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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1927
Page
6
In Russell Field action the Associated System beat Nypern Furniture 9 to 6, delivering a major upset to the first-half champions. Nelson struggled with control but struck out eleven as Burns and Haggstrom led the offense with timely hits, while Duncan and Burns shone on defense preserving the lead.
Duncan Traub Fitzgerald and Daly form the heavy four for the System club with Daly reaching base in every plate appearance and scoring three runs. Duncan and Traub each collect three hits while Fitzgerald and Daly notch two apiece as fans cheer a strong win that keeps them in contention for second place in the league standings.
Pike Peterson of the Norfolk Tars struggled in two bad innings Sunday, giving up six to Petersburg as Norfolk lost 6 to 2 in the opener of a doubleheader. Petersburg hitters collected 15 safeties, with four players totaling two hits and Thrasher three. Peterson pitched the full game, yielding all runs on one base hits. The nightcap also went Petersburg’s way, 6 to 4.
Warren County Dairy Association seeks a key win over Newell Printers in a pivotal Industrial League contest that could shape the half schedule. The Dairymen, 1-1 in this round, rely on Weidert as pitcher with Gretzler backing Zibble.
Yesterday the Pirates and Dodgers tied 6 all while Cincinnati outscored St Louis 12 to 10. Today Brooklyn visits Pittsburgh Philadelphia plays St Louis Boston meets Cincinnati and New York travels to Chicago.
Results recap shows Cleveland beating Boston 7 to 2, Detroit 10 Philadelphia 4, New York 15 12, St Louis 1 Washington 3 5 6, Chicago 1 Washington 6. Schedule lists Detroit at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Boston, St Louis at New York, and Chicago at Washington.
Report lists scores from multiple matches including Newark 3 Jersey City 1, Syracuse 10 Rochester a, Buffalo 6 Toronto 1, Baltimore, Reading 5, Pingespols 8 Kansas City 1, Louisville 12 Toledo 7, and Indianapolis Columbus previously played. Dialog shows Tommy and Buiter banter about a sister's engagement.
In the Industrial league last night Associated System beat Nypeon Furniture as Dunn Duncan, first sacker, made a spectacular running catch on Mintzer's Texas leaguer with two men aboard in the fifth inning. Duncan also contributed with the bat while the crowd gave him a big hand. The win followed a pregame prediction by Con Frank that his club would win.
United Press reports ring trainer William Muldoon provides a detailed defense of Dempsey's seventh round blow to Sharkey. He argues Sharkey was not knocked out but stopped by a legal solar plexus punch, compares it to Fitzsimmons Corbett shot, and explains the technique and risk of landing the blow accurately.
Philadelphia hosts Detroit in a July meeting as Detroit wins the second game 5 to 2 after a 8 to 4 victory earlier. W. Collins and Woodall star for Detroit while Grove Baker Powers Cochrane and Perkins contribute for Philadelphia in a mixed multi inning set.
In Pittsburgh on July 27 the Pirates erased a one run deficit in the eighth to win 6 to 5 over Brooklyn and pull into a tie with the Chicago Cubs for first place in the National League. Traynor started the eighth with a triple, then Culver, Wright, and Harris produced the two tying and winning runs. Reds Take One in Cincinnati 11 to 10 after a late rally by St Louis.
New York beats the Browns in a doubleheader 15 to 1 and 12 to 3. Babe Ruth hits two homers in the first game, his season total at 33, while Lou Gehrig adds his 32nd in the second. Washington also wins a doubleheader over Chicago 6 to 5 and 6 to 7 in eleven innings, with Joe Judge collecting eight hits in ten at bats. Indians topple Red Sox 7 to 2 as Ruffing is rocked in the third.
Bob Burns, manager of the Warren All Stars, announced his club will oppose Brick Donovan’s Kane outfield Sunday afternoon on the Mountain City grounds. Kane’s officials expect a large crowd as they meet several top clubs. notable Kane players include Babe Streik, Brick Donovan, Engstrom, Bebe Cook, Lefty Cedar, and Beaumont. Burns will announce his squad soon and plans to recruit mainly from Industrial league ranks, with other games planned at home and away.
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