Baseball league plans set for Warren meeting
Willard Foley reports the Tribune Industrial baseball league for the 1998 season will be perfected at 7 30 Thursday night. Team managers or representatives will convene in the editorial parlors of The Tribune to organize the league. All Warren area teams expected to participate.
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Tribune
Tribune Industrial Baseball League
The
Warren
Newell Printers
Warren County Dairy Association
Bankers
Nypenn
Warren Tank Car
Youngsville
Sheffield
Tidioute
Inter-county High Baseball League
Gardner Plans To Pat Hospital Team In Tribune League
Joe Gardner announced plans to enter State Hospital in the Tribune Industrial league this season and will attend the organization meeting. State Hospital previously won the league title and is expected to return strong, with six teams projected this year and attendance already a highlight of 1927.
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Joe" Gardner
North Warren
State Hospital
Tribune Industrial League
State
Associated System
Warren Tank
Dick” Pearce
Happy” Ward
Newell
Eddie Genberg
County Dairy
Rydholm
Warren-Starbrick Concern
Newell Printers
Nypean Furniture
Gene Evenue
Tribune Loving
Nyspenn Furniture
Bankers
Nypenn Furniture
AssociatedBystem
Warren County Dairy
Mystics Meet Hodges Terrors Friday At M C A
Jamestown Mystics, district champions, collide with Hodges Clothes, Warren borough title holders, in a Friday night series opener at the M C A. A preliminary features Hodges Terrors. Mystics recently won Ivnestown championship by beating the Spirellas and split two games with Winger Oils earlier this season.
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Hodges
Warren Borough
Hodges Terrors
Mystics
Imnestown
Spirellas
Winger Oils
New York Yanks Humor Masks Slump in Early Tilts
George Kirkley reports the New York Yankees show a rare sense of humor while underperforming in exhibition games. Pitching by Hoyt, Pennock, and Moore is spotty as they lose seven or eight games, with Miller Huggins and Connie Mack staying calm. Rival clubs like the Tigers and Braves sense a chance to rise, while Cardinals manager Bill McKechnie praises Wattie Holm and the unsteady shortstop situation tests Thevenow and Maranville.
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Athletics
Senators
Tigers
Pittsboroh Pirates
Feam
Yankees
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Pennock
Moore
Miller Huggins
Huggins
Connie Mack
Stanley Harris
George Moriarity
Detroit Tigers
Lester Bell
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Wattie
Holm
Cardinals
Bill McKechnie
Helm
Andy High
Braves
Tommy Thevenow
Rabbit Maranville
Thevenow
Maranville
Baseball Exhibition Games Today Across Cities
A schedule of today’s exhibition games lists matchups including Washington against St Louis in Tampa and New York facing Buffalo in St Petersburg. Tuesday results show Giants defeating Red Sox 4 3 at Augusta and Cardinals beating Senators 6 5 at Tampa, with Browns routing Birmingham 38 7 in Birmingham.
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Shreveport
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Buffalo
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St. Petersburg
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Brooklyn
Miami
Pittsburgh
Oakland
P.G.L
Hollywood
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Los Angeles
Cleveland
New Orleans
Augusta
Giants
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Reds
Yankees
Irish and Tankers Win League Games
St. Joe Cadets beat Phenix Furniture 40 to 29 at the State Armory as Warren Tank Cav toppled Penn Furnace 87 to 41 in the feature battle. Cadets and Phenix players Graham and Ostergaard among the day’s noted performers. Warren’s club continuing pursuit of the league flag.
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Phenix Furniture
Warren Tankers
Penn Furnace
Johnny Graham
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Rydholm
Genberg
Li Ostergard
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Swanson
Olson
Reiliey
Warren Tank
F. TP. Rydholm
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Mathis
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Scalise
G Ward
F. TP. Thomas
Seeeede
Ledebur
Lindberg, & Morrison
Anderton
Gas Boys Trim Jamestown in Pennsylvan ia Match
Warren group defeats Jamestown office bowling team 2240 to 1979 in Arcade match second of series. Harry Kemble led Warren with 509 pins total and a 190 high single. Mel Johnson tied for total honors. Agnew among invaders with 449 pins. Also notes Rangers near finals after 4 0 win over Pirates and a rematch Thursday.
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Arcade
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Midwell
Roosa
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Smallman
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New York Rangers
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City league banquet and local sports notes headline mix
Ninety plus attendees expected at the City basketball league banquet at the Y.M.C.A. dining hall with Aubrey Hedges and Max Chapman as speakers. Also covers Tribune bowling in Jamestown series, Industrial league standings, intercounty high school baseball prep, Ottawa Senators Stanley Cup bid, Mayo Clinic fellowship for Dr John Mohardt, and Wilburine Oil vs Smith-Horton bowling totals with high scores.
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Aubrey Hedges
Hedges
Max Chapman
Heclas Flowers
Myron Jewell
The
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Paddock Aims for Third Olympic Sprint Spot
EXPECT TO PLACE NEW YORK. Charlie Paddock of California the so called worlds fastest human who arrived yesterday for a short stay said today he expected to be the first sprinter to place on the Olympic team for the third time.
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Charlie Paddock
California
Smith-Horton Lose League Match Tuesday Title
Wilburine Oil climbed from last place to defeat Smith-Horton by three pins Tuesday night in the Tribune Industrial Bowling league. An average was mentioned but not clarified.
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Smith-Horton
Training Camps Chronicle Baseball Notes
United Press reports from spring camps with Carl Mays facing ptomaine poisoning in St Petersburg while Cincinnati Reds hold six and four records. Phil Hes prepare to break camp in Florida for a Philadelphia franchise city title series. Brooklyn Robins move to Miami for a series with the Boston Braves as Cleveland’s Barnard observes exhibition play. Braves traverse the Miami trail to Fort Myers with a special pass while Flint Rhem’s form remains in question at Tampa. Detroit Tigers near season start after workouts in San Antonio and Fort Worth trip. Pirates face Cubs in Los Angeles and a test of the pre season, with a final tune up against Oakland on the coast.
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Boston Braves
Fort Myers
Pittsburgh Bucs
Oakland
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Pirates
Amateur boxers preparing for upcoming Erie Jamestown show
Warren amateurs train nightly under Ray and Louie Collins ahead of the Roller Rink Arena event next Wednesday. Promoter Harry Teets says the lineup features eight Jamestown fighters and Erie’s Carmel stable lads, with 40 to 60 rounds across four weight classes 118 135 147 and 160 pounds plus special attractions.
Second Half Records High
A. Fischer of Wilburine Oil posts a high single. L. Weidert leads Smith-Horton with a high total 41. National Forge posts a high total 919 and 2580 for the week. Week’s schedule lists United Refinery versus Newell Printers on Wednesday and Warret Tribune versus National Forge on Friday. CAUTIOUS BUYERS read the Classified Ads carefully.
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Wilburine Oil
L. Weidert
Smith-Horton
National Forge
United Refinery
Newell Printers
Warret
Tribune
Industrial
Warren Tribune
Strathers-Wells
House of Folkman
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