Keystones Beat Hodges Clothes In Fine Battle
Keys defeated Hodges Clothes 37 to 24 at the State Armory in a rattling contest. Keys cashed in 13 of 18 foul shots led by Itch White with four singles from five. Hodges Clothes sparkled otherwise, with Corry in standout form, while Warren’s offense also showed.
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Willard Foley
Tribune
Coryne
Hodges
Warren
State Armory
Keys
White
Gratis
Corry
Nelson Se
Presbyterian
Baptist
T. Durham
A. Muthert
Nichols
Goodwing
Steikampf
Berdine
M. Edgett
Bartholomew G
M. E
Joey
V. Koebley
G. Kelly
Joey Massa
Kehr F
Sil. S. Kelly c
Stewart
Baird
Sheffield
Henrtsel
Jesees
M.E
F. Terrors
Tingwall
Grace
Rr T
Clark
McConnell
Driscoll
Pritman
Wees
Ne Hy Clepper
F. Baptist
Ree Wood
F. T. Kelly
T. F
Townsen
Taylor
Denelds Cembe
Hubley Uy
E. Keilerman
I Colegiae
Craft
Africa
R. Kellerman
Eva Reed
Kinkead
Rogers
Pat” Reilley
It was a night of slips and flashes for local hoops
Archibald and Offerle misfired repeatedly as the locals faded from contention. Itch White and Curly Burns shined, with White the fastest guard in town and Burns adding smart floorplay. Carly and White hit long shots late, but a lights mishap halted attempts. Corry outpointed Warren, while Har Lord starred for the locals against the Keys, and Corry Beeb, Burns, Brewer, and White showed creditable form across the lineup amid a 37 to 28 final.
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Archibald
Offerle
Burns
Curry
White
Saint Bonaventure
Carly
Corry
Warren
Pstiods
Hodges
Har” Lord
Flash
Chet Brewer
Eric Giant
Corry Beeb
Anderson
Brewer
Cere Ee
Lord
Healer
Archibelé
Wolfe
Waidee
Lagerblad
Hodgex
Howard Potts
Charles Young
Piel Young
Kay Jay
Foley
Huggins Says Yankees Stronger Than Last Season
Miller Huggins, Yankees manager, tells United Press that New York's champions are stronger after 1927, with improved players Lazzeri Koenig Gehrig and Gebrig, and a tighter race expected against Athletics and Senators. He notes reserve material and pitching changes including Coveleski Johnson Shealy, Pipgras, and Thomas, while addressing strategy and opposition.
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Huggins
United Press
Simu Thenariui
Tans Tas
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
Rucky Harris
Washington Senators
The
ST. Petersburg
Fla
U. P.j
Yankees
Misler Huggins
Tony Lazzeri
Mark Koenig
Lou Gehrig
Lazzeri
Gebrig
Athletics
Spreke
Cobb
Ossie Orwell
Milwaukas
Senators
Gene Robertson
Leo Durocher
Johnny Marehart
Reuther
Shawkey
Shocker
Stan Coveleski
Henry Johnson
al Shealy
Cory
Pipgras
Myles Thomas
Kane Beats Style Shop in Second Meeting on Arcade Lane
Kane defeated Style Shop 2811 to 2727 in the second game of the twin bill at Arcade Cafe, after losing the opener 2751 to 2736. Johnny Brock led with 604 for Kane, while Frank Russell and H Wheeler posted 233 in the second game. Arcade Café swept all three opening games and will meet again Monday night.
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Arcade Cafe
Kane
Tribune
Frank Russell
H. Wheeler
Johnny Brock
Kane H. Wheeler
E. Wallace
G. Trimble
D. Alexander
J. Block
Petess
Warren J. Bloomquist
W. Stanton
G. Johnson M
F. Fadale
F. Russell
Baseball Exhibition Games Today Across Spring Cities
Major league teams meet in exhibition play from Florida to Texas and California. Results show Dodgers edge Phillies 7 6 in Clearwater, Giants top Red Sox 8 7 in Bradenton, Braves defeat Yankees 6 2 in St Petersburg, Cardinals beat Athletics 8 3 in Avon Park, Senators win 10 2 in Tampa, Reds rout Orioles 8 1 in Orlando, Wichita Falls shocks White Sox 10 5, and New Orleans takes Cleveland 6 2 in New Orleans.
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Uesday
Clearwater
Dodgers
Phillies
Bradenton
Giants
Red Sox
St. Petersburg
Braves
Yankces
Avon Park
Cardinals
Athletics
Tempa
Senators
Reading
Orlando
Reds
Baltimore
Wichita Falls
White Sox
New Orleans
Cleveland
Florida Open Golf Championship Draws Noted Pros
Jacksonville Florida sees prominent entrants including Johnny Farrell Bobby Cruickshank Joe Kirkwood and Bill Mehrhorn in the Florida Open golf championship kicking off today with top professionals competing for the title and prize money.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Ohnny Farell
Bobby Cruickshank
Joe Kirkwood
Bill Mehrhorn
Warren High invited to inter-scholastic track and field meet
Year ago in sports notes Warren High School received an invitation to send its track team to the eleventh annual inter scholastic track and field meet at the Carnegie Institute of Technology on May 7. Damon Daley, Erie East High varsity center, will lead the 1929 basketball season for the Scarlet and Gray after his election by the lettermen. Daley just completed his first varsity season and will be a junior next year, giving him two more seasons to wear the team colors on the court.
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Warren High School
Carnegie Institute of Technolgy
Damon Daley
Erie East High
Daley
Training Camp Moves and Roster Notes Across Florida
United Press reports from Florida camps show Dodgers sending Leo Bader to Macon in the Sally League and Dan Taylor to Memphis in the Southern League. Flint Rhem and Tony Kauffman named for mound duty as the St Louis Cardinals prep in Avon Park. Washington's Bucky Harris faces injury as the Senators open exhibition play with the Giants in Tampa. Stan Coveleskie impresses Huggins in St Petersburg with Covey regarded as a potential season asset. Berl McNeeley out for opening series with Brooklyn Robins as St. Louis hosts in Palm Beach. American League official Barnard hosts dinner for New York Boston and Washington reps in St Petersburg. Maurice Archdeacon returns to form for Baltimore after batting-practice injury. Ray Spence and Carmen Hill set to pitch Pirates in San Francisco against Mission Belts with two more games lined up and a Sunday Seals tilt.
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United Press
Clearwater
Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
West Palm Beach
Leo Bader
Dan Taylor
Bader
Macon
Whie Taylor
Memphis
St. Lewis
Avon Park
Flint Rhem
Tony Kauffman
Phillies
McKechnie
Harris
Tampa
Palm Beach
Mumps Sickens Indiana University Coach Dean and Players
Coach Everett Dean and three Indiana University baseball players are ill with mumps in Bloomington. Dean canceled several speaking engagements planned for next week, with Tribune subscriptions urged for updates.
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Bloomington
Ind
Everett Dean
Indiana University
Dean
Struthers-Wells Dominates Wilburine Oil In Industrial Bowling
Struthers-Wells, champions of the Industrial circuit, swept Wilburine Oil on Thursday night. High game came from Bill Paris with 198, while Frank Haumesser topped the set with 503 total and a 169 172 162 series. Carl Swanson debuted for Struthers-Wells, posting 159 175 164. Wilburine Oil’s Paris added 198 158 139 for 495, with Dorrance and Fischer contributing 460 and 455 respectively.
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Struthers-Wells
Wilburine Oil
Bill
Paris
Frank Haumesser
Carl Swanson
Struthers- Wells
Swanson
Haumesser
Stancliffe
Wilson
Radspinner
Dorrance
Fischer
Industrial First Half Records in Local League
First half records include High single by F Rapp of United Refinery and High total by J Bloomquist of Nypean Furniture. Other top totals listed for Warren Tribune Struthers-Wella and second half marks by Fischer Wilburng Oil and L Weidert Smith-Hots ton. Week's Schedule shows Friday game House of Follawan versus Newell Printers.
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F. Rapp
United Refinery
J. Bloomquist
Nypean Furniture
Warren Tribune
Struthers-Wella
Fischer
Wilburng Oil
L. Weidert
Smith-Hotston
National Forge
House of Follawan
Newell Printers
House of Folkman
Smith-Horton
Struthers- Wells United
Newell
Wilburine Oit
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White & Lord Stars
Inter-City
Kane Arcade
Style Shop
F. Rossel
D. Radspinner
Wilbourine
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Montreal Maroons
Ottawa, Que
Ottawa Senators
New York Americans
Inter-Church League
Palo Alto
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Ernie Nevers
Stanford University
St. Louis Browns
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Tolrney
New York
Willie Oppe
Allen Hall
St. Loui
Otto Reiselz
Johnny Layton
Alfred de Oro
Fey
Dilliard
Chicago
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Philadelphia
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Winter Haven
Boston
A. L
Washington
Hollywood
P. C
Los Angeles
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Brooklyn
A.L
Dallas
T. L
Columbus
A. A
Detroit
San Antonio
Ray” Collins
Erie
Tony” Brown
Falconer
Erie Arena
Baseball World
Ray Gerould
Tom Hitch
Perry Recreation Alleys
President Barnard
Baltimore Birds
Auburndale
Maurice Archdeacon
Baltimore Orioles
Pittsburgh Bucs
SAN Francisco. Co
Ray Spence
Carmen Hill
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mission Belts
San Francisco Seals
Struthers
Wilburine
Tribune League
Society Club
Dobbs
Stetson
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