Eppa Rixey Tops Giants In Cincinnati Victory
Eppa Rixey outpitched New York as the Reds beat the Giants 5 to 3 in Cincinnati. Cincinnati broke a 3 3 tie with two tallies in the tenth inning to win the series three games to one. Piernich belted his fifth home run of the season.
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NEW York Giants
New York
Cincinnati
Rune
Walker
Picinich
Pipp
Terry
O'Farrell
Dressen
Ford
Reese
Mann
Cummings
Callaghan
Ott
Piemech
Zitzmann
Rixey
Lindatrom
Cohen
Balla
Faulkner
Henry
May
Barnes
Mays
Kolp
Maying
Impires
Kiem
McCormick
National League results and schedule notes from yesterday and today
Baseball briefs show St Louis 11 Boston 5 and Cincinnati 6 New York 3 in the NL. Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 3. Brooklyn 7 Chicago 2. Today’s NL games: St Louis at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Chicago at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New York. Tomorrow: St Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at Boston.
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St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Risko switchs promoters with Godfrey bouts ahead
Cleveland heavyweight Johnny Risko pivots to Humbert Fugazy after a dispute with Tex Rickard. Risko is slated to fight George Godfrey on June 20 followed by Robert Roberts and Pauline in Fugazy promoted bouts, a move that may redefine his title chances and promoter alliances.
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Cleveland
Tex Rickard
Tom Heeney
Baker Boy
Danny Dunn
Rickard
Humbert Fugazy
Risko
Fugazy
Dunn
Tex
Sharkey
George Godfrey
Robert Roberts
Pauline
Godfrey
King of Promoters
St. Louis and Chicago Rival in League Playoffs
Scores from multiple leagues include Philadelphia 32 Detroit 6 and St. Louis 9 Boston 4 with New York 8 Chicago 6. International and American Association results listed, plus a public notice for 1928 bids to erect a frame addition and plumbing system at Page Hollow school in Warren Pa with bid date June 20 1928.
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Hiladelphia
St. Lows
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Reese
Eyeense Dd
Lindstrom
Chicago
Ott
K.ax Cummings Welsh
Oes Mann
Terry
Jackson
Cohen
O'Doul
O'Farrell
Faulkner
Hogan
Follis
Barnes
Wrightstone Henry
Roush
Henry
Page Hollow
Glade Township
B. Pees
Warren
Pees
GEO. S, Hunter, Committee
Former Warren Boy Named to Major Sports Committee
Harry Neily, once a Warren youth, 80n of Mrs Jennie Neily of 1 New Court Street, is appointed by Amer league president E E Barnard to a commission selecting the most valuable player for the 1528 season. Teammates and editors from major papers will serve, with a $1000 prize and a testimonial. Neily, now in Chicago with the Chicago American, has long been a noted sports expert.
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Warren Boy
Jennie Neily
New Court Street
E. E. Barnard
American League
Paul Shannon
Boston Post
Ed Bang
Cleveland News
Marty Salsinger
Detroit News
William B. Hanna
New York Herald-Tribune
James Isaminger
Philadelphia Enquirer
Ed Wray
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Denman Thompson
Washington Star
Warren
Chicago
Neily
The
Chicago American
Yankees Rapping Out Top Victory Over White Sox
June 14 report of the New York Yankees defeating Chicago White Sox. Tony Lazzeri hit two triples and the Babe two singles while Hoyt earned his eighth win of the season.
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Chicago
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Tony Lazzeri
Babe
Hoyt
New York
Double in Ninth Gives Phila Win Over Pitt Pirates
Philadelphia triumphed 4 to 3 over Pittsburgh as Art Jahn drove in two with a ninth inning double. Grimes held firm until the final frame. Adams, Barnhart, Brickell, Thompson, Hurst, and Jahn drove in runs. Jahn had two. Pirates left seven on base, Phillies three. Sweetland earned the win. Also: Brooklyn Robins beat Cubs 7 to 2 behind Danzy Vance. Babe Herman homered twice. Cardinals defeat Braves 11 to 8 as five Cards homered. Hornsby hit his 13th.
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Philadelphia
Art Jahn
Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Grimes
Pittsburgh
Adams
Barnhart
Brickell
Thompson
Hurst
Jahn
Hargreaves
Sand
Wright
Adams Ton
Waner
John
Benge
Sweetland
Vampires
Quigley
Piirman
Stark
Robins
Cubs
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Robins
Danzy Vance
Chicago Cubs
Vance
Babe Herman
Chicago
Malone
Weinert
Hartnett
Deberry
Mostil
Clancy
Lyons
Aes
Psi
R.H. PO
Se Benge
P Sweetland
P . Williams
Baseball Greats Report Yesterday Actions
Yesterday's box score highlights include Babe Ruth with two singles a walk and a run scored in five chances. Lou Gehrig added two singles a run and an RBI in five at bats. Ty Cobb scored twice on walks despite no hits. Tris Speaker played briefly without a hit. Harry Heilmann had one single in four trips. Paul Waner went hitless in three at bats. Rogers Hornsby homered his 13th and added a single in three at bats. Kiki Cuyler singled homered drove in a run and scored once in four plate appearances.
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Lou Gehrig
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Harry Heilzann
Paul Waner
Rogers Hornsby
Kiki Cuyler
Former welter in position to demand bouts
Pete Latzo, former welterweight champion, could press for fights with Mickey Walker and Tommy Loughran after a five round bout at Ebbets Field drew 15,000. Latzo led on points until Leo Lomski fouled him in the sixth round, awarding Latzo a controversial victory.
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N. Y
U. P
Pete Latzo
Mickey Walker
Helder
Tommy Loughran
Ebbetsfield
Latzo
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Washington
Lomski
Laiza
Rihoons Nucisms BILL RitT Umpires and Bottle Tosses
An denouncement of bottle throwing during baseball games critiques umpires and fans. It notes direct hits win applause and penalties for injuries, with examples from Brooklyn and St. Louis. The upcoming Russell field game pits Attend ants against Bananas as Pib Peterson leads the Bananas in a potential upset.
Browns Defeat Red Sox 9 8 In High-Scoring Tilt
St Louis Browns rally with six homers led by Brannon to edge Boston 9 8. Other games see Indians rally past Washington 8 7 and Philadelphia beat Detroit 12 5 as Quinn shines on the mound.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
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Russell
Simmons
Morris
Bradley
Berry
Ogden
Strelecki
Wiltse
Coffmann
Schang
Jamestown excursion seats set for Indians Athletics game
A special Jamestown Erie Railroad excursion to Cleveland Sunday reserves a block of seats near first base for fans traveling from Jamestown and nearby towns to see the Indians against the Athletics. Players such as Speaker Cobb Simmona Grove Uhie and the Sewell boys will be featured. Departure from Jamestown is 7:30 a.m. Warren time.
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Erie Railroad
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Speaker
Cobb
Simmona
Grove
Uhie
Sewell Boys
Important Game on Local Field Tomorrow Night
East Side Fruit led by Pike Peterson meets State Hospital at Russell Field to challenge the four game winning streak of Tribune Industrial League leaders. Skin Weidert expected to start with McCullough or Feiro behind the plate. Kay Bennett Dick Pearce McCullough Ward Daly among top hitters.
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State Hospital
East Side
Peterson
East Side Fruit
Weidert
McCullough
Chuck” Feiro
Kay Bennett
Dick Pearce
Ward
Daly
Home Run Club Names Baseball Starters and Results
A list of players from multiple teams including Hauser Todt Hornsby and Bottomley with home run tallies and single hits. The roster spans Cardinals Cubs Red Sox Braves Robins Browns Reds and Senators. The note cautions buyers to read classified ads carefully.
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Todt
Red Sox
Hornsby
Braves
Bissonette
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Bottomley
L. Wilson
Cubs
Yesteray
Hafey
Herman
Brannon
Browns
Cuyler
Picinich
Reds
Douthit
Frisch
Reeves
Senators
Williams
Taitt
Blue
Berry
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Printers County Dairy Tribune
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