Warren Titusville Rivalry Resumes Sunday At Exposition Park
The Warren Titusville rivalry returns this Sunday at Exposition Park Diamond. Manager Jewell plans the same lineup used in prior games, with Slim Weider likely to pitch for Warren and a roster featuring the Wilsons, Ritchie Duncan, Daly, Pearce, Ward, and others. Don Zibble may be held in reserve. this is the second home game of the season.
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Warren
Titusville
Exposition Park
Smg Wag
Mrother
Werren
Theute
Tri-county
Slim Weider
Jewell
Weidert
Wilsons
Ritchie Duncan
Daly
Pearce
Ward
Don Zibble
Newell
National League Standings and Schedule Brief
National League standings show Chicago and Boston leading with strong records. Several games were postponed due to rain including Philadelphia at Boston and New York at Pittsburgh. Today's schedule lists Brooklyn at Chicago and New York at Pittsburgh among others.
Giant Flinger Becomes Free Agent After Cleveland Release
Garland Buckeye once the giants of the American league is set free by the Cleveland Indians after a shoulder problem and weight issues derailed his career. Buckeye showed early promise as a southpaw with a crossfire delivery but injuries and form decline ended his major league run. The Indians cited a sore arm that did not respond to treatment as the reason for his release.
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Cleveland Indians
Buckeye
Sempro
Chicago
Earicher
Jim Elliett
Brooklyn
Home Run Club Names and Player picks by league
American League list highlights Ruth and Yankees with Gebrig and Hauser from Athletics. National League mentions Wilson of Cubs Bottomley of Cardinals Brsonette Robins Hornsby Braves Horst Phillies with several incomplete figures.
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Yankees
Gebrig
Hauser
Athletics
Wilson
Cubs
TY Bottomley
Brsonette
Robins
H Hornsby
Braves
Horst, Philies
What They Did Yesterday Ty Cobb
Yesterday Cobb had one at bat and three trips to the plate. Speakers did not play. Ruth Hornsby Waner and others idle. Tunney sustains a bruised ear and plans a protective headpiece. Pyle sails to Europe to line up prize sports for four weeks in major cities.
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Ty Cobb
Tris
Babe Ruth
Lou Gering
Rogers Hornsby
Paul Waner
Harry Heitmann
Frankie Frisch
New York
Charles ©. Pyle
Europe
Paris
Berlin
London
Baseball Standings and Results From the American League
American League standings show Philadelphia and Boston leading with strong win totals. Yesterday Philadelphia defeated Boston 5 to 0. Today schedule includes St Louis at New York, Chicago at Washington, Cleveland at Philadelphia, and Detroit at Boston.
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PSAF
Philadelphia
St. Lows
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
St. Loui
New York
International League Scores and American Association Result
Toronto defeated Newark 7 to 1 and Rochester beat Montreal 8 to 2 in the International League with other clubs awaiting results. In the American Association Minneapolis edged St. Paul 4 to 3 as the sole scheduled game.
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Toronto
Newark
Rochester
Montreal
Earnshaw Shuts Out Red Sox In Philadelphia Debut
George Earnshaw, newcomer to the Athletics from the International League, pitched a three hit shutout in a 5 to 6 win over the Boston Red Sox. Boston had a 7-5 lead before Philadelphia surged with late runs, Earnshaw striking out five and walking six. Left on base totals favored Boston with 11, Philadelphia seven.
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George Earnshaw
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International League
Boston Red Sox
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Hale
Hassler
Cochrane
A. Simmons
Hassier
Flagetead
Hofmann
Rogell
Regan
Bradley
P. Simmons
Earnshaw
Local sports notes from Russell field and area venues
F D Shirley agrees to mow the Russell field outfield and baselines. Titusville Indies, led by Skee Fulton and Gamma Wig, travel from Green City to play Jewell's team at Exposition Park, first show in years. Bob Robinson, Indy Day race champ, heads to Cleveland with Ralph Hankinson to join Universal Auto Racing. Shag Shaughnessy remains with Detroit Tigers as scout coach after joining in 1926. Jamestown Spicer-Webbs expected to meet Warren club soon. Dodds notes Webb has August dates. Ludlow beats Jamestown 4 to 2 at Wildcat Park. Dan Fortney shines for Ludian. Industrial League action and Nypean Furniture face State Hospital, Beakers spoil five-game winning streak. Thursday rains force postponement of Industrial League game.
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Skee Fulton
Smg Wig
Green City
Jewell
Exposition Park
Queen City
Bob Robinson
Warren
Ralp Hankinson
Universal Auto Racing Association
Cleveland
Ohio
Robinson
Bobby Burns Warren
Jamestown Spicer-Webbs
George Dodds
The
Spiers
Jamestown Journal
Dodd
Webb
Guite
Wildcat Park
Independence Dax
Ludley
Ludlow
Dan Fortney
Bankers
Ludian
Nypean Furniture
State Hospital
Ground soggy and Jakes abound in tied game
The soggy field hindered play with Jakes at first second short third home and around the pitcher’s box. Rube Stuart returns as team head after selling Beaumont Texas league club. Sherry Smith, once a big league star, pitches in the Southern League this year. Ban Johnson, former president of the American League, is rapidly recovering from illness.
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Rube Stuart
Beaumont
Texas
Sherry Smith
Ban Johnson
The
American League
Samson the golfer and the run of the sports year
A humorous, fragmented reminiscence mocks sports zeal, featuring a legendary yet fictional golfer named Samson. It jokes about war, politics, cinema, beard pride, and a revolving cast of misfit athletes while lampooning public interest in baseball and other pastimes. The piece plays on absurd imagery and wordplay about golf, fiction, and a zoo of characters.
Bankers-Newells to Meet in Tribune Loop Game Today
Industrial league schedule change announced Friday as Bankers consented to face Newell Printers this evening on Russell field. Warren County Dairy Club postponed Fray game, Nelson cites unavailable full squad. Bankers-Nesell moved up from next Wednesday causing Newell's to free up time for postponed engagements. State Hospital game planned versus Typesetters Wednesday. Nypean Furniture travels to North Warren tomorrow for postponed match at 2:45.
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Newell Printers
Russell Field
Warren County Dairy Club
Nelson
Jewell
Insteara
Warren County Dau
Bankers-Nesell
Toam
Newell's
State Hospital
Nypean Furniture
North Warren
Sect State Hospital
Track and Field Stars Competing in Olympic Tryouts
Cambridge July 6 A cinder path to Olympic glory leads to Amsterdam as 300 track and field stars vie for 64 Olympic berths at Harvard Stadium. The day features famed sprinters like Bracey and Paddock, with events in sprints, hurdles, distance, jumps, and throws across two days. The Olympic team will be named Saturday night at the Boston Athletic Association clubhouse.
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Cambridge
Mass
America
Soldiers’ Field
Amsterdam
Harvard Stadium
Johnny Hallahan
Charley Paddock
Claude Bracey
Rice Institute
Texas
Pais
Chesty Itile Jove Ray
Bracey
Leighton Die
Hamm
Georgia Boy
Lloyd Hahn
Salem Carr
Olympic Selections Committee
Boston A. A
New York
Roosevelt
Former Warren Leader Ties To Detroit Nines As Scout Coach
Shag Shaughnessy a Warren native and former Warren leader and major league figure remains linked to the Detroit Tigers as a scout and coach while serving as playing manager of the Warren Bingoes in the Interstate league during 1916. The 1926 Tiger recruit from Reading receives his pay twice monthly and continues to influence Detroit personnel through ongoing scouting and coaching duties.
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Wanen Bingoes
Detroit Tigers
Sporting News
Warren
Tiger
Detroit
Shaughnessy
Reading
Ottawa
Wellsville
Hamlton
Syracuse
Local Industrial Teams Schedule and Results
Industrial standings show Fet County Dary 1 and State Hospital 1 with Bankers at 460. Newell Printers 3 and Nypenn Forn 3. East Side Flat 2. Week's schedule lists Newell Prints versus Bankers Friday and Nypenn Furniture at State Hospital Saturday.
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State Hospital
Bankers
Newell Printers
East Side
Newell Prints
Nypenn Furniture
Morgan Martin Bout Delayed To Next Wednesday Night
In New York rain forced postponement of the Ted Morgan Ed Die Cannonball Martin junior lightweight title fight from July 4 at Ebbets Field to next Wednesday. Morgan weighed 129 1 4 yesterday and Martin 129 1 3. Also from Chicago United Press notes cite Van Pont KOed Sendy Seifert in a 10 round bout and Hanson knocked out Cecil Hart in the first of eight rounds.
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U.P
Ted Morgan
Eddie
Cannonball
United Press
Chicago
van Pont
Sendy Seifert
Pittsburgh
Hanson
Cecil Hart
Indiana
Dempsey Plans to Attend Bout in Wilkes-Barre
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey may attend the July 16 bout between Tommy Loughran and Pete Latzo in Wilkes-Barre PA. He sent a telegram promising to be there if free, noting plans to leave New York around July 10 and possible acting or filming work. Dempsey gives no indication of a championship comeback.
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U. P
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Loughran
Pete Latzo
Wilkes-Barre
Dempsey
Loughran
New York
Tommy
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