Takes Boerners Place On Hilltop In Third Chapter
Art Johnson, local southpaw, earned his second Virginia League win in three starts yesterday at Norfolk, relieving in the third inning and guiding Portsmouth to an 8 to 7 victory. The Ledger Dispatch notes a tight race with Portsmouth, outlines key plays, and highlights Dunnegan’s control and Kellerish errors as the turning points, with Mundy delivering a late rally and Rowland scoring on a clutch error for the decisive eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Johnson
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Johnson
Norfolk Ledger Dispatch
Robbies
Kinston
Daves
Richmond
Petersburg
Dave
Doc Dunnegan
Dunnegan
Ching Heilmann
Thomas
Firth
Beckmen
Robmes
John Mundy
Joe Klinger
Aloria
JeCue
Robertson
Pat Doss
Heismans
Pat
Dunvegan
Furner
Bill Dietrick
Secod
Rowland
Mundy
Jayn
Klinger
Doss
Deitrick
Morn
Warren High Baseball Faces Back-to-Back Home Games
Three games in three days outline Warren High baseball with Coach Lordis Warren High. The first clash is this afternoon on Russell field at four o clock against Russell High. Norman Plane or Har Lord expected to pitch as used in the Youngsville game. Bob Field, captain and lone letterman, to start tomorrow at hilltop vs Tidioute High after first start last Saturday. Leidig’s squad shows batting and fielding progress. Burch may boost chances today and tomorrow. Saturday’s Tidioute game set for one o’clock due to the Warren High Kane track meet at three. Bob Burss will umpire today and tomorrow. Monday features Sheffield at home to start the home-and-home series. previously slated for Wednesday but postponed by wet grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordis Warren
Rusell Field
Russell High School
Norm
Har” Lord
Youngsville
Bob Field
Warren
Bradford
Leidig
Burch
Tidioute
Warren High
Kane High
Bob” Burss
Sheffield
Crump, Doss Lr Home Run
Left on bases Uicsmouth five Nor folk eleven Struck out by Dunnegan two by Boerner one by Johnson four Base on balls Of Dunnegan two off Boerner two Hits CF Boerner two in two 13 vie nings Winning pitcher Joinso Tone of earse 2 10 Umpires Donnelly and Turner za Crem
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truckers
Larry Boerner
Johnson
Turner
Portsmouth
Ckers
Thomas
Crump
Phonas
Uicsmouth
Norfolk
Dunnegan
Boerner
Cf Boerner
Vienings
Joinso. Tone
Earse
Donnelly and Turner
Za Crem
Notice of Lillian Briggs departure and payment dispute
C. W. Briggs of Corydon announces that his wife Lillian M Briggs has left his home and that he will pay no debts or obligations in her name. Dated April 23 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian M. Briggs
Lev
C. W. Briggs
Corydon
Elk League Bronge Roll Elk Leagues Night Report
Elk League action last night saw Anderson Shoe take four points via a forfeit. Style Shop lost, Eds Branch and Lowrey notched the only two dozen scores with Branch posting a 234 in the third and Lowrey totaling 549 for the best set. Lineups follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Shoe
Elk
Style Shop Oenny
Branch
Lowrey
Gettiag High
Mars
Lowvrey
Local Field Duel Arms Warren High Against Kane High
Warren High track hosts Kane High tomorrow at Russell Field for a second duel in the campaign led by Coach Engstrom. Monte Scott, captain of the Blue and Whites, aims for six events including the 100 yard dash and field events after a strong showing last week, as Hutchings expects the Mountainers to push the locals. Weather has been poor but practice has kept the squad ready for the Hilltoppers’ challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren High
Russell Field
Engstrom
Hane Sthletes
Youngsville
Hutchings
Engstron
Monte Scott
HarryHuteings
Suds
Hilltoppers
Lecala
Bradford High Sauray
Axa Ford
Lynn
Kane
Warren Rifle Club Beats Legion Boys in Armory Match
Warren Rifle Club defeated the American Legion team 37 to 46 at the State Armory. Key players Lauffer Keller and Abplanalp starred, with upcoming matches against Bradford Meich and McKeen countians noted. Scores show Legion 441 total and Warren 475, listing shooters and points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warre
Rifle Club
American Legion
State Armory
Lauffer
Keller
Abplanalp
Warren Slab
Bradford
McKeen
Legion
Hessey A. Regina
Rensmarc Patchen
Warren
Ned Tauffer
W. Abplanalp
BE. Suexting
F.mccutchen
Star Ed Branch High Game Top Contributor in Elk League
Yesterday Ed Branch of the Anderson Sheetnak led the forfeited Elk league match with a 234 in the third game and a 533 total. Dudley Branom, new first baseman of the Philadelphia Athletics and a former league owner, stands out as a top talent, with efforts by Jim Daley Traub Musante and others at a South Side practice session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Branch
Anderson Sheetnak Hich
Dudley Branon
Philadelphia Athletics
Oklahoma
Branom
Athelites
Associated System
Winch
South Side
Jim Daley
Nypean Furniture
Don” Traub
South Side Sluggers
Pete” Musante
PHILIST Baser Hero Of League Games Thursday
Yesterday's hero Wright of the Philadelphia Nationals sparked a 1 1 percent to 4 victory over the Robins with a ninth inning home run. Eddie Roush returned to the Giants lineup with a four base hit lifting New York to a sixth inning lead. The Giants beat the Braves 8 to 4 and moved atop the National League. Philadelphia routed Washington 15 to 7 and Chicago Cubs defeated the Pirates 16 to 1. Carl Mays allowed five hits for Cincinnati as the Reds kept pace. The Yankees vs Red Sox game was postponed by weather. Detroit rallied to beat Cleveland 6 to 5 in the seventh. White Sox and Browns played a tight one, while Cardinals edged Reds in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightérone
Philadelphia Nationals
Eutline
Ron
Phillies
Robins
Eddie Roush
Giants
Lincup
New York
Boston Braves
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Reds
Themin
Carl Mays
Col
Cubs
Joe” Bush
Hartnett
Songer
Cvengros
Mahaffey
Detroit
Clevelland
Geo. Unkle
Leadmetcher
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
St. Louis
Falk
Metzler
Thomas
Zachary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beckers
Dunpeema
White
Ramos
Bandrimer
Heilman
McCue
T Craap
Derrick
Portsmouth AE
Sturner
Morla Thenas
Deirick
Beadow
Donaczan
Pete Ee Ely
Nartolk Reroq AE Ee
Cramp
Wee
Klinger If
ieCue
Mundy Vf
P Johnson
Ott
McIlvin
Wo Bearcat
THE
NEW York Giants
King Featured Syndicate
Fre
ELK League
Elk Lesgte
E. Lowrey
E. Branch
Anderson Shoe Lowrey
Ostergardit
Johnsor
Easty Bakery
Patchen
E. W. Patchen
Warren Rifle Club
Tion 3
Tétasville
Cochranton
Rocky Grove
Princeton
Bill Roper
Arthur Haskins
Corry High School
Penn
Franklin
Knode
Corry
Newark
Rochester
Beeler Fleming
New York Grants
St. Bonaventure Varity
Allocany
John McGraw
Giant
St Bona
Beny
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Berlenbach
Delaney
Mike” McTigue
Art Gardner
Dick” Pearce
Hospital Grounds
North Waren
Newell Printers
Besh
Don” Zibkie
B. Leidig
Scandia Athlonie
Jamestown
Paramount Field
Warr
Walberg and
Bishop
Athletics
Bucky Harris
Rhiadelphis
Elmer
Joe
Capper
Doris
Phyllis
Philadelp Bulletin
New Orleans
Pontalba
Orleans
L. A. Carlson
Irvine St
Madison
J. S. Bayer
Philist
Allen-A
Allen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!