Mondai May 9 Opens Schedule In Industrial Baseball League
The Tribune Industrial Baseball League kicks off its 1927 season Tuesday at Russell field with Nypean Furniture facing Bankers. Manager Gene Evenue has built a strong Nypean squad including Bob Burns, Cut McCullough, Erickson, and Munn, Fitzpatrick among others. Newell Printers and Associated System also feature on opening night as Nypean eyes a repeat title and a lively race unfolds among local clubs.
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Russell Field
Nypean Furniture
Bankers
Harry Conroy
Apne
Nypenn
Gene” Evenue
Tri-County
Bob Burns
Warren
Endeavor
Anthony
Emerson
Clark
Bennett
Haggstrom
Mintzer
Reilley
Coamano
Musante
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Fitzpatrick
Evenne
Olean
Newell Printers
Warren County Fair Association
Paul Gretzler
Ray Lewis
Bert” Hook
Don
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Furniture Club
TERRY'S DOUBLE DEFEATS BRUINS IN NY GIANTS VICTORY
Terry's ninth inning double sent Roush home for a 5 4 New York Giants win over the Chicago Cubs. Earl Webb hit his sixth homer, giving the Giants a 2 0 lead before Chicago tied later and the Giants moved ahead in the fifth. The Cubs left 11 on base and were blanked after the fifth as the Giants held on. Cards beat Brooklyn 3 1 as Flint Rhem limited the Robins to two hits in a 30,000 crowd game.
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Flint Rhem
Chick
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Titusville High Downs Youngsville in Weird Contest at Queen City
May 9 five innings of real baseball followed by shaky play produced a 15-11 Titusville victory over Youngsville. Titusville led early, Youngsville rallied from 15-1 in the sixth to score ten runs, but a double play in the ninth limited further gains. Bedford homered, Crone and Henderson contributed key hits, while Jackson pitched for Titusville with strong defense backing.
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Ti tit Tarville vs Youngsville baseball game report
TiTusville defeated Youngsville with a late surge, scoring multiple runs in the sixth and eighth innings. Kraft homered, Patch and Peterson added hits, while pitchers Jackson Erickson Wickham Munn Seeley and Henderson handled the mound amid wild pitches and base on balls. A double play ended the game after two extra base hits and a near late rally.
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Early set backs of great pitchers inspire fans
Roy Growt recalls how star hurlers faced rough openers in minor and major leagues. He cites Robertson of the White Sox and the legendary Christy Mathewson, noting Matty lost his first pro game and went hitless in 40 trips before becoming one of baseball's greatest.
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Robertson
Detroit Tigers
Tyrus Cobb
Mathewson
Taunton
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Local ball club begins season with first practice session
Warren’s Tri County entry, led by manager Roy Pearce, held its first-season workout on Exposition diamond with about twenty players. McCullough, a former Endeavor Lumber jacks catcher now with Warren, impressed as a strong backstop and slugger. Warren may open May 21, with possible independent game next weekend attracting local fans.
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Warren
Tri-County Baseball League
Exposition
Bob” Burns
Judy” Jewell
Jimmy” Wilson
Ray” Lewis
Harold Wilson
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Lefty” Clark
Don” Brown
Red” Swanson
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Plans to launch $1,000,000,000 wooden ships now
A report from ten years ago notes decisive action to begin construction of a vast fleet of wooden ships valued at one billion dollars. The plan aims to rapidly bolster naval capacity amid ongoing world tensions and prior strategic assessments.
Cleveland Indians Feature Two Tris Speakers In 1927 Lineup
The era of scandal around the Indians fades as Bernie Neis and Gerken emerge, pairing with two time star Tris Speaker. Gerken displays veteran poise in outfield and Neis shines, while the team restructures its weakest spot for the 1927 season, aiming to reclaim strength in the center garden.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indiana
Bernie Neis
Gerken
Tris
Jim
Two suits loom over heavyweight boxing season
A federal court and two state athletic commissions may decide Tex Rickard's summer plans as Dempsey eyes a comeback opponent. A U.S. injunction suit by Walter Taylor to block the May 19 Maloney Shor ey bout at Yankee Stadium awaits ruling. Paulino faces barred status in New York and Massachusetts over contract questions. Rickard may need a new Dempsey opponent if Paulino is blocked. Walker vs Flowers return bout contract hangs on Walker defeating Flowers and Walker's Europe trip on May 17 faces action by the California commission.
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Henry L. Farrell
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Cleveland
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Tom Shorey
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Henry Wichard
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Tiger Flowers
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Card Gardener Stars As Club Beats Dodgers
Eddie Collins fumbled. Cleveland wins 4 to 2 as St Louis, Washington, Chicago and New York games unfold. Brillheart and Roush score in ninth. Cubs error-filled loss. Webb adds sixth homer for Detroit. Tigers edge Boston 3 to 2. Yanks blank White Sox 11 to 0. Collins homer caps win. Hafey shines for Cardinals in 5 1 Brooklyn setback. Rhemner co hero in 5 1 victory.
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Threat of Rain Foreshadows Preakness at Pimlico
The May 9 news item reports overcast skies and a rain threat as about 36 000 race fans attend Pimlico for the 37th Preakness Stakes worth 50000 dollars. Whiskery and Scapa Flow draw strong support from Whitney and Maryland circles while Scapa Flow’s odds rise on a heavy track. Thirteen colts and two fillies are listed to start. favorites include Whiskery and Scapa Flow with other notable runners such as Sir Harry, Black Panther, Saxon, and Jopagon among entrants.
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Walier J. Salmon
Clyde Phillips
Greentree Stable
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A. G. Weston
Bradley
Kentucky
Alay Raner
Baseballs Big Four headline from United Press
Babe Ruth hit a double and a single in four at bats four times. Hornsby doubled in four at bats. Cobb was idle due to a suspension by President Johnson. Tris Speaker collected two singles in four attempts.
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Hornsby
Cobb
Johnson
Tris Speaker
Local Sluggers Fall Narrowly to Kinzua Indies 5 4
In a tight Sunday tilt at Titter town the South Side Sluggers lost 5 to 4 to the Kinzua Indies. Ray Bennett and Kinzuas Donaldson and Mai combined for ten strikeouts as Fitzgerald Bennet and Mann traded blows in a game marked by late rallies. Triple hits by Fitzpatrick and Bennett highlighted the effort, while Larry Mann saved a potential rally for Kinzua. Time of game 1:50.
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Alann
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School League Court Clashes All on Fridays
Northern division of the NWP A A will have four teams Central West East and Warren join Academy in opening games January 6. All matches are set for Fridays with shifts possible by direct school contact. First round ends January 20. Second round begins February 3 with season concluding February 17 in Erie. Schedule shows Jan 6 Central at East Warren at Academy. Jan 13 Central at Warren East at Academy. Jan 20 Academy at Central Warren at East. Feb 3 East at Central Academy at Warren. Feb 10 Warren at Central Academy at East. Feb 17 Central at Academy East at ? .
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Bewithus Faces Fast Pace in Open Horse Race
The race charts a crowded field with Scape Flow likely to press early and Pandora ready to loom as Whiskery stays fresh for the stretch. Whitney benefits from three strong starters and the betting edge, while the weight of fortune hints at varying outcomes. The post time is set around 4 PM standard time.
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