Giants Ship Art Johnsen to Jersey City in IL
Warren southpaw pitcher Art Johnsen has been shipped by the New York Giants to Jersey City of the International League under an optional agreement. He reported to the Skeeters and will join them immediately after a spring with the Giants. Johnsen has previous IL experience with Buffalo and earlier joined the Giants after a 1927 purchase from Norfolk. Buck Sai, another Giant, is also with Jersey City.
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Red Sox Sweep Senators in 8 5 Victory
The Boston Red Sox defeated the Washington Senators 8 to 5 to sweep the series, moving up in the American League standings.
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Poston Drives Eight Runs In Scoring Burst In A Game
60x SCORF score by innings shows Poston driving in eight with a sequence of hits and a homer. Washington bats collapse after early scoring. pitchers Raffing Hadley and Ven Alstyne hold the line. West and Hofmann power Boston with multiple RBI while Flagstead and Rothrock contribute. Final line shows Boston eight runs to Washington five. Time- not complete in fragment.
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Payne Holds Narrow Margin Over Gavuzzi
Conway Missouri April 23 U P Andrew Payne Claredmore Oklahoma held a narrow 36 minute lead over Pe Gavuzzi of Southampton England in a cross country run left here for Waynesville Missouri 86 miles away Payne and Gavuzzi finished in a heat for sixth place yesterday the 48 1 mile run from Springfield heavy rain fell during most of the race
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National League Scores and Schedules Update
Saturday results show Chicago beat Cincinnati 5 to 0 and New York defeated Boston 8 to 3 with others rained out. Yesterday Chicago won 3 to 2 over Pittsburgh while several games were postponed by rain. Monday’s slate features St Louis at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Chicago and New York at Boston with Pittsburgh at Chicago and Philadelphia at Brooklyn on tomorrow’s docket.
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Baseball scores and slate for the day in standings
In the American League, St. Louis defeated Detroit 5 to 2, Philadelphia routed New York 10 to 0, Chicago beat Detroit 9 to 3, Cleveland edged St. Louis 2 to 1, and Boston lost to Washington 3 to 5. Philadelphia and New York game rain stopped. Upcoming games include Cleveland at St. Louis, Chicago at Detroit, Washington at New York, Boston at Philadelphia, with Cleveland at St. Louis scheduled tomorrow.
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International League scores report mixed results
Columbus defeated Minneapolis 8 to 4 while Toledo beat St. Paul 3 to 2. Milwaukee Indianapolis and Kansas City Louisville rain shortened or postponed actions, with weather affecting the planned games.
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Tunney to Start Training Shortly for Heeney Fight
Gene Tunney heavyweight champion arrives in New York from Riverdale and plans several days there before heading to Speculator to begin training for his July bout with Tome Heeney. He says he has no plans to marry while he holds the title, noting the profits of his boxing career.
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Baseball stars idle as rain delays major league games
They sat out Sunday as rain and cold postponed eastern major league play. Paul Waner, NL MVP in 1927, doubled once and scored. Harry Heilmann, AL batting leader last year, went 0 for 4 and dropped to .200. Kiki Cuyler, traded to the Cubs, went 0 for 4 while teammates fared better against Johnny Miljus.
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Warren bowlers defeat Jamestown at Arcade Lanes
Warren bowling team Little Arcadians beat Jamestown Art Metal rollers at Arcade Lanes in Warren Friday. The five man match finished 2455 to 2339 with locals taking all three games. In doubles Phister and Johnny Shields beat Larson and Sprague 938 to 828, while Eddie Shields and Curly Fischer topped Lang and Oberg 987 to 906. Fischer was most consistent in five man and doubles.
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MUSHBALL LOOP TS FORMED HERE
Newly formed Y M C A Mush ball league attracts wide interest with seventy five members signed up. Six teams and captains named include Team 1 led by Robert Coates and Team 2 led by Tony Scalise, plus Teams 3 through 6 with cadenced rosters and leaders such as Ray Cadwell Fred Olson and Junior Backstrom.
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Charles Caldwell
Donald Antico
Beyer Africa
Robert Kellerman
Frank Koniveta
Robert Doolittle
Earl Hummerick
Wendell Nero
William Clark
William Ball
Ray Cadwell
George Munch
Orwell Moran
Emil Meacham
Kenneth Burch
Harold, Swanson
Robert Williams
Willis Burch
Ernie Miller
Red Acks
Jack Perry
Harold Clepper
Junior Backstrom
Leroy Foreman
Dominick Vetrie
Edward Kellerman
Richard Tranter
Edward Stander
Leon Abbott
Wilson Smith
Jack Erwell
Frank Slutz
Carl Danielson
John Mehr
Home Run Club Scores Noted in American League Totals
United Press reports players Goshin Williams Easterling and Hamers noted for home run totals with the Senators Red Sox Tigers. League totals show American League figures with partial line items for yesterday's games and top performers.
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Indians Top Browns in St Louis Showdown
Cleveland Indians continue a winning trend by defeating the St Louis Browns 2 to 1 in a tight game. Key infield errors and timely scoring drives helped Cleveland extend its lead in the American League as Uhle and Blaeholder locked down the mound with solid pitching. The article notes additional local sports updates and a dental office move unrelated to the game.
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Warren's soccer team holds Good Templars to 2–1 loss
The Warren soccer outfit battled Jamestown at Paramount Field, rain slowing the grounds. Both teams were well matched and the contest remained tied until the final whistle, with Warren narrowly losing 2 to 1 before a small crowd.
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Tigers Bumped by Chicago Whites in Detroit 9 3
April 23 the Red Sox passed the Detroit Tigers in the opening game of a series with the White Sox by a 9 to 3 score. Chicago totaled 12 runs on 4 hits while Detroit managed 11 runs on 2 hits.
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Plans motor boat span of Atlantic time
Stockholm Sweden April 23 During the height of the transatlantic flight screen an attempt is to be made to cross the Atlantic in a motorboat. G Peterson a Swedish engineer built the boat two racer during the winter. He plans to complete tests early this summer. When suitable weather reports are received he will leave Stockholm accompanied by two Swedish scientists. They are experts from the government weather bureau and expect to make observations to improve knowledge of atmospheric conditions in the Atlantic. The route will take them to North America via Spitzbergen Iceland and Greenland.
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Youngsville High Fails Narrow Track Meet to Warren
Warren High edged Youngsville 545 6 to 491 6 in the season opener as rain slowed events. Winners include Christensen and Winchiter in sprints, Phister and Stover in distance, Linborg in field events, and a medley relay featuring Wondy Youngsville and Rapp.
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Pirates protest Cubs 3–0 win in Chicago
In Chicago on Sunday the Pittsburgh Pirates protested a 3 to 0 Cubs victory. Fielding Riggs Stephenson's eighth inning drive, Clyde Barnhart kicked the ball against the wall, keeping Stephenson at third. He scored the winning run a minute later amid a dispute over ground rules.
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Cubs Top Pirates Behind Jercy Jones Pitching
Chicago Cubs veteran left-hander Jercy Jones held the Pittsburgh Pirates to five hits and earned a victory as Chicago moved into third place while Pittsburgh slid toward the cellar following the decision. Pirates protested the game. Scores and miscues reflect a tight early season matchup.
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