Art Johnson Day Aimed for Warren Tribunes Season
Willard Foley notes Art Johnson, a local pitcher with the New York Giants, has a strong chance to succeed with the National League. The Warren Tribune plans an Art Johnson Day when the Giants visit Pittsburgh to face the pennant winners this season, as basketball and bowling seasons continue.
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Ware Tribune
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Willard Foley
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Brave
Giants Schedule Three Visits Of Bucs In 1928
New York Giants will make three trips to Pittsburgh for the 1928 season per the National League schedule. The opener is a May four-game set starting May 12, with July dates 5, 6, 7 and 9, and August 23, 23, and 25. Johnson Day may be observed if Warren Johnson remains active, with a large Giants contingent expected to attend Forbes Field to honor Joe Harris and Ken Hill.
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Joe” Harris
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Ken Hill
Forbes Field
Inger Oilmen Edge Tidioute 40 38 Inther details scarce
Winger Olsidle and Healy led the attack for Inger Oilmen as they defeated Tidioute 40 to 38 on the Tidioute floor. Al Wolfe and Healy scored 17 and 11 points respectively for the winners while Schall and Fuell starred for the losers. Referee King officiated as Warren fans propose an all star lineup.
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Healy
Wren
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Fuell
Mer
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Aly
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King
Warren Basketball
Iowa
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Har Lord
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Ed Finley
Wives Clothes
Whue
Finley
Finley Cleaners
Local sports glimpses mix in Warren Tribune feature
Willard L. Foley notes Erie bowling team likely to appear in Warren before season end. Randall may compete in British Open golf, Hodges challenges for city league title, Pirates lineup preview, bowling schedule cards to be issued, Warren High faces five remaining road games, Hornsby-Lindstrom debate, county baseball league planned with cup prize, Brindis boxing debut planned, Tribune Steamrollers seek matches with Jamestown Post, and upcoming bout against Ridgway Record on Arcade Alleys.
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Hill-Millers
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Warren
Robert Randall
Corry
Randall
Spring Valley Country Club
Elyria
Ohio
Larry Nabholtz
Nabholtz
England
County High
Warren Tribune
Tribune Steamrollers
Jamestown Morning Post
Art Johnson Glad Giants Move to Atlanta for Training
Art Johnson, Warren's entry in the majors, welcomes the New York Giants' move from Hot Springs Arizona to Atlanta Georgia to finish spring training for 1928. He notes a preference for flat country and reflects on recent early-season performances including a home run and several catches.
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Atlanta
Art Johnson
Warren
New York Giants
Hot Springs
Arizona
Georgia
Managers Elected at Warren High Athletic Meeting
At the Warren High School Athletic Association meeting held Tuesday at the high building, Jump Lytle Glen and Norman Hedlund were honored. Lytle named baseball manager, Mickleson track manager, Hedlund elected secretary succeeding Ehryn Hildum who recently moved to Florida.
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Home Run Feats Highlight Two Water Teams Scrimmage
In Wednesday's Times reference to Art and Mel Ott, the piece notes Ottie's remark about leg length. It details Art's home run on Tuesday and a six inning practice game, the opening of the season, reported in New York papers. Johnson led a "Cold Waters" battery squad against the rival "Hot Waters" unit.
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Makig
New York Mirror
Art Johnson
Jess Barnes
California
The
Herald Tribune
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Ottie
Melvin Ott
New York
Two Loop Games Played Tuesday At State Armory
Joe Cadets and Company I Industrial league clubs won Joop contests Tuesday night. The Tush beat Penn Furnace 45 to 30 while Soldier laddies defeated Phenix Furniture 27 to 20. A fairly good crowd was on hand for the double header.
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Mahaffey
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Pereereeesaeeye
Olson
Peterson
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Reilly
G Swanson
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Phoenix
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Arizona
Ridgway Bowler First To Record Perfect Game
Lloyd Byerly of Ridgway became the first to bowl a perfect game at Luty's Recreation alleys during a Ridgway league match. He averages 190 and recently shot a 296, earning a $100 award offered by Charley Luty, owner of the lanes. Byerly is also known in Warren.
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Fight results from United Press boxing cards
In Los Angeles Dominick Angelo of Philadelphia scored a technical knockout over Eddie Gill of Los Angeles. Tony Assencio the Spanish featherweight knocked out Herbert Turchi of Los Angeles in the second. In St Louis Chuck Wiggins defeated Yale Okim of New York on points in a light heavyweight bout. Jimmy Mahoney of St Louis knocked out Frankie Monahan of Butte in three. In Houston Dick Kerr, former Chicago White Sox pitcher, to manage the Gulf Fan of the Southern Coast league semi pro circuit.
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Frankie Monahan
Butte
Mont
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Tex
Dick Kerr
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Gulf Fan
First Half Records 7 High single high totals
Week's schedule and high scores from local bowling league events show F Rapp and J Bloomauist leading singles and Struthers Wells topping team totals. Upcoming matches include United Refinery Warren Tribune National Forge Smith Horton Hoaggall Hardware Milenius Baird Tires and Bankers vs Heelas Flowers.
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J. Bloomauist
Nypean Furniture
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P. H. Hyman
Newell Printers
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Smith-Horton
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Hoaggall Hardware
Milenius
Baird Tires
Benny
Hodges
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Heelas
Weidert’s Record Night Helps Smith Hortons Beat Struthers Wells
Leo Weidert of Smith Hort on exploded with a 221 203 222 646 series the highest mark in the Warren league this season. His scoring pace led Smith Horton to a 3 point win over Struthers Wells champions of the first half as Struthers Wells managed only 846 to Smith Horton's 830. Three other players hit 200s in the Industrial West meet backing a strong Smith Horton performance.
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Leo Weidert
Smith-Horton
Struthers-Wells
Weidert
Smith- Horton
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Struthers
Paul Yagge
Red’ Stancliffe
Johnny Castagnino
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Yagge
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Castagnino
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