Carmen Hill scores sixth straight as Pittsburgh tops Phillies
Carmen Hill earned his sixth consecutive win as Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 7-3, despite being hit hard at times. Joe Harris collected two hits in two turns, while Mitch Williams and Warer led the offense. Hill struck out two, and Scott took the loss for Philadelphia. Elsewhere, Rives Stephenson’s eleventh inning single gave Chicago a 4-3 win over Boston. Bob McGraw starred for St Louis in a 6-2 victory over Brooklyn, providing two hits including a 2-run triple.
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Industrial League Classic Promises High-Scoring Showdown
Associated System and Newell entry ready for ideal weather as Printers and Inkslingers clash tonight at Busgefield. Nypenn Furniture and Warren County Dairy slated to meet tomorrow in a season defining marquee, with Brown and Bennett among the vocal participants and Wolfe debuting for Beakers in the Beakers versus Nypenn Furniture tilt.
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Massa Leads Blue and White Team In 1928 Season
Yesterday's star Joey Massa was elected to lead the Blue and White diamond team for the 1928 season at a meeting of the fifteen lettermen at the High school. He is described as a heavy batter and fine fielder, a strong first baseman. Newell Printers vs. Associated System on Russell field at 1 o'clock. Warren County Dairy vs. Nypern Furniture on Russell field at 5 45. A state boxing title bout is scheduled for Wednesday at Conneaut Lake Park with Willie Davies defending against Hal Stevenson. The season era features other local sports notes and player updates from the Tribune.
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Eonight
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Associated System
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Fomorrow
Warren County Dairy
Nypern Furniture
Conneaut Lake Park
Willie Davies
Charleroi
Hal Stevenson
Scranton
Massa Honored as Warren High Baseball Captain
Icey Massa was elected leader of the 1928 Warren high baseball squad at a meeting of fifteen members. Jim Lytle and Freddie McCoy were also nominated. Massa, a top hitter and strong pitcher, followed Bob Field, and earned his first varsity letter this spring after becoming eligible May 1. Fifteen players earned letters. seven will be eligible next year, including Joey Massa and Jumbo Lytle among others. Prospects for another strong team look bright.
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Warren High
Jim” Lytle
Freddie McCoy
Massa
Bob” Field
Warren
Joey” Massa
Ange” Berevino
Manager Harris Signals Senators Shakeup In Wakeup Call
Washington June 7 U P Manager Bucky Harris woke the Senators early for practice in hopes of ending a sleep habit visible in games He warned regulars he will yank starters for substitutes as he did against the Browns and warned the team it must wake up or drop further in the standings He hinted at new faces but would not confirm a Rommel acquisition or Goslin trade Nick Cullop has been sold to Indiana and Ollie Tucker moved to the Minneapolis Millers under option
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New Orleans
Minneapolis Millers
Leading Batters in National and American Leagues
Baseball leaders through June 5 include Harris of Pittsburgh at .419, Wright with 63 hits, Grantham 15 doubles, P Waner 8 triples, Wilson and Williams both with 10 homers. American leaders show Gehrig atop batting at .311 with 74 hits and 16 doubles. Manush 8 triples. Ruth 17 homers.
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Williams
Wrightstone
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P Scott
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Industrial League Week Schedule Preview
Tuesday Newell Printers meet Associated System, Wednesday sees Warren County Dairies face Nypean Furniture, and Thursday pits Bankers against Nypean Furniture. The fragmentary text follows with a quote about reformers seeking happiness and a remark on a rejected lover’s advice.
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Associated System
Warren County Daires
Nypean Furniture
Bankers
Platform mishap during arena event shocks spectators
A fall on the outer edge of the platform disrupted the round twice, the second fall mirroring the first to aid spectators who had not clearly seen the initial incident. No injuries or official actions were reported.
Greensburg Man Leading Golfers in National Open Qualifiers
Greensburg Pa professional Perry Delvicchio led a field of fourteen qualifiers for the national open with a 163 for 36 holes at Oakmont Country Club. Other qualifiers from the Pittsburgh district include Vincent Eldred, Joseph H Wells, T W Norton, Eddie Towns, George Christ, Charles Manning, and several Loefflers and Walsh. The opera will be held starting June 14 at Oakmont.
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Qloan
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Altoona
Eddie Towns
Washington
Baseball results and schedule from the National League yesterday and today
Yesterday in the National League St Louis defeated Brooklyn 6 to 2 Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 7 to 5 Chicago edged Boston 4 to 3 in 21 innings. Today Boston visits St Louis Philadelphia goes to Cincinnati New York plays Pittsburgh Brooklyn meets Chicago Tomorrow roster notes St Louis hosts games Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago
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Yesterday's results and upcoming MLB schedule summary
Yesterday Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 4 to 1 and Chicago won 10 to 2 against Boston. Today matchups include St Louis at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington Detroit at Boston Chicago at New York. Tomorrow Detroit travels to Boston for GMCS action.
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International Y Yesterdays Results and Hiker Feature
Reported yesterday scores show Newark 8 Syracuse 6 Jersey City 3 Rochester 2 Reading 9 Toronto 3 Buffalo Baltimore 3 with Indianapolis 3 Minneapolis 2 in 10 innings noted Sunday. A feature reflects growing woman hikers as seasons renew desire to travel by road and record pace while a quip and a note on Harry K E Thaw as a volunteer firefighter close the column.
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Johnson Hitting Gance and the Most Dangerous Men
Johnson delivered a strong offensive showing guiding his team to a 7 to 3 win over Wilson. The lanky southpaw played first base, handled all chances cleanly, went 3 for 5 with five plate appearances, and drove in several runs to anchor the triumph. Norfolk remains in the cellar.
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WRESTLING MAY BE BARRED IN ILLINOIS
Illinois may ban professional wrestling as a legislative committee probes the sport in Chicago. Rep Claude Rew vows to push a bill to outlaw wrestling statewide after testimony alleging payoffs, rehearsed holds, and syndicate influence involving Lewis Sandow and associates. Also notes boxing hearings and Pirates baseball lineup shifts.
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Ehmke Puzzles Tribe as Indians Fall 4 1
Philadelphia pitcher Howard Ehmke baffled Cleveland with a mix of curves allowing six hits in 1 27. Ehmke and teammates held the Indians to one run while Philadelphia totaled four. Buckeye Buckeye, Wehrenre Cobb, Simmons and Dykes tallied for Cleveland. Collins, Weinhre Cobb, Simmons contributed for Philadelphia. The game featured quick play and two strikeouts for Ehmke, with Buckeye taking the loss.
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Baseballs big four spark in uneven schedule run
Cobh, sole Quad member seen in action, delivered three doubles while gaps in the slate left Hornsby Ruth and Speaker idle. Averages show Fid. He. Broyneby 308 at bats 61 hits 386 average 0.5? Details unclear but highlights strong early form.
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