Bankers Upset State Hospital Nine In Tight Standings Tilt
In a pivotal Tribune League game at North Warren, the Bankers upset State Hospital 10 to 4 as Heinie Anderson and Al Wolfe starred in a tight race. Wolfe sparkled with a key triple and strong fielding, while Joe Gardner and McCullough drove in runs to seal the win and push Bankers into a deadlock for third place behind Nypean Furniture.
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Willard Foley
Tribune
Arren
Bankers
Nypean
State
Mike Bleech
al Wolfe
State Hospital
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Bleech
Hospital
Joe Gardner
Weidert
Wolfe
Dick Pearce
Ito
Ritchie
Happy ‘Ward
Jim Daly
Judy Jewell
Daly
Gardner
Jewell
Grove
Gebhardt
McCrlough
Freddy Gebhardt
Chuck Feiro
McCullough
Jim Scarry
Anderson
Scarry
E Welfe
Harry Ward
Feiro
Runmr Consracg
Newell Printers Face Dairy, Bankers Battle on Russell Field
Kinda looks as though Newell Printers will meet East Side Fruit on Russell field this evening. Nypemn Furniture shift of schedule caused by several regulars out of the city. Warren County Dairy fans praise the Bankers big win over State Hospital, boosting Dairy to first place. Pat Reilley to finish 1928 schedule with Newell. Al Fischer was waived earlier. Weather may force postals on Russell field with further rain postponements.
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Innnings
Bankers
Wolfe
McCullough
Ward
Jewell
Ritchie
Bleech
Weidert
Fischer
Zibble
Pat Reilley
Newell Printers
Russell Field
East Side
Nypemn Furniture
Newell
Nypenn
Ny~pesin
Newell Printer
Reilley
al Fischer
Wilbert Robinson Could Be 1928 NL Pennant President
The Brooklyn Dodgers, led by manager Wilbert Robinson, ride a surge toward the National League pennant. Historian of 1916, 1920, and 1924 campaigns, Robinson’s teams repeatedly relied on pitching strength as they chase another title in a presidential year scenario.
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Brooklyn
Wilbert Robinson
Robins
Eagles
Banks
Wilbert
Robbie
Robinson
Dodgers
Genfalon
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Milkers Aim to Stay First in Friday Display
Milkers seek to remain atop the standings as Sam Massa of East Side Fruit returns to his old position for Friday’s game against Newell Prints. Massa had missed games while away with the Globe Wrecking company and arrived home on Saturday.
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Sammy Massa
East
A's Dominate Exhibition Soccer Showdown
The Class A soccer team routed the Class B side 10 to 0 on the Par amount Furniture field South Side. Strong defense and crisp passing powered repeated goals with Bergquist scoring six Wolff two and F Lawrence two. Dickinson starred for the B team despite the lopsided result. Referee Bill Warr.
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Paramount Furniture Field
South Side
Dickinson
Palmer
Dickson G. Carlson
Anderson G. Sandstrom
J. Pring
A. Eckstrom
Ihb
Lind Hague
Ehb
Vicklund
B. Lawston
C. Breglund
E. Jader
L. Lawton
F. Lawton
S. Sandberg
F. Bergquist
C. Sandberg
T. Wolff
MN. Forslund
H. Forslund
G. Uhr
Bergquist
Wolff
F. Lawston
Bill Warr
Three Games for Newell Printers on Russell Field
In an updated Industrial league schedule East Side Fruit will replace Nypean Furniture to face Newell Printers at Russell Field. The Inkslingers meet the Bananas as Newell seeks its first win this season with three chances to claim victory this week weather permitting. Tomorrow Newell hosts State Hospital, fresh from a Saturday loss to the Bankers, and Thursday Warren County Dairy will play the Typesetters. All games start at 5 45 pm.
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Russell Field
Nypean
Newell Printers
Newell
Newell's
Final Olympic Trials Open in Philadelphia Track Events
Final Olympic tests begin in Philadelphia with 400 metres, decathlon, and sprints. Notable contenders include Bud Spencer Ray Barbuti Baird of Iowa Walter Northwestern Kontz and Swope. women's swimming trials yield new records as Eleanor Garratti Agnes Gerakty Martha Novelius and Ethel McGary push for Amsterdam.
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New York
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Harvard Stadium
Rockaway Beach
Schuylkill
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Ilinois A. C
Detroit
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Bloomfield Lyceum
Amsterdam
Jones
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Baird
Iowa
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Kontz
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Willie Ritola
Finland
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Eleanor Garratti
San Rafael
Agnes Gerakty
Martha Novelius
Ethel McGary
Women’s Swimming Association
California
Poughkeepsie
Yale
Harvard
Thames
Newark
Sayers
Warren Triumphs Over Franklin 9 at Expo Park Sunday
Warren Continues winning streak defeating Franklin Independents 5 to 4 at Exposition Park. Burns led Warren with three hits including two doubles and three RBIs aided by strong defense. Mintzer robbed a line drive and completed a key double play in late innings. Franklin’s Richardson started the scoring. Shuffstall and Sheffstall pitched for the foes.
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Franklin
Expo Park
Portune
Pike Peterson
Franklin Independents
Exposition Park
Fair Grounds
Fritz Urbanski
Urby
Sheffstall
Venango County
Richardson
Wolfe
Norton
Paris
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Rogers
Yub Andrews
Harry Mintzer
Burns
Andrews
McCoullough
Barns
Mackell
Peterson
Shuffstall
Mintzer
Balle
Wetzen
Eddie Masterson
Pat” Reilly
Mike Gotto Stars as Bananas Beat Soda Pop 10 5
Mike Gotto tossed shutout ball into the seventh inning for the Bananas in a Sunday South Side clash, beating Soda Pop 10 to 5. He struck out three, while Sammy Casmane struck out three for the Pops as the game featured one of the best showings by the two clubs.
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Mike Gotto
Bananas
South Side
Soda Pop Squad
Gotto
Sammy Casmane
The
Pops
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