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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1927

Page

7

Local league clash as County Dairy meets Newell Printers

County Dairy and Newell Printers, both tied for third, clash on Russell field at 6 45 this evening in a pivotal loop game. Don Brown may shift roles for Milkies, while Skin Weidert faces the mound for the Dairy. Red Swanson and Ray Lewis anchor the infield as Pearce returns to first.

Newell Printers Warren County Dairy Traub Don Brown Milkies Newelis Dick” Pearce Harry Ward Keystone Station Red” Swanson Ray Lewis

Lander Town News Notes From Social Circle

Lander Aug 4 families and guests gather for visits in Jamestown Lakewood Westfield Wrightsville and Bradford. Mrs. Laura Gustafson James town guest. Ladies Aid meeting with readings by Mrs. Burgett and a duet by Leah and Verna Marsh. Donald Lindell home from Waren General Hospital in critical condition.

Mary, Fosberg Jamestown Joseph Swanson Garfield A. N. Camp Laura Gustafson Clara Hodges Lakewood Camp Burgett Abrams Bradford Gust Swanson James Proctor Ladies’ Aid Charles Hodges Mary Fosberg Clara Burgett Leah Verna Marsh Mary Cramer Carl Cramer Dorm Dudgeon Donald Lindell Waren General Hospital

Long Trip Ahead Ends In Car Control Crisis

Mrs Dubb announces a long trip with peril as she shouts to John she cannot stop the car. He tries to regain control noting only two good gallons left instead of ten, highlighting a dangerous fuel shortage during the Detroit News report.

Dubb John Detroit News

Easy Money Dialog About Borrowed Money and Tire Request

The Detroit News quotes a casual exchange where Bill asks Ted if he paid money owed and if he can lend a tire. Fred is unsure and says he must ask him, highlighting a lighthearted everyday finance moment.

Ted Fred Bill Detroit News

Browns to scrap team and rebuild around four players

President Phil Ball confirms the Browns will dismantle the club and build a new machine around four current regulars. Fritz Schulte is expected to be retained and leading the rebuild despite a fractured hip from a collision in spring drills. The club shifted about 75,000 dollars in cash and three players Bob LaMotte Jonnard and Gene Robertson for Schulte in a major deal that coincided with Otto Borchert’s death.

Phil Ball Browns Fritz Schulte Milwaukee Brown Schulte Howley Gardener Bob LaMotte Jonnard Gene Robertson Otto Borchert

Pirates Win Doubleheader to Climb on NL Leaders

The Pirates moved within half a game of the Cubs by sweeping Philadelphia 8-5 and 7-3. Ray Kremer starred in the second game with a homer and two singles, while Pruett faltered late in game one allowing a Pittsburgh rally.

Pirates Pittsburgh Chicago Phils Philadelphia Pruett Ray Kremer Willoug Scott Jonnard Meadows Milius Spencer AB. R Harris Ulrich Gooch Sand Cooney Wrightstone Thomson Wright Kremer Willoughby Scott Jordan Hart andRigler Cubs Cliff Heathcote Boston Heathcote Charley Root Genewich R. Smith Hogan Root Jones and Hartnett

Linkers Split With South Side and Fall to Kinzua

Three Linkers diamond representatives split Wednesday and Thursday games. They defeated the South Side Sluggers 10 to 0 on the Brewery diamond, then lost 4 to 3 to the Kinzua Independents at the latter venue. Lyle and Howarth backed by batteries for Odd Fellows. Traub pitched for the losers. R Thiele starred for Kinzua with six safeties.

Three Linkers Diamond Brewery Kinzua Independents Kingua Lyle Howarth Odd Fellows Traub Ecklund Jill R. Thiele Kinzua Warren Boys Burrows Irvine Aniece Linkers Hospital North Warren Russel Field

Industrial League Results and Schedule Preview

Last night Nypean Furniture defeated Bankers 10 to 2 in industrial league play. This week’s schedule includes Newell Printers versus Warren County Dairy on Friday. A University of Minnesota psychology class explores teaching worms and mice to turn right to study traffic observance.

Nypean Furniture Bankers Newell Printers Warren County Dairy University of Minnesota Chicago Triune

Locals Schedule Two Weekend Baseball Games

Locals have two games this weekend with Havana Cuban Red Sox at Russell Field Saturday and Ridgway Independents at Exposition Park Sunday. Manager Pearce and Watson arranged the Warren nine clash for this weekend. Cuban visitors, among the nation’s best road teams, recently played Donovan’s Kane club at Mountain City and head this way before heading to Jamestown to face Jimtown Spiders. Ed Hiller of the Erie Sailors awaits a pitcher’s letter while Mac McCarthy of Irvine will handle first base and Cut McCullough, noted for control and speed, is to start Saturday and Sunday.

Havana Pierce Evie Flinger Ed. Hiller Erie Sailors Mac” McCarthy Irvine Cplumns Yesteday McCullough Nypean Bankers Pearce Gee

Baseball batting leaders and notable players list

Batting leaders include P Waner of the Pirates with a .385 average and 159 hits. P Waner also leads in doubles with 41 and triples with 16, while Williams of the Phillies has 22 homers. Additional leaders include Simmons of the Athletics at .393, Gehrig of the Yankees with 154 hits, Burns of the Indians with 42 doubles, Manush of the Tigers with 14 triples, and Gehrig scoring 37 wins.

P. Wane Pirates P. Waner Williams Phillies Simmons Athletics Gehrig Yankees Burns Indians Manush Tigers Womers—Gehrig

Tunney Favored Over Ex-Champion Dempsey in Early Betting

News from New York reports Gene Tunney has opened as a nine to five favorite to defeat Jack Dempsey in Chicago next month. The piece notes Dempsey previously held the favorite role against Sharkey, with Rothstein and Attell involved in ambitious bets. It warns early odds will shift as training shows insufficient certainty, and stresses caution in placing real money before the bout. It also mentions a humorous aside from a Detroit News cartoon quote about a billiard ball.

Gene Tunney Exchamp Henry L. Farrell New York Jack Dempsey Chicago Jack Sharkey Dempsey Sharkey Arnold Rothstein Abe Attell Hut Rothstein Tunney

Silver Bell Club Meetings and Local News at Sheffield

The Silver Bell club held a regular meeting at Lula Eckno home with social time and cards, while J C G club met at Mrs C J Jenkinson's Mill Street home for refreshments. Local residents Mrs Very Bless of Corry and Lucy Whitmore of Kinana visit Sheffield. Mildred Pontious and Harry Walters wed in Warren with Pontious parents present.

Sheffield Charles Dalton Lois May Frank Barr Marienville J.C. G. Club C.J. Jenkinson Lucy Kinana Silver Bell Club Lula Eckno G. Helm Warren E. L. Jenkins J. M. Jenkins Kinzua Yestersay Grant Harry Pontious C. H. Whittaker Jamestown John Whittaker Pink Swanson Oswald Hson Pittsburgh Lindbergh Charles Curtin Barnes Epers D. Sutton Clarendon Clara Boyd Siegel Arid Celativer

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