Amato Palais-Lao Lead Amateurs in Jamiestown Show
Warren amateur battlers clash with Jamestown and Erie entrants at the Roller Rink arena starting 8 15 p m. Sixty rounds across four classes include 112 to 160 pounders with Kane fighter rumored on card. Officials expect a larger crowd than the first show and aim to set a new attendance record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Foley
Tribune
Warren
James Sown
Erie Simon-Purse
Jamestown
Erie
Sfe Collins
Jack McDonald
Kay Jay Knoll
Clarence Swanson
Yall
Harry Teets
Kane Battler
Kane
Eric
Ring
Bankers Trim Kinzua Quint In Close 35 31 Victory
In a tight second half rally the Bankers defeated the Stone Chevrolets of Warren 35 to 31. Judy Jewell led Warren with 17 points while Burrows and Ward paced the Chevrolets with 10 and 9. Kinzua missed Irvine due to absence.
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Warren Bankers
Fat” Healy
Freddy” Gebherdt
Stone Chevrolets
Kinzua
Pietine
Finsh
Judy” Jewell
Warren
Burrows
Ward
Chevrolets
Irvine
Baseball Exhibition Games Across Cities Today
A slate of exhibition games features nine matchups including Philadelphia against Philadelphia and Washington versus New York. Tuesday results show the Giants defeating the Senators 8 2 and Tulsa’s Browns routing Tulsa 23 8 among other scores.
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Atlanta
Giants
Senators
Chattanooga
Yankees
Macon
Brooklyn
Waco
Dencit 'S
Tulsa
Browns
Memphis
White Sex
Nashville
Caréméis
Giants Senators
Greenville
S. C
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Reds Manager Predicts Tight NL Race Ahead
Cincinnati Reds manager Jack Hendricks told United Press he expects a close National League pennant chase with the Pirates and Cubs. He notes strengths in Pittsburgh and Chicago and predicts Boston and New York divisions, outlining Reds’ lineup and a few offseason shifts.
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United Press
Jack Hendricks
Cincinnati Reds
Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
United Press Today
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Pirates
Cubs
Hendricks
Sparky Adams
Kiki
Cuyler
Chicago
Adams
Boston Braves
Hornsby
Bell
Boston
Braves
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Giants
Kelly
Pipp
Crirz
Ford Ishort
Dyessen
Walker
Zitzmann
Purdy
Calaghen
Allen
Rube Bressler
National Forge Clinches Title of Second Half
National Forge earned the right to meet Struthers-Wells after clinching the second half title. High single by A Fischer of Walburine Oil at 240, high total by L Weidert of Smith-Horton at 646, and team marks by National Forge at 19. a 12580 are noted among varied season records.
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National Forge
Earp
Struthers-Wells
Newell
F. Rapp
United Refinery
J. Bloomquist
Nypenn
Warren Tribune
A. Fischer
Walburine
L. Weidert
Smith-Horton
Irvine
OW Trey
van Jost Pet
House of Followan
Smith-Horton É
United Refiner, ‘i
Wilburine
Pais
Newell Printers
Tribunes Industrial League settles half with two wins
Newell Printers opens with a 79 21 victory to lead the first game. Forgers win the second game, leaving the series tied and deciding the half crown in a three point Tuesday contest for the Joop honors.
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Joop
Newell Printers
Printers
Forgers
Bowling banquet set for tomorrow at Pete McCabe's
The Tribune Industrial bowling league banquet will be held tomorrow night at Pete McCabe's Restaurant. Prizes will be awarded to high average men and to bowlers with record scores in singles and totals. Dutch Quinn of Newell's starred with the night’s best single and top aggregate, rolling 232 in the first game.
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Quinn
Newell's
Igh Horms
Sports Tribune
Industrial Bowling League
Pete McCabe
Big Leaguers Update From Spring Camps
United Press reports from Evansville and other sites detail roster moves and opening day plans. Wattie Holm of the St Louis Cardinals is benched for arm concerns, Andy High will handle third base, and Cleveland’s Alan Peck will start the season opener against the White Sox in Chicago. Joe Sewell’s leg injury creates lineup uncertainty. The Giants and Senators travel for an exhibition game, while Hearn and Delaney must prove themselves for the Boston Braves. Cincinnati’s Horace Ford and Hughie Cruz miss time due to illness and family illness respectively.
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United Press
Evansville
Indiana
Wattie" Holm
St. Louis Cardinal
Bill McKechnie
Andy High
Lester Bell
Cleveland Indians
Montgomery
Alan Roger Peckinpaugh
George Uhle
White Sox
Chicago
Joe Sewell
Legion Post junior baseball captains chosen for Warren youths
Five temporary squad captains were appointed at the Legion Post meeting to organize the Warren and North Warren junior league team. French Duncan outlined rules and urged practice while Claire Rapp took charge of team management and travel arrangements.
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Meet OF Legion Post
Legion
Cornplainer
Citizens Bank
Warren
North Warren
Earl Hummerich
Frank Herron
Man‘_e Ostergard
Harold Clepper
Butcette Wolfe
French Dumean
Duncan
Don
Conewar 0 Avenue
Glade Run
Claire Rapp
Legion Committee
Arnica
Anthony Lucia
Bob Coates
Bill Tingwall
Ray Caldwell
Stanley Ladner
Frank Rich
Robert Yeagle
Gerald Hoffman
Norman Highouse
Lee Sweet
Maurice Ostergard
Paul Cappola
Arthur Anderson
Sam Ritz
Frank
Baseball Notes and Local Player Roster Details
The report lists multiple young players with ages 12 to 15 and positions, followed by a note about a meeting in past rooms next Tuesday at 7 36 o clock. It also covers Nashville baseball news with Oberber y hitting a first homer of the 1928 season in an extra inning against Chattanooga. It mentions Ty Cobb joining the Athletics and a Philadelphia city series game versus the Phillies, plus Tommy Farley a Philadelphia welterweight defeating Mickey O'Donnell in Reading. A separate report notes a travel dispute between Quebec and Anticesti Island in the Gulf of St Lawrence.
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Loris Rich
Maccote
Bill Burke
Catcher
Ruth
Nashville
Tern
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N Furnace
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Jerusalem
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Warren Athletic Club
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Louisville
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Industreal
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A. Randinelli
R. Lightner
P. Gretzler
Jackson Dandonelti
Lightner
Zuelas
Ewell
Greizler
Henderson
NASA
Tenn
Hearn
Delaney
Horace Ford
Hughie
Cruz
Reading
Tommy Farley
Mickey O'Donnell
Buffalo
Airmai
Quebec
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Gulf of St .Lawrence
Dobbs—Stetson
Society Club
Madras
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