Warren High to Open Football Practice at Russell Field
About 110 students will try for the Blue and White varsity as Warren High begins practice at Russell field next Monday afternoon under coach J B Leidig. Only two returning lettermen Bevevino and Gray are ready to lead the 1927 squad, with Captain Ange Bevevino and Goldie Gray drawing promising support.
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Warren Prep Schedule and Team Selection Preview
The slate lists September through November road and home games for Warren at Sheffield Youngsville Owen Pate Buffalo Tech Erie Central Erie East Bradford Kane Jamestown Titusville and P N A C plus a home game vs Warren. Warren’s grid mentor Hutchings, elected assistant coach to Mr Leidig, replaces A F Dunham who resigned for Tidieste High. Thirty eight returning and promising players joined by 67 newcomers will report August 29 with Brindis Schindler and Lytle highlighted as likely regulars in a broad prep season.
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Sheffield
Youngsville
Owen Pate
Buffalo Tech
Erie Central
Erie East
Bradford
Kane
Jamestown
Titusville
Bedford High
Hutchings
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Board of Education
A. F. Dunham
Tidieste High
William Anderson
Joey” Hrindis
Avery Carpenter
Art Christensen
Lewis Conway
Kermit Cuthbertson
Richard Case
Bernard Dennig
Bob Gaffner
Willard Gibson
John Guild
Bernard Haumesser
Norman Hedlund
Ed. Johnson
Nelson Johnson
James Lytle
Joe Massa
Fred Mack
Terrance Martin
Monroe Marshall
Paul McCormick
John McCor
Leonard Mowbray
Tony Oriole
Raymond Gwens
Harold Patchen
Brindis
Schndter
Lytle
St Joseph Cadets
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Week's Schedule in Waren County Dairy Chalks Out Games
The Tribune lists Wednesday matchups between Waren County Dairy and Kewell Printers, with Friday action featuring Bankers versus Newell Print. The ad notes a calendar of local sports and events for the upcoming week.
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Giants Beat Pirates for Sixth Straight Win
The New York Giants extended their winning streak to six with an 8 to 4 victory over Pittsburgh. Aldridge struggled until the seventh as New York tallied five runs in the seventh and eighth innings to secure the lead.
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Arcade Bowling Alleys to Open September 6 in Conservatory Building
Thad F Lawson owner of Arcade Bowling alleys announced public opening on Tuesday September 6 after refurbishing by Brunswick Company with new pin-setting machines. Alleys will rival top facilities in northwestern Pennsylvania and southwestern New York. Tribune Industrial Bowling league plans announced with eight teams and sponsor Tribune seeking another season. inter Church Bowling circuit also eyed for revival after last season’s lapse. theories
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Brunswick Company
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New York
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Tribune Industrial Bowling League
Paddy” Jackson
Warren Furniture
United Refinery
Wilburine Oil
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National Forge
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Babe Ruth Launches 37th Home Run in 8-1 Win
In Chicago at Comiskey Park Babe Ruth launched a towering 37th homer of the season, a roof-clearing blast in the fifth inning as the Yankees beat the White Sox 8-1. The day also featured Philadelphia’s twin bill sweep of Cleveland 6-3 and 4-0, and Detroit’s 10-7 victory over Boston. Gehringer and Heilman homered for Detroit, while Sox catcher Fred Hofmann was carried off after a sixth-inning collision but not seriously injured.
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Fred Hofmann
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Johnny Neun
Wrestling with a busy week ahead in local sports
Yesterdays Star notes Clyde Lupold umpired Industrial League action between Newell Printers and Associated System and will officiate again today as Dairy faces the Inkslingers. Warren County Dairy meets Newell Printers at Russell Field at 7:46 for a local football gathering at the YMCA. The column recalls a year ago when Warren Wreckers beat Endeavor Lumber-Jacks 6 to 4 at Exposition Park with Fritz Urbanski besting Dutch Hart on the mound. Coaches eye basketball plans as Corry and Erie Hammermills signal returns for next season. Titusville faces tough prospects for an All-Star squad amid financial woes.
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Newell Printers
Associated System
Warren County Dairy
Russell Field
Warren Wreckers
Endeavor Lumber-Jacks
Exposition Park
Fritz” Urbanski
Dutch” Hart
Bob Burns
Bill Beaumont
Warren
Corry
Keystones
Erie Hammermills
Titusville
Queen City
Kane Independents to face Warren at Exposition Park Sunday
Kane Independents under Bill Beaumont square off with Warren Sunday at Exposition Park starting 3 30. Captain Myron Jewell announced the clash with Gillclimbers stars Beaumont Streich Engstrom Cedar Cook and Babe Cook in the Kane lineup. Fritz Urbanski will pitch the Sunday game as part of a home series set to continue September 4 with a potential third game if tied.
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Bill Beaumont
Warren Club
Exposition Park
Myron Jewell
Gillclimbers
Beaumont
Streich
Engstrom
Cedar
Cook
Babe” Cook
Warren
Kane
Fritz” Urbanski
Local football meeting plans season turnout at MLC A
Tonight at 7:30 o clock local football players meet at the MLC A to map plans for the coming season. John ny Watts of Sheffield, a noted gudder, aims to attend. The club may be renamed the Warren Lions, a bold new moniker for the squad.
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Johnny” Watts
Sheffield
Gudder
Warren Lions
Ao Ae Ag Eee
Bananas Orange Crush near Punxsutawney Spirit clash
A brief, humorous note mentions Bananas Orange Crush facing a rival in Punxsutawney Spirit events. It playfully contrasts confidence with ridicule aimed at unfriendly observers, reflecting regional humor and casual sports banter.
Real Test for National League Flag Underway
Chicago, Pittsburgh and St. Louis start their last eastern road trip as the NL pennant race tightens. Chicago leads after a win and six game cushion, St. Louis also won, Pittsburgh lost to New York. Charley Root notched his 22nd win in a shutout as talk of Cubs World Series tickets grows. Frank Frisch anchors the St. Louis infield amid a reshuffled roster.
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Rogers Hornsby
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Newell Printers versus Dairy on Russell Field in Industrial league race
Newell Printers, still a contender for Industrial league honors, must beat Warren County Dairy on Russell Field tonight to stay alive for the title. Baldensperger faces Dairy’s Neverin Eurartares, Don Brown to throw for Nelson, and a strong lineup from both sides is expected as the race tightens toward a playoff.
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Associated System
Baldy” Baldensperger
Neverin Eurartares
Aiymen
Don" Brown
Nelson
Newells
Dairy
Nzpenn
County Dairy
Nypenn Furniture
Bankers
Bennett
Skin” Weidert
Nypenn
Allen and Gallagher Fist Fight Ends in Draw in 194? Years Later
Fifty eight years ago Tom Allen AM heavyweight champion and Charley Gallagher Canadian heavyweight dueled at Foster's Island St Louis. The bare knuckle brawl lasted two hours forty minutes ending in the twelfth round when Gallaghers seconds threw in a sponge. Referee declared Allen winner then riot and later official changed to draw. Ellwood City Ledger note on the saying chip off the old block.
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Associated System Eliminated From Industrial Pennant Race
Associated System fell 7 to 2 to Newell Printers on Russell field ending their bid as Inkslingers and Nypean Furniture chase second place. Don Zibble earned the win over Fitzgerald and Duncan while Ward Daly and Jim Daley starred for Newell hitters.
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Newells
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Dick” Pearce
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Jim” Daley
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Red” Swanson
Happy” Ward
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New York - Washington
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Baseball Scores and Today’s Schedule from Yesterday
American League results show Philadelphia 6 defeated Cleveland 3, and 8 to 0 for New York over Chicago. Detroit 10 beat Boston 7. Today matches feature Washington at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Cleveland, New York at Chicago, and Boston at Detroit.
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National League Scores From Yesterday
New York defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 4 while Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 5 to 3. St Louis edged Boston 5 to 3, Chicago trounced Brooklyn 2 to 0. Remaining games listed: Cincinnati at Philadelphia, St Louis at Boston, Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Brooklyn.
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Baseball's Big Five at Comiskey Park
Babe Ruth hit his 37th homer of the season the longest drive ever at Comiskey Park and added a double in three plate appearances. Rogers Hornsby belted his 20th homer, his only safety in three appearances. Lou Gehrig contributed a safety with a double in four at bats.
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Rogers Hoernsby
Lon Gehrig
International Yesterday's Hockey Scores Report
Buffalo defeated Newark 6 to 2 while Newark fell 0 to 3 and Toronto posted a 3 to 4 loss to Jersey City. Baltimore won 6 to 3 and Rochester dominated 5 to 0 as Syracuse 7 to 8 dropped to Reading 2 to 6. Remaining pairings included Syracuse at Reading and Columbus at Louisville.
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