Jamestown Lions Triumph Over Arcade Five In Bowling
United Lumber of Jamestown earned a clear victory over Arcade Five in a special Wednesday night match on One Free Brook Alleys. Final score 2868 to 2705, margin 163 pins. S. Munella led with 616 total on splits of 176 225 215 and average 205 with 13 games. Eric Jaynes topped Warren with a 570 set.
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Arcade Five
United Lumber Company
Jamestown
Spillers
Freebrook
S. Munella
Eric” Jaynes
Warren
W. Holmiund
Anderson
Arcade Jaynes
F. Rapp
WeManus
Cosmano
Fischer
E. Johnson
W. Holmlund
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Wholemister
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Jamestown and Arcade Five Honor Roll Names Noted
Honor roll list records Jamestown players Johnson Munella France Heimlund and Jaynes plus Arcade Five members E Jaynes Rapp McManus with their scores. Entries show individual totals for each listed athlete across two sets or games.
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E, Johnson
Jamestown
S. Munella
L. France
W. Heimlund
E. Jaynes
F. Rapp
C. McManus
Mackmen Lose Game to Yankees in Opener
Philadelphia report notes Athletics new Cobb Speaker lineup failing to click as New York Yankees win 8 to 3. Ruth homered for the Yankees with Gehrig driving in two runs. Bobby Durocher and Miller lead Philadelphia with multiple RBIs in a rough opener.
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Mackmen
New York Yankees
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Lambs
Koenig
Ruth
Gehrig
Mevser
Tomorow
Louis
Detroit
Durecher
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Boston
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Bishop
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Miller
Ras Hances
Ibsa
Boley
Grose
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Pennock
Mouse
Durocher
Haver
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bFex
Uhauser
Hauser
Philadelpha
Sof Grove
Shores
Grove
Ing
di Nailin
Barry
Nationals Trim Sox as Williams Leads Rally at Fenway
Ken Williams, sold to the Red Sox last winter, hit a homer and two triples but the Washington Senators evened the series by winning at Fenway Park 8 to 4. Marberry Tate Russell Morris Wilson and Hoffman pitched for Boston as the Senators tallied early and late to take the game.
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Boston
Ken Williams
Red Sox
Washington Senators
Fenway Park
Washington
Marberry
Tate
Russell
Morrris
Wilson
Hoffman
Petauaeabas Rehirac
Struthers Outfit Wins Tribune Industrial Bowling Title
Struthers-Wells team dominates league play to clinch the Tribune Industrial bowling championship after leading the frat t half of the schedule. The Struthers outfit collected honors as the season concluded with their victory.
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Trie Bowling League
Struthers Outfit
Struthers-Wells
Fratt
Tribune Industrial Bowling League
Booby Roll Defeats National Forge in 1927 28 Ironworkers Meet
Lightner of National Forge led a 2408 to 2206 setback Wednesday night as Boilermakers swept all three starts. The S W entry won 760 to 736, then 797 to 738, and 851 to 732, with Struthers shining in the final. Castagnino rolled 194 in the second contest while Lee Allen totaled 529 for laurels. Struthers, Wells, Gary, Haumesser, Praud, Stancliffe, Wilson, Castagnino posted solid scores.
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National Forge
S-W
Boilermakers
Struthers
Forgers
Johnny Castagnino
Lee Allen
Wells Gary
Haumesser
Praud
Stancliffe
Wilson
Castaginino
Schedule results and upcoming games for major teams
A list shows today matches Pittsburgh at St Louis Chicago at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Brooklyn Boston at New York with scores 14 to 7 4 to 3 5 to 7 5 to 3 2 to 5 1 to ? Next day features St Louis at Detroit Cleveland at Chicago New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Gnemnati
Chicago
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
National
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Detroit Loses First Game After Trade Rumor
Detroit starts season with a rough opener as Sam Gray, newly traded to the Browns, pitched a winning ball against the Tigers. St. Louis took the opener 8 to 4 over Detroit, with Gray, Eder, and Schang contributing for the Browns while Stoner and Shes, Woodall and others appeared for Detroit.
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Detroit
Sam Gray
Browns
Wineter
Tigere
St. Louie
St. Louis
Gray
Eder
Schang
Billinge
Stoner
Shes
Woodall
Tunney Signs Exclusive 1929 Boxing Contract with Rickard
Gene Tunney announced in Miami Beach that he signed an exclusive 1929 contract with promoter Tex Rickard. The pact constrains him from entering other promotions and is contingent on his retaining the heavyweight title. Tunney remains under Rickard’s control until October, with terms learned last night.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Gene Tunney
Tex Rickard
Tom Heeney
Tunney
Rickard
Uhle Beats Chicago as Indians Triumph 8 to 2
April 12 Cleveland Indians overpower Chicago White Sox 8 to 2. Uhle hurls effective relief while Lyons Connally Sewell and Berg suffer hits. Box score shows Cleveland 021 000 302 and Chicago 000200000 with 13 hits to 9.
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Chicago
Indians
Lyons
Connally
George Uhle
White Sox
Cleveland
Uhle
Sewell
Connatty and
Berg
Yesterday's Yankee Stars Rally Behind Ruth and Teammates
United Press notes Babe Ruth scored three of the Yankees eight runs and added a triple as the team won. Lou Gehrig collected two singles with an RBI and a run scored. Ty Cobb singled and walked twice in five plate appearances. Tris Speaker went hitless in five at bats. Rogers Hornsby logged a single and handled five chances without error. Kiki Cuyler had a single in three at bats with a stolen base. Harry Heilmann added a single in four plate appearances. Paul Waner doubled and added two singles in five at bats, scoring twice and driving in another run.
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United Press
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Ty Cobble
Tris Speaker
Rogers Horneby
Kiki Cuyler
Harry Heilman
Paul Waner
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Bunched Well 2 In Pyles Race In Bridgeport
Bridgeport Ohio April 12 U V A margin of little more than one hour separated the two leaders in Pyle s Lost Angeles to New York foot race today Andrew Payne Claremore Okla leader and Pete Gavazzi Ragland his nearest rival finished in a dead heat for honors in yesterday s 36 4 mile race here from Clinton Their time was 5 28 30 Eighty five remaining contestants left here today on the 40th lap a 55 mile race to El Reno John Salo Passaic N J third in elapsed time standing was nearly 2 hours behind the two leaders Johnnie Vierra Alameda Cal finished third yesterday and Salo fourth Otti Wanttinen New York and William Kerr Minneapolis tied for fifth place Mike Joyce Cleveland and Eddie Gardner Seattle followed in order
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Ohio
U. V
el Reno
John Salo
Passaic
N. J
Johnnie Vierra
Alameda
Cal
Salo
Otti Wanttinen
New York
William Kerr
Minneapolis
Mike Joyce
Cleveland
Eddie Gardner
Seattle
Baseball Box Score Recap from Yesterday’s NL AL Action
Yesterday's box scores show Bottomley and Frisch homering for the Cardinals, Hendrick and Maguire among others. Frisch, Bottomley, and Roettger multi hit games highlighted by 2-base hits. defensive plays include Adams to Wright to Grantham on a double play.
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ST. Louis
Jim Bottomley
Frankie Frisch
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis ‘Cardinals
Pittsburgh
L. Waner
Cf . Adams
P. Waner
K . Wright
Traynor
Grantham
Barnhart
If Smith
Kremer
Bartholomew P ‘Spencer
Brick
Ole
St. Louis Waaay
Bottomley
Iger
Holm
Frisch
Wright
Thevenow
Smith
Roettger
Hafey
Haines
Adams
Bartholomew
Spencer
Klem
McCormick
Magee
Luque Shuts Cubs as Reds Win 6 1 in April clash
Adolfo Luque brilliant pitching leads Cincinnati to a 6 to 1 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Hack Wilson suffers a sprained ankle and will miss about two weeks as Chicago crowd laments the setback. Root, Bush, Hartnett, Luque and Hargrave figure in the scoring lines.
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Cincinnati
Adolfo Luque
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Chicago
Hack Wilson
Root
Bush
Hartnett
Luque
Hargrave
Ring Shuts Down Robins In 4-3 Phillies Win
Jimmy Ring, veteran pitcher for the Phillies, proved his effectiveness by limiting Brooklyn to seven hits and guiding Philadelphia to a 4-3 victory. Ring worked nine innings, with Wilson, Petty, Elliott, and Hargreaves in support as Brooklyn misfired on defense and the Phillies loaded the bases in key moments.
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Jimmy Ring
Phillies
Robins
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Ring
Wilson
Petty
Elliott
Hargreaves
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