Local Post Ball Squad Accepting Applications for Junior Legion
The American Legion junior league baseball team met at post rooms above Citizens National Bank at 7 500 Lina and collected 43 names for attendance at the organization meeting. French Duncan and committee members Timmy Burns Bill Paris Claire Rapp explained aims and rules while listing applicants and eligibility. The group emphasized players must be under 17 before January 1 1929 and residents of the represented community. many named applicants were read aloud.
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American Legion
Citizen's National Bank Gang
French Duncan
French
Duncan
Timmy” Burns
Bill Paris
Claire Rapp
He Anrells
Earl Hummerich
Jack Prey
Bill Iseman
Orsal Moran
Everett Samuelson
Anthony Lucia
Bob Coates
Orvel Earley
Bill Tingwall
Ray Caldwell
Howard Walters
Stanley
Laudner
Frank Herren
Paul Anderson
Frank Rich
Robert Yeagle
William Young
Waldymar Genberg
Willis Clark
Gerald Hoffman
Norman Highhouse
Lee Sweet
Maurice Ostergard
Harry Schmidt
James Senger
Paul Coppol
Cubs Extend win streak as Art Nebf Shuts Pirates
Phoenix game saw veteran southpaw Art Nebf hold the Pirates to one run over seven innings, helping the Chicago Cubs win their fifth straight against Pittsburgh. Nebf’s steady start backed a Cubs lineup that stayed hot and moved Chicago to a strong position in the series.
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Ariz
Art Nebf
Southpaw
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Our Budget Plan Electric Waffle Iron Ad
An old advertisement from Bayer's Furniture Store promotes an electric waffle iron priced at 14.50 with a weekly payment option of 1 a week. It emphasizes easy waffle baking and home convenience, dated 4 2 21. The ad highlights affordable credit terms for the appliance.
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Bayer's Furniture Store
AT TRAINING CAMPS By United Press
Reds pick Adolfo Luque to start opening game against Louisville Colonels in Louisville while Hughey Gritz misses shift due to his wife's hospitalization. Cards batter Knoxville with Ray Blades delivering four hits including a home run and two doubles. Braves lose Farrell after a hard slide injury as he recovers from a knock by Dazzy Vance. Giants aim for tenth straight win in Atlanta exhibition as Ruth and Gehrig show contrasting form.
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Adolfo Luque
Jack Hendricks
Cincinnati Reds
Louisville , Colonels
American Association
Hughey Gritz
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Sheffield Club Drops to Barnes on Barnes Court
Barnes Indies toppled Sheffield Ghosts 46 to 37 on Monday night in a high effort game at the Barnes court. Sheffield struggled to score while Barnes seized control through steady defense and key baskets from their core players.
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Sheffield Ghosts
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Cardinals in Great Shape to Start Season Says McKechnie
In an exclusive United Press interview from Nashville, Bill McKechnie asserts the Cardinals are ready for a pennant push in 1928. He cites strengthened rivals, returns to form of key players, depth in pitching, and promising newcomers like Mancuso and the Houston outfield trio as sources of optimism.
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Sherden
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Rhein
Reinhart
Kauffmann
Fight Results Across Cities Highlight Local Boxers
In Pittsburgh Jak Kathish of Lawrenceville won on points over Rudy Cedeer of Tarentum in a light heavyweight bout. In Philadelphia Phil Kaplan defeated Babe McGorary by decision at 160 pounds. Allentown Joe Gans, 162, defeated Jaciers of New York, 62.
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Jak Kathish
Lawrenceville
Rudy Cedeer
Tarentum
Philadelphia
Phil Kaplan
Babe McCorgary
Allentown
Joe Gans
Jaciers
New York
Former jail warden Edward Lewis dies at 69
Edward Lewis aged 69, former warden of Allegheny county jail, died at his home Monday from intestinal trouble. A separate brief reports Mrs. Angelina Gorgtene, 67, of Rankin, Pennsylvania, was killed Monday at Rankin Station when she stepped in front of a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train.
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Pittsburgh
Edward Lewis
Allegheny County
Angelina Gorgtene
Rankinn, Pa
Rankin
Baltimore and Ohio
Easter candy orders for Imailing at Candyland
Local notice urges readers to place Easter orders now for Imailing at Candyland with a date of 8 29 21.
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Candyland
Warren boys may qualify for national AAU fights
Warren athletic club secretary announces that boys over sixteen who register and show well at Wednesday night’s amateur boxing show may be selected to travel to Pittsburgh for the Allegheny Mountain Association AAU championships on April 13 and 14. A Pittsburgh club letter to local promoter Harry Teets prompted the plan.
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Warren
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Mountain Association
Lth
Ruhlman
Warren Athletic Club
Harry Teets
Teds
Boxing championship hope hinges on local showing
The Elk League E and Munson Hoagwill Hardware entries may join two couples in boxing champs. Winners in each class, per the letter, advance to Boston for National championships and Olympic tryouts on April 23 and 24. All is ready for the second show of the year tomorrow night at the Roller.
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Six teams set for MCA juniors elimination tourney
Six teams compete in the MCA elimination tourney with Pickett Juniors Sub-High Clothes Shop Newell Juniors Penn State Juniors and Cossacks. Event starts Wednesday night at Rink Arena as chairs are set and tickets show better advance sales. Jim Cerney's Erie district squad faces Jamestown and Warren in 118 126 147 and 160 pound weight classes with first bout at 8 15.
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Newell
Penn State
Cossacks
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Boys
Erie
Jamestown
Warren Battlers
Goads
Warren
Industrial First Half Recerda High Single and Team Totals
Industrial results show high singles by F Rapp of United Refinery and J Bloomquist for Mypenn Furniture with team totals from Warren Tribune and Strothers Wells. Second Half records list A Fischer Wilburine Oil and L Weidert Smith Hor Then, with National Forge posting high totals and week schedule listing matches across firms and printers.
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F. Rapp
United Refinery
J. Bloomquist
Warren Tribune
Strothers.Wells
A. Fischer
Wilburine Oil
L. Weidert
Smith-Hor- Then
National Forge
Newell Printers
Steathers
House of Feldman
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Horton
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Newell
Child Fatally Scalded in Nanty-Glo Home Fire
Five year old Michael Bargo died in a Johnstown hospital from burns after slipping into a tub of scalding water at his Nanty-Glo home. The incident occurred April 3 as reported by United Press.
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Michael Bargo
Nanty-Glo
Here
Milenius Entry Forfeits Points At Elk Bowling League
Hoagwall Hardware, Elk Bowling league champions, won four points by forfeit Monday night at Antler alleys. Milenius Clothes failed to field enough rollers. Eric Munson led the champs with 574 total, the high and included the night’s only 217. Other scores: Munson 176 181. KK Dorrance 192 158 182 531. Cochran 155 192. Hoagwall 162 197 454?. Onions 487 457.
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Baseball results from Monday across multiple leagues and cities
Monday results include Atlanta where the Braves beat the Fenkees 16 to 2, Birmingham where the Giants defeated Jacksonville 12 to 4, and Waco Tigers losing to Waco 8 to 7. Athletics beat the Hes 8 to 5 in Philadelphia. Memphis White Sox edged the Browns 5 to 3. Tulsa Browns won 8 to 3 at Tulsa. Cardinals beat Kent ville 9 to 7 in Knoxville. Reds topped Lovieville 7 to 5 in Louisville. Cubs defeated Pirates 6 to 4 in Phoenix. Braves crushed Univ. of We nack in Gainesville.
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Birmingham
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Opening Day Nears in 1928 MLB as Senators Top Red Sox
Washington and Boston set to open the season one day early to honor President Coolidge. Harris talks up stronger 1928 Senators with improved pitching and infield. Cubs projected strong with five straight wins and a deep pitching staff led by Nehf Malone and others.
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New York
U. P.J
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Coolidge
Boston
Stanley Harris
Senators
Harris
Yankees
Red Sox
Sam West
Tris Speaker
George Sisler
Joe Judge
Grant Gittis Wille
Bob Reeves
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Braxton
Hadley
Lisenbee
Jones
Marberry
Zachary
Griffin
Wells
van Alsthyne
Bil Carrigan
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