and Lytham with 13 Americans in the field. Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen are top favorites, facing strong British contenders Abe Mitchell George Duncan George Gadd Arthur Havers and the Whitcombe brothers. Other U S entrants include Watts Gunn Roland MacKenzie Von Elm Barnes Kirkwood McLeod Walker French Mehlhorn Watrous Armour.
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Robert Harlow
ST. Annes and LY Than
England
United States
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Abe Mitchell
George Duncan
George Gadd
Arthur Havers
Whitcombe Brothers
W. G. Brownlow
Archibald Jamieson
Watts Gunn
Roland MacKenzie
George von Elm
Jim Barnes
Joe Kirkwood
Fred McLeod
Cyril Walker
Emmet French
Bill Mehlhorn
al Watrous
Tommy Armour
Croton Defeats Pioneers 6 to 2 in Twilight League clash
Croton defeats the Newcastle Pioneers 6 to 2 at Marshall field as Joyce dominates with eight strikeouts and eight Croton hits. Bentley and Cook hit the only two extra base blows, while Smolnick allows eight hits. The win keeps Croton tied with Hillsville for first in the Twilight League. In other news, Cornell leads Intercollegiate Rowing Association eight-oared varsity race history with thirteen titles in 28 regattas since 1894.
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Joyce
Croton
Hillsville
Newcastle Pioneers
Marshall Field
Crotonites
Pioneers
Jovce
Smolnick
Bentley
Cook
Croton A. C
Schetrom
Snyder
Smallnick
Blaine
Jackamo
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Cornell
DeGregory Leads Clinton District in Insurance Wins
Ralph DeGregory, a familiar local figure, is a member of the Metropolitan Life Insurance force in Clinton district which topped the New England district in 1925. The district won the Boston association trophy in 1923 and was honored at a Clinton banquet at the Copley Plaza. Also notes boxing legend Joe Beckett plans a comeback with a July 19 match against Phil Scott.
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Ralph DeGregory
Clinton
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New England
Boston Association
Clinton District
Copley Plaza
Joe Beckett
Great Britain
Carpentier
Phil Scott
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Domenick
Landgraf
Beetkeek
F. Domenick
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Staph
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New Castle, PA
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Bobbie Wallace
Cincinnati Reds
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