Homestead Grays rout Spiders in weekend doubleheader
Homestead Grays, the colored champions, defeated the Jamestown Spiders 13 to 2 at Celoron on Saturday and 11 to 2 at Russell Field on Sunday. Beckwith belted a grand homer and led a dozen Grays hits as Dihigo pitched for the Spiders, while Streeter won on Saturday and Erickson on Sunday.
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Kane Team Falls to Ludlow Indies at Wildcat Park
The Kane club opened with four straight outs Sunday afternoon and lost to the Ludlow Tanners. Ja 2 Johnson pitched for Ludlow, scattering six Kane hits as Ludlow collected eight safeties. L Fortney hit a bases loaded triple in the third, with Ludlow pulling away in the fourth and adding runs in the seventh and eighth.
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Bucs Streak Broken by Reds in Cincinnati Tilt
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 3 in Cincinnati. Horace Ford turned 13 chances at shortstop. Brame and Hargreaves pitched for Cincinnati with Lucas and Picinich on the Pirates. The win marks Reds’ 159th win this season.
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Robins Beat Giants On Del Bissonette Home Run
Del Bissonette, Brooklyn first baseman, hit his 20th homer in the 10th inning to lift the Robins to a 4 to 3 victory over the New York Giants. Carl Hubbell allowed seven Robins hits but faltered in the late innings. Brooklyn drews 4 3, New York 3 12 7.
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Sunday Baseball Umpire Henry Shugart Tells of Erie Game
Henry Shugart formerly of Warren and now living in Erie served as base umpire in a Sunday game between Bob Burns' team and the Eric Polish Falcons. Siefert behind the plate missed a call on Caboday's fair ball. Warren players blamed sun glare for fielding errors. Peggy, Erie Polist Falcon catcher, was outstanding with two doubles in three at bats.
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Arcade Bowling Alleys Set to Open September 15
The Arcade Bowling alleys in the Conservatory building will open for the 1928 29 season on September 15. Manager Thad F Lawson said the lanes will be resurfaced by experts from Brunswick Balke, arriving within a week. Lawson announced a new baby daughter born at midnight in McKeesport hospital.
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Charley Grimm Powers Cubs Rally To Win Over Braves
Charley Grimm delivered a double and a single driving in three runs as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Boston Braves 6 to 3. The victory marked Cubs fifth in a row and narrowed the gap to the leading Giants. Greenfield and Taylor, Carlson and Harinett were the battery for Boston and Chicago respectively.
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Baseball Notation From Yesterday Mixed Lineup Snippets
Yesterday’s box snapshot shows Paul Waner 368 singles in four at bats against Red Lucas with one hit. Freddy Lindstrom 355 tripled once in five at bats against Jesse Petty. Frankie Frisch 312 singled once in four trips against the Phillies. Harry Hoerner 219 Babe Roth Lon Gehrig 369 noted in scattered fragments.
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Jesa Petty
Frankie Frisch
Phillies
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Babe Roth
Lon Gehrig
Bayens Reed
Simmons
Rogers Horna
Grid Lettermen to Report Wednesday for Leidig
Warren High School football lettermen are ordered to report to Head Coach Leidig Wednesday evening at 7:30 in the High School building to discuss plans for the 1928 season. Six monogram men will form the foundation including two-time captain Ange Bev erino and players Bob Schindler Patchen Mowbray Mack and McCormack. Shoes may be picked up Saturday morning from 11 to 12 at the High building. equipment distribution follows the Wednesday session for letter-men only.
Old Timers Lose to Markets in Sunday Contest
Pirillo's Market defeated Mangini's Old Timers 3 to 2 on the West End field. The winning run came in the seventh inning as Turk Scalise doubled for the Markets. Fritz Urbanski started for the Old Timers and Har Lord for the Markets, with six total errors and uneven run support.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Saturday and Sunday
American League results show Detroit routed New York 9 to 0 while Chicago beat Philadelphia 9 to 4. Boston defeated St Louis 7-4 and Cleveland won 10-3 as Washington earned a 9-4 win. Washington 5 Cleveland 1 yesterday and New York played Detroit to rain delays. Today St Louis visits Boston Chicago goes to Philadelphia Detroit to New York Cleveland at Washington old timers game noted.
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Baseball scores and upcoming schedule in National League
Chicago defeated Boston 7 to 3 while Pittsburgh beat New York 7 to 1 and Brooklyn lost 3 to 4. Cincinnati was blanked 0 to 3, St. Louis lost 2 to 1, and Philadelphia edged 10 in Cincinnati 4 to 3. Tomorrow Philadelphia visits Pittsburgh and Boston travels to New York.
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American Association Standings Snapshot
Kansas City leads with 7 wins and 5 losses as Lewisville sits at 3-3. Toledo improves to 5-3 while Minneapolis remains 3-3. Milwaukee slides to 3-7 and Indianapolis to 1-9. St Paul is 6-7 and Columbus at 2-3.
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Sports Scores From Sunday and Earlier Games
Rochester defeated Baltimore 5 to 4 while Reading beat Montreal 8 to 5 and Buffalo beat Jersey City 4 to 3. Other games were rained out. Sunday results include Buffalo 4 Jersey City 2 Toronto 5 Newark 0 Montreal 0 Reading 3 Rochester 4 Baltimore 2.
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Cardinals Triumph Over Phillies To Extend NL Lead
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 1 in St. Louis on August 27, widening their margin over the New York Giants in the National League to 3 1/2 games. Wee Willie Sherdel yielded eight hits.
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Polish Falcons Rally to Beat locals 5 1 on Erie field
Otsie Stoll shined for the Polish Falcons hurling a tight game amid a four run sixth inning rally. Erie’s Stoll allowed two hits as Andrews and Gromacki drove in runs while Warren’s Verne Group pitched well but faltered in the sixth with four hits, two errors and a walk leading to the Falcons’ 5 1 victory at Railroad Field Erie.
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State Hospital Meets Nypenn 9 in Feature Game
Industrial league clash sets State Hospital against Nypenn Furniture on Russell field Tuesday evening. A win for the Woodworkers would earn second half honors and a playoff with Warren County Dairy, first half champions. McCullough backs Hospital with Wiltsie or Weidert as starters.
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Senators Leap To Fourth Place In AL Beat Indians
Washington pitcher Garland Braxton led the Senators from sixth to fourth in a 5 to 1 victory over the Cleveland Indians. Braxton allowed five hits as Cleveland was held scoreless until late. Milius Bayne Underhill and L Sewell joined Braxton and Ruel in the scoring effort.
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