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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1928

Page

6

Two Warren baseball games on Sunday slate

Two Warren diamonds games are scheduled Sunday afternoon on the South Side and at Exposition Park. Burns Warren Wreckers seek a fourth straight win at the South Side, while Hammermill faces Erie at Brewery Field. Brookville Indies meet Jewel's Warren Independents at Exposition Park.

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Baseball stars spark busy day with multiple hits

Babe Ruth hit home run number 24 driving in two runs in three at bats. Louw Gehrig doubled twice in five plate appearances. Ty Cobb had two hits including a double in four trips and stole a base scoring twice. Kiki Cuyler tallied a double and single in five at bats. Paul Waner added two singles in four appearances. Harry Heilmann earned a single in five at bats and scored. Rogers Holmby drew a five game suspension after a Thursday dispute with an umpire. Tris Speaker did not play.

Babe Ruth Louw Gehrig Ty Cobb Tris Speaker Rogers Holmby Kiki Cuyler Paul Waner Harry Heilmann

Browns defeat Yankees in first g 5 4

Browns win 5 4 over the Yankees with home runs by Kress and Branton in St. Louis as Babe Ruth adds his 24th. Boston also tops Chicago 5 1 behind MacFayden five hurlers combined for the win. Senators outpace Tigers 5 4 in ten innings. Soccer and baseball sketch notes from Jamestown and Clarendon events follow.

ST. Louis St. Louis Browns New York Yankees Kress Branton Babe Ruth

Giants Acquire Genewich From Braves In Major Trade

Giants trade from Boston Braves brings Joe Genewich a right handed pitcher plus Bill Clarkson Ben Cantwell and Al Spohrer to boost the staff. Barn es also depart with three prospects as the clubs swap for a potential pennant run in a volatile National League season.

George Kirkley New York John McGraw McGraw Zeke Barnes Reds Adolfo Luque Barnes Pirates Lee Meadows Boston Braves Joe Genewich Bob O'Farrell Cardinals Russell Wrightstone Phillies Genewich Braves

Baseball Home Run Leaders and Scores Highlight Week

Ruth and Gehrig lead Yankees with home runs as Miller and Regan also key for A L teams. Braves, Cards, Cubs, Giants players hit late homers in yesterday’s action. In Buenos Aires a heavyweight bout pits Monte Munn against Clemente Sanchez, with Munn favored to win by knockout.

Yesteray Ruth Yankees Miller Athletics Regan Red Sox Brannon Browns Kress Grimm Cubs Jackson Giants Hurst Phillies Thompson Botomley Buenos Aires Monte Munn Nebraska Clemente Sanchez Lke United States

National League Standings and Schedule Update

Yesterday results show St Louis 5 Brooklyn 2 and New York 9 Pittsburgh 1 among others. Today's slate includes St Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York Chicago at Boston and Cincinnati at Philadelphia with tomorrow's Chicago at Brooklyn and St Louis at Cincinnati on the docket.

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Baseball scorecard shows early 20th century matchups

Philadelphia 12 Cleveland 5, St. Louis 6 New York 4, Washington 5 Detroit 4, Boston 3 Chicago 1. Schedule lists New York at St Louis, Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cleveland, Washington at Detroit, Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cleveland, Washington at Detroit.

Philadelphia Cleveland St. Louis New York Washington Detroit Boston Chicago Aeneea

Homer Hitters Prize in Tribune League

Bob Bulls manager of Warren Wreckers offers a Bobby Burns bat to any Trib une Industrial League player who hits legal homers in scheduled league contests. Triples and homers caused by errors do not count. The official scorekeeper will decide legitimacy. A similar offer will be made to the Amateur Fraternal league under the same terms.

Bobby Burns Tribune Bob Bulls Warren Wreckers Nypean Furniture Outft Burns Burne Bob Burns

Five Trib Games Set For Warren Industrial League Week

Five Trib games are scheduled next week across three fields with two postponed matchups. Newell Printers faces East Side Fruit on Monday at South Side, then Newell Printers meets Nypean Furniture on Russell Field Tuesday, while Wednesday pairs County Dairy with East Side Fruit on Russell Field. Friday hosts County Dairy versus Bankers, and Saturday features Bankers against State Hospital as Warren teams chase the first-half pennant.

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Scores From the International League Show Mixed Results

Rochester defeated Jersey City 6 to 1 while Newark beat Montreal 8 to 2 Reading won 8 to 4 over Buffalo and Baltimore dominated Toronto 9 to 3 with a 8 to 1 result.

Rochester Jersey City Newark Montreal Reading Buffalo Baltimore Toronto

Rochester Beats Warren Southpaw in 6 to 1 Game

Johnny Berley sent to Rochester by St. Louis Cardinals won 6 to 1 over Art Johnson of Warren in Jersey City. Berley excelled in the pinches as 13 Jersey City players were stranded. Johnson left the game in the eighth inning for a pinch-hitter, while manager Gilhooley hit a single. Johnson fanned six Rochester hitters, granted four free tickets, and allowed seven safeties including two extra-base hits.

Rochester Jersey City Gelbert I. Smith Southworth Morrow Head Berley Walsh Bead Johnson McHugh Manger Rochestere Strick Himes Selkirk Fyfe and Carroll Johnny Berley St. Louis Cardinals Art Johnson Warren Boy Gilhooley

Ruth's 24th Home Run Boosts Pace for 1927 Schedule

Babe Ruth sits seven games ahead of his 1927 pace after belting his 24th homer yesterday against Alvin Crowder of the Browns. His 24th last year came on June 22, marking another early milestone in the season.

ST. Louis Babe Ruth Alvin Crowder Browns Ruth

League Chatter Highlights Industrial League Batting Spree

Joe Gardner hovers around a half thousand average in the Trib une Industrial league while State's Jim Scarry emerges as a sprinting infield star. State Hospital bred a surge in offense against East Side Fruit Club with twenty safeties, and Skin ny Weidert logged his third win. Fritz Rieder turned a one hander into a double play as Willis Eby vaulted into a double killing. Bob Burns offers a Warren made mat for homers prompting a free ticket contest.

Joe Gardner Dick Pearce Har Lord Jim Scarry Tribune Industrial Organization Degan Massa Mansa Fritz Rieder Feiro Willis Eby

Dave Shade defeats Oklahoma Cowboy in 16 round bloodied bout

California middleweight Dave Shade defeats George Courtney in a dramatic 16 round fight at Coney Island Stadium to earn a possible title challenge against Mickey Walker. Court ney protests the decision as blood flows from Shade and Courtney. Referee warnings and a ferocious exchange marked the bout.

New York Dave Shade California Mickey Walker George Courtney Coney Island Stadium Shade Walker Courtney O'Sullivan O’sullivan

State Hospital routs East Side Fruit in easy 14–0 victory

State Hospital remains undefeated in Tribune Industrial action as it paces to a 14 to 0 win over East Side Fruit. Twenty safeties by Hospital players boost batting averages led by Happy Ward with four hits including a double. Weidert hurls a complete game allowing four singles while Fruit's Ray Bennett and Harford work mound duties. Key defensive plays by Fritz Reider and Eby highlight the lopsided showcase.

State Hospital East Side Fruit Club Pour Happy Ward Tribune Industrial Tireles East Side Fruit Jimmy Scarry Dick Pearce Skinny Weidert Joe Gardner Warren Weidert State East Side Ray Bennett Harford Pike Peterson Peterson Erie Fritz Reider Chuck Feiro Eby

Baseball score details from State Hospital game report

The record lists base hits by Weidert Ward and others, plays including a Gee fly and an unassisted putout, several double plays, and strikeout counts for Weidert Bennett and Lord. Losing pitcher Bennett. Umpires Ray Lewis and Claude Feiro.

Giants Top Pirates 9 to 1 in Vic Aldridge's complete game

Vic Aldridge pitched his first full game for the New York Giants and defeated his former team the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 1. Aldridge contributed three hits and led a lopsided National League clash in New York on June 16.

New York Vic Aldridge Giants Pittsburgh Pirates Pittsburgh

Logan's Belle Wins Prize at Warren Saddle Show

Warren saddle enthusiasts attend the Buffalo Saddle and Bridle club show. H A Logans Belle took second prize in the polo pony class with G Calvert of Detroit aboard. Siggins and Wilder families present with multiple entries and spectators observe the event.

Warren Saddle Buffalo Saddle and Bridle Club H. A. Logan Belle G. Calvert Detroit H. A. Siggina Second Avenue Warrenttes Logan Siggins C. £. Wilder C. FE

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