Warren High Tracksters Triumph Over Jamestown
Warren High’s track squad won 75 to 13 over Jamestown on Russell Field in its third straight victory. Captain Monte Scott led with 26 1 2 points, winning six events including the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the javelin, while setting a possible school record in the 220. Jamestown's Orlo Eggleston and G. Eggleston posted notable placings as Warren prepares for the Erie Stadium meet next Saturday.
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Indians Annex Second Straight Win Over Philadelphia
Cleveland capitalized on a fumble by Ed Collins to beat Philadelphia 4 to 2, securing their second win in as many days. The game featured hits by Perkins Wheat French Buckeye Neis Fox, and notable events include a disputed decision resulting in Coach Gleason being ejected by umpire Nallin.
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Fischer Frisk Allen and Mel Johnson win at Jamestown tourney
The Jamestown bowling tournament closed Sunday with Fischer Frisk Allen and Mel Johnson among the winners. Local pins were highlighted by Curly Fischer posting 224 218 180 for 622, earning ten dollars, while Carl Frisch and Lee Allen of Schwing Smokes rolled 600 and 601 to take seven and five dollars. Bill Johnson of The Style Shop scored 606 in singles for six dollars. The Style Shop team totaled 2726 in five-man play, not enough for top prizes, as Schwing Smokers posted 2552. Gib Johnson led the Wreckers with a strong start of 978 in the opening frame.
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Warren High star Monte Scott leads win over Jamestown in weekend meet
Monte Scott captains Warren High to victory over Jamestown at Russell Field with 26 or 14 points across six events including the relay. Warren’s Eric East high school’s standout rallied the home squad in a separate six inning game at Russell Field, while Jamestown rival Ray Graham and Kenny East figure in cross county sports. From the Erie Dispatch-Herald.
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Baseball Roundup Sparks and Signs from the 1927 Circuit
In a brisk league summary, Frankie Frisch belts three homers in 11 at bats with two doubles and three singles for the Cardinals, while Babe Ruth joins the scene with early wallops against the Athletics. Trade chatter surrounds Cincinnati as George Kelly may move to the Dodgers for an outfielder and pitcher. Dazzy Vance steadies the Giants after rough starts, Tolson hits another long blast, and Webb of the Cubs becomes the first pinch hitter to homer. Changes in lineups swirl as Moriarty moves Mills to second and Homer Summa leads for the Indians. Lisenbee shows pitching grit for Memphis against Boston, while Bill Carrigan pleads for fan support. Art Nehf falters for the Reds, and White Sox streaks show a longer history. Ray Schalk’s record eclipsed by 1927, with Horace Ford snapping a home run drought in St. Louis.
Long Hitting Streak Ends for Detroit Tigers May 9
Detroit beat Boston with a ninth inning jam to seal the win as Fothergill went hitless for the first time this season, ending a 16 game streak. Collins earned his third win of the season as Welzer and Hoffmann contributed in a tight finish.
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National League Saturday and yesterday results and upcoming schedule
National League results from Saturday include Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 5 and Cincinnati 9 Boston 8 with Brooklyn 3 St Louis 0 and Chicago 6 New York 4. Yesterday New York 5 Chicago 4 and St Louis 5 Brooklyn 1. Today St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Boston Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Tomorrow St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Chicago Philadelphia at Boston Pittsburgh at New York.
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American League Saturday results and upcoming games
The day’s scores show Boston defeating New York 5 to 3, Detroit beating Cleveland 11 to 4, and Philadelphia’s 10 to 0 win over New York. Other results include Chicago 9? no. Cleveland 4, Philadelphia 2, Detroit 3, Boston 2, St. Louis 3, Washington 2. Upcoming games list Washington at St Louis and Philadelphia at Cleveland, New York at Chicago, Boston at Detroit, New York at St Louis, Boston at Cleveland, Washington at Chicago, Philadelphia at Detroit.
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Hockey Scores From Weekend Matches Across Cities
International Rochester defeated Toronto 6 to 2 as Newarka and Baltimore tied 3 to 3. Buffalo lost to Jersey City 7 to 1 while Syracuse routed Rochester 12 to 16 in a high scoring game. Reading and Baltimore split with Buffalo 4 to 7 and Jersey City 11 to 7.
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Baseball scores from American Association games
The American Association reports Minneapolis 4 Columbus 1 and Louisville 10 Milwaukee 4 with wet grounds noted. Columbus 3 Minneapolis 2 and St Paul 7 Toledo 2. Indianapolis Kansas City game listed as wet. Louisville 4 Milwaukee 3 result also recorded.
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Industrial League Schedule Highlights Local Matchups
Tuesday features Ny Penn Furniture against Bankers while Thursday brings County Dairy versus Newell Printers and Friday pits Associated System against Ny Penn Furniture in a busy week for the league.
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Bergquist Stars as Warren Soccer Eleven Wins 6 to 2
Captain Bergquist starred as Warren Soccer Club defeated Swedish Reds Seconds 6 to 2 at the Greek Club grounds in Celeron Saunday morning. He scored three goals and helped set up others while the team played with ten men until Watts arrived. Wednesday night locals plan a session on the Paramount gridiron in preparation for the upcoming game.
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Warren Pitcher Loses Virginia League Contest Again
Norfolk defeats Warren 6 to 2 as Kingston’s hitters power past Art Johnson who is tagged for thirteen safeties including a homer One Warren run comes in late while Higgins limits Norfolk to seven hits but still earns the win Bondurant drives in a visitor tally with a homer and singles spark Kinston’s offense in the third and seventh innings through a sequence of singles and sacrifices The game lasts 1 hour 50 minutes with umpires Friend and Adams at the plate
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Links Kinks on Match and Medal Golf Play Lessons
Roy Grove explains that match play and medal play are distinct. He advises focusing on beating par hole by hole, not chasing the opponent, and cites Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen as contrasting examples of match and medal success.
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Elk League Championship Opens Tonight
Hoogwall Hardware and Johnson Brothers, title contenders, launch the Elk Alleys championship series tonight at seven. Johnson Brothers, winners of the season’s second half, enter as favorites to claim the laurels. Four matches planned. a clean sweep ends the series, otherwise up to three games Wednesday. Hoagvall Hardware fields Lee Allen Staw Lyon Nick Anderson Everett Hoagvall Jimmy Wilson Paddy Jackson. Johnson eligibles include Jesse Smith Ivan Grenlund Mel Johnson Phil McEvoy Earl Dorrance Harold Johnson.
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Slower ball era signals comeback of old style baseball
The article argues early season scores prove a slower ball, not better pitching, reshapes 1927 baseball. It credits manufacturers for reducing ball liveliness, expects return of base running, bunting, and sharper fielding. It notes shortstops need quick, accurate throws, criticizes spitball artistry, and emphasizes true curve, changeup, and slow ball skills as vital to a genuine art.
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