By laws for 1928 loop to be voted tonight
A special committee led by Eddie Manterson Alyron Jewell and Willard Foley has drafted the season constitution for Tribune Industrial Baseball league adoption at tonight's 7 30 meeting in the newspaper editorial rooms. Officials managers and captains or reps only may attend. Rosters must be submitted and checked to prevent duplicate names.
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Tribune Industrial Baseball League
Eddie Manterson
Alyron Jewell
Willard Foley
Waner Brothers Power Pirates Past Reds 7 2
Pitching by Carmen Hill and strong Waner bats fueled a 7 to 2 Pirates win over the Cincinnati Reds in Pittsburgh. Five Waner hits produced four runs and two RBIs while Grantham added a homer and the defense turned a double play. Edwards took the loss as Jablonowski and Mays split the pitching duties for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Carmen Hill
Waner Brothers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Waners
Cincinnati
Adams
Grantham
P. Waner
Wright
Traynor
Walker
Purdy
L. Waner
Iker
Hill
Edwards
Jabonowski
Jablonowski
Mays
Jablonowscki
Hart
Jordan
Rigler
Critz
Pordy Lf
Seas
Oi Walker
Zitzmann
Dressen
Picinich
Sukeforth
Ford
Edwards P Jablonowski
P . Mays
P. Wamer
Grantham Ib
Comorosky If Gooch
Hill P
Bunion runners reach Illinois Hillside View
The Pyle cross country runners enter Illinois on their long trek from Los Angeles begun March 4. Today’s lap targets East St. Louis, 33 miles away, as Peter Gavuzzi wins yesterday’s 45.6 mile leg from Sullivan and extends his elapsed time lead over Andrew Fayne. Phillip Granville and John Salo place second and third in the standings with fast times.
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Hillside View
Pyle
Ilinois
Los Angeles
East St. Louis
Peter Gavuzzi
Sullivan
Andrew Fayne
Oklahoma
Phillip Granville
Hamilton
Ont
Regro
John Salo
Finn
Passaic
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Rookie Ed Brandt Shuts Out Robins 4-0 for Braves
Boston on April 27 saw 23 year old Braves rookie Ed Brandt from Seattle hold the Brooklyn Robins to two hits and a 4 to 0 victory. Vance Moss Deberry Henline Brandt and Taylor contributed to the scoreless or run production as the Braves clinched the win.
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Boston
Ed Brandt
Braves
Seattle
Brooklyn Robins
Brooklyn
BO Vance
Moss
Deberry
Henline
Brandt
Taylor
National League Results and Upcoming Schedule
Yesterday's results show Boston 4 over Brooklyn 0, Pittsburgh 7 over Cincinnati 2, and Philadelphia 5 over New York 4. Today’s games feature St. Louis at Chicago, Brooklyn at Boston, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, and New York at Philadelphia. Tomorrow Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
St Louis
St. Louis
Chicago
Baseball scores and schedule note for American League games
The day’s results show New York 9 Boston 2 and Cleveland 6 Detroit 1 while Philadelphia crushed Washington 20 to 1 and Chicago beat St Louis 6 to 5. Remaining matchups include Chicago at St Louis, Detroit at Cleveland, Boston at New York, and Philadelphia at Washington. Tomorrow’s schedule features Detroit at Cleveland.
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New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Tomorow
International League scores and standings quickupdate
Buffalo defeated Jersey City 9 to 6, Montreal won 2 to 1 over Newark, Toronto beat Reading 9 to 1, Rochester routed Baltimore 15 to 4, with no American Association games scheduled.
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Buffalo
Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Toronto
Reading
Rochester
Baltimore
Yankees Rally Tops Red Sox 9 to 4 in New York
In an April 27 game, the Yankees rallied in the eighth inning to defeat Boston 9 to 4. Bob Meusel drove in four runs to lift his season total to 16. Final line shows Boston with 480 and New York 8 16 runs, with pitchers Settlemire MacFayden Harris Hofman Shealy and Collins Grabowsky.
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New York
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Bob Meusel
Boston
Settlemire
MacFayden
Harris
Hofman
Shealy
Collins
Grabowski
Annual Relays Open With 3000 Athletes At Franklin Field
The 34th Pennsylvania relay carnival starts at Franklin Field Philadelphia with over 3000 athletes from across the country. Decathlon entries include Penn freshman Barney Berlinger Oklahoma's Tom Churchill and others as trials begin in five events. Charley Paddock battles Pennsylvania stars Folwell Scull Lamonn Boille and John Ball in the 175 yards Saturday. Des Moines brake relays open with about 2600 athletes from western and Missouri Valley colleges for a two day program.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Barney Berlingler
Penn
Tom Churchill
Oklahoma
Kansas
Chicago
Charley Paddock
Folwell Scull
Lamonn Boille
John Ball
Des Moines
Daly's Ducks Sweep Singles and Doubles Over Wilson's Ducks
Daly's Ducks dominated the singles and doubles to beat Wilson's Ducks 6 to 4 in Thursday night play at Arcade al Jeys. Wilson's six-man match led early in the combined events but faltered in the added events, allowing Daly's Ducks to secure the victory.
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Daly
Wilson
Browns Beat White Sox 6-5 On Homers By Blue Schulte
St Louis Browns defeated the Chicago White Sox 6 to 5 as homers by Blue and Schulte off Ted Lyons powered the Browns. Lyons and Crouse, Blueholne, Coffman, Ogden and Schang contributed for Chicago in a tightly contested game.
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Blue
Schulte
Ted Lyons
White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
Lyons
Crouse
Blueholne
Coffman
Ogden
Schang
Veteran Quinn Shuts Down Senators In Nats Loss
John P. Quinn pitched 6 2 3 innings for the Philadelphia Athletics in a 6 to 3 win over the Washington Senators to lift Connie Mack's club toward third place. Speaker drove three hits, Boley and Cobb added two each, and Rue hit a double. Burke relieved to finish. Zachary took the loss with 8 innings pitched.
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John P.quinn
Philadelphia Athletics
Jus Tain
Washington Senators
Connie Mack
Gue
Philadelphia
tin—Speaker
Muller
Boley
Quinn
Cobb
Rue
Speaker
Bluege
Hayes
Judge
Bishop
Hauser
Zachary
Burke
Jones
Ruel
Geisel
Owens
Campbell
B. AE
Miller
Hare
Foxx
Washington AB. R. A
Walter Johnson Leaves Hospital to Rejoin Newark Team
Walter Johnson, famed pitcher and Newark Kears manager, was released from a hospital yesterday after recovering from influenza. He is near pitching weight and aims to work on the mound for Newark this summer. He plans to resume managerial duties late this week or early next.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Newark, N. J
Kears
Newark
Arch Compston Gains Margin Over Champion
Arch Compston led Walter Hagen by a substantial margin after the first eighteen holes of their challenge match at Moor Park England. Hagen showed poor form early, while Compston played excellent golf as Hagen struggled with practice and nerves on the greens.
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Moor Park
England
Archie Compston
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Compston
California
Haig
Local notes and social rounds from Lander April events
Lander residents share visits and calls with Jamestown and Warren associates. Neighborhood illnesses and recoveries mark spring, with the Firth family and others attending a funeral in Jamestown. The play Old Fashioned Brother is postponed to May 4, and Nondescript Larkin club notes record a social meeting. School term ends early at Lander Central with students receiving a class treat. Miss Nella Firth underwent surgery in Warren.
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Anderson
Lillian Rinaldo
Jamestown
Alfred Anderson
Ernest Beck
Clarence Hanson
Jackson Run
Harry Firth
Cora
Clyde Firth
Busti
Henry Lindell
McDonald
Warren
Joseph Swanson
William Kinsell
Harry Bergstrom
John Bergstrom
Carl Peterson
Stanley Fosberg
N. Y
John Fosberg
A. D. Walter
Helen
Robert
Fred Walter
Robert Johnson
Mayville
F. A. Johnson
Paul Rowland
Henry Knapp
Thompson Hill
Arthur Firth
Nella
Evelyn
Albert
Neil Firth
Homer Lindell
Mra
Firth
Denisson
Jet 8 Stanton
Larkin Club
Charles Babcock
Nella Firth
Warren General How
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