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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1927
Page
7
Carl Frisk of Schwing Smokes captured first place in the singles after a 173 on the second night of Thad Lawson's focal tournament at Arcade Ways. He rolled 146 222 and 205 to top the class as bowling dominated the program.
Low scores dominated the Booby Roll Arcade Tourney with only four double century contests. H Magee and Ray Schuler of the Refiners led key games of 213 and 243 while H Wallace also scored 122. W Weaver of Schwing Smokes and other entrants posted 124. Warren Tribune led the overall standings with top scores 2543 in the five-man event and 2780 by C Fischer in all events.
Wednesday features Shop against Arcade Five as Arcade Alleys launches a weekly tournament schedule. Key matchups include Shop and Arcade Five with top players aiming for early season momentum and potential league standings impact.
An assembled club round story blends sports scores with humorous scraps from periodical teasers. Mentions H Magee Refiners and R Schuler Refiners with scores 213 and 243, and a golfer’s quip about taking a drink or quitting. A London Golf Illustrated style note adds a moral quip about choices.
Standings show Chicago leading with 1.000 win percentage, Pittsburgh 3.000, New York 1.000, and others at 1.000. Yesterday's scores include Chicago 10 over St Louis 1, Pittsburgh 2 over Cincinnati 1, Brooklyn 6 over Boston 2, and New York 15 over Philadelphia 7. Tomorrow's games feature St Louis at Chicago, Brooklyn at Boston, and New York at Philadelphia.
American League standings show Detroit at St. Louis rainout and Cleveland leading with 4 percent. Today Detroit visits St. Louis and Cleveland goes to Chicago while Washington meets Boston. Tomorrow New York faces Philadelphia in a full slate. A lighthearted note closes with a digest about guests leaving at midnight and a husband wife exchange after a fishing trip.
War ren County Track meet slated for April 30 in Youngsville with two local events preceding it. An interclass meet on April 16 will influence Youngsville High School track roster. another meet at Warren on April 23 followed by a district PAIA meet May 4 at Bradford. Winners may advance to Bucknell for state honor. Senior and junior activities, meetings, and local notices accompany the report.
Youngs ville residents prepare for Easter break as schools grant additional days from Thursday morning through Monday April 18. High School Chapel services will be held this week and Mrs R E Chase of Erie visited on business. Aluminum dinners gain popularity in town amid local reflections on parenting and youth discipline.
Local telegram style notes from Clarendon report highway crews scraping the five foot berm on the concrete road through the borough. Also mention home additions by George E. Leavy, lodge install at Pollyanna Rebekah, travel notes of Mr. and Mrs. Valimont, and community updates on church revival, a funeral, and local residents’ activities.
Veteran right hander George Uhle batted and pitched for Cleveland in a 3 2 opening win over Chicago. He helped limit the Sox to seven walks and six hits while the Indians added 11 hits. Sewell’s single tied the game before Ahte's run and a final push gave Cleveland the victory.
April report from Russell notes large attendance at morning and evening services at Mt E church. Rev J I Jelbart spoke and received about 150 dollars for Ida M Cribs home. Local social notes include Aline Lewis birthday, visits, and community updates on residents and activities.
Opening day results feature the Pirates edging the Reds 2 1 in Cincinnati as Paul Waner drives in two with a sacrifice fly and a late run. Giants beat Phillies 8 2 as Tyson shines with five hits and three extra base drives. Cubs rout Cardinals 10 1 behind Earl Wells two homers and strong Chicago defense in front of 42 000 fans.
Brooklyn Robins won 6 to 2 against Bancroft's Braves. Jess Petty starred with sharp pitching early and defensive support, while Hendriks and Carey sparked the offense with strong hitting. Metts yielded six hits in six innings before settling, as Brooklyn's bats stayed potent throughout the game.
Sheffield notes Easter vacation closing schools Thursday and Friday. First week in May designated Music Week with a bermonice contest for under and over twelve groups and a girls class. Winners in each division advance to a final for best harmonica player amid school programs.
A cryptic inquiry about capitalizing on time and joining the major ranks. It asks how to cash in on time management and daylight savings, framing it as a financial opportunity within a lofty or coded group. The tone suggests a novice seeking strategic entry points and gains.
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