County Dairy Bankers in Big Battle Tonight
Warren County Dairy versus the Bankers in a crucial late season clash at Runsell Feud for the lead in the Tribune Industries League. Del Nelson may start Ralph Brown or Paully Hamm against Joe DeFrees as Don Brown and the Cubs duel earlier at Exposition Park. A loss hurts Warren County’s title hopes and could force a playoff. Nypenn Furniture and State Hospital meet tomorrow at 2 46 o clock on the North Warren grounds.
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Conenango Cubs, At Exposition Park. Joe DeFrees
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J. Wilson
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Giegerich
DeFrees
North Warren
Nypenn Furniture and
State Hospital Clubs
RITTICISMS By BILL RITS In Punching Bag World
A comic column mocks the boxing scene featuring One-Punch Palooka, a pale rival to Gene Tenney. It recalls his notorious color line and failed bouts with a punching bag, plus a China man encounter interrupted by a laundry colic.
Phillies Hit 22 Safeties, Redlegs Defeated 12 to 4
In Cincinnati on Aug 17 the Philadelphia Phillies routed the Reds 12 to 4 behind a 22-hit attack. Milligan Ferguson and Lertan led a barrage as Lu tas Jablonowski Beckman and Piciich Lukeworth contributed. In New York another note: Pete Latzo and Leo Lomski are set for a 40 round light heavyweight bout Sept 7 at Olympic Arena Detroit after Latzo won a prior bout on a foul.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Lukeworth
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Pete Latzo
Leo Lomski
Olympic Arena
Detroit
Latzo
Houston League Team Builds Notable Lineup Under Snyder
The Houston Texas league squad fields one of the strongest rosters the city has housed. Manager Frank Snyder, ex New York Giant, steered the club after a Cardinals stint. his relocation to Houston became the break he needed, with reports he is in solid condition to return to the majors.
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Waite Hoyt Wins From Chicago Sox
Waite Hoyt earns the decision in a 11 run Yankee win over Chicago. Gehrig drives in five with Meusel four and Koenig also contributing. Hoyt allows six hits through 12 3 innings while Cox is tagged for seven in 6 1 3. Umpires Geisel McGowan Owens. Time 1 35.
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Owens
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Waite Hoyt
New York Yankees
Chicago White
Lou Gehrig
Bob Meusel
Gehrig
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American Association Yesterday's Results and Conditions
Milwaukee defeated Columbus 4 to 2 while Kansas City edged Toledo 5 to 4 and Minneapolis won 11 to 7 against Louisville Others report wet grounds across venues with variable playing conditions.
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Columbus
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Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Giants and Cardinals Open Crucial Series in St Louis
New York Giants and St Louis Cardinals begin a three game set in St Louis as the pennant race tightens. Giants, after dropping two of five to the Cubs, aim to close within three games of the Cards before they return home August 25. Cardinals face lineup issues with Maranville underweight and Wilson and Holm managing injuries.
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Rabbit Maranville
Jimmy Wilson
Wattie Holm
Conewango Cubs Aim to Avenge Loss Against Jamestown Chairs
The Conewango Cubs, an industrial league club, seek revenge on Jamestown Chairs who beat them in Panama weeks ago. Manager De Nelson plans a lineup including Genberg, Poppleton, Hamm, Brown, Fitzpatrick, and Don Brown with three o clock start at Exposition Park for a Sunday showdown in Warren.
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Poppleton
Paul Hamm
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L. Brown
Ed Hamm
Giegerich
Fitzpatrick
Don Brown
Giants Seek Hurlers for Surplus September Double Headers
John McGraw, Giants manager, asks for six top pitchers to cover a grueling schedule beginning September 8. The team must tackle eleven games in under a week, including a doubleheader and single game with the Dodgers and four consecutive double-headers with the Braves in Boston.
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How to Obtain a Special Deer License in Pennsylvania
Elmer Nelson of Sheffield reports a state game commission letter from Harrisburg detailing the special deer license process. County Treasurers issue licenses. applications on plain paper with $2 fee and 4 cents return postage are sent to the hunting county, with applicants providing post office address age height hair and eye color the 1928 Resident Hunter's License number and county number.
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Sheffield
State Game Commission
Harrisburg
Attorney General's Office
Board of Game Commissioners
Commonwealth
Dollar Day Offer for Tribune Subscriptions
Special offer limited to Friday and Saturday. Each Tribune subscriber paying one year for the paper at the Tribune counter receives merchandise worth one dollar. This incentive applies to new and existing subscribers at participating stores.
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Fribune Cognter
Jersey City and Newark Win or Lose in International League Tryouts
In Jersey City and Newark scores noted balance for the International League with Jersey City 10 over Montreal 8 and Newark 11 over Rochester 4, while Reading 15 defeated Toronto 8 in a delayed Buffalo-Baltimore contest.
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Three Yankee Pitches Face Heavy Load Down Stretch
The Yankees depend on pitchers Herb Pennock Waite Hoyt and George Pipgras as they push for the pennant and a world series rematch. Hug gins will ride the trio early and often with doubleheaders and looming tests as other staffers fade under strain. Also promoter Humbert J. Fugazy Kday seeks to match Sharkey and Roberto Roberti in a 10 round bout at Ebbets Field in September.
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Waite Hoyt
George Pipgras
Wilcey Moore
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Hoyt
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Huggins
Humbert J. Fugazy
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Jack Sharkey
Roberto Roberti
Johnny Kisko
Ebbetsfield
Johnny Buckley
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Boston
Pugaxy
National League Scores and Schedule Recap
Yesterday results include Philadelphia beating Cincinnati 13 to 4 and Pittsburgh defeating Brooklyn 11 to 6. Chicago defeated New York 6 to 2 and Boston beat St. Louis 9 to 4. Today New York visits St. Louis and Brooklyn plays Chicago with Boston at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Tomorrow New York at St. Louis.
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Pirates Hammer Robins 16 to 1 Behind Grimes Twenty-First Win
Burleigh Grimes won his twenty first game of the season as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Brooklyn Robins 16 to 1 in Pittsburgh. Lloyd Waner collected four hits to fuel the offensive outburst.
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Yesterday’s Baseball Stars Shine and Struggle
Babe Ruth failed to hit in three trips yet scored three runs and stole a base. Lou Gehrig doubled three times, drove in five, and scored thrice. Harry Heilmann went 0 for 4. Al Simmons homered and added two singles with one RBI and four runs. Freddy Lindstrom collected a single and a double in four trips with a run. Paul Waner had a single and a double with one RBI and two runs. Rogers Hornsby doubled once in three plate appearances. Frankie Frisch went hitless in four trips.
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Louw Gehrig
Harry Heilmann
al Simmons
Freddy Lindstrom
Paul Waner
Ron
Rogers Hornsby
Frankie Frisch
Mately
Hammond Tanks Lose to Hammond Stone 7 to 4 in Frat Loop
In a Amateurs Fraternal league game, Hammond Tanks fell 7 to 4 to Hammond Stone, champs of the opening round. Two home runs and several errors shaped the contest as Company I bolstered its early lead before Hammond rallied with runs in the third, fourth, and fifth innings. Chuck Lord pitched for Company I, while Lefty Chapel held the Tankers in check after a rough start.
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Scores and Schedule From Today's Sports Card
Philadelphia leads Detroit 18 to 8 while New York trails Chicago 11 to 1. Cleveland 10, Boston 8. St. Louis 7, Washington 7 at rain end of seventh. Today’s schedule: St. Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit at Washington, Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Boston.
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Brooklyn vs Pittsburgh scorecard highlights and stats
In a baseball score line Brooklyn collected 210 600 300 and 6 runs while Pittsburgh posted 609 112 26x 11. Key hitters included Herman Elliott Hillis 2 Grimes 2 Statz Bissonette Grantham 2 P Waner Traynor. Gooch Hillis homered and Hillis tripled. Grimes and Elliott tallied multiple stolen bases and RBIs as Doak pitched late and Grimes opened. Umpires Elem and McCormick called the game in 2 hours 18 minutes.
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Statz
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Traynor
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Gooch
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Hargreaves
Athletics Pound Detroit Hurlers in Big Win
Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Detroit Tigers 18 to 6 in a game highlighted by Jimmy Foxx with a home run and two doubles and Al Simmons adding a home run and two singles. Foxx and Simmons provided most of the run production as the Philadelphia offense exploded at Philadelphia.
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Richbourg Leads Braves Past Cardinals in Fourteen Hit Game
St Louis fell 9 to 4 as Lance Richbourg of the Boston Braves homered doubled and tripled in his first three trips. Ed Brandt pitched seven hits allowed while Boston broke the game open with a late surge.
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Browns Annex a Verdict From Nats Rain Halts Shutout Hope
The St. Louis Browns defeated the Washington Senators 7 to 2 in a rain halted game. Ogden, Manion, Gaston, Brown, Marberry, Burke and Ruel pitched for St. Louis and Washington respectively.
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Giants Lose Chance to Gain on Cardmen
Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Giants 6 to 2 as Art Nehl limited New York to nine hits. Vic Aldridge faltered for 40 to hold the Cubs before Bill Walker came in the eighth. Grimm and Cuyler each drove in two runs for Chicago.
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Detroit and Philadelphia Turned Back in Scrappy Showdown
Detroit and Philadelphia battled in a 6 to 6 tie with heavy offense and miscues. Tavener Hargrave McManus and Gehringer led Detroit with multiple RBIs while Haas, Fox, and Sweeney paced Philadelphia hits. Strong pitching mixed with walks and four double plays, but 16 left on base for Philadelphia and 7 for Detroit defined a tense matchup.
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Hargrave
McManus
Gehringer
Miller
Orwell
Earnshaw
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Cochrane
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Hass
Simmons
Boley
Hauser
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Haas
Home Funs
Billings
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Bush
Butcher
Wildpitch
Sorrell
Hildebrand
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Guthrie
Cleveland Wins and Advances in Race
The Cleveland Indians beat the Boston Red Sox 10 to 8 to move into fourth place in the American League. Bayne, Budlin, Milius and L. Sewell starred for Cleveland while MacFayden, Ruffing and Berry pitched for Boston. Also notes Indian Hill Club golf match advancing to semi finals with four survivors from 160 players.
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Indian Hill Club
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