Warren to Host Franklin Independents in Home Series
Manager Bob Burns of Warren schedules a home and home with the Franklin Independents. First game at Exposition Park this Sunday, with Warren’s lineup headlined by Lefty Callahan and George Norton. Franklin hoped to continue strong form as Warren aims to extend a four game skid. Potential appearances include Bull Smith and Ewing's Colored Stars from Schenectady, plus a tentative House of David showcase.
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Warren Fourth of July Auto Races Promoted by AAA Sanction
The Warren Fair grounds program on July 4 seeks top driving talent for a major auto racing meet. Sponsored by the American Legion and Warren County Fair, the event will be run under AAA sanction with Universal Company operations, aiming to attract the country’s finest drivers and high class entries.
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Yankees’ Wiley Moore Poised to Help Chase AL Flag
Star reliever Wiley Moore of the New York Yankees is nearing return after arm surgery at Bonesetter Reese in Youngstown. He last pitched before a May injury against the White Sox and missed over a month but now should rejoin the pennant chase.
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Home Run Club Leaders and Yesterday's Sluggers
Ruth and Gehrig lead the American League with 25 homers for the Yankees while Hauser and Todt pace the Athletics and Red Sox. Bottomley and Hornsby headline the National League, with Bossonette and Wilson also among top sluggers. Yesterday's homers include Leach Elliott Fothergill and Whitney in a mix of teams.
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Stenographer’s Bathing Suit Mixup Outlined in Odd Case
A office stenographer faced a peculiar situation involving a bathing suit that was a gift from a girlfriend sent by postcard. The suit caused embarrassment as she borrowed a merascage to test fit and her father grew angry after discovering the item.
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Race regulation wins praise in Warren July 4th plans
The piece lauds the AAA and its contest board for strict auto racing oversight nationwide. It notes the aim to stage a meritorious July 4th program in Warren with entries arriving from across the country, signaling a red letter day in local history.
Publicist Slain in Vienna Courtroom
Vienna reports Bruno Wolf editor of the Neus Wiener Journal was shot dead during a libel hearing with Oscar Poeffi, fellow editor. The killing occurred in a high court room as the trial proceeded.
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Paris Back in Watren Is a Spark for Local Baseball
Local fans celebrate Bill Paris’s return to Watren in Sunday action with Hammermill. He added two singles amid a wrist injury, signaling his batting eye remains sharp and promising help for upcoming games.
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Miners Granted injunction in Trevesgyn mine case
Pittsburgh June 19 district UMWA president P T Fagan and other union figures were restrained from interfering with operations at the Trevesgyn mine owned by McClane Mining Company in a preliminary injunction issued by Common Pleas Judge James HL Gray.
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East Side Nine Battles Dairy Men In Industrial League
In Russell Field and North Warren grounds the Trib une Industrial league schedules a West side clash between County Dairy and Bankers on Friday and a top matchup with State Hospital Saturday. Don Brown will pitch for County Dairy with Fitzpatrick catching. Pike Peterson may start for Fruit. Postponed East Side Fruit game eyed for South Side diamond tomorrow.
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Ohio Boxer to Meet Black Menace in 10 Round Bout
Johnny Risko of Cleveland will fight George Godfrey in a 10 round elimination bout at Ebbets Field. Risko faces a nearly 450 pound, six inch taller challenger and promises to bankrupt the black menace label with a victory. Godfrey seeks top heavyweight status and is favored by experts despite Risko's power and reach.
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National League Standings and Results Update
Yesterday's NL results show St. Louis defeating Cincinnati 9 to 4 and Philadelphia beating Brooklyn 11 to 10 with rain affecting the second game. Today the schedule features St. Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Philadelphia and New York at Boston with New York at Boston listed for tomorrow.
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California Crew Sets Intercollegiate Rowing Record
California, coached by Ky Ebright, won the 1928 intercollegiate rowing championship on the Hudson in 18 minutes 45 seconds, beating Columbia by three quarters of a length. Washington finished third, Cornell fourth, Navy fifth, Syracuse sixth, and Pennsylvania seventh in a rain soaked race.
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Boston Beats Washington 5 1 in First Game
Report lists game one Boston defeats Washington 5 to 1. Weather notes show rain for other games with Detroit at St Louis and Chicago at Cleveland on the schedule. Remaining matchups include Boston at Washington Philadelphia at New York and Chicago at Cleveland.
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Baltimore B and Reading fall as Rochester and Toronto win
International League results show Baltimore B 3 Reading 12, Rochester 6, with Buffalo Jersey City and Toronto Newark games affected by wet grounds. third inning end called due to rain.
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Warren Legion Nine Set for Sat Game at Russell Field
Coach Al Wolfe brings the Warren American Legion nine to Russell field on Saturday if weather cooperates. Former Blue and White players including the McCoy brothers Pete Hedges and Gene Kelly boost the lineup and Hedges may handle pitching. Season tickets for ten home games are offered at $2.50 per book.
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Senators and Red Sox Split Twin Bill in Washington
Washington and Boston split a doubleheader in Washington with the Red Sox winning 5 to 1 in game one and the Senators taking game two 16 to 7. Boston's pitchers included Russell Berry Zachary Lisenbee Brown and Ruel. Washington's were credited to Ruffing Bradley Garrison Settlemire Heving Gaston Marberry and Kenna.
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Baseball Highlights From Yesterday
Frankie Frisch singled twice, scored a run and drove in another in five at bats. Ruth Gehrig Cobb Speaker Hornsby Waner and Heilmann were idle.
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Cardinals Beat Reds 9 to 4 in Major League Showdown
June 20 St Louis Cardinals defeated the Cincinnati Reds 9 to 4 as Jim Bottomley slugged his 15th homer of the season. Bottomley Kelly Maranville Alexander Frisch Callaghan Wilson Douthit Deessen Hafey driven in runs with a variety of hits and sacrifices. Winning pitcher Alexander. Losing pitcher Donohue. Time 1 41. Other scores Philadelphia 11 Brooklyn 10. Bandits rob life insurance office in Kansas City, stealing 4935.66.
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