Trade of Hornsby Shocks Baseball World
The New York Giants and the Boston Braves announced a surprising deal sending Rogers Hornsby to Boston for Francis Hogan and Jimmy Welch. Giants officials cited club interest, while Hornsby and manager McGraw expressed uncertainty about the reason. The move reshapes the keystone combination, with Hogan praised as a top catcher and McGraw eyeing replacements. Warren High and Gil City prep girls teams also feature in local action with Kane game impact.
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Frank Getty
United Press
New York
Janu
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Hogers Hornsby
Giants
Boston
Francis Hogan
Jimmy Welch
Hts Foundation
Hornsby
McGraw Lenge Ie
Hogan
Hogans
Welches
Rogers Hornsby
McGraw
Charley Stoneham
Turige Emil Fuchs
Edward Farrell
Braves
St. Louis
Roger
Toy Jouton
Andy Cohen
Texas
Polo Grounds
Warren High Girls
Gil City
Titusaville Ladies
Kinzua Maidens Lose Court Tilt In Season Opener
Sugar Grove High edged Kinzua 10 to 7 in the girls league opener. Cies guard Ing and Richardson led Sugar Grove’s defense while Luesantine scored seven from the free throw line. Kimzua did not hit a field goal, scoring only from fouls.
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Sugar Grove Highlastics
Kiniua
Miid
Cies
Sugar Grove
B. Richardon
Tirtors
Feld
Luesantine
Shirity Po
Champ Bowler Jimmy Smith to Perform at Arcade Alleys
Jimmy Smith world champion bowler is to appear in Ax ion matches at Arcade Alleys early February. Thad F Lawson owner announced Smith has signed to perform here before February 15th if arrangements can be made. Possible opponents include Paddy Jackson and Jond Mel Johnson from local circuits with others chosen from a contest.
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Jimmy” Smith
Thad F. Lawson
Lawson
Smith
Paddy Jackson
Tribune Justrial
Jond Mel Johnson
Elk Loop
American Bowling Congress
Elk Alleys
Endeavor Downs Oilers 75 to 22 on Community House Court
In a decisive basketball win, Endeavor led 25 16 at halftime and pulled away in the second half for a 75 22 victory over Oil City Railroaders. Gorman scored 29 with 11 field goals and 7 free throws. Dunlap of Oil City left with a fractured ankle. Moran led Oil City with 10 points. Henderson and Shaw contributed for Oilers. Also, Johnny Hawkes from Tono Washington outpointed Billy Townsend of Vancouver B. C. over six rounds in Seattle.
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Endeavor
Oil City Railroaders
Gorman
Fuelihart
Tate
Dunlap
Oil City
Coutman
Moran
Henderson
Oilers
Shaw
Fuellhart
Bemus
C . Rudolph
Hillard
Aostensee
Masterson
J Coutman
Danhes
Reardon
Fox
Oi City ' A
Frewsburg Defeats Local Bowlers In Team Match
Frewsburg Independents topped Warren Arcade in Frewsburg last night, 2608 to 2477. Frewsburg won all three games. Jaynes and Connelly won the two man event over Peterson and Wiltsie 1123 to 1011 with high series by Connelly and Jaynes in the 400s and 500s.
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Frewsburg
Cop Laurels
Warren Arcade
Frewsburgalleys
Farren
Ever
Jaynes
Connelly
Peterson
Wiltsie
Youngstown
Foogie
Lo Gale
Frewsborg
World renowned bowler Jimmy Smith to appear in Warren
Jimmy Smith the famous bowler, booked to appear in Warren at the Arcade Alleys in the early part of next month. He is the only roller to twice cap the all events at American Bowling Congress tournaments.
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Jimmy”? Smith
Warren
American Bowling Congress
Local sports and boxing results across several towns
A jumble of boxing and local sports notes lists high totals and singles for multiple stores and players, with Wednesday to Friday matchups among Struthers Wells Baird Tires Phenix Furniture and others. Roy Potter beat Whitie Mether in a ten round decision in West Palm Beach. Joe Anderson beat Georgie Dixon in Portland in ten. Don Long and Mickey Cohen drew in Denver.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Roy Potter
Jacksonville
Fila
Whitie Mether
Chicago
le Ae
Portland
Obe
Joe Anderson
Covington
Georgie Dixon
Wilburine Entry Shows Steady Bowling Improvement
Wilburine Oil entry in the Triboyne Industrial bowling league at Arcade alleys posted steady improvement last night. It won one of three games, with two other games not as strong as the lead.
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Wilburine Oil
Triboyne Industrial
Booby Roll- Industrial Abbott Wilburine Oil Scores
Wilburine Oil led with 731 in the first, 745 in the second, and a final tally of 2427 total pinfall. The Post Office team performed best, reaching 712 in the third game, with Uncle Sam's men surpassing eight hundred in both the first and second games.
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Post Office
Uncle Sam
Wilburiie
Willard Smith
Ar’ Fischer
Wilburine Qilers
Hardee
Don” Hogan
Wilburine
Abbott
Radspinner
Fischer G. Bean
Sahikelson
D. Hogan
Smith
Ido
Oss
H. Shields
E. Shields
Inter-City Track Honors List Names
Honor roll shows W. Smith of the Post Office at 204 points, Wiltsie from Prewsburg at 206, E. Jaynes of Warren at 213, and Connelly of Warren at 223.
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W. Smith
Wiltsie
Prewsburg
E. Jaynes
Warren
Connelly
Four Way Knot Possible In Scholastic Loop
In the Scholastic League Central stands undefeated at 2.12 with Warren and Erie East rivals. Erie Academy loses to Erie East 36 34 in OT, leaving Central Red and Black as the only unbeaten. A four way tie could occur if Warren beats Central this Friday and East rallies late to force a thriller.
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Central
Warren
Erie Academy
Erie East
East
Lions
Academy
Larding
Cutri
Trostmiller
Fast Forward
Mattison
Crack Fuard
Fu Leingang
Trostmilter
Daley
Emling
Meyers
Arrowsmith
Komora
In Wells
T Harding
Brown
Temple
Stonebrook
Ous
Mumford
jPrt
Joe Hart
Warren Reserves routed Thirds 79 to 29 in afternoon game
In a lopsided afternoon match the Warren Reserves crushed the Thirds 79 29. Cubby Cuthberson led with 31 points as Warren dominated the opening and retaining periods.
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Ree Ago IX Sports
Warren
Cubby” Cuthberson
Standings and high scores from YMCA sports meet
YMCA ball tournament leads list Wickstrom Ayers atop in games won with 8 1 and 5 4 records. Team captains Krantz and Snelding drive top points across junior and intermediate classes with high scorers named including Sontag, Graham, Morelli, Kline, Berry, and Dietsch.
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Imen
Wickstrom
Ayers
Wickstrom-Ayers
Pressell-Keller
McEvoy-Berger
Sires-Reese
Russell-Gay
Alfred Krantz
Loraine Klinesiiver
Henry Schindler
Jack Beck- Hey
Leslie Larson
Billy Iseman
Chas DeForest
Byron Berry
Donald Samuelson
Thomas Dietsch
Joseph Graham
Elmer Felder
Orsell Moran
Charles, Caldwell
Clifford Bollinger
Dick Field
Ray Caldwell
Donald Byers
Robert Backstrom
Harry Schmidt
Franklin Lucie
Robert Gogswell
Robert Trushel
Wills Clark
Russell Foreman
John Driscoll
Thomas Wright
Charles Johnson
John Larson
Warren Tankers Upset Soldiers In Industrial Hoops Battle
Warren Tankers edge undefeated Company I 35 to 20 in a key industrial basketball clash. Led by Rydholm and Mullen, Tankers built a 23 to 9 lead, with Scalise and Mathis contributing as Warren halted Leo Gleese’s scoring threat for Soldiers.
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Warren
Company I
Penn Furnace
Penna Railroad
Rydholm
Mullen
Scalise
Ankers
Gardner
Sugar Grove Quints Defeat Lottsville 56 24 In Court War
Sugar Grove Indies formed on the Lottsville court and cruised to a 56 to 24 victory. Sugar Grove held control from the start as Frank starred at center, contributing on offense and defense in a dominant performance.
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Norbeck
LL. Johnson
C. Johnson
Lotteville
Sugar Grove
Scott
Aary Frank
Howard
Abbott
Samuelson
Nobbs
Lottsville
Ge L. Johnson
Ae J. Johnson
Vette Helter
E Dillerbeck
Brazelle
Sugar Grove Indies
Lottsville Court
Lottsvilles I. C. C. F
Frank
Hodges Clothes Clinch Easy City League Victory
Hodges Clothes Outfit routed Finley Cleaners 47 to 18 on the YMCA floor in a City Basketball league clash. Hodges led from the start as Bob Offerle and Har Lord combined for 25 points, while Finley’s Terry topped the losers with a lone second quarter basket. Referee Hutchings.
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Finley Cleaners
Hodges
The
Merchants
Finley’s
Cleaners
Hodges Clothes
Bob” Offerle
Yanners
Finley
Terry
Har” Lord
Offerle
Lord
Ty Senger
Waid
Lagerblad
Wiley Moore Tops 1927 AL Pitching in Standout Year
Yankee reliever Wiley Moore led the American League with the best earned run average at 2.28 over 213 innings in 1927, despite 1 7 loss record for a 7 31 mark. Waite Hoyt finished second with a 2.64 ERA and 22 7 record, while Ted Lyons and Urban Shocker tied for third at 2.84.
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Wiley Moore
Yankee
Bert Vt. Denby
United Press
Chicago
Yankees
Moore
Waite Hoyt
Hoyt
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Urban Shocker
Lyons
al Thomas
Shocker
Thomas
Vanden
Cavin Cohn Redes
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Warren Trisand
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Trnsby
Kinzua
Sugargrove Lasssies
Jimmy’ Smith
Famous Roller
Jacks
Seattle
Washn
Johnny Hawkes
Tono
Wash
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
B. C
White
Hite
Wiltsie Eens
Koepp
McManus
Arren Jaynes
Tje Sax
Rapp
United Refinery
J. Bloomquist
Nypemn Furniture
Warren Tribune
Strashers- Wells
Nypenn Furniture
House of Falkman
National Forge
Struthers-Wells
Horton
H. Byers
Baird Tires
Ben Taylor
Seznson Brothers
Johnson Brothe
Wood Florists
Johnson Brothers
Hoamnall Hardware
Metzger-Wright
Berry- McCoy
Pickett ‘Hardware
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Heelas
Phenix Furniture
Newell Printers
St. Joe Cadets
Peana Railroad
Warren Tank
Penna Furnace
Denver
Colo
Don Long
Colorado Springs
Mickey Cohen
Streal
Smith-Horton
House of Folkman
Nypean Furniture
Wilborine Oil
Ara
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Milenius Clothes
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Johnson
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McCodseedd
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Pickett Hardware
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National Potee
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Garfield Johns
Thunderbolt
Pittsburgh
Smoky City
Erie
East Seabt
Warren High
Erie Central
Hart
Seifert
Grace M. E
Herb” Murphy
Comets
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Tribune
Girette
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MacDonald
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Mathis
Loop
Conroy
Harry Conroy
Penn
Pennsylvania Railroaders
Jimmy” Thomas
Toy
Lindgreen
Caldwell
Owes Walters
Burrows
Geaty
Putnam
Sugar Grove Quint
Clothiers
Lord & Offerle Star
Los Angeles
Sammy Baker
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Grisha
Earl Whitehill
Detroit
Braxton
Washington
Howard Ehmke
Philadelphia
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Cleveland
Lisenbee
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