Nypenn Furniture Opens Loop With 5 2 Win Over Bankers
Nypenn Furniture jumped to a 5 2 victory over Bankers in the opening game of the 1928 schedule. Dutch Hart pitched five innings, Al Wolfe led at the plate with two extra base hits, and Judy Jewell's miscue helped Nypenn seize the lead in the third. Bankers fell short despite a late rally.
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Nypenn Furniture
Tripune
Bankers
Judy” Jewell
Nypemn
Dutch Hart
Mike Bleech
Sheffield Boy
Nypenn
Seager
Bob Burns
al Wolfe
Haggstrom
Texas
Wolfe
Bet
Amthony
Bro
Kinzua Manager Seeks Game For May 12
M. L. Wilcox manager of the Kinzua Baseball club asks The Tribune to arrange a game for Saturday May 12 with a local team. Warren managers are urged to contact him at 14 R 12 by phone as soon as possible. Kinzua has a fast aggregation.
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M. L. Wilcox
Kinzua
Tribune Sporting Department
Warren
Mr. Wilcox
Warren extends seven game win streak with 24 5 win
Warren High stretched its Inter-County winning streak to seven with a 24 to 5 victory over Tidioute High on the old town diamond. Jamo Lytle led Warren with five safeties including a triple and a double in six at bats. Vero Brindis and Nellie Jobison added four and three hits respectively as Blue and White pitcher Boyette held opponents to five safeties. Youngsville and Warren clash today on Russell field with league leadership at stake and Warren visits Youngsville Thursday for a rematch before a Saturday game with Titusville in the Queen City.
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Warren High
Tidioute High
Old Town
Jamo
Titusville
Queen City
Warren Beats Tidioute In Low-Scoring Baseball Clash
Warren 9 2 3 5 24 runs innings 1 2 3 4 5. Tidioute 1 0 0 2 5. Two base hits by Lytle Brindis Massa Gellette Johnson. Three base hit by Lytle. Double plays F. McCoy to Kelly to Biassa and Morrison to Heath. Umpire Haines.
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Gebhardt
Sth
Bleech
Nypenn
Bankers
Wolfe
Bart
Hart
Cosmano
Hage
Harry Conroy
Beveriness
J. McCoy
F. McCoy
Massa Ibetanca
Lytle If
Brindis
Kelly
Johnson
Boyette P . Gellotte
Hildum Issone & McConnell
Pittman
Hedges
Gelotte
Bagestrom
Tidioute
Anthony
AB. E
Burns
Ce Brogan
Beaser
Biate
A. Kernick
Mintzer
E. Kernick
Seed Reifley
B. Tompsett
Clark
King
Tompsett
Morrison
Donaldson
Snyder
Heath
Wilson
Totgis Tewell
Warren
Lytle
Massa
Gellette
Biassa
Haines
Fight Results from Indianapolis Des Moines and Chicago
United Press reports two Chicago junior lightweight Paul Allen defeated Jack Duffy of Toledo in ten rounds. Chet Smallwood of Sullivan knocked out Howard Bertchell of Cincinnati in six of a sixteen round bout. Mike Mandell of St. Paul defeated Charley Scherer of Detroit by technical knockout in the fifth of ten rounds. Johnny Martin knocked out Charley Herndon in four rounds.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Paul Allen
Chicago
Jack Duffy
Toledo
Chet Smallwood
Sullivan
Ind
Howard Bertchell
Cincinnati
Des Moixes
Mike Mandell
St. Paul
Minn
Charley Scherer
Detroit
Johnny Martin
Charley Herndon
Home Run Club Names Stars Across Leagues
Ruth of the Yankees, Bissonnette of the Robins, Hauser of the Athletics, Rice of the Senators, High of the Cards, and Cruz of the Reds lead a stacked home run club list. League totals show National and American tallies reaching 146.
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United Press
Ruth
Yankees
Bissonnette
Robins
Hauser
Athletics
Rice
Senators
Cruz
Reds
British Open play starts at Royal St George's
British Open action began at Sandwich England with 113 qualifiers and six American pros in the field. Gene Sarazen led American starters as Walter Hagen Archie Compston and Jose Jurado emerged as early favorites while British stars like George Duncan and J H Taylor faced tough rounds. Jurado equaled Duncan's course record but doubts lingered on Jurado's stamina. Sarazen predicts an American victory with Hagen a strong contender amid brisk winds and light rain.
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Robert C. Dawson
Sandwich
Eng
Royal St. George's
Sandwich Bay
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
United States
Cooh
Gene Sarazen
Sarazen
Jose Jurado
Jurado
Walter Hagen
George Duncan
Jin Barnes
Archie Compston
Abe Mitchell
Sir Walter
Hagen
J. H. Taylor
Dr. Twiddell
Robert Harris
Larry Nabholtz
Si Newton
Josh Crane
Britain
Archie Compsteen
Moor Park
Duncan
St. George's
Gene Sarazen Sandwich
Haig
TriE Baseball League First Half Schedule Revealed
The Trifane Industrial Baseball League opens last night at Russell field and plans a first half ending July 20. Each team meets twice, with games in Warren and North Warren, five home games, and one foreign-field game per club. Schedule covers May to July with many matchups among Nypenn Furniture Bankers Newell Prints State Hospital County Dairy East Side Fruit.
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IAST
Trifane Industrial Baseball League
Russell Field
Wiiter
Tribune
Warren
Jtwo
Hospital
North Warren
Vest
Newell Press
Nypenn Furniture
Bankers
County Dairy
Newell Prints
East Side Fruit
Nypenn Farn
State Hospital
Red Sox Out Celler by Win Over Chicago
Athletics gain a full game on league leaders by beating the Red Sox as Hauser contributes key batting support. White Sox clip Chicago in opener 5 to 1, while Philadelphia and St Louis post decisive tallies.
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RED Sox
Celler
Chicago
Philadelphia
Athletics
Boston
Browns
Hauser
White Sox
St. Louis
Ogden
Sehang
Remmell
Cochrane, Connally
McCurdy Morris
Heving
Pirates Defeat New York Giants In Tight Series Opener
Pittsburgh beat New York 6 to 5 as errors by Freddy Lindstrom helped the Pirates gain near first place. Giants rallied in the ninth but failed to reach the tying run with Grimes forcing Mel Ott at second. Hits included Welsh, Scott, Gooch, Traynor and Grantham for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
McGrawmen
Freddy Lindstrom
Giants
Grimes
Mel Ott
Scott
New York
Welsh
Gooch
Traynor
Grantham
Roush
L. Waner
Reese
Lindstrom
Ott
Jackson
Henry
PiPt
Pttsburgh
Hart
Jorda
Rigler
New York AB
O’doul
KR. B. AE
Adams
P. Waner
Tey Wright
Detroit Tigers overwhelm Senators in 12 to 2 rout
Detroit dominates Washington as the Tigers crush the Senators 12 to 2. Stoner, Woodall, Marberry, Larsen, and Tate contribute for Detroit while Washington struggles with miscues and failed scoring chances.
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Washington
Tigers
Senators
Detroit
Stoner
Woodall
Marberrr
Lisenbee
Tate
National League results and schedule update
Yesterday the National League featured Pirates 6 over Mets 5 and Reds 7 over Braves 2. Cubs 4 over Dodgers 3 and Cardinals 15 over Phillies 3. Today three pairings and tomorrow set include Philadelphia at St Louis and Brooklyn at Chicago among others.
Baseball scores and tomorrow's schedule in the American League
Yesterday results include Boston 5 Chicago 1 and Detroit 12 Washington 2. Phillies 4 St Louis 2 and Cleveland 3 New York 0. Tomorrow’s games feature Louis at Philadelphia and a slate of Midwest matchups including Indianapolis 5 Kansas City 2 and Toledo 9 St Paul 7.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Kasib
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Louis
Tomorow
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee
Detroit - St. Louis
Aes
Boston We
International League score roundup slips into tight finish
Buffalo held off Newark 7 6 while Rochester topped Reading 7 3 and Montreal beat Jersey City 4 1 Toronto defeated Baltimore 5 2 in a busy evening of minor league action with multiple games reported.
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Buffalo
Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
Rochester
Reading
Toronto
Baltimore
Two Racers Drop From Pyle Event
Ligonier Ind May 9 With two of its leading runners drawn the Pyle cross country car a van moved today toward Butler the last control in Indiana Oli Wanttinen Finn of New York City and Harry Rea of Long Beach Cal dropped out of the race yesterday Giusto Umeri of Trieste Italy won the 41 mile lap from Mishawaka in 6 59 04 Roy McMurtry of Indianapolis second in 6 57 16 and John Stone Marion Ind third in 7 11 20 Peter Gavuzzi Southampton Eng and Andrew Payne of Claremore Kia elapsed time leaders finished far down the list
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Ligonier
Ind
Pyle
Butler
Indiana
Oli Wanttinen
Finn
New York City
Harry Rea
Long Beach
Cal
Giusto Umeri
Trieste
Italy
Mishawaka
Roy McMurtry
Indianapolis
John Stone
Marion
Peter Gavuzzi
Southampton
Eng
Andrew Payne
Claremore
Kia
Cleveland Ace Uhle Shuts Out Yankees 23 to 0
May 9 Cleveland pitcher George Uhle pitched his second shutout of the season as the Indians dominated New York 23 to 0 to open the series. The Yankees had only one win against Uhle in three seasons. Cleveland 001 000 000 3, New York 000 000 000 0. Batteries Uhle Sewell Pennock Collinge.
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Uhle
Yanks
New York
George Uhle
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Indians
Yankees
R. H. E. Cleveland
Uhie
L. Sewell
Pennock and Collinge
Alfred Wolfe Leaves Today for Rochester
Alfred Wolfe leaves Warren for Rochester New York to join Jack Dunn and the Baltimore Birds of the International League. The outfielder will report for a four game series starting tomorrow, with a potential assignment to a New York Penn league team if Dunn seeks more experience before International play.
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al Wolfe
Warren
Cuthelder
Rochester
N. Y
Jack Dun
Baltimore Birds
International League
Birds
Wolferom
Ken Shroyer
New York Central
Wolfe
Russell Field
Nypenn Furniture Bankers
Hagestrom
Jack Dunn
Fourth straight tallied as Chicago beats Brooklyn 4 to 3
Chicago earned its fourth consecutive win by defeating Brooklyn 4 to 3. Pitcher Percy Jones outsparked Jess Petty, while Coyler returned to the Cubs lineup with two hits and two RBIs. Box score shows Brooklyn 3 runs on 16 hits with an error. Chicago 4 runs on 12 hits.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Jess Petty
Percy Jones
Coyler
Cub
Petty
Henline
Jones
Gonzales
Cardinals Wallop Philadelphia 15 to 4 in Mutted Win
St Louis hammered Philadelphia 15 runs on 13 hits as nine runs came in the eighth inning. The Phillies managed four runs with errors and scattered scoring across the late innings. Benge McGraw Willoughby Ferguson Sweetland Miller and Wilson, Frankhouse Haid and Davis featured in the box score.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Red Birds
Phillies
Benge
McGraw
Willoughby
Ferguson
Sweetland
Miller
Wilsons
Frankhouse
Haid
Davis
Sixth inning rally lifts Cincinnati past Braves 7–2
Cincinnati overcame a first mercy to rally in the sixth inning for four runs and defeat the Boston Braves 7 to 2. Brandt’s wild period helped Boston falter while Cruz hit a homer. Braves and Reds players listed in box score.
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Cincinnati
Boston Braves
Brandt
Boston
Cruz
Braves
D Brand
Wertz
Edwards
Urban
Keip
Picinich
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Orioles
Youngsville
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Trie Baseball League
Prints
Nypenn Furn
Nypenn Fern
Newell Printers
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Hoogwall Hardware
Johnson Brothers
Elk
Jimmy Wilson
Mack
Pirates
Washington Senators
American Association
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ACE Blanks
Acme of Expert Service
Armstrong Welding Shop
Ave. W
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