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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1928
Page
6
Struthers-Wells of The Tribune Industrial Bowling League captured the Warren borough championship last night at El Alleys. Heagval Hardware competed but fell short in the decisive match.
Johnson and Hoagvall Hdw. led with 203 and 214. Earl Wilson of Struthers-Wells scored 202. The Antler loop club defeated Hoagvall Hdw. 3 to 1 as 63 pins decided the series. Struthers' 882-868 win in game two sealed the honors, besting Tribune leaguers. Cisde Lupold topped single game with 214 and total 658. Wilson tallied 547 in his first club tries.
Peter Gavozzi of Southampton England again tops the field as the Pyle trans continental runners depart Hillside Missouri for the next leg. Payne finishes fourth in the 42.9 mile race won by Phillin Granville of Hamilton Ontario in 4 45 29 with Gavuzzi clocking 6 00 13 and William Kerr of Minneapolis finishing third at 7 00 04.
Walter Henline pinch hit in his first appearance of the year and tripled to center in the ninth, driving in Stat and Dave Bancroft to give the Robins a 3 to 2 victory over the Phillies. Sweetland and Wilson combined on the Win. Ehrhardt and Hargreaves took the loss.
Earl Whitehill, Tigers southpaw, held the White Sox scoreless six innings as Detroit won 3 to 2 to even their four game series. Chicago 000 000 200 and Detroit 000 100 0x marked the game with Tigers taking the decision in a tight interleague matchup.
Yesterday the National League featured Cincinnati beating St Louis 5 to 4 in 17 innings and Pittsburgh defeating Chicago 10 to 0. Brooklyn edged Philadelphia 3 to 2 while Boston played New York in cold conditions. Today's games include St Louis at Chicago and Brooklyn at Boston. Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh and New York travels to Philadelphia tomorrow.
Results show New York defeated Washington 12 to 4 and Philadelphia beat Boston 3 to 2. Detroit downed Chicago 3 to 2 and Cleveland topped St. Louis 7 to 3. Upcoming games include Chicago at St. Louis and Detroit at Cleveland with Boston at New York and Philadelphia at Washington on the slate.
Toronto beat Jersey City 9 to 2 in the first game and Jersey City won 11 to 6 in the second. Montreal defeated Baltimore 5 to 2 and Baltimore won 4 to 2 in seven innings. Newark beat Rochester 3 to 0 as Reading topped Buffalo 8 to 7. Minneapolis edged Columbus 5 to 4 while Indianapolis stayed even with Milwaukee 4 to 3. St. Paul defeated Toledo 8 to 6 and Louisville beat Kansas City 6 to 6.
New York April 26 Jack Dempsey was cleared in a breach of contract suit brought by Jack Kearns in Atlantic City. The jury found the 1923 Saratoga contract valid but terminated by mutual consent in July 1925. Kearns claimed one third of Dempsey earnings. verdict ends the famous boxing legal battle.
The Cleveland Indians beat the St Louis Browns 7 to 3 to tie the four game set at two apiece. Garland Buckeye pitched into the seventh inning before being lifted after being struck by a batted ball.
Chicago, April 26. Five errors by Chicago and wild pitching by Charley Root led to a 10 to 0 Pirates victory over the Cubs. Pitchers Grimes, Root, and Weinert held Chicago to few hits as Pittsburgh produced runs in multiple innings. Runs batted in included P Waner 2 and Grantham 2, with Traynor and Comorosky contributing others.
In Philadelphia on April 26 the Athletics beat the Red Sox 3 to 2 on a sacrifice fly by Cochrane bringing in Ty Cobb for the winning run. It marked their fourth consecutive victory over Boston. Cochrane had driven in the decisive run as Morris and Berry worked the mound for Philadelphia.
Ty Cobb and Speaker each doubled twice as Boston defeated the Red Sox. Cobb scored on Cochran’s sacrifice fly for the game’s decisive run. Babe Ruth singled in a 12 to 4 Yankee victory over the Senators. Gehrig had two singles in four trips. Hornsby sat out as wet grounds halted Braves-Giants play. Cuyler went 0 for 4 with the Cubs. Heilmann stole a base and added a single for Detroit. Waner drove in two runs with a double and single in four trips for Pittsburgh.
Gene Sarazen reports Walter Hagen may lose to Archie Compston in a Moor Park exhibition. Hagen arrives with limited practice after transatlantic travel and historic crowd restrictions at Moor Park, 1500 spectators, tickets set high at fifteen shillings.
Yesterday's games saw multiple players homer including Houser of the Athletics and Ruth of the Yankees. Easterling Tigers Gorlin Senators Odoul Giants Frisch Cards Wilson Cubs Webb Cubs led the National League with hype around 20,1545 attendance as Bottomley Cards and Tyson Robins counted more homers in a busy sluggers night.
Cincinnati pitcher Red Lucas hurled 17 innings to edge the St. Louis Cardinals 5 to 4. The game featured three Cardinals hurlers and a long relief effort for Cincinnati.
In Boston on August 26 Harold Wiltse, a southpaw, was traded to the St Louis Browns for Walter Gerber a shortstop with no money exchanged. Red Sox pitcher Bob Siemins was optioned to Waterbury Connecticut of the Eastern League.
Official averages for the 1927-28 Elk Bowling season released by Secretary Carl A. Swanson. Curly Fischer tops individual with 286 in twelve games while Barney Malone leads in total 177 for sixty games. several players exceed 179 season average.
Clever Gelding and strong offense backed by good pitching carried the Yankees to a 12 to 4 victory over the Senators on April 26 in New York.
The text records 60 4 12x50 22 xa batted for Thevenow in the 14th inning. xx batter for Haid in Sth. x Te want when Winning run was scored.
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