Former St Bonaventure catcher signs with Burns' All-Stars
Corydon's Witspatrick, ex St Bonaventure College catcher, joins Burns' All-Stars for the season opener Saturday at Roswell field against the Jamestown Spider-Webbs. Fitzpatrick is a strong backstop and right fielder slated for 3 30 PM start. locals from Kane Ludlow Youngsville Corydon Sheffield Clarendon represent a large crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Bonaventure
Burns
WEBBS
Witspatrick
Corydon
St Bonaventure College
Bob Burns
Roswell Field
All-Stars
Jamestown Spider-Webbs
Fitzpatrick
Jamestowners
Kane
Ludlow
Youngsville
Sheffield
Clarendon
Fitzgerald
Associated
Tribune Industrial League
Bwat” Erickson
Washington
Spiders
Hugh Bedient
Mubber
Red” Swanson
Cat” McCullough
Warren
Eddie” Manguso
Geib
Crowe
Manning
Peterson
Murphy
Jamestown
Bazeman
Baltimore
Bill” Beauvont
al” Wolfe
Kout
Mi Ger
Babe” Cook
Kane Flinger
Logals
Celoron Park
Pirates Rally Past Reds 11 8 in Sixth Inning
Pittsburgh broke a tied game with a six run sixth as the Pirates defeated the Cincinnati Reds 11 to 8. Pete Donahue and Red Bucas surrendered 15 hits in the loss. Box score details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Pete Donahue
Red Bucas
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Rough Game Ends in 11 After Inning Loss
Cincinnati scores once in the second and again in the ninth while Pittsburgh plates eleven in the middle innings to win 11 to 1. Dressen Gooch Waner Walker Zitzmann lead with two base hits as Wanninger Pipp Grantham drive runs. pitching details and fielding miscues noted, with Hill taking the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A.B. Pittsburgh
R. HE
L. Waner
Coyler Jr
Waner
Wright
Grantham
Traynor
Barnhart
Gooch
Kremer
Zinzmann
Fipp
Walker
Rfsler
Ritz
Wanninger Ss
Donohue
P . Ewens
Veisee
Ene Mays
P. Tees Becht
Allen
Nehf
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Dressen
I. Waner
Zitzmann
Wanninger
Pipp
Wrecht
P. Waner
Gutz
Dono Ime
Hill
Mays
Hills
Hils
Morrison
Bonahue
Lucas
Hil
Nebf
Aldridge
Becas
Moran, O'Day
Beardon
Cubs Fall To Cardinals In Streak Extension
In St Louis on June 23 the Chicago Cubs saw their win streak end at four after losing 11 to 6 to the Cardinals. Grover Alexander, a former Cub, started for St Louis while Chicago used three pitchers. The scoreboard shows Cardinals scoring a run in each inning before finishing with six runs in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisox
Chicago
White Sox
St Louis Browns
George Conally
Conally
al Thomas
Browns
St. Louis
Stewart
O'Neill
Connally
McCurdy
Dempsey Sharkey Fight Terms Set for July 21
Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and challenger Jack Sharkey agreed on terms for a Yankee Stadium battle on July 21. Dempsey earns a $250,000 guaranteed plus 26 percent of receipts over $1,000,000. Sharkey takes 25 percent with no guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Tex Rickard
Gene Tunney
Dempsey
Sharkey
Pil
Dempy
Rickard
Teasons
Jerry Layvadis
Jerry the Greek
Jerry
Tunner
Rey
Tunney
Sam
Tom Gibbons
White Sulphur Springs
Miss Browne Picks Miss Van Wie To Win
Mrs Browne selects Miss Van Wie as likely champion in Buffalo as match play advances in the Buffalo invitation tournament. The second round featured uphill battles and a fierce gale with Edith Quier of Reading Pa pushing Mrs D Reymond before a long extra-hole finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Browne
Buffalo
N. Y
U P
Reymond
Harrison
Lockport
Curtis Sohl
Columbus
Soh
Arthur Harrison
Miss van Wie
Chicago
England
Helen Peynon
Portland
Louise Foreyce
Ruth Loses Two More Baseballs in Bleachers
Babe Ruth of the Yankees hit two home runs in a doubleheader against the Benton Red Sox, losing two balls to the bleachers. He belted both off Hal Wiltse in the first game as New York won 7 4 and the second 2 0. Wiltse, Harries and Hartley pitched for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Babe Ruth
Hal Wiltee
Yanke
Benton Red Sox
Wiltse
Harries
Hartley
National League results and today’s schedule
Baseball results from yesterday with St Louis topping Chicago 11 to 5 and Pittsburgh 11 to Cincinnati 9. Today Cincinnati visits St Louis and Boston visits New York with Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Tomorrow Chicago visits Pittsburgh and Boston goes to Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Baseball Scores and Schedules From Yesterday's Standings
The slate shows St. Louis 3 5. Chicago 2 8. New York 7 3. Boston 4 2. Washington 7. Results list St. Louis at Cleveland and New York at Boston with Washington at Philadelphia and Detroit at Chicago. International results include Toronto 13 3 and Rochester 7 4. Buffalo 11 Syracuse 7. Baltimore 8 Newark 3. Reading versus Jersey City amid rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. H. C. A. Combs
Morehart
Ruth If
Gehrig
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Yesteradys Resaly
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
Baltimore
Newark
Reading
Jersey City
Dan Pet
Tenes
Rochester Se
Milwaukee and rivals clash in 11 inn baseball card
In a compact box score style, Milwaukee beats Indianapolis 7 to 6, with Kansas City at 4 9, Louisville 2 8, Toledo 10 and Minneapolis 9 across a late innings finish. The 11th inning marked the decisive stretch for several teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Toledo
Minneapolis
Inn
Monneapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Bankers beaten by New Process in Expo Park game
New Process defeated Bankers 15 to 7 at Expo Park last evening. Briggs hit a home run, with Jewell, DeFrees, Phister, Lannon and Lagerblad adding two base hits each as New Process piled up 16 safeties and clouted key hits. Hellar pitched effectively, allowing four walks and nine hits through the eight innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew
Feamp
Expo Park Grounds
Unien
Bleech
DeFrees
Jewell
Briggs
Phister
Lawson
Lagerblad
Hellar
Bankers Prewscesses
Bane
Lannon
Legerbied
DeFreee
Geltner
Hankers
New Fraccas
Floyd Pickard
Weis
B. Geitner
Lagerblad If
Three Linkers Defeated by County Dairy Club Twilight Clash
County Dairy trimmed the Three to six in a twilight game on Russell field. Tony Baxter pitched for the Milkers and blanked Fellows until the fifth inning when a rally produced five runs. The Dairy offense struck in two periods, the third and fourth, with eight players crossing home. Lefty Clark was knocked out in the fourth after seven safeties in that frame, including a home run by Del Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Dairy
Russell Field
Tony” Baxter
Clark
Double Header on Local Diamond Sunday Provides Exciting Weekend
Warren team of the Tri County loop schedules three games this week ending with a double header against Endeavor Lumberjacks at Exposition Park Sunday. First game starts at two PM with Don Brown Fritz Urbanski and Ray Nelson set to pitch. Endeavor counters with Rohrbaugh Cedar Craig and Callahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Tri-County Loop
Endeavor Lumberjacks
Endeavor
Exposition Park
Pearce
Don” Brown
Fritz” Urbanski
Ray” Nelson
Brown
Urbanski
Nelson
Rohrbaugh
Cedar
Craig
Callahan
Ndeavor
Corry
Irvine National Forgers
Irvine
Jackson
Jewell Field
Columbus
Ruth Hits Back-to-Back Home Runs in Openers Double Header
Babe Ruth belted his 23rd and 24th homers in the first game of a double header and hit a solo shot in the nightcap, with four at bats in the opener and two in the second. Speaker gathered three singles in four tries in the doubleheader at Philadelphia. Cobb, pinch-hitting for Quinn, failed to hit safely. Hornsby idle. Averages show Hornsey Raid 2216 75 B47 24 218 68 820 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Speaker
Philadelphia
Quinn
Cobb
Hornsby
AB. EH. Pet. HA. Hornsey
Baseball Scoring Fragment With Player Highlights
A partial 1930s style box shows batting leaders and doubles totals for Pirates Yankees Cubs and Tigers. Entries include Hite Waner Gehrig Ruth and Homere with scattered numbers like 417 3 17 14 23 200 80 and 2. The fragment hints at game details and individual performances without a complete lineup or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harria
Pirates
Hite
P. Waner
Stephenson
Cubs
Bomers—Wilson
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehrlar
ubles—Burna
Indiate
Manuch
Tigers
Ruth
Battle on Russell Field Sparks Triune League Clash
Warren County Dairy and Ny mn Furniture leaders of The Tri une Industrial Baseball League clash this evening on Russell field in a pivotal game of the campaign. Don Brown and Cut McCullough are the probable pitchers. A record crowd is expected as Oil Smith of the Pirates, noted for his rugged play, looms as a key figure in the matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Dairy
Nymn Furniture
Triune Industrial Baseball League
Russell Field
Nypenn
Don” Brown
McCullough
Dutch Hart Leads Lumberjacks Past Youngsville in Win
En deavor pitcher Dutch Hart held Youngsville to scattered hits as the Lumberjacks won 7 106. McCullough and Erickson were the only players with more than one hit, each going two for four. Joe Harris of the Pirates likely set a new major league batting record for regular players mid-season with a .451 average, a mark not matched since Rogers Hornsby at .429 two years earlier. The league is abuzz over the hot streak and a muffler joke circles the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Endeavor
Youngsville
McCullough
Erickson
Joe Harris
Franklin
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rogers Hornsby
Also Mentioned on This Page
BUCS
Heavy Battlers
UTH
Hal
YANKS
National League
St. Louie
Jay
Dugan
Carlyle
Todt
Combs
Shocker
Mrer
Ratting
Rat Ting
Wiley Moore
Geisel
Nalling
Dineen
Gaston
Sehang
Thomas
Athletics
Senators
Horace Lisenbee
Crowder
Burke
Thurston
Tate
Gray
Perkins
Lowia
Jone
American Association
Linkers
County Dairy Club
Homer
Tony Baxter
Abrho Re Ee Saee
Lauffenberger
Nielly of
Lf - Anderson
Nicholson
Kinkaid
Rf - Johnson
Nerolf
Tickner
Cf-P
Howarth
Brown Htee
Abrhoa
Oil Smith
Dave Bancroft
Bancroft
Bob Meusel
Snyder
Giants
Smith
Prese
FORD
Chevrolet
Fe General Tire
Pris
Warren General Tire Co
Penna. Ae
Warren, Pa
Tia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!