County Dairy Edges Newell Printers In Final Frame Rally
Warren County Dairy Association edged Newell Printers 2 to 1 at Russell field in a last frame rally to stay tied for the league lead. Johnny Hamm delivered a decisive single in the final inning after Paul Hamm belted a two bagger, with Ralph Brown and Al Fischer contributing as the setup.
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Warren County Dairy Association
Platter
Newell Printers
Russell Field
Tribune Industrial Baseball League
Warren
Paul Hamm
Bai Ak
del Nelson
Ralph Brown
Leon Brown
Baldeneperger
Claude Feiro
Newells
Burnell
Nelson
al” Fischer
Yan
Johnny" Hamm
Masterson
Zibble
Pearce
Baldensperger
Ecklund
Klund
Newell
E. Hamm
Newell Printers Narrow Loss to County Dairy in Low-Scoring Tilt
Pearce drilled a solo homer for Newell Printers and P Hamm lined a three base hit as County Dairy edged the printers 2 to 2. Zibble fanned five and Brown seven as Ecklund and Pearce combined on a key double play sequence. Nelson reached on a bat throw in the sixth, while Maize misplayed Pearce s drive allowing the Printers lone run.
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Newell Printers
County Dairy
Pearce
P. Hamm
Zibble
Baldensperger
Ecklund
eParce
Brown
County Daily
Harry Conroy
Nelson
Ed Hamm
Printers
Dick” Pearce
Maize
Dairy
Gardner
Feiro
Hall
Don Brown
Don Zibble
County
Ws. Ee
Rewal Bunnell
J. Hamm Rf
D. Nelson
Tilden Defeats Cochet to Reach World Final
CLOUD France June 3. Bill Tilden defeated Henri Cochet in the semi finals of the International hard courts championship to meet Rene Lacoste in the final. Tilden seeks the world title and avenges an earlier Forest Hills loss to Cochet while Lacoste had earlier beaten Tilden in a Davis Cup match.
Twirlers Star as Bankers Tie in Fast Loop Game
Dairy and Newell Printers pitchers delivered splendid ball while Zibble limited foes to three hits and two walks. The game started near 5 50 and finished in about an hour, claimed as possibly the fastest in Industrial loop competition between Bankers and Associated System.
Leading Batters and Oaks Classic Result Mentioned
Summary of top batting leaders for June 1 with Pirates dominating multiple categories and Gehrig Williams Ruth and Manush among leaders. Also reports Lord Dunham's Beam winning the Oaks at Epsom with Booklaw and Grant Vitesse following. Bob Smith noted as iron man pitcher in tough pitching duel for Cubs with Blake Brillhart and Osborn on the mound.
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Epsom
Eng
U. P
Lord Dunham
Lord Astor
Booklaw
Sir George Bullough
Grant Vitesse
Bob Smith
Cubs
Blake
Brillhart
Osborn
May Pass Bambino Lou Gehrig Joins Ruth In Home Run Race
Lou Gehrig, rising Yankee slugger, studies Babe Ruth to learn hitting artistry. The article notes Gehrig’s admiration for Ruth and predicts May home run pace could set records if maintained, as Gehrig sharpens his swing under Ruth’s guidance.
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Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Gehrig
Lou
Babe
Yankee
Ruth
Bambino
Warren County Nines Face Tri County Rival on Forest County Diamond
Warren County Dairy pitcher Don Brown returns from seven innings against Newell Printers to start for Warren County in Saturdays Tri County clash with Endeavor Lumberjacks. The game, at Forest County diamond Exposition Park, begins at three o'clock with Fritz Urbanski on the mound for Endavor Sunday in the home opener.
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Warren
Endeavor Lumberslacks
Forest County
Don Brown
Warren County Dairy
Newell Printers
Pearce
Endeavor
Irvine National Forgers
Corry
Ackson
Bob” Sweetland
Irvine
Hart
National Forge
Fox
Fritz” Urbanski
Baseballs Big Four Shine In Narrow Slugging Line
Ty Cobb doubled in three at bats while Babe Ruth topped with a single in three chances. Speaker also singled in three at bats. Hornsby paced the day with a triple a double and two singles in six trips. Averaging listed as AB Me Pet Fid HR ISL 3 a ats 1 000 1 5d 339 970 16 46 311 loa 0.
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Ty Cobb
Ruth
Speaker
Hornsby
AB. Me Pet
School Boy Hero with Artificial Legs Pitches Shuts Out
11 year old John Dallard Jr known as Smiling John for Brooklyn Preparatory School pitched a 1 to 0 victory against Old Man Hard Luck. He lost both legs four years ago after an incident near a train and has since become a sports standout and local hero. His father is a lawyer and John plans to choose a future career.
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International News Service
NEW York
Fec
John” Dallard Jr
Brooklyn Preparatory School
John
Brooklyn Preparatory
Baseball Notes From 1927 Circuit Draws Wide Praise
Year by year the record books grow as Braves and Cubs top the graph with 22 inning marathons and a 40 inning two game stretch. Longest NL game dated May 4 1920 saw 26 innings 1 to 1 tie between Brooklyn and Boston. Connie Mack stresses workload sharing with pitchers Pennock and rain postponements. Tris Speaker shines four for four in a recent Indians win. Travis Jackson joins John McGraw as young talent at shortstop. Doc Farrell keeps Giants from benching him. Partridge shows fence busting power with five homers for NL standout.
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Braves
Cubs
Brooklyn
Boston
Leon Cadore
Oe Oeschger
Travis Jackson
John J. McGraw
Doc” Farrell
Giants
McGraw
Farrell
Jackson
Freddie Lindstrom
Iron shot technique for accurate approach play
The article explains how to use the mashie for approach shots, stressing proper stance and blade edge alignment. It notes the club head sits behind the hands, requiring a forward shaft and a downward stroke. Practicing with the kinked face helps hold the green with backspin and straight travel.
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Dick Pearce
Bill” Tilden
Cochet
Harris
Pirates
Wright
Grantham
P. Waner
Williams
Phillies
Wilson
Yankees
Manush
Tigers
Pion Lutter
Palm Beach
Southland
Dublin
Gabardines
Union Underwear
Miller Huggins
Herb Pennock
Herb
Pennock
The
Cleve
Land Indians
Tris Speaker
Tris
Indians
Senators
Lisenbee
Connie Mack
Connie
Patridge
Nashville
Rov
J. M. Bailey
Optometrist
Wendelhoe Brock
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