Thorpe Red Ravens Fall to Hob Burns Warren Nine
Thorpe's Red Ravens forfeited regulars and lost 6 to 4 at Russell field to Hob Burns' Warren squad. Reed pitched eight-plus innings, Smith fanned eleven for Warren, while Thorpe's outfield star Thorpe went hitless in four. Key moments included wild pitches by Mintzer and late Warren runs in the seventh to ninth frames.
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Red Ravens
Hob Burns
Warren
Russell Field
Johnny Smith
Endeavor
Reno
Venango County
Invaders
Reed
Ravens
Leo Callahan
Itec
Ray Bennett
Steve Massa
Joey Massa
Bennett
Steve
Harry Mintzer
Fielding McFarland
Hinchman
Keystone Station
Bob Burns
Haggstrom
Larry Mann
Joe Massa
Norton
Grove
Tome
Mann
Davidson
Whitehouse
McFarland
Haggistrom
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National League Results And Schedule Summary
National League results recap includes Saturday's Cincinnati 7 Brooklyn 3 and New York 3 Chicago 2 in 12 innings, St. Louis 7 12 Philadelphia 6 2, Pittsburgh at Boston Iain. Sunday's results show New York 4 Chicago 3 in 10 innings and Chicago 3 New York 2. Today's schedule lists St. Louis at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Boston. Tomorrow's schedule has Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Boston.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Cheago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Iain
Chicago
Baseball Standings and Saturday Results
The American League standings show New York leading with 169 wins, 3800 games played, and a .677 pace. Philadelphia is at 62 86 634, with St. Louis, Cleveland, Washington, Chicago, Detroit, and Boston following. Saturday results include New York 6 over Cleveland 2, Chicago 5 over Washington 8.
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Cleveland
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Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Washington
St Louis
International League standings and Lundys results summary
Baltimore leads at 4 0 with a 5 0 win over Jersey City and a 9 9 record for Jersey City. Toronto runs 9 runs to Buffalo 7 while Rochester posts 0 3 and Reading slips to 1 10. Montreal 1 4 and Newark 2 0 share near bottom with Montreal 3 4 and Rochester 0 3.
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Baltimore
Jersey City
Newark
Reading
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
Local Hockey Scores From Indianapolis and Milwaukee Slates
Indianapolis 7 Kansas City 8 in first game and 6 to 1 in second. Milwaukee defeats Louisville 10 to 3. Columbus shuts out Minneapolis 3 0. Columbus leads 6 3 while St Paul wins 7 to 3 and Toledo loses 4 to 7.
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Industrial Yuesday matchups headline local league
Schedule lists matchups including Newell Printers versus Ny Penn Furniture on Tuesday, East Side Fruit versus County Dairy on Wednesday, and Bankers versus State Hospital at North Warren on Saturday, reflecting a regional league agenda.
Zitman Shines as Reds Topple Robins
Brooklyn July 30 Bill Zitman delivered a fourth hit to drive in Jake May for the go ahead run as Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 6 to 6. Zitman also produced three RBIs and scored twice, fueling the Red attack while Luccas May Pie ich McWeeny Ehrhardt Elliott Moss and Gooch Henling contributed in a game marked by Zitman’s late heroics.
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Brooklyn
Bill Zitman
Jake May
Cincinnati
Zitman
Red
Luccas
May
Pie Ich
McWeeny
Ehrhardt
Elliott
Moss
Gooch Henling
Unlucky Season For Catchers Behind The Plate
The piece notes a rough year for catching in baseball with Earl Smith, Ray Schalk, Bob O’Farrell, and Steve O’Neill losing jobs or facing danger. It cites Pittsburg, Chicago, St Louis, and New York movements, plus injuries and upheaval, portraying a harsh season for backstops as teams reshuffle rosters and fortunes.
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Earl Smith
Davey Bancroft
Boston
Pittsburgh
Ray Schalk
Chicago
White Sox
Charley Comiskey
Ray
Lena Blackburne
Bob O'Farrell
Cardinal
Bill McKechnie
New York Giants
St. Louis
Steve O'Neill
Re- Howley
St. Louis Browns
Shield
Exhibition Match At Chautauqua Featuring Golf Stars
Walter Hagen and J H Cawsey will play Archie Comp son and Aubrey Boomer in an August 2 exhibition at Chautauqua. Local fans expect many to attend. course conditions and yardages are noted.
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Walter Hagen
J. H. Cawsey
Archie Compson
Aubrey Boomer
Chautauqua
Warren Golfing
Assistant War Secretary Injured Changing Seats in Plane
Charles B. Robbins assistant secretary of war was hurt during a flight from Columbus Ohio to Washington. He suffered a broken collar bone and two broken ribs when changing seats. The plane landed in Somerset Pennsylvania and Robbins was taken to Somerset community hospital. He is expected to return to Washington by railroad.
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Charles B. Robbins
Columbus
Ohio
War Department
Robbins
Somerset
Somerset Community Hospital
Home Run Club Players and Teams Highlight
Yesterday's homers feature Wilson of the Cubs Haas of the Athletics Foxx also with the Athletics. Players listed include Gehrig and Hauser for the Yankees and Athletics, Bottomley with the Cards, Hafey with the Cards, Harper with the Cards, Hurst with the Phillies, Simmons with the Athletics, Wilson with the Cubs, Hornsby with the Braves, and Bigsonette with the Robins.
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Yankees
Gehrig
Hauser
Athletics
Blue
Browns
Ve Simmons
Wilson
Cubs
Haas
Foxx
Ludlow Indies blank Warren 5 to 6 in Wildcat Park game
Adolph Johnson pitched a shutout to lead Ludlow Indies past Warren 6 5 in a Sunday contest at Wildcat Park Ludlow. Warren errors and safeties fueled Ludlow runs in the third and eighth innings Erickson and Scarry starred for Ludlow with key hits while Warren threatened repeatedly but failed to score. Notable notes include Heilmann Gehrig Wilson Cobb Frisch Hornsby and Wener being idle.
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Adolph Johnson
Flinger
Jewell
Warren
Wildcat Park
Ludlow
Johnson
McKean County
Skinny Weidert
Erickson
Jim Scarry
Daly
Judy Jewell
Bankers Hospital
North Warren
Newellss Oppose Nypenn Tuesday in Industrial League clash
Second half of the Industrial league schedule opens tomorrow at Russell field weather permitting Nypenn Furniture tied for first faces Newell Printers Typesetters must win to stay atop Joey Massa may play against the Printers Zibble likely to pitch for Newell Printers Po Warren County Dairy sits East Side Fruit in Wednesday game Mike Peterson may face the Dairy on midweek game Saturday Bankers travel to North Warren cross sticks with State Hospital Kelly Anderson or Mike Bleech on the slab for the Bankers Weidert or Wiltsie for the attendants
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Russell Field
Nypenn Furniture
Newell Printers
Nypean Furniture
Joey Massa
Zibble
Warren County Dairy
Mike Peterson
Jamestown Spider-Webbs
North Warren
State Hospital
Kelly Anderson
Mike Bleech
Weidert
Wiltsie
Jamestown Spider-Webbs Suffer Big Loss at Forbes Field
Jamestown Spider-Webbs were routed 13 to 0 by Homestead Grays at Forbes Field in a Saturday game. Swat Erickson started for the Spiders and was relieved by Eugh Bedient in the sixth. Oscar Owens pitched for the Grays as Jamestown’s bats misfired.
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Jamestown Spider-Webbs
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Homestead Grays
Swat Erickson
Spiders
Eugh Bedient
Grays
Bedient
Oscar Owens
Greys
Warren Golfers Defeat Wanango On Local Links
Conewango Valley golfers beat Wanango Golfers of Oil City 23 to 13 on the local course. Fisher Conarro Stewart Colt Mitchell and Rice led Warren with three points each while Sloan and Dickey paced the losers. Return match set for August 18 at Wanango. Tigers Lost Out in Detroit as Boston defeats Detroit 5 to 2 behind Stoner Russell Billings and Hargrave.
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Wanango
Oil City
Fisher
Conarro
Stewart
Colt
Mitchell
Rice
Sloan
Dickey
Parshall
Russell
Warren
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Kroehl
Graham Sloan
Parshah
Rossel
Uamberton Woodburn
Stoddart
Tigers
Detroit
Sumner
Berry
Stoner
Boston Red Sox
Billings
Red Sox
Jack Russell
Tiger
Boston
Hargrave
Red Ravens Fall to Webbmen in Sunday Tilt at Celeron Park
Pike Peterson pitched well for Warren’s Red Ravens but Jamestown Spiders won 2 to 1. Peterson fanned five and allowed seven hits, while Hugh Bedient struck out eleven for the Webbmen. Peterson was tagged out at first in the eighth after driving home the decisive run, and Mintzer added fielding plays at third as Thorpe dazzled fans with punting and kicking exhibition before the game.
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Bob Burns
Warren Club
Pike Peterson
Jamestown
Peterson
Celeron
Red Ravens
Eddie Crowe
Whitehouse
Crowe
Mintzer
O'Malley
Hugh Bedient
Warren
Swanson
Warrens Hoy
Spiders
Chamberlain
Thorpe
America
Ravens
Reed
Arnat
R.h.po
Harsh
Evans
Sommers
Finger
Greti Crowe
Moske
Geib
Manning
C . Bedient
McFarline
Bedient
Giants and Bruins Split Double Bill in New York
Hack Wilson homered for Chicago as the Cubs won 3 to 1 in the second game of a double header while dropping the opener 4 to 0. Terry drove in Reese with the winning run in the first game. Andy Cohen drove in a Giant run in the second game with a single as Cohen scored on base. The Cubs used Jones and Gonzales against New York’s Benton and Togan.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Grady Adkins
Mossil
Metzler
Senators
Washington
Jones
Kenna
Lyons
Crouse
New York
Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Cubs
Terry
Reese
Andy Cohen
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Harry Heilmann
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Ty Cobb
Frank Frisch
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Paul Wener
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Hospital
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