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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1927

Page

6

Protest over Bankers title game ends in lead team victory

Officials ruled there was insufficient stalling to void the contest and awarded the game to the leading team in the fifth inning. The series will be stretched to five games with two Saturdays and a holiday date at Russellfield and Exposition Park, as crowds look to the City Series. A new umpire, Eddie Masterson, was added for upcoming games.

Ray Lewis Newell Printers del Nelean Warren County Dairy Ed Lowrey Verdler Nipean Furniture Russellfeld Exposition Park Igned Ed Lowrer C. Ray Lewis C. Nelson Russet Field Russell Field Warren Hause Hines Wes Eddie” Masterson

Baseball Umpire Committee Endorses Protest Verdict

Yesterday's Stars reports a unanimous committee verdict approved by Nipaan and Infer... wait. Officials unable to attend meeting. Harold Johnson to be umpire in chief when absent. Masterson to call balls and strikes with Harry Conroy on base. Large crowd attended, meeting held closed. All officials except Lowrey, Ray Lewis, and Del Nelson left to finalize settlement. Twenty five calls queried action taken.

Harold Johnson Masterson Harry Gonroy Sessons Johnson Conroy Lowrey Ray Lewis del Nelson Fsat

Sheffield High gridiron plans for 1927 football season

Sheffield High announces a strong eleven for the 1927 season with experienced players and bright prospects. The schedule opens September 10 against Warren, with open dates and games at Erie Central, Falconer, Kane, Corry, Eldred, Silver Creek, Ridgway, and Youngsville, finishing November 24.

Sheffield High School Orange and Black Warriors Sheffield Warren Elzenhauser Erie Central Shefield Falconer Kane Corry Youngaville Nina Neem

Pitcher for Three Linkers Fans 11 in Five Inning Contest

Lawrence Baker of Elidand, visiting his brother Rex, pitched for the Three Linkers against the Nine Terrors at Russell Field. He held Massa’s team without a hit, fanning 11 in five innings, as the Linkers won 7–0. The game featured Howarth’s fine catching and Baker’s two extra-base hits, with a return game planned for Monday evening.

Lawrence Baker Sevnteen Ye Old Elidand Rex Baker Clarendon Three Linkers Terrors Russell Field Massa Howarth Odd Fellows Steve Massa Kincaid D. Weet Odd Fellons Sacco-Vanzetti Warren W. Hoagvall Lauffenberger H. Johnson F. Hoagvall Kineault Holtz Donze Watts Bakers Lauffeberger Elkland

Baseball box score note shows multiple players with stats

The line lists two base hits for Baker with two stolen bases by S Massa and Sexton and Lauffenberger three, Donze two, H Johnson, three passed balls by Smith and one by Howarth, Sasa hit by pitcher, Baker recorded eleven strikeouts, D West seven, umpire Rex Baker.

Baker S. Massa Sexton Lauffenberger Donze H. Johnson Smith Howarth S. Sasa D. West Rex Baker

Two Team League Standings and Schedule Report

A brief league update shows teams Bananna and Orange Crush near .5 records with mixed wins. The week’s schedule lists Sunday morning games featuring Hanansave and Orange Crush as part of ongoing standings and matchups.

Bananna Orange Crush Hanansave

Dempsey Tunney Rivalry and First Round Knockouts Highlight Slugfest

Urbanski and Bennett named to today's tilt as Dempsey boasts a history of brutal first-round KOs. He lists 32 opponents who fell in the opener, while Tunney's early-round victims include five two-minute names. Dempsey eyes Chicago to begin a new chapter in the title clash.

Dempsey Homer Gibbons Tunney Billy Miske Bill Brennan Carpentier Shelby Luis Firpo Nook Chicago

Odds on Sports Stars and Teams From Henry L Farrell

Five to one Helen Wills to win the women’s national tennis title eight to five Bobby Jones to win the amateur golf championship seven to five Gene Tunney to beat Jack Dempsey three to one United States to retain the International Polo title even money Chicago Cubs to win the National League pennant six to five New York Yankees to win the American League pennant and the World Series. Odds reflect public confidence and recent form as listed by Henry L Farrell.

Henry L. Farrell United Press New York Helen Wills Bobby Jones Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey United States Chicago Cubs New York Yankees Helen Wilts Kathlene McKane Godfrey Molla Mallory Bobones Suuch Tunney Dempsey Polo Association Guest Cowdin Webb Stevenson Tommy Hitchcock Boston Braves

Yesterday and today sports card notes

Yesterday Philadelphia beat Chicago 7 to 6 and Chicago defeated Philadelphia 13 to 1. Pittsburgh played Boston in rain. Today Pittsburgh visits Boston and Chicago travels to Philadelphia while Cincinnati meets Brooklyn.

Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn

American League Rivalries and World Series Odds

Scores show Cleveland 7 Washington 1 and Philadelphia 4 St Louis 3 with New York 1 Detroit 5. Remaining games include Washington at Cleveland and Philadelphia at St Louis. Bookmakers quote Pittsburgh 3 1, St Louis 5 1, New York 5 1, while Yankees lead the league and Detroit looms as the sole threat to their stretch run.

Chicago Pittsburg St. Louis New York O GT Cincinnati Aston Ve AZS Brooklynve Philadelphia Ee Testrrady Cleveland Washington Philadelphia New York Detroit Boston

Tigers' 13 game win streak ends in Yankee victory

Tony Lazzeri hit a bases loaded homer in the ninth as the New York Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers 9 to 5, ending Detroit's 13 game streak. Harry Heilmann led the American League batting race with four safe hits, while the Cubs and Phillies split a doubleheader as Hack Wilson slugged three homers. The Indians beat the Senators 7 to 1, edging Cleveland into a four game win streak, and the Athletics moved to third with a 4 to 3 win over the Browns who saw a six game run end. The White Sox beat the Red Sox 4 to 3 as Boston rallied in the ninth but fell short.

Detroit Tigers Tony Lazzeri New York Yankees Yanks Harry Heilmann Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Phillies Phils Cubs Hack” Wilson Washington Senators Cleveland Indians Indians Philadelphia Athletics St. Louis Browns Browns Chicago White Sox Boston Red Sox Red Sox

International Yesterday's Results Leaderboard Snapshot

Yesterday's scores include Buffalo 18 Baltimore 7 and Syracuse 14 Jersey City 2. Rochester 4 1 Newark 3 0 with matchups Baltimore at Buffalo Reading at Toronto and Jersey City at it.

Buffalo Baltimore Toronto Reading Syracuse Jersey City Rochester Newark

Nypenn Furniture Seeks Repeat Over Bankers in World Series Game

Nypenn Furniture, victorious in the first World Series game, aims for another title win at Russell Field against the Bankers, who beat them 3 to 2 Tuesday. Fritz Urbanski will debut for Bankers alongside Judy Jewell. Nypenn counters with Ray Hennett and Win Anthony. Third game set for Saturday at 3 PM. DeFre es for Bankers and Massa or Erickson for Nypenn.

Nypenn Furniture Ruszell Field Bankers Fritz” Urbanski Warren Ace Judy? Jewell Nypenn Annex Lall Ray Hennett Nypean Bennett Warren Anthony Pat” Reilley Beechnut” Mintzer Neilley Sam” Cosmano Russell Field DeFrees Joey” Massa Erick” Erickson Endeavor Massa Erickson McCullough Expo Park Willis Eby Fritz” Tirbensk

Baseball's Big Five Featured In Latest Lineup

The report highlights Lou Gehrig escaping a slump by doubling twice or thrice, while Babe Ruth went hitless in two, Ty Cobb had one single in four, and Honus Wagner failed to reach in three at bats. The note is part of Tribune advertising copy mixed with sports trivia.

Lou Gehrig Ruth Cobb Speaker Danta

Year Ago in Sports Digest

Don Brown of New Process pitched but tripped Penn Furnace 3–2 last night. Mintzer drove in two runs for Penn Tun in the final frame to beat Geitner. Today New Process faces Bankers on Russell Field at 5 15. Tomorrow State Hospital meets Gowando State Hospital in Gowando NY. Pike Peterson, Warren veteran, who beat Harrisburg Saturday, lost again for Binghampton 6–5. Davin, brother of the Davis who played for the Red Sox here, started the rally That chased Peterson in the fourth.

Don Brown Penn Furnace Penn Mintzer Geitner Nypenn Furniture Bankers Russell Field Davin Daviu Hava Red Sox Binghampton Peterson

Warren Cancels Two Games Over Weekend Series

Series of two games between Warren and Endeavor clubs was called off and instead Bankers and Nypenn will play a championship Industrial league battle over the weekend. Saturday at Russell field three o'clock, Sunday at Exhibition Park three thirty. Umpires Eddie Masterson and Harry Conroy will officiate.

Warren Endeavor Bankers Nypenn Tribune Russell Field Exposition Park Eddie” Masterson Harry Conroy

Davis Fellow Shines In New York Penn Circuit Play

The Davis fellow stars as a strong shortstop in the New York Penns circuit, batting cleanup and boasting power in two baggers. Last week he went five for five with two or three doubles, per Sportife News. At The Tribune meeting last night, many players and fans from Neuell Printers, Bankers, Nypers Furniture, Associated System, Warren County Das and Nypernz were seen, including Umpires Harold Johnson and Harry Conroy and Ed Lowrey. Eric Jaynes, the expert picker, attended and bets on outcomes were discussed amid broad satisfaction with the committee's decision led by Ray Lewn, Del Nelson and Ed Lowrey.

Miller Davis Sportife News the Tribune Riv Lewis Eddie Masterson Bud” Proud Dick” Pearce Neuell Printers Judy” Jewell Howard Potts The Bankers Pat" Reilley Bob” Burns Beechnut” Mintzer Nypers Furniture Jim O’ Daly Associated System del Nelson Lee Brown Warren County Das Harold Johnson Harry Conroy Ed Lowrey Guiffre Nypernz John Rensma Nypers Ray Lewn

Burke Versus Cousens Fight Stuns London Crowd in 1829

On August 25 1829 London fighter James Deaf Burke lost after 1% rounds to Bill Cousens of Liverpool in a three hour ring battle near London. The $1500 side bet drew over 10 000 spectators. Seven years later Burke returned to invade heavyweights and claim a British title after Jem Ward declined further challenges.

Burke Cousens Doc Reid James London Bill Cousens Liverpool England Jem Ward

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