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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1928

Page

7

East Side Fruit and State Hospital in deadlock tilt

East Side Fruit and State Hospital battled to a 10 10 tie after seven innings at Russell field in a clash of the Industrial League rivals. A late Hospital rally in the seventh, plus earlier surges by East Side Fruit, created a tense game with multiple errors and big hits. The contest was to be replayed later in the season to determine a result.

Wil Russell Field East Side Wiltsie Ray Bennett Musante Brindis Harry Ward Welsh Bennett Dugen Massa State East Side Fruit Harford Jim Scarry Hospital Joe Scarry Willis Eby Shin Weidert Har Lord Knoll Weidert Wich Ward Daly North Warren Boys Osph AB Pearce McCullough Eby Cleveland Boston Red Sox Gardner Boston A. R.h.po Morris Slayton Hoving Miller Cuney Duff Lord Weider Pat Reilley Schwab L. Sewell Simmons Attlemire Griffin Shaute Autry

2 Riflicisms 2 Riflicisms in a Hat Tale

A humorous sketch centers on an office man nicknamed atenog with a new straw hat that signals his vaudeville potential. The old grass derby is discarded leaving only a sweatband as a relic while neighbors expect a circus when he arrives home. Summer is described as briefly long three months.

Atenog

Injunction Halts Monongahela Beverage Co Operations

A federal judge signed a temporary injunction preventing Monongahela Beverage Company from manufacturing or selling intoxicating liquor in Monongahela Pa. The plant may produce non intoxicating beverages until a final hearing set for September 12. Prohibition officers found a truck with high test beer at the plant on July 20 and several company employees and officials were arrested.

Pittsburgh Monongahela Beverage Company Monongahela R. M. Gibson

Guffey Will Leaves Most Estate to Two Sisters

The late Alexander S. Guffey former Pittsburgh postmaster’s will, filed for probate, leaves the bulk of his estate to his two sisters Ida V. Guffey and Pauletta Guffey. The value is not estimated, and the estate includes a large historical library. He requested a 1000 scholarship fund be established at Princeton University in his memory.

Pittsburgh Alexander S. Guffey Ida V. Guffey Pauletta Guffey Princeton University

Yankees Scored by Tigers in Doubleheader Losses

Detroit swept a July 26 doubleheader with the Yankees 3 2 and 16 7. Lil Stoner allowed four hits in the opener, while Rice led Detroit with key hits in both games, and Van Gilder and Pipgras earned decisions in the two tilts as New York dropped to two losses.

Detroit New York Yankees Detroit Tigers Lil Stoner Yanks New York AB. R.H. PO gQosgood Lazzeri Dugan Grabowski C Piperas P . Moore Detroit— AB BPO A_E. Galloway McMenny Jnmog Gebringer Gehrig Rice Wince Ruth Pipgras Heilmann Stoner van Gilder Moore Thomas and Ollins Bengough

Baseball scores and upcoming AL schedule brief

Yesterday in the American League Detroit lost 3 to 10 to New York while St. Louis defeated Washington 12 to 8 and Cleveland dropped 10 to 15 against Boston. Philadelphia routed Chicago 16 to 0. Today's games include Cleveland at St. Louis, Chicago at Detroit, Philadelphia at Washington. Tomorrow's slate has Washington at Boston and New York at Philadelphia.

Detroit New York St. Louis Washington Cleveland Boston Philadelphia Chicago St Louis

Browns Complete Double Bill With Sl 6 5 Win on Manion Finder

St Louis Browns catcher Clyde Manion singled in the twelfth inning of the second game to lift the Browns to a 6 to 5 victory over the Washington Senators, completing a sweep of the doubleheader after a 12 to 7 opening win. Pitching and batting details noted for the two games.

Browns St. Louis Clyde _ Manion Senators Brownson Hadley Marberry Brown Kenna Crowder Beck Coffman Schang

National League scores and upcoming matchups

New York edged Pittsburgh 6 to 5 while Cincinnati led Philadelphia 16 to 6 and Brooklyn defeated St. Louis 8 to 1. Boston beat Chicago 3 to 1. Scheduling has St. Louis at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at New York, with Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Chicago at Boston.

New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia Brooklyn St. Louis Boston Chicago

International League scores and White Sox rout in doubleheader

International League results show Jersey City over Reading in ten innings then Reading evened with Jersey City in game two. Buffalo swept Rochester, and Montreal blanked Toronto. In Chicago, Philadelphia pounded four White Sox pitchers to win 16–0, with Simmons driving in six. the A’s won 8–7 in the second game as Chicago lineup faltered.

Jersey City Reading Buffalo Rochester Montreal Toronto Chicago Philadelphia White Sox Simmons Athletics Ebmke Cochrane Perkins Lyons Connelly Leopold Adkins Crouse McCurdy Eaynshaw Bush Rommel Blankenship

Jamestown Saddle Club Plans Annual Show August 4 5

Jamestown Saddle club finalizes plans for its annual summer horse show to be held at fc oron Ballpark on Saturday and Sunday August 4 and 5. Entries include many Warren horses with cooperation from Warren and Jamestown horsemen for a county fair linked event. Lillard will judge, and a rough riding exhibition by New York state troopers adds appeal.

Jamestown Saddle Club Fc Oron Ballpark Warren Jamestown Hugh A. Siggins Milton J. Beaty South Lillard Saddle Club Robert Lt. Lillard American Saddle Horse Breeders Association Air New Yok State Daniel E. Fox New York Pennsylvania

Jansson Kills Son Wounds Wife and Daughter Then Ends Life

In Cricago on July 26 Evar Jansson 40 shot and killed his son Paul 12 and seriously wounded his wife Eva 38 and daughter Mary 14 after a family quarrel. Jansson then died by his own hand. Neighbors said the quarrel began early that morning and he fired a gun. Mrs Jansson was reported in very serious condition. Mary suffered a gunshot wound to the hand.

Cricago Evar Jansson Paul Eva Mary Jansson

Bethlehem gains Lehigh Valley's first airport site

Bethlehem Pa July 26 the city gains the Lehigh Valley first airport after May or James M Yeakle and A Newton Roberts of Bethlehem Steel Realty sign deeds leasing 78 acres along Hellertown road. Improvements have begun to convert the tract into an airport.

Lehigh Valey Bethlehem Lehigh Valley James M. Yeakle A. Newton Roberts BethLehem Steel Realty Corporation Hellertown Road

Famous athlete exhibit by Jim Thorpe with Red Ravens

Jim Thorpe, famed Indian athlete, will perform a drop kick punt and exhibition hitting Saturday with the Red Ravens. The event precedes Burns Warren vs Red Ravens at 3:30 PM, Thorpe exhibition starting shortly after 3. Jim Burns hopes Oil City’s Johnny Smith can fill in at third base for the locals. Red Swanson is away with the Jamestown Spiders. Sunday the Ravens meet Webbe at Celeron Park.

Jim Thorpe Red Ravens Bob Burns Thorpe Burns Warren Red Johnny Smith Oil City Endeavor Red Swanson Pittsburgh Jamestown Spiders Ravens Webbe Celeron Park

Ford Helps Farmer Clean Hay Using Rake Attachment

In Quakertown on July 26 Ford cars are pressed into service by a local farmer to speed hay gathering. A reused hay rake with a moving year device atop the machine lifts and cleans a large field quickly, stunning neighbors with the efficiency.

Quakertown

Open Annual Camp Meeting in Columbia Opens Season

Columbia July 26 The Lansdville Camp meeting Association today opened its annual season here The season will close August 8 The association is one of the largest in the Philadelphia Methodist Conference The religious director of the meetings is the Rev W C Skiath while the director of music is Prof Ross Bari

Columbia Landisville Philadelphia Methodist Conference W. C. Skiath Ross Bari

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