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Newspaper
Warren Observer
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1957
Page
15
Schedules are provided for reader awareness and should be saved to stay informed on second half activity. The note explains how editors curate upcoming events for ongoing coverage and reader convenience.
The Western Division Midget League second half schedule lists July through August matchups with teams including Youngsville Merchants Hammonds Times-Mirror Starbrick Struthers Wells Anderson Bakery West Side Penn Furnace Thomas Beaty Lumber Sunray Newell's Observer Clarendon Weldbank Akeley Barnhart Western Auto WNAE Seneca Memorial and related venues.
The Eastern Division schedules list July games with teams such as Certifi ed, Clarendon, Merchants, Weldbank, Newell’s, Western Auto, Warren Observer, Memorial, Barnhart, Davis, Seneca, Lumber, Thomas, Sunray, WNAE, Beaty, Akeley, Russell, and Winslow. Matchups span July 9 to July 25 with home and away designations and multiple venues.
Len Seder powered Warren Transfer with two homers in an 11 2 win over Emblem Oil. Brown earned the win while Pat Hultquist allowed three hits in Community Discount 13 2 over Warren Drug. Ludwick starred for Russell Merchants 14 3 win. Corky Carlson and Dick Terry homered for Esso loss. Junior action featured no hit by Dick Kremer as Style Shop blanked Industrial Oil 9 0 and Newell Press edged Akeley Merchants 5 1.
The Sewickley Herald decries planned water use to fuel Hammermill pulp production and Sewickley waste discharge while vowing to enforce clean stream laws. It notes Warren County spends $1.5 million on river cleanup and urges preservation of water quality amid industrial interests.
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