Bankers top Newell Printers for second straight win
Industrial League action on Russell Field ended 5 to 2 as the Warren Bankers defeated Newell Printers. Key plays included Ken Brogan’s homer and Harold Wilson’s triple with timely hits by Wolfe and Eby. Newell Prnters, led by Don Zibble on the mound, stranded seven baserunners and failed to convert scoring chances.
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Newells Fall to Bankers 5-2 in Tight Inning Battle
Bankers win 5 2 over Newells with early four run burst and late defense. Brogan hit a home run, Swanson and Jewell doubled, Lewis struck out four times. Jewell Wolfe and Swanson featured at the plate, while Proud reached on Harrington error and advanced on a single. Pearce expected back next week to bolster outfield and power.
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Connie Mackers eyes 1928 plans after Poole trade
Connie Mackers not officially in the A’s race but eyes 1928. Poole is sent to the Baltimore Orioles in a deal that gives Mackers first choice on Jack Dunn pitchers next winter.
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Bankers win as Wolfe fans four in debut in Industrial clash
Wolfe of the Bankers earned credit for a victory over Newell Printers in his first mound appearance this season. He pitched four innings, allowed three hits, and left with a lame arm after replacing Bleech in the sixth.
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County Dairy Set for NYPenn Clash in Industrial League
County Dairy and NYPenn Furniture clash in a key Industrial League game as War ren County Dairy eyes a win to challenge for the half title. Don Brown or Skin Weidert may start for County Dairy, with Cut McCullough slated for mound duty for NYPenn.
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Tri-County baseball seed decided by Saturday weather
First round of the Tri County league ends Saturday with one game, as Endeavor leads and Corry Soldiers chase. Cancellations loom. Warren, Irvine, and other clubs scramble to finalize postponed games before the second round. Nats slug to win.
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In Our Town: No Body Found After Blown-Up Incident
Com stable Nick Wallace reports no remains recovered after a stranger was blown up in Hate ane ae ake we incident. Police urge witnesses to come forward as investigators search the scene for clues and possible motives.
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