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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1928
Page
6
In a dramatic Tribune league tilt Tuesday, Bankers rallied in the seventh inning to edge Warren County Dairy 6 to 5 at Russell Field. Bleech limited Dairy to five hits, Don Brown took the loss, and Paul Hamm was walked with the bases loaded to force in the final run, with Senger and Ritchie starring for Bankers.
Jimmy Wilson subbed in the final inning for the Bankers and helped force a 5 to 4 win over Warren County Dairy. Anderson and Poppleton each had two hits, with Poppleton driving in the go ahead run. Genberg and Senger made highlight plays in the field as Bar ney Senger, Eddie Hamm, and Eddie Genberg contributed offensively. The league standings and pennant race remain tight with upcoming games to decide a playoff spot.
East Side Fruit and Newell Print, second division clubs of the Triune Industrial league, clash on Russell field this evening. Don Zibble seeks a third straight win, while Harry Lord or Ray Bennett will lead the Bananas at the plate. East Side Fruit, with Merle Welch, the Pierson brothers, and the Craft brothers from Youngsville, has defeated Nypenn Furniture twice and looks strong today.
Pittsburgh Pirates top Boston 7 to 6 for an eighth consecutive victory. Boston pitchers were tagged for 14 hits as Pittsburgh built a lead and held on.
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 4 to 3 while St Louis beats Brooklyn 7 to 1 Cincinnati tops New York 5 to 4 and Pittsburgh prevails 7 to 6 Brooklyn hosts Cincinnati Boston visits Pittsburgh in today s schedule
Results show Boston defeated Chicago 9 to 5, New York beat Glevaland 4 to 2, Philadelphia won 6 to 2 over Detroit, and St. Louis shut out Washington 5 to 0. The brief recaps highlight key victors and margin of victory.
Toronto defeated Reading 11 to 5 in the first game while Reading returned to win 4 to 2 in the second. Montreal beat Baltimore 6 to 3 and Newark triumphed 7 to 3 over Buffalo. Rochester edged Jersey City 9 to 8.
Fidel La Barba the retired undefeated flyweight champion defeated Huerta Evans in a 10 round bout in Los Angeles. The former king left Stanford to train for a comeback and plans several summer fights after his decisive victory. The judges gave La Barba every round as Evans struggled to land punches.
Brooklyn July 18 Morgan is a slight favorite to defeat Eddie Martin in a junior lightweight title bout at Ebbets Field after seven postponements. The bout pits champion Ian Ted Morgan against challenger Eddie Catlinball Martin in a nationally watched showdown.
In New York on July 18, a light heavyweight clash between Leo Lomski and George Smith was scheduled for Dexter Park Stadium Monday night. A prior hand injury to Lomski caused a postponement last week.
Industrial Week lists Wednesday events East Side Fruit against Newell Prints at Russell Field and Friday match State Hospital versus Nypena Furniture at Russell Field. In Jersey City Jackie Pilklington of New York defeats Johnny Reno of Stockton California 12.
Herbert Donze announces good progress in selling tickets for a benefit ball game at Russell field on Thursday August 26. Hammond Tanks and Three Linkers Fraternal league clubs lead the effort to aid Richard Giegerich, who suffered a skull fracture when struck by a bat two weeks earlier.
New York defeated Cleveland 4 to 2 as rookie Yankee pitcher Al Shealy hit a home run and drove in runs. Gehrig Koenig Langford collected RBIs, with Shealy earning the win and 4 strikeouts. Uhle took the loss for Cleveland as the game featured multiple hits and errors.
The Cuban Giants bring a hot road record to Russell Field to meet Burns' Warren team Saturday at 2:30 PM. Manager Bob Burns lists Pike Peterson as starter with Fritz Urbanski in reserve. regulars Norton Callahan Andrews Mintzer Paris McCullough will play. The club, touring the north, also schedules games in Conneaut Erie Jamestown Celoron Park with more matchups including the Spiders and Homestead Grays later in August.
Westfield New Jersey July 18 defending champion Johnny Farrell of Quaker Ridge headlines the Metropolitan Open golf championship at Shackamaxon. Ex champions Gene Sarazen Mike Brady and MacDonald Smith join to chase the $500 prize as the field includes former national Open winner Bobby Jones who recently lost a playoff.
Yesterday the batting lineup shows Babe Ruth with two singles in four at bats and Lou Gehrig with two singles in three at bats. Ty Cole doubled and singled twice in four appearances. Hack Wilson went hitless in three, Paul Warner had one single in four, Rogers Hornsby doubled twice and singled once in four. Harry Heilmann doubled once in four at bats. Frank Frisch did not play. In New York, K. C. Kaplan won a ten-round decision over Jack McVey. Al Mello of Lowell knocked out Joe Schlocher in the ninth round of a scheduled ten.
The Tribune Industrial League schedules a Friday evening meeting at league headquarters with all clubs required to attend at eight o’clock. Plans for the second half of the campaign will be discussed. Florida Cuban Giants visit Russell field Saturday to face Bob Burns Warren team, noted as a top road club with a strong recent record. The Giants are listed for several games this week including Erie league action and Jamestown Spiders. Jamaica Spiders also play here August 4 with Jewel’s Warren Indies to clash with neighbors. Cut Chapel from Youngsville joins the league second half. coach J B Leidig plans Warren High football workouts at Russell field. Cuthbertson deemed ineligible under eight Semester rule. Clarendon crowds enjoy Bearcats vs Cubs ten-inning game. crowds remain strong.
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