Local followers split on Art Johnson's Giants chances
Warren baseball fans voiced mixed views on Art Johnson left handed pitcher from Warren and his prospects with the New York Giants in 1928. Some see a successful season or a rare major league stay. others expect a return to a minor league post.
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Warren
Ray Gerould
Art
J. B. Leidig
Cotch
Jim Daly
Johnson
Cleveland
Dick Pearce
New York Giants
McGraw
Leo Mangum
Buffalo Internationals
Berle Graham
Giants
Jimmy” Wilson
Radspinner
Jim Foley
Lester Nero
Harry Bruner
R. Lewis
Newell Princer
Fred Schumacker
Pressman
McGrawmen
George Sarvis
Library Theatre
Roger Breshnahan
Mick Malia
Ari
Toledo
American Association
Lowbetter
J. F. Gaughn
Barl Wilson
Boilermaker
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh Pirates
Barney
Lawrence Thompson
Carver Hotes
Jnet
Norfolk
National Forgers Defeat House of Folkman in Tribune Industrial Bowl
National Forgers poured 2567 total pins to set a new record, beating House of Folkman 4 to 0 on Arcade slides. Chuck Zuerl led with 165 224 219 for a 608 series, his 224 a new second round high, while Randinelli Lightner and Allen posted strong half thousand games. Folkman’s Art Peterson was their top scorer with 484. no other member reached 500 as the team fell short of their hopes.
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House OF Folkman
Tribune
Chuck Zuerl
Tribune Industrial
Zuerl
P. H. Hyman
Newell Printera
Randinelli
Lightner
Allen
Big Guns
Art Peterson
Forgers
Pinto
National Forge
Buys
Bis Faul One
Fleuee
Folkman W. Thomas
D. Folkman
A. Peterson
C. McManus
Baird Tires Triumph In Elk Bowling League Match
Baird Tires won 2597 to 2442 led by Berry McCoy securing three games and top total pinfall. Jen Lyon posted the only 200 game, 202, in the final. Curly Fischer starred for Berry McCoy with 549 series after 190 166 193 while other totals and names appear in the uneven score sheet. Community Chest dollars all are spent in Warren.
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Baird Tires
Elk Bowling League
Berry-McCoy
Jen Lyon
Curly” Fischer
Berry
Cosmano
Henderson
G. Hultberg
Fischer
Tires Lyon
Taylor
Jc. Hultberg
Gerould
Bjers
Bhitbaser
Hyman's All Stars Booked For Two Games Today and Sunday
Hyman's All Stars, a pickup bowling team, are booked for two matches today and Sunday. Tonight the squad travels to Cambridge Springs to face that town's representatives, then proceeds to Erie where Sunday they oppose Lake Shore Ice Cream Company in a separate bout.
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Hyman
Eoint
Cambridge Springs
Erie
Lake Shore Ice Cream Company
Snappy Games In Industrial Loop
Failure of Penn Furnace to stop Leo Gleese cost an Industrial league win for the Soldiers 80 to 38 as the big pivot man notches eight double decks. In the nightcap St Joe Cadets beat Penna Railroad 33 to 28 with Graham and Kemp starring. A large crowd attended and a new German camera filmed speeding bullets for 48 1000 pictures per 2 seconds. Community Chest dollars are spent in Warren.
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Penn Furnace
Leo Gleese
Company I
St. Joe Cadets
Penna
Railroaders
Giese
Harry Conroy
Graham
Kemp
St. Joe
Penna Railroad
Former Warren Player Now Manager Leads Large Staff
Ray Kennedy, former Warren ball player, now manager of the Asheville team in the Sally League, emphasizes building a sizeable pitching staff. A clipping furnished the paper notes his belief in ample pitching talent as key to the team’s plans.
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Warren
Mgr
Ray Kennedy
Ashville
North Carolina
Honor Roll Industrial Entries and Elk League Scores
Readable fragments show honors for A Randinelli and C Zuerl at National Forge with numbers 217 224 219, and an Elk League mention of 13 120. The text suggests a compact item listing awards and league scores rather than a full report.
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A. Randinelli
National Forge
C. Zuerl
Kennedy signs twenty pitchers for minor league team
The clipping notes Kennedy has signed at least twenty pitchers for a minor league outfit. It cites varied player descriptions and praises the staff Kennedy will ultimately select as a strong, exciting lineup from rugged Western areas. Kennedy previously played in Warren with the Warren Bingoes of the Interstate league and remains a popular figure locally as he advances in the Sally circuit.
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Tribune
Kennedy
Ray Kennedy
Shirttail Gulch
Old West
Warren
Warren Bingoes
Five Warren locals enter amateur boxing season
Five Warren youths sign up for amateur boxing, with classes from 115 to 160 pounds. Cliff Collins joins 115, Sammy Brindis 122, Freddie Allen 142, Johnny Eest 155, and Battling Crapi 160. Trainers Ray and Louie Collins supervise workouts at the Pennsylvania Avenue quarters near Roller Rink, where early bouts are planned within weeks.
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Warren
the Tribune
Cliff Collins
Ray
Louie Collins
Sammy Brindis
Freddie Allen
Smatler
Johnny Eest
Battling Crapi
Pennsylvania Avene
Training Camp Notes From Tribune Wires
United Press reports note George Sisler and Joe Judge will split first base for the Senators this spring with Judge under contract terms and Sisler pleased in a Washington uniform. Major leaguer Sam Speaker shines in his 22nd season with the Athletics in Fort Myers.
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United Press
Tampa
Bucky Harris
Washington Senator's
George Sisler
Browns
Joe Judge
Judge
Sister
Washington
Athletics
Fort Myers
Flat
Tvis Speaker
Philadelphia Athletics
Eacle
A’s
Heavyweight Williams Wins by KO at Cambria Club
In Philadelphia Pat Gurbeat Williams knocked out Harry Slaughter in the third round. Chester’s Buddy Burke won a decision from Jackie Dondhue in the semi finals. Buffalo’s Jack McVey took a 10 round decision over Lou Scoria. Bobby Tracey of Buffalo stopped Frankie Stevens in the third round. In New York Yale’s Sabin Carr and Boston A A’s Lloyd Hahn exit after records as indoor track season ends with Carr aiming to surpass his world pole vault mark of 14 feet 1 inch.
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Philadelphia
Pat Gurbeat Williams
U.S. X
Harry Slaughter
Cambria A. C
Buddy Burke
Chester
Jackie Dondhue
Norristown
Buffalo
N. Y
Jack McVey
New York
Lou Scoria
Bobby Tracey
Frankie Stevens
Boston
Sabin Carr
Yale
Lloyd Hahn
Boston A. A
Carr
Cei
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Warren Tribune
Art Johnson
Grace
Major Looper
Warren Pitcher
Willard Foley
Tribune Sports Editor
Cobb
Speaker
Mack Field
Ty Cobb
Georgia Peach
Tris Speaker
Mack Garden
Washington Senators
Pailly
Visitors Bowl
Baird Tiremen
Company J
Germany
Putnam
Cadets
F. TP
iSr
Bevevino
Lytle
Ae Brooks
S. Brindis
Eggleston
Geitner
Lindgren
Enendy
Walters
ELK League
Lyon
Tidioute Rifle Team
TRIMS
Endeavor Quint
Fidioute
Endeavor Riflers
Warham
Endeavor
Mitcham
Tidioute
B. Byers
W. Byers
F. Thompsett
Morris
Lil Mitcham
TH. R. Warham
W. Carpenter
H. Wilson
J. Stoltz
O. Wolford
Bruins
Avalon
Cantaliza Island
Chicago Lake
Joe McCarthy
Palm Beach
Hileman
Red Sox Bradenton
Bill Carrigan
Red Sox
Yannigens
Ken Williams
St. Louis Browns
Denny Williams
Fror Mobile
Yenagans
Tigers
San Antonis
Tex
Detroit Tigers
Panison
St.re
Warne
Indians
Joey
White Sox
Shreveport
Ray Schar
Willie Kamm
Augusta
Masager McGraw
Andy Cohen
Iman
Rogers Ernsby
Cohen
Phillies
Winter Haven
Fla
Jimmy Wilson
Brt Shotton
Dodgers
Clearwater, Flo
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Robins
Dazzy
Pirates
Paso Robles
Cal
Lloyd Waner
Johnny Gooch
Yankees
ST. Petersburg
Avon Park
Sophist
Tenior
Dennig
Schindler
Gibson
Wineriter
TP. Kelly
Heese Dennig
Vere
Bradford
Anderson
Juaninr
Oriole
Er Gibson
Evry Guild
Youngsville HI
Clarendon HI
Brokenstraw
Youngsville High
Clarendon
Lassies
Heasley
Youngsville
G. F. Fu. Bullock
Weyerees
Heasler
Albaugh
Eatrece
Barr
O Olmstead
Penels
É. B. Te. Munn
Bailey
Smith
Bates
Jenkins
Hooven
Beasley
J. M. Bailey
Optometria
Wendelboe
Brock Warren
Ste
Loos
Bell
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