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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1927

Page

6

Newell Printers Triumph Over Bankers In Industrial League

Newell Printers defeated Bankers 4 to 2 at Russell field to close the Industrial League first half. Don Zibble pitched strongly for the Printers with ten strikeouts as Al Wolfe homered in the fourth. A two run rally in the seventh sealed the win, using three hits and solid defense to hold the Bankers.

Newell Printers Jeane Bankers Russell Field Don” Ibble Zibble Harold Wilson Joe” DeFrees Newells Bud” Proud Goxn al” Fischer Newell al” Wolfe Eby Senger Harrington Gebhardt Hall Wilson Dick” Pearce Zbble Lewis

Zibble Dominates as Bankers Fall in Tight Frame

Cher was retired as leading 4 2. Zibble fanned Gebhardt Bleech and DeFrees in the last half to reach ten strikeouts. In the sixth two Bankers were retired by the ax. Senger Hariington Randinelli were struck out. Proud hit three singles, Wolfe homered and singled, Garvington made nine putouts with no errors.

Cher Zibble Proud Wolfe Garvington Zible Newetl Printers AB . Ti G. Alt. Lewis Prowd Fischer Feire Baidensperge Greteler Gardner Hall Newells Bankers Sumac DeFrees Harry Conroy

Star Don Newell shuts down Bankers in Tribu n e league clash

Yesterday's Star Don Newell pitched a strong game to hold the Bankers to five safeties, two by Al Wolfe, including a fourth inning homer to right. Trades ripple through the league with waivers handling moves like Bernie Nies from Indians to White Sox. Jacobson from Red Sox to Indians. Grover Alexander valued at 4,000 by Cardinals a year ago. Alex evaluations by Phillies, Braves, Giants. late note on Coil s t s and Terry’s homer over jet field seats. Also mentions Hub Prustt's wild walks, Tremper joining Brooklyn, and Ray Tral's relief stint.

Don” Zibble Newell's Bankers Tribune Russell Field al” Wolfe Cardinals Grover Alexander Phillies Braves Giants Alex

Paddock Defends Heavyweight Title in 1855 Bout

On February 25, 1855, Tom Paddock defended his English heavyweight title against Aaron Jones in a 61 round turf ring near Lemson. Paddock won amid heavy bruising, Jones later remembered for claiming the American title and for service with the Confederate army under Gen Beuregard.

Paddock S. Jones Doc Reid Tom Paddock England Aaron Jones Lemson Jones Gid Beuregard Tim

Thurston Beats Red Sox With Arm and Bat

Hollis Thurston led the Senators to a 5-3 win over the Boston Red Sox on June 25. He drove in three runs with a double and two singles, while scattering eight hits. The game moved Washington ahead 5-1 before Boston rallied to 5-3.

Thurston Boston Red Sox Boston Hollis Thuston Hollis Thurston Senators Washington Ruel Harris Wingfield Moore

Tigers Beat White Sox 9 to 4 in Chicago

Detroit Tigers piled up 15 hits for 26 total bases to defeat the Chicago White Sox 9 to 4. Tavener collected four hits and Gehringer hit a triple and a double as Detroit built a lead with late scoring. Chicago drew 4 runs on 9 hits with Collins Baasler Faber Barna thee and McCurdy contributing.

Chicago Detroit Tigers Chicago White Sox Tavener Gehringer Detroit Collins Baasler Faber Barnathee McCurdy

He's A Curve Ball Hitter In A Curve Ball League

Joe Harris, nicknamed Moon, has become a key Pirates hitter as curve balls dominate the league. After stints with Cleveland Boston and Washington, Harris has boosted his average near .400 this season by feasting on breaking pitches. Team chatter credits his success to his swing and the pitchers reliance on curves, signaling a shift in the National League.

Egy Grove Joe “Moon” Haris Pirate Cleveland Indians Boston Red Sox Washington Nationals Harris Pittsburgh Pirates Cardinals Barney Dreyfuss Herman Layne Cobb Layne Joe Barris Kitler Cleveland Boston Washington

Endeavor Jacks Open Two Game Series This Sunday

Warren and Endeavor clash in a Tri county circuit game this afternoon at Endeavor 3 with a 3 0 start and a Sunday double header at Exposition Park beginning 3 20. Raiders include Ray Nelson Daly Brown and Jewell among others as starter.

Endeavor Jacks Warren Endeavor Exposition Park Roy Pearce Leacker Forest County Mator Daly Brown Nelson Urbanski Anthony Wolfe Ward Jewell H. Wilson Clark Dick” Pearce Timas Ray Nelson Don” Brown Fritz Judy Mintzer Beaumont Streik Ludlow Wildcat Park Irvine Corry Irvine National Forgers Jewell Field Columbus Huffman Eric Soldiers

Smith Fined Five Hundred And Thirty Day Suspension For On Field Attack

Earl Smith Pittsburgh catcher was fined 500 dollars and suspended for 30 days after attacking Boston Braves manager Bancroft on June 18 in Pittsburgh. President Heydier condemned the incident as vicious and brutal and lacking any warrant. Smith knocked Bancroft unconscious following a dispute over alleged abusive language during a play.

New York Earl Smith Pittsburgh Bancroft Boston Braves Heydier

New Process Captures Second Victory of Week at Expo Park

New Process scored its second win of the week last evening at Exposition Park, defeating Warren County Dairy Nation 8 to 6. Paul Hamm and Ralph Brown hit home runs. Bill Geitner pitched for Process, yielding five hits and striking out four. Tom Baxter and Ralph Brown pitched for the Dairymen, Baxter fanning five. Stevenson, Briggs, Amy and Bill Geitner each had two hits.

Process Exposition Park Warren County Dairy Pauily Hamm Ralph Brown Bill Geitner Tom” Baxter Dairymen Stevenson Briggs Amy Aideek McGarryf Lawson Brindis Weis Sao Pasauino Dairy Assn O. Bunnel D. Brown Amm Pee P. Hamm Nelson Morley I Maize J. Hamm T. Baxter R_ Brown Baxter F. Hamm Nepeo Arry Layson Brie Bave Brown Rown Gejtner Ofitner Piall J. Amm Laft PLC Airy

Youngstown Girl Beats Stars in Semi finals

Miss Louise Fordyce of Youngstown Ohio eliminated Peggy Wattles 5 and 3 to reach the Buffalo invitation final. In the other semi final, Virginia Van Wie of Chicago defeated Virginia Wilson, while Nan Wie won 13 and 2 though her form dipped. Watties shows potential with more distance and better putting. Wilson’s form worsened after last year’s Merion defeat.

Mary K. Browne United Press Buffalo N. Y Louise Fordyce Youngstown Peggy Wattles Virginia van Wie Chicago Viginia Wilson Nan Wie Peggy Watties Louise Foreyce Virgina Wilson van Wie Glenne Collet Merion Cricket Club Phila

Three Linkers Defeat Deluxe Furniture 14 to 7 at Beaty Field

The Three Linkers defeated Deluxe Furniture 14 to 7 on Beaty Field last evening. Nero and Donze hit home runs, with Howarth and Lauffenberger pairing as Battery for the Linkers and Holmberg and Wilson catching for Deluxe Furniture. This win marked the Linkers second of the year.

Deluxe Furniture Company Beaty Field Nero Donze Howarth Lauffenberger Holmberg Wilson

Jones and Kirkwood Dash to New York for British Open

Bobby Jones and Joe Kirkwood race to New York from Atlanta to sail to London on the Transylvania for the British Open. They arrive by 10:15 a.m. and plan to practice ahead of the July 1 start, aiming to defend Jones's title.

New York Bobby Jones Joe Kirkwood Europe Atlanta London Transylvania Jones

Warren Soccer Eleven at Jamestown Sunday

The Warren soccer eleven meets Jamestown Lief Ericksons Sunday at Jamestown, Hillside Park, kickoff at 2 20. Players traveling: Forslund Lawton Lundahl Anderson Eckstrom Erickson Palmquist Warr Palmer Carlson Jarpe Uhr M Forslund L Lawton Dyson. Stephey Cobb's hitting streak reaches 21 games before facing White Sox pitchers Faber and Barnabes. crowds note many wild swings at the plate and a local high schooler belts a home run past famed sluggers.

Warren Jamestown Lief Ericksons Jamestown Hillside Park H. Forslund B. Lawton Lundahl Anderson Eckstrom Erickson Palmquist T. Warr Palmer Carlson Jarpe Uhr M. Forslund L. Lawton H. Dyson Stephey Cobb Faber and Barnabes White Sox

Stand National League Yesterday and Today Schedule

Yesterday results include Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 2 New York 7 Philadelphia 1 Philadelphia 6 New York 5 St Louis 3 Cincinnati 2 Today Cincinnati at St Louis Chicago at Pittsburgh Bourton at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at St Louis Chicago at Cincinnati New York at Brooklyn

Chicago Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia St. Louis Cincinnati Bourton Brooklyn Touo Broom St. Loui Gineanet Detroit Cleveland Washington Boston

Johnson Turns In Victory In Clash With Wilson Bugs

Art Johnson starred for Norfolk in a 7 to 2 win over Wilson, blanking the Bugs through eight innings before a ninth inning rally. Johnson and teammates combined for steady hitting led by O Reilly Worden and Abbott with multiple safeties, while Moseley closed it out for Norfolk. Wilson was stymied until a late rally, and Jesterday’s results noted St Louis over Cleveland in ten innings and Detroit over Chicago, with several other games upcoming.

Art Johnson Norfolk Wilson Tellies Warren Slinger Fats Bug

International Yesterday S Baltimore 3 Jersey City 5 Toronto 5 Buffalo 3 Newark 8 Reading 4

Scoring details show Wilson as losing pitcher with 1:40 game time. Mun dy Walker Worden White Neibert had two-base hits. Mellano Roper sacrificed. Roper Mellano Stanton involved in double plays. Walks issued to Moseley Wilson Johnson. umpires Rober and vers.

Wilson Norfolk Mundy Walker Worden White Neibert Mellano Roper Stanton Blinger O'Reilly Moseley Johnson Rober Vers Ison AE — SS SS Danielly Oper Walker Se Stanton 1B Res Neibert Rf Womack Wilson Pb Moseley P Simse Norfolk Arrhoals Klinger Robertson Worden li Syracuse Baltimore Ooo Abbott Buffalo Toronto Newark Rochester Jersey City

American Association Scores Show Toledo Over Louisville

Toledo defeats Louisville 17 to 12 in a Toledo game while Columbus edges Indianapolis 13 to 12 in a separate American Association contest. The results highlight close finishes and league play dynamics among midwestern teams.

Toledo Louisville Columbus Indianapolis

Baseball Standings and Records Mixed in Brief

The report lists Pirates players Harris and P Waner high in batting hits and doubles. Yankees Gehrig and Roth lead in batting and homers with other club leaders noted. A Chicago Penn game mentions a no scouting pact, while a New York theater lists a laughter and applause machine.

National Harris Pirates P. Waner Stephenson Cubs Wilson Gehrig Yankees Burns Indians Manusrh Tigers Roth New York

Cubs pound Pirates as Root nets 15th win of year

Chicago Cubs battered Pittsburgh as Charley Root earned his 15th victory of the season. Lee Meadows took his second defeat, while Segre homered for Chicago. In Philadelphia, Giants and Phillies split a twin bill with 7 3 and 5 6 scores, Grimes, Sanger, and Faylor performing for Philadelphia. Brooklyn’s Wertz carved through 16 straight outs after two rough innings, Boston winning 5 3. St Louis beat Cincinnati 3 2 in 11 innings as Sherdel allowed six hits, tightening the Pirates’ lead in the standings.

Pittsburgh Chicago Cubs Pirates Charley Root Cubs Lee Meadows Chicago Pittsburg Root Hartnett Meadows Good Brooklyn Braves-Robins Henry Wertz Boston Wertz Hogan Ellinott Deberry ST. Louis Pittsburgh Pirates Cardinals Reds Wee Willie Sherdel Cincinnati

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THE Warren Tribune Ainedeier Don Zibble Deedlock Bill Jacobson Red Ox Bernie Nies Superbas Red Sox Browns Hubert Prustt Overton Tremper University of Pennsylvania Brooklyn Superbas Jake Flowers Wilbert Sbinson Johnny Butler Stuffy McInnis Jimmy Cooney Spalding Heinie Sand Bill Terry Babe Ruth Terry Ruth Serge Connally Raytral Athletics Macke Colts Japan TRIBE St. Louis Browns Joe Shaute St. Lewis Nate Schang Shaute Jewel Joe Harris Baseball Swat Ies Tapanee Smith Trim County Dairy Bill” Geitner Bobby ARREN Jimtown Tris Speaker Willie Kamm Joey Sewell Sammy Rice Hazen Cuyler Lew Blue NacFayden STAND National League Stahoinge Philadelphi Ia Wee Ganadel Wilson Bugs Jesterday Yesterady Baltimore Reading American Association Testa Kansas City Mibwaukee Minneapolis St. Paul Very BO Ag Ass Industrial League Nypenn Furniture Warren County Associated System Nypena Furniture Werren County Daisy University of Chicago New York Giants Henry Ard Devormer Kauffman Jonnard Grimes Sanger Faylor Fergusson Scott Willoughby
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