Triball League Opens with New Entries at Russell Field
The Triball industrial league begins the 1928 season near Tuesday evening at Russell field with Nypenn Furniture and Bankers, last year’s champs, taking part in the opening ceremony. New entries Newell Furniters and Warren County Dairy join Wednesday, with State Hospital and East Side Front to debut Saturday. Manager Gene Evens of Spear Furniture confirms Friday practice at 5:30 pm on Russell field.
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Willard Foley
Tribune
Weetribune Industrial League
Russell Field
Nypenn Furniture and Bankers
Newell Fmnters
Warren County Dairy
Lifflow
Tri-County Baseball League
Ludiow
State Hospital
East Side Front
Gene Evenue
Spear Furniture
Tribune Industrial Baseball League
Hhis
Ati
Newell Printers
Loop
East Side Fruit
Eddie Genberg
Werren County Dairy
Eddie
The
Dairy
Skinny Weidert
Tribune League
County Dairy Outfit
Water Wednesday
Former Yankee Men Beat Old Teammates in DC
Sam Jones and Garland Breatton, two former Yankee pitchers, checked the Yankees rush and helped Washington break the Senators eight-game skid by defeating the world champions 9 to 0. Hoy Johnson Coveleski Grabowski Collins Jones Braxton and Ruel listed pitchers and players involved.
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Washington
Mar
Sam Jones
Garland Breaton
New York Yankees
Washgeton
Ken Fork
Hoy
Johnson
Coveleski
Grabowski
Collins
Jones
Braxton
Ruel
Style Shop Records Fine Total in Annual Tourney at Jamestown
Warren bowler Fr ankie Fadale and Frank Rossell led the Style Shop team to a 2806 all events total at Jamestown on Wednesday. Fadale 671 and Rossell 614 headlined the event with G Johnson and Bloomquist also posting strong marks. doubles Fadale Rossell reached 1147 while singles totals included 593 for Rossell and 650 for Fadale.
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Style Shop
Jamestown
Warren
Freebrook
Frankie Fadale
Frank Rossell
Rossell
Fadale- Rossell
Rosselli
Fadale
Stanton
G. Johnson
Bloomquist
Russel
Rossel
Johnson
Warren hosts big Saturday track and baseball double bill
Warren High fans are promised a packed Saturday program on Russell field weather permitting. The 2:00 p.m. track meet will feature Jamestown High sending its stars to face the Blue and Whiters while Warren and Youngsville High meet in a county league baseball game at 3:30 p.m. Ideal weather is anticipated to draw a large crowd.
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Jamestown
J. H. Lg' Athletie
Bunion Runners Near Windy City
The Fyle trans continental runners, three days from Chicago, left Ill for Pontiac about 35 miles away. John Salo of Passa, NJ tied for first in a 24.6 mile run from Emecola with Harry Rea. Long Beach, Harry Abramowitz of New York was third. Peter Gavezai of Southampton, Eng led in elapsed time and finished sixth. Andrew Payne of Claremore, Ohio, was runner-up in eighth.
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Chicago
Pontiac
John Salo
Passa
Harry Rea
Long Beach
Cal
Harry Abramowitz
New York
Peter Gavezai
Southampton
Eng
Opening Intersectional Big Loop Games Spark Flag Race Talk
Opening interleague play in two major leagues starts with the Boston Braves and Pittsburgh Pirates in a prelude as fans monitor which clubs show strength. The Reds lead the National League with eleven wins while the Indians, Browns, and Reds loom, and the Giants opening with Cincinnati could shape the early season. Red Lucas Carl Mays Eppa Rixey and Adolfo Luque pace Reds pitching as Donohue seeks form in the rotation.
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Inerrow
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Robine
Mee Indians
Yankees
Athletics
Indians
Detroit
White Sox
Reds
Cardinals
Cubs
Pirates
Jack Hendreks
Giants
Cincinnati
Red Lucas
Carl Mays
Eppa Rixey
Adolafo Luque
Pete Donohue
Larry
National League Results and Upcoming Schedule
Yesterday nine games featured Cincinnati beating St Louis six to two, Pittsburgh prevailing nine to six, Chicago and Philadelphia both scoring nine, Boston three, New York two over Brooklyn one. Today Cincinnati visits St Louis and Boston visits Pittsburgh with more matchups to come tomorrow.
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Cincinnati
St. Louss
Pittsbburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
St. Lous
Pittsburgh
American League Yesterday's Results and Tomorrow's Schedule
Yesterday results include Washington 9 over New York 6 Detroit 7 over Chicago 1 St Louis 7 over Cleveland 0 and Boston 1 Philadelphia 1. Tomorrow’s games feature St Louis at Washington Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia with a full slate across the circuit.
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Washington
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Tomorow
AOD
Gray Secures Fifth Victory of Year in Browns rout
May 3 Sam Gray claimed his fifth win of the season as the St. Louis Browns overwhelmed the Cleveland Indians 7 to 0. Uhle took the loss for Cleveland while Gray and Schang teamed with L Sevreil in the shutout. St. Louis tallied runs in the first, second, and fourth frames, Cleveland going scoreless.
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Cleveland
Sam Gray
George Uhite
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis
GOC
Gray
Schang Uhle
L. Sevreil
International League scores and upcoming games listed
The report lists recent results in the International League with Toronto defeating Newark 6 to 2, Baltimore 8 over Buffalo 2, Rochester 7 over Jersey City 6, and St Paul 6 over Indianapolis 2. It also notes Minneapolis 7 over Louisville 3, Kansas City 5 over Columbus 1, Muwanke e 7 over Toledo 6, and York 3 over Harrisburg 2 with Scranton 5 over Wilkes Barre 3 and Syracuse 4 over Binghamton 2.
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Toronto
Newark
Baltimore
Buffalo
Rochester
Jersey City
iOnly
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Muvwanakee
Toledo
Cissell Stopped as Carroll Shuts Out White Sox
Chicago May 3. Chal Cissell, riding a 15 game safety streak, went hitless as Owen Carroll hurled a brilliant four hit game. The Detroit Tigers defeated Chicago 7 to 1, with Carroll striking out batters, aided by Shea Connally Cov Barnabee and Ciouse in the field.
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Chicago
Chalmer Cissell
Chicago White Sox
Owen Carroll
Carroll
Tigers
Detroit
Shea
Connally
Barnabee and
Ciouse
Phillies Rally Defeats Braves 9-3 in Philadelphia
Phillies staged a late offensive burst, scoring six runs in the third inning aided by four doubles and a Cy Williams homer, overpowering the Braves 9 to 3. Wertz Goldsmith Eanards Taylor Urban Benge Wolson noted in scoring.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Cy Wiliams
Braves
Boston
Wertz
Goldsmith
Eanards
Taylo
Urban
Benge
Wolson
Yesterday’s Hits From the National Leagues
United Press reports Yankees players grounding out and striking out with several at bats while scoring runs. Lou Gehrig singled and scored. Hank Greenberg? Heimann of the Tigers singled and scored, and Hornsby, Waner, Cuyler, Cobb, and Speaker contributed with singles, runs, and an error in various at bats.
Strangler Lewis Retains Heavyweight Crown in LA
Ed Strangler Lewis defeated Nick Lutze of Chicago to defend the heavyweight title in Los Angeles last night. Using a headlock and body slam, Lewis won in 1 hour 29 minutes 35 seconds, and Lutze was knocked unconscious and could not continue.
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Los Angeles
U. P
Ed “Strangler
Lewis
Nick Lutze
Chicago
Lutze
Benton Wins Mound Dual In Giants Victory
New York May 3 Larry Benton the carrot topped pitcher of the New York Giants fanned Harry Rhonda in the ninth with the bases loaded and two out to give the Giants a 2 to 1 win over the Brooklyn Robins. It was the Giants third straight victory over Brooklyn. The Giants had only three hits off Elliott and Doak but two were Lindstrom and John homers. The Robins mustered four hits off Benton.
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New York
Larry Benton
New York Giants
Harry Rhonda
Gents
Brooklyn Robins
Giants
Robins
Elliott
Doak
Lindstrom
John
Benton
Brooklyn
Rune
Bissonette
Riconda
Jackson
Cohen
Terry
Bancroft
Pirates Rally Past Cubs in Ten Inning Baseball Thriller
Pittsburgh defeats Chicago 9 to 8 in ten innings as Sparky Adams, despite three errors, drives in the deciding run on a sacrifice fly for Dawson. Dawson homered and tripled in the game, with Traynor and English among key hitters. Stadium details, pitching lines, and error notes accompany the summary. Also, a note on 750 high school athletes from four states slated to compete in Carnegie Tech interscholastic track meet.
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Pittsburgh
Sparky Adams
Brickell
Dawson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Daw
Son
Chicago
Stephenson
Traynor
Grantham
Wilson
Comorosky
Waner
English
Cuyler
Adams
Beck
Wright
L. Waner
Jones
Nehf
Moran
Reardon
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Reds win as Walker drives in four in 6 4 victory
Curtis Walker drove in four runs to power the Cincinnati Reds past the St. Louis Cardinals 6 to 4. Errors by Frankie Frisch contributed two Reds runs, with Cincinnati producing later offense in a tight game. George Perry, a pitcher, was released by the Pittsburgh Pirates to a Western League club under option.
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ST. Louis
Curtis Walker
Cimeinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Reds
Cimeinnati
Fpicinich
Reinhart
Haines
Johnson
Mancuso
Pittsburgh
George Perry
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wichita
Pirate
Woman falls upon gas stove in Hanover death feared
Mrs George H Walaasin of Hanover was dying in a hospital from burns after fainting and collapsing onto a burning gas stove at her home She was alone when the accident occurred while preparing a meal Neighbors saw smoke and found her unconscious with all clothing burned.
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Hanover
George H. Walaasin
Child Drowns in Pool at West Newton Greensburg Pa
Six year old Joseph McMillen, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph M McMillen of West Newton, drowned yesterday after falling into a pool near his home in Greensburg. Jacques Schneider donor of the Schneider airplane speed cup died suddenly at Beaulieu near Nice, France, according to reports received.
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Greensburg
U.P
Joseph, McMillan
Joseph M. McMillen
West Newton
France
Paris
Jacques Schneider
Schneider
Beaulieu
Nice
Home Run Club Names and League Totals
List of players from multiple teams in both leagues making homers yesterday with totals for the National League and American League. Names include West Lindetrom John Wohams Goslin Easeterling and others from Giants Senators Pirates Cubs and more.
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Ruth
Yankees
Hanser
Athletics
Cmms
K. Walliams
Red Sox
Easeterling
Tigers
Goslin
Senators
West
Lindetrom
Gianta John
Giants
Wohams
Phillies
Seeneennewes
Blue and White Falls to Smethport on Track
Warren High defeated Blue and White 68 1 3 to 40 5 6 on Smethport’s track with Warren’s Wille Winchter and Van Dusen delivering multiple wins. Bob Schindler set a county discus mark of 169 feet 4 inches. Smethport swept several events as Harmon, Van Dusen, and Christensen led the standout performance.
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Smethport
Hutchings
Warren
Bob Schindier
McKean
Pettruzzi
Christenzen CW
van Dusen
Smith
Greer
Hamiston
Creal
Harmon
Geit~ner
Carlson
Phisier
Hamilton
Carlagn
Christensen, Smith,Beecy and Winchter
Schindler
Scott
J. Petruzzi
cChristensen
Launer
Wineriter
Petraza
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Nypenn Furn
Bankers
Tribune Industrial League
Ost
Myon Jewell
Barney Seager
Yankee
Russell
Windy City
Eleanor Sears
Newport
R. I
Mass
Able
Mack
International League
American Association
N. Y
Cissell
Pitcher Carroll
United Press
Bob Roth
Lou Gehrig
Hany Heimann
Lnce
Land Dove
Rogers Hornsby
Paul Waner
Kiki Cuyler
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
CHI Bruins
Dawson Stars
Bressler
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J. R
Herman
Jacobs
Weet Bressler Lf
Nebs
P .i
Statz
le Bissonette
Scor- Hargreaves
Elliott P Partridge
Doak P
Pit Ee Ee AB
A. Pa Ee L. Water
Adama
Roush
Jabn
Gooch
Ail Scott
Tee
Ol Jackson
Ool Milius
Mann
Daweon
Seer
Hogan
Benton P
United Press National League
Bisronette
Isree
O'Devl
Fasch
Watson
Webb
Hendrick
Robins Grantham
Reeessencers TZ
Essssesesers
Asesecogs
Hill's Hardware Store
Iblue
White
Smethport Hl
Harmen
Bellefonte
Karl Bohren
Uniersity of Pittsburgh
Bellefonte Academy
Waid-Rogers CO
Warren Savings Bank & Trust Co
Bidz
Chaffee Tire Shop
Penna. Ave. W
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