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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1928

Page

7

Red and Green Set for Weekend High School Basketball

Behind closed doors the Jamestown H. S. squad trains for Silver Creek tonight and Warren Saturday. Jamestown tops Lake Shore league, has four wins in five starts, beat Dunkirk and Fredonia, and faces a cautious Silver Creek. Warren's team shows strength, rode a 23 to 20 win over Titusville, while Jamestown reserves meet Warren juniors in the preliminary.

Silver Creek Warren Jamestown Dunkirk Fredonia Lafayette Titusville Blue and White James

Bench managers regain spotlight in major leagues

The piece notes a shift toward Bench managers returning to regular duty and names Bucky Harris as a leading example. It recalls 1926 when several managers, including Tris Speaker Ty Cobb Eddie Collins George Sisler Rogers Hornsby and Dave Bancroft, held daily on-field duties. Harris led Washington to Pennants in 1924 and 1925 but fell to third in 1927.

Ray Schalk Roger Tris Speaker Cleveland Indians Ty Cobb Detroit Tigers Bucky Harris Washington Senators Eddie Collins Chicago White Sox George Sisler St. Louis Browns Rogers Hornsby St. Louis Cardinals Dave Bancroft Boston Braves Harris Senators Washington

Noted European on American business and sports quirks

A playful string of observations notes Americans betting on horse racing, Olympic travel limits for wives, hockey teams seeking Olympic status, rolling pins, radio broadcasting as cure, and geopolitical quips about Nicaragua and Mussolini, all in a satirical newspaper voice.

America

Church Loop Three Week Schedule and Captains Named

The Internchurch basketball league announces a three week schedule and team captains. Games start January 29 with Presbyterian at Grace, Lutherans versus First M. E. at First M. E., Episcopalians at Baptist. Captains include Grace seniors Harold Pater sen and juniors Rexford Bloomgren.

Internchurch Basketball League Fr. Herrick Presbyterian Va Grace First M. E Baptist Baptist Church Presbyterian Pirot M. E Grace M. E Harold Patersen Rexford Bloomgren Verna Thompson Gladys Hoegatedt Richard Dentler William Tingwall Eleanor Jacquins Catherine Reed Presbyterians Wil

White Sox Seeks Shortstop as Redfern Arrives in 1920s Talk

Tf reports from Chicago note Chalmer Cisseil challenging for the shortstop job after the White Sox acquired Redfern, a promising young infielder, who may shift to second. If Redfern fails to sprint, Hunnefield could reclaim the post.remanent discussion covers Peckinpaugh, Rickey, Hornsby and O’Farrell era context, with Breadon as manager and team prospects for the season.

Chicago Chalmer Cisseil White Sox Redfern Dixie Nashville Ft. Worth Bill Hunnefield Desire Hume Bill Detroit Tigers

Local School Athletics Roster Snapshot

The list shows participants across Episcopal and Lutheran schools with senior and junior boys and girls. Notable names include Liam Anderson Robert Crossett Guenevere Knepp Lucy Donaldson Gene Kelly Sid Kelley Carl Peters Howard Ryberg Martha Nelson Mu riel Keller Paul Me Merle Kinkead and Alice Muthert.

Liam Anderson Robert Crossett Guenevere Knepp Lucy Donaldson Episcopal Gene Kelly Sid Kelley Lutheran Carl Peters Howard Ryberg Martha Nelson Muriel Keller Paul Me Merle Kinkead Alice Muthert

Pottsville man shoots waitress then kills self after chase

Harry Epting, 24, shot hotel waitress Edna Metz, 24, wounding her with five bullets near her home in Pottsville. Cornered by police in Reading Railroad yards, he died by his own hand after claiming jealousy drove the attack as Metz’s rejection was cited. The victim's injuries were serious but not fatal, doctors said.

Pottsville Harry Epting Edna Metz Reading

Lindbergh Lands in Cartagena to Crowd Welcome Conquest

Charles A. Lindbergh landed at Boca Grande field Cartagena amid a enormous crowd applauding the New York to Paris aviator. He circled the field before landing safely after several passes. He was greeted by cheers and then taken into town where citizens shouted hurrahs. A banquet followed by a ball at the Papa club capped his Cartagena visit as he planned to leave for Bogota on Saturday.

Cartagena Colombia Charles A. Lindbergh United States Boca Grande Field New York Paris Lindbergh le Bourget Field Croydon England Papa Club Bogota Bagota

Acosta Sentenced to Jail for Aerial Traffic Violation

In Naugatuck Connecticut Bert Acosta famed aviator was jailed for five days after pleading guilty to violations of state aerial traffic laws. Judge F A Sears ordered immediate sentence and court costs. Acosta was arrested at Bethany airdrome by Chief Inspector George Parnartis and Police Chief William Morris. officials said it was the first such arrest in Connecticut.

Naugatuck Conn Bert. Acosta Acosta F. A. Sears Sears Acsota Bethany Ai-Rdrome George Parnartis Wm. Morris Connecticut

Dunkirk Eleven to Meet High Grid Team This Fall

Dunkirk High School coach J B Leidig announced one of two open dates on the 1928 football card is filled with a game at Dunkirk on Saturday October 6. The other date remains September 29 with a search for an opponent. The Blue and White will also play two home and home games with the New York state eleven, the return game set for 1929. Carl Hoepnner, former Jamestown infielder, is the Dunkirk football coach. Ames director of athletes from Kansas State Agricultural College was to travel to assess a football coach for the Aggies.

J.B. Leidig Dunkirk High School Dunkirk Warren New York State Carl Hoepnner Jamestown Aheam Kansas State Agricultural College Aggies

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