Stewart Clouts in Pinch Beats New York Yanks
St Louis Browns beat the New York Yankees 4 to 3 in 15 innings. Walter Stewart delivered a clutch single driving in Blue after O Rourke doubled and Schang walked, scoring the deciding run in the extended game. Meusel had four hits for NY while Stewart earned the win for St Louis.
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Ogden
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Manion
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Combs
Grabowski
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Hildebrand
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Cardinals Turn Three Double Plays in Victory Over Braves
Art Delaney drew a first inning walk and Harper collected three hits in four at bats to pace the Cardinals to a 6 to 4 win over the Boston Braves. St Louis turned three double plays as they erased a 1 0 deficit and surged ahead, finalizing the comeback with strong defense at Boston.
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Hal Carlson Twirls Bruins to Nice Win
In Brooklyn on Aug 3 Hal Carlson allowed nine hits as Chicago Cubs beat Brooklyn 3 to 2. Two errors by Jake Flowers in one inning and a Riggs Stephenson home run aided the Cubs while McWeeney Ehrhardt held the Robins to five hits. Chicago struck first with a 010 002 69 line and Brooklyn answered 000 160 100 in a tight early season clash.
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Riggs Stephenson
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Hal Carlton
Chicago
Hish High Key Player For Dodgers In Title Bid
Andy Hish Andy High, Cardinal infielder acquired from Boston in exchange for Lester Bell, is central to the National League pennant chase. He subbed for Frankie Frisch and blasted two home runs to beat the New York Giants, recalling his 1924 Dodgers stint when Brooklyn narrowly lost the pennant. He moved to the Braves in the following season for waivers and a Wiager.
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Boston Braves
Lester Bell
Frankie Frisch
New York Giants
High
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Braves
Tunney Heeney Fight Pictures Shown Here
Warren sport fans were informed that Tunney Heeney fight pictures would be shown at local theatres after arrangements by George Sarvis and Manley Parker. The first show occurred this afternoon with ongoing screenings through next Wednesday. Warren claims to be among the first towns in the state to obtain the eleven round bout footage showing Gene Tunney in retirement.
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Library Theatre
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Tunney-Heeney
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Tuomey- Heeney
Sarvis
McLarnin Beats Loayza To Claim Lightweight Spotlight
Babe Fece James McLarnin, the Irish Canadian California fighter, knocked out Stanislaus Loayza in the fourth round of a 16 round bout in Detroit. Eddie Kane said tentative plans to rematch Mandell in the fall. McLarnin and Pop Foster expect a slugging, title bout style change.
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Babe Fece
James McLarnin
Ireland
Canada
California
Sammy Mandell
Stanislaus Loayza
Eddie Kane
Mandell
McLarnin
Pop Foster
Gael
McLernin
Salamanca Collegians to Face Jewell Opponents Sunday
Salamanca Collegians bring a lineup of former college stars to Exposition Park Sunday to meet Jewell's Warren Dependent squad. Holt of Ohio Northern and Anderson of Allegheny, with Patchen from Illinois, join Schaeffer from Harvard. Pike Peterson to pitch for Warren, while Manager Judy Jewell opts for key regulars rested in prior loss to Bradford All-Stars.
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Exposition Park
Jewell
Warren Independents
Jetter
Ameup Holt
Ohio Northern University
Anderson
Allegheny College
Patchen
Ilinois
Schaeffer
Harvard University
Beeale
Pike Peterson
Warren Pitcher
Judy Jewell Aneed
Salamanca
House of David
Buffalo Oakwoods
Lancaster
Buffalo Easter Brands
St. Marys Colts
Buffalo Colored Stars
Collegians
Pete Behan
Bradford All-Stars
John C. Krieger
Holt
Sela Manca
Bankers Set Strong Lineup for Saturday Clash
Al Wolfe, back from Beaver Falls, expected to return to War ren Saturday for the Banker State Hospital game on the North Warren grounds and play at third base if timing allows. Skinney Weidert aims to pitch for the Attendants with Cut McCullough catching. Bleech to start after recent wins, with Jewell backing. The Bankers list a strong lineup including H Wilson Anderson Jewell Ritchie Wolfe Jimmy Wilson Gebhardt Fischer Harrington Bleech, plus Potts and Senger available.
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Warren
Banker State Hospital
North Warren
Banker
Skinney Weidert
Cut McCullough
Bankers
Mike Bleech
State
County Dairy
Jewell
H. Wilson
Anderson
Ritchie
Wolfe
Jimmy Wilson
Gebhardt
Fischer
Harrington
Bleech
Howard Potts
George Senger
IndiansBeatYankees In Five Game Set At Cleveland
The Cleveland Indians toppled the New York Yankees in a decisive five game series, taking three wins to two. Cleveland pitchers rotated eight hurlers with strong work from Uhle Hudlin Shaute and Miller, while the Yankees relied on three to four arms per game. Fielding lapses and wild pitching opposite heavy hitting allowed the Indians to score 27 hits and 24 runs in one game, proving the Yankees are beatable despite leading early in the season.
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Cleveland Indians
Indians
Marvelous Maulers
New York
Hugmen
George Uhle
Willis Hudlin
Toe Shaute
Miller
Uhle
Bayne
Levsen
Grant
Miller Huggins
Pennock
George Pipgras
Yanks
Yankees
Gleveland
Clevelanders
John Henry Null
William Algernon Woid
Philadelphia
Simmons
Boley
Orwell
Earnshaw
Cochrane
Haley
Coveland
Uble
van Graffin
Connolly
Campbell
Baseball Notables From Yesterday Warnings of Slugging Stars
Yesterday's box score highlights several stars. Babe Ruth went five at bats with a five time at bat and Hulese in five? Gehrig singled twice in five at bats and scored one run. Heilmann doubled in five at bats and scored. Frisch singled in three at bats with a sacrifice and an error. Hornsby and Waner contributed hits and runs. Wilson went hitless in two at bats.
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Weng Hulese
Lou Gehrig
Harry Heilmann
Frank Frisch
Rogers Hornsby
Pavl Waner
Hack Wilson
Pe Dah
Tala
Warren Players Cancel Game Amid Uniform Swap and Local Moves
Three Warren ball players Bob Burns Bhin Weldere and Cut Me Cullough were set to play with Endeavor Independents Thursday at Tidicute against Knox. Burns left early for a Fraternal league game, while McCullough and Burns appeared for Endeavor last week. Red Swanson of Clarendon Heights discussed Lewiston Pa. trip with Burns. Tunney Heeney fight pictures shown at Library and Columbia theatres through next Wednesday. Steve Massa plans a strong East Side Fruit unit for Sunday at Durant City with Joe Massa. Warren fans follow the American league pennant race as the Macks close in, with Philadelphia Athletics leading. The New York Daily News claims Gene Tunney may quit the ring to avoid brain injury. Bill Geitner of St. Joe Cadets hit a long triple in Fraternal league action Three Linkers defense held him at the plate.
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Bhin Weldere
Cut Me
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En- Beaver Independenta
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Knox
Warren Boys
Bob
Bussett Field
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Burns
Endeavor
Gene Tunney
Tom Heeney
Columbia Theatres
Tunney
Bill Geitner
St. Joe Cadets
Cadets
Three Linkers
Geitner
Warren golf stars shine in Chautauqua exhibition match
More than 11 000 spectators from up to 150 miles watched Walter Hagen and Jack Cawsey halve a eighteen hole foursome with Archie Compston and Aubrey Boomer at Chautauqua Golf Club. The course and weather drew praise as galleries surpassed 1000 with 200 cars parked around the clubhouse.
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Walter
Hagen
Jack Cawsey
Archie Compston
Aubrey Boomer
France
Chautauqua Golf Club
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Ane
Compston
Boomer
McManus Clouting Gives Tigers Game
Detroit beat Washington 5 to 4 as Marty McManus delivered the decisive blow. His two out double in the ninth tied the game, and in the twelfth he scored the winning run after a triple.
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Marty McManus
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Ana Bhan Nay
MACKS CONTINUE TO GAIN GROUND ON LOOP LEADERS
The Philadelphia Athletics beat the Cleveland Indians 6 to 0 to extend their record to fifteen wins in sixteen starts. Pitcher George Earnshaw silenced the Tribe with six hits allowed, while Craig Orwell sparked the attack with three hits including a triple. The win leaves Philadelphia four and a half games behind the Yankees.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
George Earnshaw
Tribe
Craig Orwell
George Uhle
Athletics
Yankees
Cadets Rally to Overtake Linkers in Fraternal League
St. Joe Cadets staged a seven run rally to topple the Three Linkers 10 to 8 at Russell Field. Cadets trailed 6-3 before a seventh inning surge, aided by Bill Geitner’s power hitting including a single double and triple. Linkers pitcher Lyle was touched while Cadets capitalized on errors to seize the lead late.
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Russell Field
Bill Geitner
Lyle
Geitner
New York Giants Rally Past Reds For 7 5 Victory
New York moves to second in the National League by beating the Cincinnati Reds 7 to 5. Joe Genewich earned his fifth win in eight starts with a strong outing and also homered. Hughie Cruz extended his hitting streak to twenty games with two hits as New York erased deficits and pulled away late. Cincinnati pitchers Kolp Jablonowski Lucas Mays Hargrave Picinich allowed seven runs while Giants Genewich and Hogan contributed key moments.
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New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Joe Genewich
Hughie Cruz
Cincinnati
Kolp
Jablonowski
Lucas
Mays
Hargrave
Picinich
Genewich
Hogan
Industrial standings and upcoming schedules page
Warren County Dairy leads with 29 wins and 1,000 units. Nypenn Furniture sits at 20 and 1,000. East Side Fruit and Bankers both at 0. Newell Printers also 0. Weekends show Bankers vs State Hospital at North Warren. Next week features Nypenn Furnitures against East Side Fruit and Newell Printers vs Bankers. Friday pits State Hospital against Warren Fansmter TV.
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Nypenn
East Side
Bankers
Newell Printers
State Hospital
North Warren
Nypenn Furnitures
East
Side Fruit
Newell Primiers
National League Yesterday's Results and Schedule
MLB scoreboard reports yesterday results with Pittsburgh 18 over Philadelphia 4 and St Louis 6 over Boston 1 plus New York 7 over Cincinnati 6 and Chicago 4 over Brooklyn 2. Tomorrow features Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at New York with Chicago at Brooklyn.
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St. Louis
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Cincinnati
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Pirates Wallop Phillies in Lopsided Victory
The Pittsburgh Pirates routed Philadelphia 18 to 4 after scoring twelve runs before the Phillies could score. Grantham and Wright homered for Pittsburgh while Fresco Thompson of Philadelphia set a new fielding errorless games record, surpassing Horace Ford's 335.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Grantham
Wright
Pirates
Fresco Thompson
Horace Ford
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates Beat Philadelphia in Eight
Grimes earns the win as Pittsburgh defeats Philadelphia 18 to 4. P. Waner and Traynor lead with three RBIs each, Brickell drives in two, while Hemsley and Grantham add three. Grimes allows six hits in five innings, Miller suffers the loss.
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Wright
Hemsley
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Dawson
Innit
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Thompson
Adams
Miller
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Lennon
Hurst
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Yesterday's baseball scores and today's schedule
Yesterday results show St Louis defeating New York 4 3 15 innings Detroit beating Washington 5 4 12 innings Chicago over Boston 6 3 and Philadelphia over Cleveland 6 0. Today's schedule lists New York at St Louis Boston at Chicago Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland Boston at St Louis New York at Chicago Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit.
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Cleveland
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Detroit
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Hurst
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Whitney
Deitrick
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Lennon
Miller
Walsh P . Davis
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International League Scores Report
Yesterday results across the league include Newark 4 to 3 over opponent, Jersey City routed 8 to 1, Baltimore 12 over Reading 6, Montreal 1, Toronto 4, Rochester 12 defeated Buffalo 2. Toronto and Newark posted wins while Jersey City and Reading fell.
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Reading
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Rochester
Buffalo
American Association Scores Roundup
St. Paul defeated Indianapolis 65 to 7 3. Minneapolis won 5 to 7 against Louisville 0 to 2. Kansas City beat Toledo 11 to 2 and Milwaukee postponed Columbus due to rain.
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Loughran Claims Tunney Heavyweight Crown
Tommy Loughran, former light heavyweight champion, filed a claim to the heavyweight title vacated by Gene Tunney in New London. The National Boxing Association president Thomas E Donahue said the claim would be considered and a merits report filed. The NBA endorsed Tex Rickard and Muldoon Tunney elimination plans, stressing the need for a worthy successor to Tunney.
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Tommy Loughran
Gene Tunney
National Boxing Asociationsi
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Loughran
Donahue
Tunney
Lough
White Sox stretch streak to six games
Chicago White Sox beat Boston Red Sox 6 to 3 to extend their winning streak to six. In an early inning rally Clancy and Cissell singled, Kamm doubled, and Motil tripled to drive in three runs for Chicago.
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Cissell
Kamm
Motil
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Oman
Yankees Slip From Lead As A Lively Fall Sets In
The article recalls how the New York Yankees once led the eight club American League but have since dropped behind, comparing their decline to a grand fall and noting their reputation for dramatic losses. It warns cautious buyers to study the classified ads.
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