Cubs Pay $50,000 For Former Kinzua Boy English
Chicago Cubs purchased Elwood English, a 20 year old rookie shortstop from Toledo, for $50,000. English, 140 pounds, from Kinzua family ties, posted a .301 batting average with 225 bases in 162 games last season. His move threads hope of infield berth as the Cubs rebuild with young talent amid interest from Warren fans.
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Fbur English
Minzua
Gladys English
Newark
Ohio
el English
Howard
Wayne
Cousis
George
Charles
Ace
John English
Appey
Terrry Farrell
United Press
Woody” English
Spalding Guide
Toledo
Bevo” LeBourveau
Jonn McGraw
New York Giants
Woody
Eng Iish
Kinzas
Harold Wilson
George English
Kinzua
Tribune
Loss of Mostil Proves Big Blow to Sox Chances
Shreveport, La April 5 The Chicago White Sox face a setback after Johnny Mostill’s injury, as manager Ray Schalk reshapes the infield with Bill Hunnefield Ward and Peckinpaugh. Schalk notes Ward’s improvement and Peckinpaugh’s recovery, while replacing Eddie Collins remains a challenge. The pitching staff is considered solid, with Faber and the Blankenships reliable though not brilliant.
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SOX
Shreveport
Chicago White Sox
Ray Schalk
Eddie Collins
Sheely
Willie Kintn
Vidables
Bill Hunnefield
Eun Waid
Moger Peckinpaugh
Hunnefield
Collins
Ward
Yankees
Peckinpaugh
Johnny Mostil
Mostil
Wight
Bib Balk
Billy Barrett
Ike Boone
Faber
Blankenships
Lyons
Cole
Gennally
United Press
Johnny Mostill
Erin Ward
Roger Peck
Peck
Bunnefield
Elk Bowling League Split As Styles Shop Beats Baird In Pinned Match
Elk League action saw Styles Shop take two of four points against Baird Tires in a high scoring affair. Ray Gerould and Carl Hultberg led Baird with 201s in the second game and Hultberg totaling 549 top the field. Team lineups featured Styles Shop players Huitners, Knapp, McCord, and Johnson, while Baird relied on Gerald Talberg Dorrance Onions and others for the 2503 total.
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Style Shop
Baird Tires
Styles Shop
Baird
Ray Gerould
Carl Hultberg
G- Huitners Segeee
Ngus
Knapp
McCor
Gib Tohnson
Toials
G. Talberg
Dorrance
Onions
Era
Junior tournament to be staged at Y
Six teams enter a YM C A junior tournament with opening games set after a meeting at Doc Cosgrove's office. Teams include Sub High, Cossacks, Newell Juniors, Pickett Juniors, Clothes Shop Juniors, and Penn State. First round games Wednesday night with final at 6 15 p m.
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YM. C. A. Ednnation
Tingwail
Kelly
Field
Siggins
Durham
Bowes
Africa
Miller
Keir
Penn State
Meacham
Garrison
Ball
Kopf
Crossett
Gray
Wil Moran
Kirby
Brennan
Coates
Hummerick
Caldwell
O. Moran
Ccoupie
Newell Jamiors
Olson, Kellerman
Stutz, Birch
C. Waili
Brooklyn Robins Hope For Strong Pitching After Rebuild
In Birmingham Alabama aged 5, Robby Robins recalls 1920 pennant glory and notes the Brooklyn club’s rebuilt roster. He cites pitching depth, uncertain infield and outfield combinations, and doubt about new lineups as spring training tests the team.
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Birmingham
Robinson
Brooklyn Robins
Robby
Clu
Brooklyn Cant
Clearwater
Suth
Jon
Herman
Partridge
Corgan Arop
Barrett
Carey
Statz
Hendrick
J Hendrick
Roby
Baseball Exhibition Games Across Cities Highlight the Season
A string of exhibition games reports across Philadelphia Beaumont Mobile Nashville Louisville Birmingham and Atlanta feature teams like Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Washington and New York as players Rommel Quinn Cochrane Morrison Spencer Smith Coveleskie and others compete in varied scores. The local church wedding tale ends with a humorous hymn of wit as a clergyman jokes about a honeymoon.
Warren High Court Team Banquet At Community House
Warren High basketball squad will attend a banquet Thursday at the Community House in Lanter. A slate of good floor engagements is planned, with contests on the Lander floor after supper. The feature game pitches a Ped Davidson captained Warren team against Lander’s varsity.
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Warren High Court
Lanter
Moe
Lander
Ped
Davidson
Varsity
Honor Roll Tonight In Sports At Y M C A
The tribune notes a big game between Clothes Shop and Newell Winters at the Y M C A tonight with a promising turnout. Aubrey Hodges recovering from surgery may miss the title clash, while other local athletes, teams, and a Chicago Cubs signing are mentioned along with banquet plans at Pete McCabe's Restaurant and various league notes from Titusville.
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Night Industrial Bowling League
Pete McCabe
Anthony Guiffre
Tribune Star
Tribune Ad National
Great War Ten Years Ago Today House Debate on War Resolution
United Press reports on April 5 1917 the House of Representatives debated the war resolution for hours with strong opposition and some support. Democratic floor leader Claude Kitchen of North Carolina urged caution despite his party stance and suggested not to accept immediate declaration by President Wilson.
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United Press
House of Representatives
Germany
Claude Kitchen
N. C
Wilson
Title Games In City Basketball Playoffs Tonight
Civics Shop, City League winners of the first half, meet Newell Printers, second-round champs, at 8:15 as a potential three game series begins. Judy Jewell and Dick Schumacher will referee. Expected starters include Proud Pedrow Ward Bevevine Egeleston Reilley Brown for Newell, and Anderson Petersen Finley Archibald Dorsey for The Clothes Shop, with Lord likely in the lineup.
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Civics Shop
Newell Printers
Judy” Jewell
Dick” Schumacher
Sarters
Proud
Pedrow
Ward
Bevevine
Egeleston
Pat Reilley
Don Brown
Chuck” Reese
Clothes Shop
Anderson
Petersen
Finley
Archibald
Dorsey
Ax" Lord
Nevwell Printers
Watch Elimination Good Becomes Kidney Help
A damaged OCR text describes elimination of bodily waste and toxic conditions from the blood. It notes dullness headaches and kidney underfunction with scanty urine. It mentions drinking water and a stimulant diuretic as help and cites Doan’s endorsement.
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Doan
McCarthy Doing Wonders With the Windy City Cubs
By Henry J. Farbell United Press Star Cubs exponen t Chicago Cubs under Joe McCarthy made a surprising rise last season finishing ahead of the favored New York Giants. McCarthy’s bold move of releasing Grover Alexander reshaped the club boosting morale and potential for another strong campaign.
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Menry J. Farbell
United Presa Star Cubs
New York
Apr
Chicago Cub
New York Giant
Joe McCarthy
Grover Alexander
Alexander
McCarthy
Ale Carthy
Cub
Bayard
Woody English
Charley Roni
Percy Jones
Tony Kauffman
Guy Bush
Fred Blake
Gabby Hartnett
Mike Gonzales
Hack Wilson
Clif Heathcote
Stephenson
Scott
Kelly
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Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Brand
Administration Notice for Daniel W Gannon Estate
Letters Testamentary granted for Daniel W Gannon estate in Sheffield Warren County Pa to execute payment. Creditors must present claims to Warren Savings Bank and Trust Co for settlement by March 20, 1927.
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Daniel W. Gannon
Sheffield
Warren County
Warren Savinga Bank and Trust Co
Psychology and strategy shaping Hagen’s golf game
The article discusses Hagen’s belief in psychology influencing opponents, aiming to stay steady at 75 under pressure and adjust with rounds. It notes his sporadic recent form, his view that sunlight breaks determine upturns, and his label as a creator of finishes, with references to other sports figures and the mental edge in competition.
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Hagen
Wonsen
Moor
Bartley Madden
Tommy Gibbons
Gibbon
Dempez
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