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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1928

Page

6

Entry Defeats Newell Prints By Big Attack

Newell Printers led early on Russell Field but the Woodworkers rallied in the sixth inning for five runs to surge from 4-2 to a 7-4 victory. The win marked the second straight victory for Entry in the second round, moving them atop the standings as Warren County Dairy also contends.

Willard Foley Tribune Newell Printers Nypean Furniture Russell Field Eyenue Warren County Dairy

Salamanca Collegians at Exposition Park Sunday

Salamanca Collegians visit to face Jewell's Warren Independents at Exposition Park diamond Sunday afternoon. The game starts at 3 30 oclock after a midweek arrangement. Weidert Sweetland and Zibble head a strong lineup aiming to extend a solid season run.

Salamanca Collegians Exposition Park Diamond Jewell Warren Independents Collegians House of David Buffalo General Tires Skinny Weidert Lefty Sweetland Don Zibble

Local baseball clash ends in Ny penns comeback win

Ny penns Furniture defeats Newell Punters 7 to 5 after a four run sixth inning. Fitzgerald and Edlund star for Newell Prints while Anthony and Erickson lead Ny penn Furniture with three hits apiece. Mintzer shines in field as Warren County Dairy battles East Side Fruit for top spot.

Mintzer Sammy Brindis Rob Brindis Mantzer Warren County Dairy Nypean Furniture Russell Held East Side

Trophy to be awarded to top boy manager in Legion baseball

A silver trophy donated by Joe McCarthy of the Chicago Cubs will be presented to the boy manager whose Legion baseball team wins the most games in New York this year. Eight teams are competing in the league.

New York Ellver Joe McCarthy Chicago Cubs American Legion

Newells Lose Narrowly in Pitcher Hurling Clash

Homeron and Fitzgerald contribute two base hits for Newells as Swanson Burns and sac flys push runs across. Mason and Massa reach on hit by pitch, Mintzer and Urbanski on the mound. Zabble fans four and six while Urbanski issues one walk. Nypenn 2, Newells 3. Umpire Eddie Masterson.

Fritz Urbanski Nypenn Furniture Don Zibble Newell Punters Zabble Nypean Fitzgerald Newell John T Lewis Fitz Ins Spaulding Bob Burns Nypenn Hagstrom Ray Lewis Anthony Mintzer Newell’s Canto Fitzgerald Swanson Beillar Lawson Brands Mason Massa Nypenns Eough Burns Erickson Edlund Newell Prints Anthony and Erickson Newells Homeron Urbansk Urbanski Eddie Masterson

Firpo eyes Tunney title return with world bout in May

Buenos Aires August 1 Luis Angel Firpo former Dempsey challenger says he may return to the ring to seek Tunney’s title and would be ready to fight anyone by next May He has trimmed weight from 260 to 240 pounds and aims to be at 216 by October 1 He plans sparring soon and would meet Monte Munn in a trial if feasible, asserting he is 33, teetotal, and eager to prove his form.

Buenos Aires Luis Angel Firpo Wald Bull Pampas Jack Dempsey Gene Tunney United Press Today Tunney Firpo Tex Ruckard Fupo Monte Munn Munn Clemente Sanchez Cuba United States Europe

Baseball Recap Players Hit and Score From Yesterday

Ruth doubled four times at bat and scored twice. Gehrig had two singles in five at bats and scored once. Heilmann went 0 for 3. Hornsby hit a single in four at bats, scored once, and had a sacrifice. Waner doubled in five at bats. Frinch and Hack Wilson went 0 for 4 and 0 for 2 respectively. Umpire Ktem noted in the game.

Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Harry Heilmann Rogers Hornsby Paul Waner Frank Frinch Hack Wilson Ktem Ts Cobbinle

Baseball Stars Fail to Hit Stride Across 1928 Season

The 1928 major league campaign shows stars underperforming. Pirates benefitted less from Kremer and Miljus while Cubs hampered by Cuyler and Root struggles. Aldridge underperformed for the Giants, Roush and Miljus disappoint, and Yankee Wiley Moore slumped. Tris Speakers faded at the Athletics. Heilmann, Burns, Goslin also had down years.

Te ‘Sf Pittsburgh Pirates Ray Kremer Kiki Cuyler Charley Root Cincago Cub Cubs Root Cuyler Giants Burleigh Grimes Vic Aldridge Dodger Aldridge Grimes Pirates

Giants and Cubs Split Doubleheader in New York

Frank Hogan drove in Terry and Reese with a ninth inning double to lift the Giants 8 to 7 in game one. In game two the Cubs surged past New York 10 to 4 behind early offense and a homer by English, while Hubbell and Nichols again saw action for the Giants.

New York Frank Hogan Terry Reese New York Giants Chicago Cubs Cubs Walker Hubbell Nichols English Wightstone Chicago Blake Bush Hartnett Fitz“simmons Hogan Root Gonzales O’farrell

Cardinals Smother Phillies for 18 Runs

The league leading Cardinals crushed the Phillies 18 to 5 in Philadelphia. St. Louis produced five runs in the fifth, seventh, and eighth innings while three Philadelphia pitchers allowed twenty hits. Douthit and Wilson hit triples as Douthit collected four hits in six at bats.

Philadelphia Cardinals Phillies St. Louis Douthit Wilson Alexander Pruett Willoughby Sweetland Lerian

Tigers Triumph Over Red Sox 7-2 in Detroit Victory

Detroit pitcher Vic Sorrell held Boston to two runs as Ruffing homered in the seventh. Timely hitting carried the Tigers to a 7 to 2 win. Gehringer went 4 for 4, while Boston’s scoring came in the final innings with a 6-2 line.

Detroit Tigers Boston Detroit Ruffing Boston Red Sox Vic Sorrell Tigers Gehringer Roffing Simmei Hoffmann Sorre Barcrave

Industrial league preview and schedule for Russell field

Tonight Warren County Dairy and East Side Fruit clash at Russell field as upsets loom. A brief meeting in The Tribune editorial rooms will finalize player lists and details. Next week's slate features East Side Fruit vs Nypean Furniture, Newell Printers vs Bankers, and State Hospital vs Warren County Dairy with Banks and Hospital meeting on Hospital grounds Saturday.

Russell Field Warren County Dairy East Side Fruit the Tribune Nypean Furniture Newell Printers Bankers State Hospital North Warren Weidert Mike Bleech State Nypean Bankers - Newell Printers County Dairy

Kid Lewis Disqualified In Ring Return Bout

Ted Kid Lewis, former welterweight champion, failed in a comeback attempt last night when he was disqualified for fouling Maxie Rosenbloom. The aging fighter is noted for his past prominence alongside Jack Britton in the welterweight ranks.

Brooklyn Ted Kid Lewis Fouing Maxie Rosenbloomm Lewis Jack Britton

Home Fun Overshadows Browns as Haas Stars in A's Win

In St Louis on August 1 Philadelphia defeated the Browns 8 to 4. George Haas homered twice for the A's while Simmons and Blaeholder each connected once. The Athletics remain five games behind the Yankees with one to play.

ST. Louis Philadelphia St. Lous Browns George Haas Simmons Blaeholder Athletics Yanks Jp Hale

St Louis Edges Philadelphia in Tight Classic

St Louis wins 4 to 2 after a late surge. Ha s two homers and a pair of RBIs lead the visitors while Schulte and Kress collect two base hits apiece for the Phillies. Pitching by Groves and Blaeholder features four and five strikeouts respectively. Umpires Owens and Geisel officiate. Time noted by officials. Marmimer set for first boxing test against Chuck Wiggins in a 6 round bout at Mills Stadium in Chicago.

Philadelphia St.Louis Rons Bishop Haas Simmons Orwell Boley Blaeholder Mamon Manush Schulte Kress Bishop Manush Simmone Chicago Les Marmimer University of Dine Wis

Baseball Leaders and Notables From Yesterday's Games

Yesterday's box scores highlight Ruth Gehrig Hauser Simmons and others across the American League and National League. Key performances include Wilson Bottomley Hafey and Hornsby among the Cardinals and Cubs players Stephenson Cuyler Heathcote English and Wrightstone among others.

Ruth Yankees Gehrig Hauser Athletics Dh Simmons Vese Blue Browns Wilson Cubs Bottomley Bissonette Robina Hafey Horst Phillies Hornsby Brayee Harper Humers Haas Bishop Simmons Blaeholder the Manush Goslin Senators Ruffing Red Sox

Big Horse Show At Celeron Over Coming Weekend

Jamestown Saddle Club hosts its third annual horse show with a larger entry from Western New York and Pennsylvania. Special County Judge James H Prendergast named ringmaster and Robert Lillard of Kentucky will judge saddle classes. The two day event August 4-5 features Troop C NY State Constabulary exhibition, promising a superior show.

New York Pennsylvania Jamestown Saddle Club Robert H. Jackson James H. Prendergast Robert Lillard Kentucky American Saddle Horse Breeders’ Association Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie Titusville Warren Fredonia Dunkirk Westfield Saddle Club Troop C New York State Constabulary Philadelphia

Washington Rally Falls Two Runs Short of Chicago

Ted Blanken ship limited the Washington Senators to three hits through seven innings before Grady Adkins replaced him. The White Sox scored four runs in the seventh to win 7 to 5 over Chicago.

Ashington Chicago Ted Blankenship Washington Senators Grady Adkins White Sox Gaston Washington Marberry Kenna Tate Blankensinp Atkens Berg

Yankees Rally Past Indians 12 9 in High Scoring Win

The Yankees redeemed a string of losses by defeating the Cleveland Indians 12 to 9. Cleveland led briefly in the fifth, but New York answered with three runs in the sixth on hits and doubles. Bob Meusel had two doubles and three singles, while Langford led Cleveland with three hits in five at bats as five Yankee pitchers worked to slow the Tribe.

Cleveland Yankees Cleveland Indians Tribe Indians Waite Hoyt Bob Meusel Yanks Langford Peckinpaugh

Cleveland Rout by New York as Meusel Led Attack

New York defeated Cleveland 12 to 9 in a high scoring game. Meusel led the guests with two base hits and contributed to multiple runs alongside Combs Durocher and Ruth. Moore was the winning pitcher while Grant took the loss. Umpires were McGowan Dinneen and Nallin. Time 2 50.

Levsen Milius Summa Shaute New York Cleveland Mensen Koenig Durocher Ruth Gehrig Robertson Grabowski Hodapp Lind J Sewell Morgan Harvel Meusel Combs Hedapp J. Sewell Moore Grant McGowan Dinneen Nallin

FLOWERS CLOUT WINS CONTEST FOR ROBINS

Brooklyn Robins beat the Cincinnati Reds 3 to 2 as Dazzy Vance pitched well and Flowers along with Herman delivered timely hits. Jake May exited in the eighth, Red Lucas finished the game, and Flowers drove in two runs with a key single to seal the win.

Brooklyn Dazzy Vance Flowers Herman Brooklyn Robins Cincinnati Reds Jake May Red Lucas Lucas Flower Reds Robins Hargrave Vance Deberry

American Association Scores and Ties Report

Yesterday's results show Toledo defeating St. Paul 8 to 7. Milwaukee and Louisville tied 11 to 11 in an 11th inning called game to allow Milwaukee to catch a train. Kansas City and Indianapolis game details unavailable.

Toledo St. Paul Milwaukee Louisville Kansas City Indianapolis Ram

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