Endeavor Lumberjacks Return Visit Warren for Weekend Series
Scholastic Amateur Professional Local and National F Endeavor Lumberjacks invade Warren Sunday for games at Expo Park. Nypean Rickson and McCullough face former teammates Erickson and McCullough as the two clubs clash in a multi game series with notable players lineup under Manager Gene Evenue. The opener at Expo Park starts 8:30 p.m. with Eddie Masters calling balls and strikes.
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Erie Church
Russell Field
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Bob” Burns
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Oil City
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Pomorrow
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Elimination of the dribble sparks basketball debate
The 1927 28 season will test the one bounce rule as coaches players and fans push for or against it. Proponents say it shifts emphasis to team play reduces size advantage and speeds the game while defenders may crack down on stalls and interceptions replace flashy dribbling.
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Hinkey
University Michigan
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Havana Red Sox
Warren
National League Yesterday and Today scores recap
Yesterday Boston defeated Philadelphia 12 to 6 and New York beat Brooklyn 7 to 6 in 10 innings. St Louis edged Pittsburgh 2 to 1 in 11 innings. Chicago Cincinnati game not scheduled. Today Philadelphia visits Pittsburgh and St Louis hosts Cincinnati while Brooklyn plays New York and Pittsburgh visits St Louis.
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American League results and schedule recap
Yesterday in the American League Philadelphia beat Boston 7 to 1 and Detroit defeated St. Louis 7 to 3. Today only four games are listed: Chicago at Cleveland Boston at Philadelphia St. Louis at Detroit and New York at Washington. Tomorrow Chicago visits Cleveland.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Washington
International Yesterday’s Result Highlights
Toronto 16 to 3 over Reading Rochertee Jersey Sir 3 Newark Fracuse Buabo Baltimore not scheduled at Newark PalfaXe 1 Jersey 5 Rocherter at Sere.
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35 Years In Making Toy Round-Up Of Deer Teeld
After 35 years effort Charles W Aldridge of Battersea England completes a doll's house in a match box. The tiny four room house is perfect with shelves pictures walls and table coverings. A diminutive mistress presides over the miniature home.
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Battersea
England
Ome
Invisible plane in France stirs warfare speculation
France tests an invisible aircraft said to blur at night within 300 feet of ground and fitted with silencers for the engine. Experts warn such a craft could give an enemy a stealth advantage in future conflicts.
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Seys
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Akeley Grange Plans Repairs After Meeting
Akeley Aug 12 Akeley Grange held a Friday meeting with Worthy Master Marvin Clendening presiding. Minutes and roll call were read, repairs to the Grange sheds were discussed, and trustees were authorized to purchase cedled material. Stereoptical pictures were shown by Rev A A Swanson.
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Arthur Brigga
A. A. Swanson
Hubert Randall
Erie
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Viola Sears
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
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Leo Angove
Gerald
Ohio
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Mary Loeb
Dunkirk
Alice Nelson
Jamestown
Mary Nesmith
Warren
Alice Lounsbury
Russell
Gussie Annis
Arthur Bradley
Gertrude Oves
New York City
Mary Akers
Sugar Grove Seminary
Sugar Grove
Josephine Lindquist
Mmother
Youngsville
Warren County Sun- Gay
M. B
Woman’s Benefit Association
Hazel Hale
Mary Sippie
Hale’s
Vidella Clark
Waverly
Iowa
Hale Cottage
Mary Porter
Addane Hazel
Mattie Clenden
American tennis shines in singles at Forest Hills
United Press reports two American wins in singles as Helen Wills quickly defeats Joan Fry and Molla Mallory overcomes Mrs. Kitty Godfree. The English doubles team then edges ahead with a victory, keeping Britain hopeful in the series while the rest of the schedule narrows to crucial follow ups.
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United Press
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Joan Fry
Molla Mall
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Next Week Schedule for Local Matches
Next week features Newell Printers versus Warren County Dairy Thursday. Friday hosts Bankers against Newell Print. Tuddsy-Newell Printers matchups and venue unclear but listed in sequence.
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Nogiated
County Dairy
Warren Courva
Warren County Dairy
Nypenn Furniture
Bankers
Newell
Baseball's Big Five Sees Cobb and Hornsby Big Bats
Ty Cobb raised his batting average with four hits in five at bats including a double while Rogers Hornsby hit his eighteenth homer of the season and drove in runs as Brooklyn clung to a six run lead against the Giants. Humble mentions of Huth Gehrig and Speakers appear as fleeting notes. The piece shifts to a political outline praising American productivity and technological progress stating that increased machinery and improved methods keep hunger at bay.
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Hornsby
Giants
Brooklyn
Huth
Gehrig
Speakers
Notice on street widening and transfer route change
Widening of Pennsylvania Avenue prompts a transfer from Conewango Avenue to Ear Barn. Sheffield and Comswango residents will use walk line cars from the offices to Ear Barn.
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Victory Pushes Norfolk Out of Virginia Celler
Art Johnson the Warren youth pitched a four to three win for Norfolk Tars over Kingston, ending a league slide. He allowed nine hits but walked none, keeping Eagles off base with precise control. Noble for Kingston fought hard but Norfolk struck in the second and seventh, totaling nineteen safeties with two Norfolk hits by Johnson.
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Warren
Norfolk Tars
Pennsylvanian
Kingston
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Norfolk
Youth and Self Control Warned by Tribune
A Tribune column argues youth need limits on behavior and time to avoid penalties. It stresses that emotions must be moderated, habits formed in youth are hard to break later, and self control is the key to happiness and responsibility as life advances.
Prospects brighten for Youngsville high grid squad
Year ago in sports notes promise strong teams at Youngsville High with only three dates incomplete. The season opens Saturday September 11 against Warren as the opponents. The Warren vs Ridgway game and other regional events are listed with start times and venues across Ridgway Celoron and Elupo Park.
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Warren
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