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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1927
Page
6
St Louis Cardinals regain first in the National League with an 8 3 win over the Pirates. Haines pitched five straight wins with eight hits allowed. Frankie Frisch starred with two triples nine chances without an error.
The Elk club eyes a world series between Hongwall Hardware and Johnson Brothers with four of seven games likely Tuesday night. Patty Greenlund leads Johnson’s attack as experts predict a narrowly decided series despite Hoagwall’s strong first half.
The Tidioute Motor Club mailed invitations for a booster meeting at the Tompsett Opera House Friday at eight. Prominent supporters of the good roads movement will discuss the Tidioute Creek road improvement and invite all interested locals to attend. J. E. Bell, secretary, said a large crowd is expected.
Yesterday New York beat Brooklyn 4 to 3 in 20 innings. Chicago defeated Cincinnati 13 to 9 and St Louis won 8 to 3 over Pittsburgh. Philadelphia was idle against Boston due to cold weather. Today's games feature Louis at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at Chicago, Philadelphia at Boston, Brooklyn at New York. Tomorrow includes St Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Boston, Philadelphia at Chicago.
In a series of games Chicago defeated Detroit 11 to 5 while St Louis beat Cleveland 13 to 8. Washington defeated New York 7 to 4. Boston at Philadelphia was rained out with other plans showing open dates in the schedule.
Toronto edged Readin 3 to 2 as Readin led 33 to 1 2 in a quirky set of results. Baltimore hosted CS OBEILE with a 0 scoreline while Reading traveled to Rochester and Jersey City met Syracuse. Newark faced Toronto in another matchup.
A letter to the American Association asks to place the pitcher in the lead off spot rather than ninth. The writer argues pitchers face few tight situations when leading off and would cause less harm at the top of the batting order.
The article outlines the New York Giants' pitching shortage and potential trades or purchases to bolster the staff. It notes McGraw's search for a reliable starter, mentions candidates like Joe Genewich and Adolf Luque, and discusses rival clubs' reluctance to part with top arms. It also references other teams' early schedules and a quote from Rogers Hornsby on expected victories.
The article lists match scores across a city league with Clothes Shop repeatedly defeating opponents such as Titusville Heelas New Process Bankers Jamestown Pals and others. It notes Clothes Shop total 1186 points to opponents 889 across 32 games and mentions Hodges led champions to the laurels.
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