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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1927
Page
10
The Chicago Cubs widened their National League lead to three and a half games after an 11th inning win over Brooklyn by a 6-5 score. The Cubs, riding an eight game win streak, battled to secure the victory as Brooklyn was idle.
The South Side Sluggers defeated the Corydon Independents 13 to 1 at the Brewery diamond. Lefty Stoltz, Fuggorgia, and Pets Minegate led the attack, while Bleech kept the visitors to three hits. Bananas beat Orange Crush 12 to 9 with Mike Gotto dominant on the mound. Wiltsie and the state hospital squad beat Youngsville 5 to 2 on the North Warren grounds in a standout game of the season.
Hazen Cuyler of the Pittsburgh Pirates was fined 350 by manager Denie Bush for failing to slide into second base in the fourth inning of Saturday’s game against the Giants. Bush warned that any other player failing to extend himself will also be fined. Also noted: Hack Wilson drove in the winning run in the eleventh at Chicago after Root’s pitching. Cardinals beat Boston 6 to 4 with Holm homering. Reds beat Phillies 6-1 and 2-1 in a doubleheader with May striking out 11 for Cincinnati.
Yesterday Chicago tied Brooklyn in 11 innings while St. Louis beat Boston and Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia. Saturday's scores show Chicago and New York teams rallying, with Boston and St. Louis key winners. Standings include New York, Detroit, Cleveland, Washington, and Chicago among leaders with varied records. Today features Chicago at New York and St. Louis at Philadelphia as international scores list Buffalo, Reading, Rochester, Syracuse, Jersey City, Toronto, Baltimore, and Newark results.
Two Warren soccer squads clashed on Paramount Field Sunday afternoon in a 2 to 1 contest won by Team Two. Uhr and Matison scored for Team Two while Carlson tallied for Team One. A large crowd watched as both sides displayed strong play and the possibility of a rematch was noted. Players were recalled to practice at Scandia Athletic Club, Jamestown, ahead of an August 21 attraction.
Notice is given that MABEL E LAUFFENBERGER, Administratrix of the Estate of William Feeny, deceased, will petition the Warren County Orphans Court on Monday September 5 1927 for discharge. Also Samuel K Frantz, Administrator of the Estate of Mary K Sechrist, deceased, seeks discharge, with hearing set in Warren County Orphans Court.
Erie League action clocked for Saturday at Russell Field as Ny Penn Furniture hosts Lawrence Park Methodists in a key comparison game. Ramsey and new additions bolster the visiting lineup while Jim Daly fills in at third. Don Brown starts on the mound for Erie in a bid to rebound after earlier losses.
Ten persons including a mother and two sons were arrested after a clash between strikers and a crowd of about a hundred miners near the mine at Graveyard Creek. Police said the altercation caused minor injuries and involved scuffles over a wage dispute. The incident occurred in Washington County, with authorities reporting about 1,000 dollars in damages and a tense labor atmosphere at the site.
Yesterday in Warren local baseball saw Dick Pearce homer over the first fence in left field driving in Wolfs from second for the only local score. Pearce also walked and was hit by a pitch, officially at bat twice. Later details preview Bankers versus Warren County Dairy at Expo Park at 5:45. Warren dominated last year, with Don Brown pitching and Beaumont and Fritz Urbanski contributing hits.
Four year old Mary Moninho darted into the path of a truck driven by John Fulmore in New Castle Pennsylvania. Coroner J P Caldwell will hold an inquest. A cableway to carry seven passengers is being planned to take tourists to Mont Blanc summit, promising two hour access.
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