Bankers Clash With Nypean In Tribune League Opener
Warren pitcher props up extra inning 3 to 2 battle as Nypean Furniture faces Bankers in the Tribune League opener on Russell Field. A 5:45 p.m. start with Harry Conroy officiating. Rosters list top players from Nypean Furniture Bankers Newell Printers State Hospital East Side Fruit County Dairy and other clubs as season kicks off with three games weekly.
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Willard Foley
Sribune Industrial League
Russell Field
Harry Conroy
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North Warren
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Hospital
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Nypean
Erick Erickson
Lloyd Haggstrom
Sammy Cosmano
Robert Burns
Harry Mintzer
Chuck Feiro
Jim Scarry
Joe Scarry
Bob Hall
Jim Daly
Don Hogan
Joe Gardner
Cut McCullough
Harrison
Steve Massa
Sammy Massa
Jack Cuney
Fritz Reider
Johnny Musante
Otto Schwab
Harry Lord
Harry Lawson
Ivish Foulkrod
Tony Britis
Hartwell Willey
Bid! Howarth
Claude Feiro
Ray Poppleton
Ralph Brown
Leon Brown
Don Brown
Paul Hamm
Fitzpatrick
Norman Bunnell
Ralph Draegert
del Nelson
Foster Maize
Ed Hamm
Ed Genberg
Carter
John Hamm
Warren High Dominates Jamestown in Annual Track Meet
Warren High defeated Jamestown High 83 1 3 to 29 2 3 in a lopsided meet. Warren swept most events led by Paul Phister in the mile with a strong 3 51 5, and the relay win by Christensen, Smith, Beckley, and Wincrster in 1 40. Key event winners included Greer and Carlson for Warren in sprints and distance, with Ulf and Schindler placing high for Jamestown.
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Jamestown High
Rosselli
Jamestown
Tury
Caplvelean
Hutchings
Warren
Paul Phister
Rosell
Christensen
Smith
Ulf
Ist
Schindler
McCormack
Phister
Marren
Stover
Miltote
Greer
Meurer
Wincriter
Winchiter
McDowell
Gaffner
Ard
Lagner
Carlson
Timm
Eggleston
Creal
Geitner
Hamilton
Irwin
Launer
Anderson
Munson
Landers
Russell
Beckley
Wincrster
Dodgers Divide Bill With Cards
The Brooklyn Robins split a May 7 doubleheader with the St. Louis Cardinals, dropping to third in the NL. Grover Cleveland Alexander outpitched Dazzy Vance as the Cards won 4–2. The Robins rallied in the nightcap for a 5–4 victory, Babe Herman driving in the decisive run in the eighth.
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Brooklyn Robins
St. Louis Cardinals
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Dazzy Vance
Robins
Babe Herman
Cubs Beat Phillies in Extra Innings 5 4
Chicago Cubs nosed out Philadelphia Phillies 5 to 4 in 11 innings. Hack Wilson scored the winning run on a sacrifice fly by Wil son after Pat Malone relieved Sheriff Blake in the seventh, allowing two hits and one run with eight strikeouts over five innings. Sweetland and J Wilson behind, Blake Malone and Gonzales also pitched. Chicago Chicago George Courtney news item follows about a boxing match tonight.
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Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Hack Wilson
Beck
Pat Malone
Sheriff Blake
Phillies
Cubs
Sweetland
J. Wilson
Blake
Malone
Gonzales
National League Saturday and upcoming schedule notes
Summary of Saturdays NL results featuring Chicago 5 Philadelphia 1 and Brooklyn 8 St Louis 2 plus Cincinnati 13 New York 3. Also results St Louis 4 Brooklyn 2 and Brooklyn 5 St Louis 4 in two games. Tonight Brooklyn visits St Louis Philadelphia plays Chicago with Boston at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati. Tomorrow Philadelphia at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
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Broklyn
Kiladelphia
American League Standings and Weekend Results
American League standings show New York, Cleveland, St. Louis, Washington, and Chicago leading. Weekend results include Washington 6 St. Louis 5 and New York 7 Chicago 0, with other scores: Cleveland 5 Boston 4, Detroit 3 Boston 0, St. Louis 7 Washington 6. Upcoming games list St. Louis at Philadelphia and Detroit at Washington.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Peday
Tomorow
Baseball scores from the International and American leagues
The International League results include Rochester 10 Reading 3, Newark 6 Buffalo 0, Toronto 13 Baltimore 4, Toronto 8 Baltimore 2, and Montreal 3 Jersey City 2. In the American Association Columbus 1 St. Paul 0, Toledo 5 Minneapolis 1, Kansas City 5 Louisville 4, Milwaukee 11 Indianapolis 7.
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Reading
Newark
Buffalo
Toronto
Baltimore
Isi
Montreal
Jersey City
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Big Grid Clash at Yank Stadium
The Army-Notre Dame football game will be played at Yankee Stadium on November 10 with seating expanded to 80 000. Also scheduled are West Virginia Fordham on November 6 Missouri NYU on November 17 and Oregon Aggies NYU on Thanksgiving Day. Walsh Jr of Notre Dame suffers a fractured right shoulder in practice. Oakland defeats Sacramento 22 innings 7 to 6 in one of the Pacific Coast League’s longest games.
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Yankee Stadium
Ed Barrow
Yankees
Fordham
Missouri
Oakland
Cal
Sacramento J
Warren Fighter Beaten at Erie
Jimmy Reed, Erie lightweight, edged Ray Collins of Warren in a six round prelim at Erie. Officials gave Reed the decision after a rugged bout. Joe Martin, Erie Times sports editor, praised both fighters and noted Reed’s right hand to Collins’ jaw as the deciding punch.
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Erie
Ray Collins
Warren Battler
Lake City
Joe Martin
Erie Times
Reed Collins
Collins
Reed
German athlete breaks 16-pound shot put record in Silesia
Hans Hirschfeld, representing Germany, claimed a new world record with a 16-pound shot put of 15.79 metres in Breslau Silesia on Sunday. The previous mark stood at 51 feet set by Ralph Rose in 1909, while Johnny Kuck, formerly of Kansas State Teachers College, had recently surpassed Rose twice with throws around 51 feet 2 inches during U S C events in Los Angeles. Trade unions in Hungary report 180000 members.
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Silesia
Hans Hirschfeld
Ralph Rose
Johnny Kuck
Kansas State Teachers College
Rose
Kuck
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Yesterday's MLB Actions Highlight Iconic Sluggers
Babe Ruth walked twice and finished four at bats with a flyout and a groundout. Lou Gehrig homered for the third time this season and knocked in a runner in four plate appearances. Harry Heisman singled in three at bats. Kiki Cuyler singled in five at bats driving in two runs. Ty Cobb Tris Speaker Paul Waner and Rogers Hornsby were idle.
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Harry Heisman
Tigers
Kiki Cuyler
Cubs
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Paul Waner
Rogers Hornsby
Baird Tires Win $79 Share From Freebrook Money
Baird Tires, Warren's standout team, earned $79 as their share of Freebrook Tournament prize money in Jamestown last week. Curley Fischer topped the event with a 298 and will collect $10. Al Baird and Clyde Lupold received $14 and $5 respectively for singles. The Caruanas of Buffalo took third with 3,030 to surge past Shearman Brothers, as Collinswood Shale Bricks led with 3,144 followed by Lycoming Painters at 3,053. Dan Cohn of Bradford earned the top individual prize with 708. The Lycoming Printing team claimed high five-man single game honors with 1,160.
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Warren
Freebrook
Jamestown
Baird Tires
Curley Fischer
Clyde Lupold
Freebrook Valleys
Caruanas
Buffalo
Shearman Brothers
Collinswood Shale Bricks
Cleveland
Lycoming Painters
Williamsport
Shearman Brothers Plingers
Anthony Cleaners
Erie
Dan Cohn
Bradford
Lycoming Printing
Important game called by rain to be played Monday
Warren Youngsville high ball clash stopped after 2% innings on Russell field by wintry weather. Score was tied 2-2 as Younesville plated two in the first, Warren answered with two in the same inning. After the halt, plans were made to resume Monday at 4 p.m. on the local lot with Hedges and Mr Craft likely facing off.
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LD Jupe
Pluvius
Warren - Youngsville
Warren
Hedges
Mr. Craft
Home Run Club By United Press
American Leag Ruth and the Yankees lead the list of sluggers with standout names such as Hauser Williams and Goslin among top homer sources. Eastern players Gehrig and Dugan highlight another strong season while Giants Frisch and Lindstrom contribute notable figures. League totals and season totals are summarized across National and American leagues.
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Ruth
Yankees
Hauser
Athletics
K. Williams
Red Sox
Goslin
Senators
Gehrig
Gray Wins Another For Browns In 11 Inning Win Over Senators
Sam Gray earned his sixth win of the season for the St Louis Browns in an 11 inning 7 to 6 victory over the Washington Senators. Gray drove in the decisive run by sending Schang from first to third on a single in the eleventh, followed by a sacrifice fly by O Rourke as Wally scored. Washington’s offense produced early and late runs but fell short.
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Sam Gray
Washington Senators
Gray
Schang
Wally
O'Rourke
St. Louis
Gaston
Marberry
Zachary
Braxton
Ruel
Long Race Ahead for Pyle Runners
Gary Indiana May 7 UP A 60 mile leg awaits the Pyle cross country team as they depart for Mishawaka for the longest lap of the race. John Stone Marion Indiana and Roy McMurtry formerly of Indianapolis won the first lap finishing the 28.4 mile stretch from Chicago in 3 21 07 with Salo Finn Passaic New Jersey second in 3 24 38 and Gavuzzi Southampton England tied for third with Ed Gardner Seattle at 3 32 25.
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Pyle
Mishawaka
John Stone
Marion
Roy McMurtry
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Chicago
John Salo
Finn
Passaic
N. J
Peter Gavuzzi
Southampton
Eng
Ed Gardner
Seatttle
Billings Touched For Only 2 Blows In Detroit Victory
Detroit Tigers beat the Boston Red Sox 3 to 0 as Haskell Billings held Boston to two hits. Buddy Myer accounted for both Sox singles, the only offense against the Tigers pitcher. Settlemire, Radley, Heving, Billings, and Shea credited in the line score.
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Buddy Myer
Boston Red Sox
Haskell Billings
Detroit Tigers
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Billings
Boston
Radley
Heving
Shea
Sheffield and Cadets Winners in Opening Baseball Day
Independent baseball season in Warren county opened with two games. At Irvine Sheffield Indies edged National Forge 3 to 2 as Ray Nelson and Wilky Wilkenson held the visitors to four safeties. Three of Sheffield’s seven hits went for extra bases led by Andrews with a triple. On the South Side St Joe Cadets defeated Company 1 17 to 10, Cadet Brindis starring as third baseman and pitcher. In Denver Sid Terris, New York lightweight, signed to fight Eddie Mack in a 10 round bout on May 15.
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Irvine
Sheffield Indies
National Forge
Ray Nelson
Wilky Wilkenson
Nelson
Sheffield
Andrews
St. Joe Cadets
Brindis
Ian
Youngsville wins Warren county track meet 68 to 36
Youngsville High dominates the Warren county field meet at Youngsville, taking seven of twelve first places led by Linborg in two events and Pierce riding strong charges. Sugargrove and Chandlerville runners clocked notable wins, while a slow track and mild weather shaped outcomes.
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Warren County
Youngsville
Sugargrove
Chandlers Valley
Pierce
Linborg
Chandler
Samuelson
Kay
S. G
Kinnear
Houghtling
Richards
Whitecombe
C. V
Stephenson
Johnson Loses Tough Game To Montreal Team
In the International league, Montreal edged Jersey City 3 to 2 in the eleventh inning Sunday afternoon in Canadian city. Warren pitcher of the Skeeters worked all nine, allowed eight singles, struck out eight, and walked none. Falk pitched for Montreal, Johnson shutout until the seventh, then saw the rally tie the game before the extra frame produced the deciding run.
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Jersey City
International Jeague
Art Johnson
Warren
Warren Southpaw
Skeeters
Falk
Johnson
Montreal Defeats Jersey City In Low-Scoring Tilt
Montreal beat Jersey City 3 to 2 as Jourdan and Head led with two base hits and Fewster contributed a sacrifice. Key plays included a sacrifice, stolen base by Kunesch, and a double play sequence Kunesch to Mangers Head to Martin to Jourdan. Pitched by Irohnson, who struck out four. Jersey City left eight on base. Time not recorded. Officials Fyfe and Saladat.
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Montreal
Jourdan
Head
Kunesch
Martin
Radwan
Fewster
Falk
Irohnson
Fyfe
Saladat
Endeavor Defeats Tidioute Riflers in Big Victory
Endeavor Rifters won again over Tidioute shooters by 49 to 16 as Rex Warham led the Lumberjacks with 19 points, Mitcham starred for the losers, and J Stoltz Wilson and Black contributed for Endeavor while Thompsett and Morris led Tidioute in scoring.
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Tidioute Shooters
Lumberjacks
Rex. Warham
Mitcham
Endeavor
OB. P. Tih
R. Warham
J. Stoltz
H. Wilson
F. Black
W. Carpenter
TH. A. Morris
F. Thompsett
H. Mitcham
B. Biers
Wm. Eyres
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