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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1928

Page

6

Expo Park Diamond Ready for Sunday Mohawk Nine Clash

Expo Park diamond is in excellent condition for Sundays game between Burns Warren All Stars and the Mohawk Nine. Game starts at 3 30 with Burns counting on Pike Peterson and Left Callahan to pace the home lineup against Smith and the Mohawks. Local stars Burns Burns Burns and a deep roster including Yub Andrews Fritz Urbanski and Left Cedar aim to draw a big crowd for a crackerjack exhibition.

Expo Park Burns Warren Mohawk Nine Xposition Park Burns Warren Bradford Pike” Peterson Smith Callahan Oil City Bob Burns Norton American Association Erickson Nypean Yub” Andrews Sheffield Keystone Station Meley Oul Gary Bill” Beaumont Kane Fritz Urbanski Peterson

Macks Top Browns In Ninth Inning Rally At St Louis

In St Louis on June 9 the Philadelphia Athletics beat the Browns 10 to 8 after a ninth inning rally. Home runs by Blue Brannon and Bettencourt sparked the Browns' late surge, while Sammy Hale drove in four runs for Philadelphia. Rommel earned the win with 6 2 3 innings, Beck Coffman and Wiltse also pitched for the Athletics.

ST. Louis St. Louis Browns Philadelphia Athletics Brannon Bettencourt Browns Sammy Hall Athletics A's Philadelphia Rune Cochrane Hauser Kress Blue Sturdy Bishop Miller Jess Hale Mechrane Betencourt Rommel Simmons Boley Tor Hauser St.Louis Earnnshaw Beck Coffman Earnshaw Mel Wiltse kiSini Rémel McNeely Scott Barnhart Mornsby Richbourg Moore Sisler J. Smith Farrell Taylor L. Waner Traynor Brandt Hornsty Bartell Jet Pittsburgh Boston Kremer Tauscher

National League Standings and Schedule

Yesterday results Rosalia Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn five to three and St. Louis beat New York eight to three. Boston won nine to five over Pittsburgh and Philadelphia topped Chicago six to five. Today's games feature St. Louis at New York and Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Chicago visits Philadelphia and Pittsburgh hosts Boston. Tomorrow's schedule has St. Louis at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at New York.

Yestrday Rosalia Cincinnati Brooklyn St. Louis New York Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago Cincnnati Cincinnati Dees

Phillies Rally Past St Louis In Rain Soaked Game

In a rain abridged schedule Philadelphia defeated St Louis 10 to 8. Other matches included Washington at Chicago Boston at Detroit New York at Cleveland Boston at St Louis New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at Cleveland with several games weather affected.

Philadelphia St. Louis Washington Chicago Boston Detroit New York Cleveland

Hagen to play Sarazen Farrell in Rye exhibition

Walter Hagen, back from Europe, will team with Archie Compston in an 18 hole exhibition match against Gene Sarazen and Johnny Farrell at Rye on June 9. The event follows Hagen's homecoming from his European campaign.

Stanford Favored As A A Track Meet Opens In Chicago

Stanford leads the national collegiate A A track meet as preliminaries set up a possible record avalanche. Eric Krenz of Stanford cut the discus mark to 149 ft 2 in and Rice College of the Ozarks set a javelin record at 204 ft 9 8 in while Bracey of Rice Institute tied the world mark in the 220 yard dash in a Texas relay. Rain and chill affected trials with warmer weather hoped to boost distance marks.

C.D. Stewart Chicago Stanford California Harvard Stadium Eric Krenz Bud Houser Rice College of the Ozarks Hoffman Michigan Bracey Fleet Rice Institute de Hart Hubbard T Ranners

Sweet William Wallace Falls From Prime In Ring Slump

Billy Wallace once viewed as top lightweight and known as the terrible Billy has faded after a five month layoff caused by hand injuries. He resumed with a loss to Tommy Jones and a further setback in a rematch, prompting him to cancel two more bouts to rebuild form and strength.

Billy Wallace Billy William Wallace Bobby Tracy Eddie Kid” Wagner Billy Petrolle Tommy “Kid” Hirman Cuddy DeMarco al Gordon Tommy Kid” Murphy Paris Cangie Jimmy McLarnin Sid Terris McLarnin Tommy Jones

Braves Bruins Cards Reds Win In National Play

Boston Braves beat Pirates 9 to 5 at Boston with Pete Scott homering twice and Hornsby also homering. Phillies top Cubs 11 to 5 in Philadelphia as eighth inning rally seals win. Cardinals rally to 8 to 3 victory over the Giants in New York as Sherdel departs with early trouble.

Braves Bruins CARDS REDS PHILA CUBS Philadelphia Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Phillies Phils Chicago Blake Bush Hartnett Ferguson McGraw Davis Giants New York St. Louis Cardinals Agen New York Giants Wee Willie Sherdell Ott Walter Roettger St. . Louis Sherdel Wilson Barnes Walker Clarkson Cantwell O'Farrell

Bananas and Pops to Play Sunday Game at West End Grounds

Soda Pops and Bananas of Two Team league resume hostilities Sunday morning at the West End grounds with batteries yet to be announced. The clubs opened their schedule on the South Side diamond last Sunday, but the contest was halted in the sixth inning with no decision.

West End Bankers Nypenn Furniture Newell Prints County Dairy State Hospital East Side Fruit Willard Foley Tribune Ibme Industrial League Newell Printers Nypean Furniture Mike Bleech Money Men Red” Swanson Bleech Sweetland Youngsville Newell Club Jewell Gebhardt Wilson Newell’s Potts Proud Inkslingers al Wolfe Zibble Masterson Jinx Industria Newell Boys

Warren A squad to meet for big Sunday soccer clash

Warren A team will face Lief Erickson eleven Sunday at Mocee Grounds Celeron Park starting 2 45 pm DST. It is a league match with all Warren A players meeting at 11 30 am at the Post Office building for transport. The game ranks as one of the top contests on the local schedule.

Warren Lief Erickson Mocee Celeron Park

Home Run Club Leaders Named in Baseball Slugging Lists

Yesterday's list highlights Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees among home run leaders with Hale and Cochrane of the Athletics also off the mark. Branded names include Hornsby of the Braves, Hauser of the Athletics, Barnhart and Roettger of Pirates and Cardinals. Heathcote and Davis appear for Cubs and Phillies in a compact batting roundup.

Hornsby Braves L. Wilson Cubs Bissonette Robins Hale Athletics Hauser Cochrane Blue Browns Brannon Bellencoun Scott Pirates Barnhart Roettger Cardinals Heathcote Giants Davis Phillies Walker Reds

Four National League players shift clubs in pennant race maneuver

George Kirkley reports midseason player moves by New York Giants Brooklyn Robins and Yankees Indians involved in shifts aimed at strengthening rosters for a likely pennant race. Wrightstone and Harris are featured as key acquisitions with strategic aims for relief, pinch hitting, and batting depth as teams shape up for the season's stretch run.

George Kirkley New York John McGraw Wilber Robinson Donie Bush Boston Braves New York Giants Russell Wrightstone Phillies Brooklyn Robins Charley Hagreaves Pirates Harris Johnny Gooch Giants Art John Pacific Coast League William F. Baker Wrightstone McGraw Bill Terry Robins Hargreaves Gooch Brooklyn Washington Senators del Bissonette Wilbert Robinson Henline Deberry John Milius Yankee Stadium Milius New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Miller Huggins Bill Evans Indians Gene Roberson Mike Gazella

Baseball Yesterday Highlights Players and Standouts

Ty Cobb singled twice in four at bats driving in one run. Tris Speaker was out of the lineup. Kiki Cuyler failed to hit safely as pinch hitter in the ninth. Rogers Hornsby hit his tenth homer in three appearances scoring two runs. Paul Waner singled once in four trips and scored. Babe Ruth Lon Gehrig and Harry Heilmann were idle.

Ty Copp Ron Tris Speaker Kiki Cuyler Rogers Hornsby Paul Waner Babe Ruth Lon Gehrig Harry Heilmann

Bankers Edge Newell Boys in Friday Tribune League

Endurance Kings triumph as the Bleech defense yields only one safety to defeat the Newell boys. Aoternational Menereel noted in the recap, with emphasis on a tight game and notable plays.

Bleech Bankers Newell Boys

Weather Threatens Splendid Industrial League Showdown at North Warren

A promising Industrial league clash at North Warren pits State Hospital against Nypean Furniture as forecasts hint at a favorable Sunday. Veteran Warren followers plan an excursion to Cleveland to see Indians meet Athletics, while Burns All-Stars may host a post postponed game at Russell field.

North Warren State Hospital Tribune Industrial Organization Nypean Warren Sammy Cosmano Les Nero Count Guifire Cleveland Indians Athletics Jamestown Russell Field Burns All- Stars Newell Printers East Side Fruit and County Dairy Bankers

Davis Cup squad sails for Europe

The United States Davis cup team sails for Europe with William T. Tilden II, John Hennessey, George Lott, and Wilbur F. Coen Jr. The interzone final against the European zone winner, likely Italy, will be in Paris on July 20 to 22, after London and Wimbledon events in June.

New York United States Europe William T. Tilden Philadelphia Lapt John Hennessey Indianapolis George Lott Chicago Wilbur F. Coen, Jr Kansas City Italy Paris

Three Men Hurt in Glassport Auto Crash

Edward Griffith Sylvester Neel and William Rodgers, all of Elizabeth Pennsylvania, were seriously injured when their car struck a telegraph pole at Glassport. They were en route home and transported to McKeesport Hospital for treatment.

Pittsburgh U.P Edward Griffith Sylvester Neel William Rodgers Elizabeth Glassport McKeesport

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