Leading Pitcher and Hitter Lead County Dairy Club Title Bid
Outstanding pitcher Don Brown and top hitter Ray Poppleton of Warren County Dairy Club headline the first Industrial League post season scrap against Nypean Furniture at Russell Field. Brown has dominated the league this season, while Poppleton hit .624 in the first half with eleven hits in twenty-one at bats. Nypean Furniture counters with Fritz Urbanski or Sammy Mason on the mound, Urbanski favored after a 3-2 win in the last meeting. The game starts at 3:30 P.M. with Umpires Conroy and Mullen.
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Willard Foley
Tribune
Don Brown
Ray Poppleton
Warren County Dairy Club
Nypean Furniture
Russell Field
Nypenn Furniture
Abe Nypenn
Keystone Station
Poppleton
Dairy
Brown
Fritz Urbanski
Sammy Mason
Urbanski
Dairy Strikers
Anthony
Harry Conroy
Lir Mullen
Mullen
Red Sox Top Athletics 3–2 in Ninth Inning Rally
August 31 in Philadelphia Boston Red Sox edged Philadelphia Athletics 3 to 2. Big Ed Morris struck out three in the ninth to seal victory while a pinch hitter doubled in the final frame to drive in two runs for Boston.
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Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Ed Morris
Russell
Red Sox
Boston and Philadelphia tie in 9th inning thriller
In a tense game the Boston and Philadelphia line scores show a 3 to 2 result with late scoring and multiple substitutions. Key players include Rogell Simmons Worx Ruffing and Todt with Regan handling several double plays. Pitching by Earnshaw and Russell yielded 3 earned runs for Boston and 2 for Philadelphia.
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Phila
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Simmons
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Regan
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Geisel
McGowan
Ruth Gets Homer But Yankees Lose
Washington Senator pitcher Sad Sam Jones limited the New York Yankees to seven hits while Waite Hoyt was hammered for eleven as Washington won 3 to 2. Babe Ruth belted his forty seventh home run of the season for the Yankees.
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Sam Jones
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Washington
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Waite Hoyt
Senators
Babe Ruth
National League Baseball Box Score Washington at New York
Washington 7 New York 6 in a rough tilt with Goslin Ruth and Jones driving runs. Bluege and Goslin added key hits while Hoyt and Hei mach walked and surrendered runs as the Cardinals and others faced delays.
Bankers vs Endeavor Old-Timers Saturday Clash
Warren Bankers from the Industrial loop, reinforced by league players, invade Endeavor Saturday afternoon for a feature game against the Endeavor Old-Timers. The event is billed as a highlight of the local sports schedule.
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Warren Bankers
Endeavor
Ruth Tops His 1927 Record With 47th Homer
Babe Ruth today led his 1927 schedule by five games and four home runs. His forty seventh homer came in the seventh inning as the Yankees defeated the Senators, costing Washington a shutout on Home Day.
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Washington Senators
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Senators
Ritticism about early football games and cheerleaders
A satirical sports note mocks ancient football origins with playful, absurd imagery. It claims early games featured cocoanuts as balls and spectators swinging by their toes, with gorillas and baboons in attendance. The piece ends noting a moral victory despite the danger and digestion.
Home Run Club by United Press
Baseball roundup lists top homer hitters in the American League and National League with players from Yankees Athletics Browns Cubs Cardinals Robins Phillies and Braves leading the season’s long balls. Key names include Ruth Gehrig Lazzeri Foxx Hafey Hornby Harper Yeaterday and Freigau among others.
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Foxx
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Wilson
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Bottomley
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Robins
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Phillies
Hafey
Hornby
Braves
Harper
Won Lost Pet New York and Major League Scores
Fragmentary sports score card lists teams and tallies for New York Detroit St Louis Chicago Philadelphia and others. Mentions wins losses and various numeric tallies with matchups Detroit at St Louis Boston at Philadelphia and scattered figures.
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Chicago
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What They Did Yesterday in Baseball News
Rogers Hornsby singled and scored once in three plate appearances. Goose Goslin doubled and drove in a run while scoring once in four at bats. Lou Gehrig singled once. Al Simmons doubled and scored in four at bats. Freddy Lindstrom was idle. Babe Ruth homered and added a single in four at bats, driving in one and scoring once. Jim Bottomley was idle.
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Rogers Hornsby
Goose Goslin
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Freddy Lindstrom
Babe Ruth
Jim Bottomley
Idle
Tigers Top Indians In Early Lead Victory
Detroit Tigers defeated the Cleveland Indians 5 to 3 after taking an early lead. Hochin and Myatt contributed for Detroit, while Sorrell and Hargrave managed Cleveland's runs. The Indians struggled with a 000 021 000 line versus Detroit's 300 001 01x.
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Hargrave
Cleveland
Hochin
Myatt
Sorrell
Industrial League Series Opens at Russell Field Big Weekend Clash
The Industrial league title series opens tomorrow at Russell field between Warren County Dairy and Openn Furniture with a 3 30 p.m. start. Umpires Harry Conroy and Lil Mullen will run the double umpire system and Connie will be umpire in chief. Admission proceeds go to the contending teams. The article also notes football practice starting next Tuesday and a busy day of major league results including Senators over Yankees and Red Sox beating Athletics.
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Russell Field
Warren County Dairy
Openn Furniture
Ute Club
Nypean Furniture
Harry Conroy
Industrial League
Lil Mullen
Connie
Schoo
Leidig
Warren
Youngsville
Braves Rally to Beat Phillies 6 5 in Boston
The Boston Braves erased a four run advantage by the Philadelphia Phillies to win 6 to 5. Freigan homered in the eighth, sparking the rally. Pitching details show Ferguson Benge and Davis on the mound for Boston and Delaney and Taylor for Philadelphia.
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Davis
Delaney
Taylor
Jewell's Homer Wins Clash For Local Bank Nine
Jewel's homer in the seventh powered Warren Bankers to a 7-6 victory over Jamestown Bankers at Allen Park diamond. A large crowd watched the annual tilt as Jamestown staged a late rally and a double play combo of Lee and Swanson highlighted the game. Warren had 13 Jamestown walks and Jewell Carlson led with two base hits and a homer.
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Warren
Lee
Swanson
Ayers
Harrington
Edwill
Smith
Larson
Jewell
Carlson
Bleech
Burns
Garlson
Dick England
Cubs Stay In Second With 2-0 Win Over Reds
Cincinnati August 21 The Chicago Cubs beat the Cincinnati Reds 2 to 0 to hold second place in the National League standings. Hartnett doubled and hit a triple by Beck plus a sacrifice fly by Root for the Cubs while Rixey pitched for Cincinnati.
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Picinich
American team sweeps two ball foursomes in Walker Cup
At Wheaton Illinois on August 31 the American team captained by Bobby Jones won all four two ball foursomes, taking a commanding lead over Britain. Jones and Evans struggled at times but won 5 and 3, Ouimet and Johnston won 4 and 2, Sweetser and Van Elm won 7 and 6, and MacKenzie and Gunn routed Beck and MacCallum 7 and 5, as British reserves were brought in for the singles.
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J. B. Beck
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Martin
Watts Gunn
Phillip Perkins
Chick Evans
C. C. Heblet
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Chick
Evans
Twedell
Jess Sweetser
George van Elm
Local league scores via Tribune advertisement
Minneapolis tied Columbus and various teams posted records as listed in an ad note from the Tribune. Kansas City beat Indianapolis, Milwaukee led 6-5, Louisville 4-4, and St. Paul defeated Toledo 3-2.
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Listed in Jumbled Form
The page presents a dense list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers and partial phrases, including references to dirigibles, ancient names, historical figures, and various wordplay prompts. It ends by noting a solution to yesterday’s puzzle.
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