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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1928

Page

7

East Side Fruit Springs Shock Tribune League To Clinch Half Title

East Side Fruit Springs shocks State Hospital to clinch the Tribune Industrial Baseball league half title as Pike Peterson earns his second win. Ny Penn Furniture and East Side Fruit battle back from an early deficit with timely hitting and steady defense. State Hospital drops to third as the Bananas rally for a 7-5 victory in five innings.

Topple State Hospital Nypenn Furniture Tribune Industrial Baseball League Nypenn Fourniture Warren County Dairy State Bankers Pike Peterson State Hospital Peterson Wiltsie Weidert East Innal Bennett Daly Eby Ward Steve Maesa Rght Field Joey Brindis Tesni East Side Tuns Mmusante Pet- Sreen D. Mason Wiltaie Balla East Side Fruit Willeie Wiiltaie Nea Myron Jewell Claude

Lott and Hennessey to Meet French Pair in Semis

George Lott Jr of Chicago and John Hennessey of Indianapolis, top seeds for the American team, advance to the national doubles championship semifinals at Longwood. They face Henri Cochet and Jacques Brugnon, seeded No. 1 among foreigners, after a grueling win over Harry Hopman and Jack Crawford.

Chestnut Hill Mass U.P George Lott, Jr Chicago John Hennessey Indianapolis Henri Cochet Jacques Brugnon Longwood Cricket Club Wi Mer Allison Fort Worth Tex John van Ryn Orange N. J Paul Hawkes Gerald L. Patterson Let Hennessey Harry Hopman Jack Crawford Australia Wilmer Allison R. O. Cummings E. J. Moon

Athletics Close Gap on Yankees with Win Streak

The Philadelphia Athletics won their fourth straight game by beating the Chicago White Sox and moved within 2 1/2 games of the idle New York Yankees. The New York Giants fell to third after three straight losses to the Boston Braves, while the St Louis Cardinals led the National League by 5 4/5 games over the Chicago Cubs.

New York U.P Philadelphia Athletics New York Yankees Chicago White Sox Athletics Yankees New York Giants Boston Braves St. Lois Cardinals Chicago Cubs

Sanctioned Auto Races Friday at Titusville Track

A number of outstanding pilots including Roy Johnson of Scranton Pa will take part in Friday’s sanctioned automobile races at Titusville as part of the Queen City fair. Johnson added a track record last Saturday at Norwich N Y and Jack Reynolds of Buffalo Debent Dusenberg Special will also compete.

Roy Johnson Scranton Titusville Queen City Johnson Isurels Norwich N. Y Jack Reynolds Buffalo

Baseball Scoring Slumps and Small Highlights From Yesterday

Yesterday's box shows Rogers Hornsby and P. Waner with limited hits in three and two at bats respectively while Freddy Lindstrom homered and singled in four at bats. Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth were idle, Al Simmons went 0 for 3, and Jim Bottomley saw no action.

Goose Goelin Rogers Horneby P. Waner Lou Gehrig al Simmons Freddy Lindstrom Rabe Ruth Jim Bottomley

Home Run Club Names and Team Mentions

A fragmented list of players and teams including Roth and Gehrig of the Yankees, Simmons and Hauser of the Athletics, Foxx and Lazzeri with the Yankees, Goslin with the Senators, Wilson and Hafey with the Cardinals, Hornsby with the Braves and Harper with the Cardinals, among others. The text appears as a terse record of homerun club associations across multiple franchises.

Yost Returns to Coach Michigan for Fall Season

The University of Michigan announces Fielding H. Yost will resume coaching the Wolverines after a year as athletics director. Elton Wieman led last season, but Yost, famed for long, successful runs, is expected to rebuild a strong team from limited returning stars and raw material.

University of Michigan Fielding H. Yost Wolverine Yost Fost Wie- Man West Virginia Lafayette Pennsylvania Ohio Wesleyan Nebraska Michigan

Walker Cup Play Opens Near Illinois Town

The Walker Cup begins today near the Illinois town famed for Red Grange as eight American amateurs face eight British Simon-Pure players in 36-hole two-ball foursomes. The Americans, six-time champions, were favored to win. early matchups include Perkins and Tweddell for Britain versus Sweetser and Von Elm for America, with Jones and Evans on the second American team against Hazlet and Hope.

Chicago Golf Club Wheaton U. P Ilinois Red Grange Great Britain T. Phillip Perkins Dr. Tweddell Jess Sweetser George Vo ¥N Bobby Jones Chick Evans Major C. ©. Hazlet W. L Hope Francis Quinnet Jimmy Johnston Tony Torrance Eustace Storey Watts Gunn Orland MacKenzie America John Beck A. R. McCallum

Cantwell Tops Former Teammates In Braves Win

New York Aug 30 Ben Cantwell, a former Giant, held the New York club to sight hits as the Boston Braves defeated the McGrawmen 8 to 3. Boston racked up 13 hits off Aldridge Fitzsimmons and Faulkner. Cantwell and Spohrer led the Braves in a steady offensive showing.

New York Ben Cantwell Giant Boston Braves McGrawmen Braves Aldridge Fitzsimmons Faulkner Boston Cantwell Spohrer Fussimmons Scott Hoon

Professional race discussed by Ray

Jose Ray who finished fifth in the Olympic marathon conferred with Madison Square Garden officials regarding a professional marathon race. He said he would seek a coaching assignment after arriving from Amsterdam and announcing he would turn professional. Efforts are underway to bring El Onafi the Arab who won the Olympic marathon to the United States.

New York U.P Jose Ray Madison Square Garden United States Amsterdam Ray el Onafi

Relief Hurling Of Ed Rommell Features Clash

Philadelphia pitcher Ed Rommell held the White Sox hitless for five innings after relieving Rube Walberg as the Athletics beat Chicago 6 to 2 for their fourth straight win. Haas and Boley drove in four runs. Hannefield homered.

Philadelphia Ed Rommell Chicago White Sox Rube Walberg Athletics Chicago Male Haas Joe Boley Hannefield Mostl Boley Haas Foxx Hauser Hunnefield Redfern Shires Lyons Walberg Rommell Miller Lyon Barry Dineen Nallin

Phillies Blanks Pirates 4-0 to Drop Pirates to Fifth

Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 0 in a game cut short at seven innings to allow Philadelphia players to catch a train. Claude Willoughby held Pittsburgh to five hits as Brame Grimes and Hargreaves contributed for the Phillies.

Pittsburgh Philadelphia Phillies Pittsburgh Pirates Claude Willoughby Phiadelphia Philadelphia Willoughby Avis Brame Grimes Hargreaves

National League Results and Schedule Update

Yesterday results show Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 0 and Boston beat New York 8 to 3. St Louis versus Chicago postponed. Today features St Louis at Pittsburgh and Chicago at Cincinnati with Philadelphia at Boston. Tomorrow includes St Louis at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at New York.

Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston New York St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn ABA Boston Hines

Baseball scores and future matchups across the American League

MLB results show Cleveland 9 Detroit 5 and Philadelphia 6 Chicago 2 while St. Louis 4 Boston 3. Upcoming games include Cleveland at Detroit and Boston at Philadelphia with New York at Washington and Detroit at St. Louis on the schedule.

Cleveland Detroit Boston Philadelphia New York Washington Lemone Ac St. Louis Chicago

International League standings and games summary

Toronto defeated Reading but forfeited to Buffalo 9-0. Baltimore edged Buffalo 2-4 and Buffalo won 9-5. First Rochester lost to Newark 8-9 while Montreal beat Jersey City 4-3.

Toronto Reading Baltimore Buffalo Rochester Newark Montreal Jersey City

Browns Win Fourth From Boston Red Sox

The St. Louis Browns edged the Boston Red Sox 4 to 3 for their fourth straight win. Regan’s double play in the ninth preserved the lead as Stewart Blaehelder and Manion pitched for St. Louis while Morris Simmons and Heving worked for Boston.

Boston Regan St. Louis Browns Boston Red Sox Browns St. Louis Stewart Blaehelder Manion Morris Simmons Heving

Sched uled weekend games to crown Tribune Industrial League champion

The 1928 Tribune Industrial League post season series features Warren County Dairy and Nypenn Furniture in a best three of five clash at Russell field starting 3:30. The two clubs, meeting after State Hospital’s defeat, will play on weekend dates with no game on Friday. Prize includes the Tribune Loving Cup and a split gate, 60 to 40, plus ownership of the cup if Nypenn wins three flags. past meetings show tight battles and strong crowds are expected.

Tribune Industrial L Mgue Russell Field Warren County Dairy Nypenn Furniture State Hospital Gepday Fair Grounds Nypenn Don Brown Fletcher Fitzpatrick Claude Fiero Paul Hamm Eddie Genberg Ray Poppleton Eddie Hamm George Giegerich Ralph Brown Leon Brown Larry Mann Norman Bonnell Delmore Nelson Foster Maize John Hamm Nypean Fritz Urbanski Sammy Mason Ray Nelson Joe Massa Win Anthony Erickson Aaron Cosmane Mintzer Haggstrom Brogan Burns Stuart Newell Printers Nypean Furniture Bankers

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