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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1928

Page

6

Hospital Nine Opposes Dairy In League Tilt

Warren County Dairy and State Hospital clash Friday at Russell Field in a pivotal Industrial League game. Both teams boast perfect records and chase the top spot alongside Nypean Furniture with a playoff likely if the outcome sets the title. Skinny Weidert leads North Warren Attendants while Paul Hamm or Don Brown duel for the Dairy.

Warren County Dairy State Hospital Russell Field North Warren Nypean Skinny Weidert Paul Hamm Southpaw Don Brown Shin Weidert Paully Hamm

Industrial Week Schedule Cards

Friday state hospital versus Warren County Dairy. Next Tuesday East Side Fruit meets New All Printers. Keaddy Wain County Dairy faces Bankers. Saturday Nypenn Furniture plays State Hospital.

State Hospital Warren County Dairy East Side Fruit Newall Printers Keaddy- Wain County Dairy Bankers Nypenn Furniture East Side Newell Printers Bou Bankers

Yankees Contend While Rivals Rise in Tense pennant Chase

The Yankees lead the American League with Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig powering the offense though pitching wobbles threaten. Athletics press hard in pursuit as Cleveland, Washington, and St. Louis vie for third and fourth, while the Cardinals surge in the National League race with strong offense and defense.

Espinosa brothers duel as Abe tops Chicago and western titles

Abe Espinosa, eldest of five golf pro brothers, leads the family in 10 days collecting western and Chicago titles while his brother Al trails. Abe has played long, but this year marks his first major triumphs as siblings chase honors.

Abe Espinosa Brother al Abe Chicago

Pirates Narrow Cardinals Lead In Thriller At Pittsburgh

The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5 to 4 to extend an eight game winning streak and cut the Cardinals’ edge over the New York Giants to four games. The win pulls Pittsburgh within one game of the first division and nine of the league lead as Jess Haines is knocked around for all runs in the first four innings. The article lists the game details, plays, and pitching figures.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pirates St. Louis Cardinals Cards New York Giants Pirates Jess Haines New York Burleigh Grimes Larry Benton Benson Jim Bagby Cleveland Indians

Simmons Homer Sparks Mackmen Over Senators

Al Simmons lined a bases loaded homer in the sixth as the Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Washington Senators 8 to 3. Howard Ehmke allowed only three hits as Braxton struggled, yielding eight runs on eight hits in seven innings.

Philadelphia al Simmons Philadelphia Athletics Braxton Mackmen Athletics Washington Senators Simmons Howard Ehmke Washington Ane H. PO. A. & Barnes Bice Goslin Judge Bluege Cronin Harris Tee Ruel C Braxton xWest Borke H. PO A. Bishop

Interest Grows in Fite Tourney at Madison Square Garden

New York August 10. Interest in the heavyweight elimination tournament to crown a successor to Gene Tunney rose after Tex Rickard announced 75 first class heavyweights would attend the September 1 trial. Forty three applicants have filed for spots, grouped into three classes. The first 16 names include Sharkey Risko Heeney Paohtié Hans Scott Young Stribling Roberts Bhizeen the Italian Von Perrat Pierre Charles Dorval Jack Gross Arthur Dekuh and Joe Sekura. Jimmy Johnston proposed Sharkey vs Risko in September with the winner facing the other finalist to avoid a self elimination.

New York Gene Tunney Tex Rickard Rickard Madison Square Garden Sharkey Risko Heeney Paohtié Hans Scott Young Stribling Roberts Bhizeen von Perrat Chicago Pierre Charles Belgium Dorval Jack Gross Arthur Dekuh Joe Sekura Jimmy Johnston Johnston

Propose larger & lighter golf ball meeting USGA

Proposals for a larger and lighter golf ball are to be discussed at a United States Golf Association meeting in New York today. If adopted the plan would make the game more difficult, backers say, as the ball would lack the distance and control of the present ball. Several well known golfers are said to favor the new ball, including Bobby Jones Jess Sweeter and Francis Ouimet.

New York United States Golf Association Bobby Jones Jess Sweeter Francis Ouimet

Jamestown Club Faces Spiders and Local Contests

Jamestown fans expect a home win as Bob Burns plans left handed pitching against the Spiders with Eddie Crowe leading hitters at .425 and Peterson’s delivery sparking comparison to past Jim Thorpe era. Warren County Dairy faces State Hospital in the biggest Industrial League showdown at Russell Field with Weidert and Hamm as key arms.

Jamestown Journal William Webb Jamestown Bell Cheb Pike Petersom Webb Peterson Jim Thorpe Jamestown Eddie Crowe Johnny O'Malley Warren Red Swanson Bob Burns Spiders Celeron Park al Wolfe Cot McCallough Yule Andrews

All-Star Batters Shine in Yesterday’s Games

Babe Ruth singled once in three trips and scored a run, Lou Gehrig also scored after a single in four trips, Al Simmons hit a bases loaded homer in three trips, Paul Waner added a single and double with two runs, Frankie Frisch homered and singled in three plate appearances with two RBIs. Freddy Lindstrom Rogers Hornsby and Harry Heilmann were idle. Walter Roettger, injured Cardinal outfielder, arrived at Bloomington Normal to report as coach at Abnois Wesleyan University on crutches.

United Press Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig al Simmons Paul Waner Frankie Frisch Freddy Lindstrom Rogers Hornsby Harry Heilmann Bloomington Walter Roettger St. Louis Cardinal Abnois Wesleyan University

Rookie pitcher wins for Yanks over Red Sox in rout

Aug 10 report from Boston states Fred Heimach, up from St Paul, pitched the New York Yankees to a 7 to 1 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Heimach allowed four hits and struck out eight. After five scoreless innings Ed Morris faltered in the seventh as New York exploded for seven runs.

Boston Fred Heimach St. Paul New York Yankees Boston Red Sox Heimach Red Sox Yanks Ed. Morris New York

Yesterday's Hesulis Pirates Rally Past Cardinals 5-4

Yesterday the Hesulis Pittsburgh team defeated St. Louis 5 to 4 in a tight game. Others were idle. Today Philadelphia plays New York while Boston visits Brooklyn. Tomorrow Chicago visits St. Louis and Boston travels to Brooklyn. Concinasti at Pittsburgh.

Hesulis Pittsburgh St. Louis Philadelphia New York Boston Brooklyn Chicago Concinasti Pittsburgh

American League Box Score and Game Summary

The New York Yankees defeated Boston 7 to 1 as Koenig Geh rig Meusel and Heimach drove runs. The Red Sox mounted a brief rally but failed to overcome early Yankee scoring. Umpires Van Graflan Connolly Campbell. Time 1 54.

Myer Flagsteader K. Williams Sumner New York Boston Koenig Gehrig Meusel Heimach Regan Rogell Combs Sacrifices Grabowski Heimsch Durocher Gerber Rothrock Berry Morris Griffin Morrs van Graflan Connolly Campbell

Baseball Scores from Yesterday and Upcoming Games

Yesterday Philadelphia defeated Washington 8 to 3 and New York won 7 to 1 over Boston. Other games not scheduled include St Louis at Chicago and Detroit at Cleveland. Washington plays Philadelphia and New York faces Boston in upcoming matchups.

Philadelphia Washington New York Boston St. Louis Chicago Detroit Cleveland

Bison vs. Flyers Baseball Box Score Fragment

Partial box score from a baseball game shows International League and American Association results. Key lines list Rochester Reading and others with scattered player names, hits, runs, errors, and pitching notes, along with abbreviations for substitutions and fielding. The fragment includes run totals and notable plays but is incomplete regarding full context or dates.

RITTICISMS By BILL ITT Gate crashers and the famed Gas

Gate crashers are knothole kids who enter shows with little brains. Gate Crashing Gas, the greatest of them, had a rubber ear, a bouncing neck, and a habit of slipping through every door. He was ejected by police so often he resembled the sidewalk outside the station. He even sneaked into the public library. Being expelled from venues became his odious vocation. Sometimes the judge gave him up to 10 days to think.

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Baseball homer leaders and players across leagues

Yesterday's games highlight Ruth and Simmons among home run leaders with the Yankees and Athletics. Notable names include Foxx, Bottomley, Hurst, Hafey, Harper, and Fried, reflecting strong showings across the Cardinals, Cubs, Braves, and Phillies in the latest box scores.

Ruth Yankees Gering Hauser Athletics

Braves Protest Denied By NL President Heydler

Boston Braves protest of a July 11 loss to the Chicago Colts was disallowed by National League president John A. Heydler. He ruled the umpires’ decision final after rejecting claims the batter and runner were allowed two bags on an overthrow into the stairway.

New York Boston Braves Chicago Colts John A. Heydler National League Heydler

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