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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1928
Page
6
Warren County Dairy defeated Newell Printers 6 to 3 at Russell field in five innings. Don Brown pitched five innings for the Dairy, while Ray Lewis and Yure Andrews led offense with extra-base hits. The win ties Mitkers for first place in Tribune Industrial League standings.
Dairy 11 Printers 5 after 11 innings with Andrews and Lewis driving runs. Fitzpatrick Oviatt and Oviatt contributed key hits while Hook and Baldensperger combined on the mound. Newwells led bases for Dairy, Hook took the loss as Baldensperger earned the win. Umpire Harry Conroy officiated.
American League clubs and players are listed with names such as Hauser Williams Easterling Goalin and O'Doal, plus mentions of Montreal boxing champion Leo Lee Roy who defeated Vic Foley on a foul in the sixth round. Bradford Pa reports Jimmy Slattery knocking out Stanley Smith in a Buffalo light heavyweight bout.
Veteran writer Gene Sarazen reports on day one of the championship proper where Wild Bill Melhorn posts a 71 to lead a field including Walter Hagen and Jose Jurado. Sarazen, trailing by one stroke, pledges strong effort as Jurado, Bainbridge Hagen and fellow Britons chase the leaders.
In yesterday's NL games St Louis defeated Philadelphia 7 to 1 while Chicago beat Brooklyn 2 to 1 New York routed Pittsburgh 6 to 0 and Cincinnati edged Boston 4 to 1. Today Philadelphia visits St Louis Brooklyn plays Chicago Boston goes to Cincinnati and New York hosts Pittsburgh. Tomorrow Philadelphia at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago and the schedule continues.
All games postponed with upcoming slate showing St. Louis at Philadelphia and Chicago at Boston on today’s card while Detroit visits Washington and Cleveland travels to New York. Tomorrow’s slate lists St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Newark blank Buffalo nine three Jersey City twelve nine Reading nine Rochester seven Toronto six eleven Baltimore two five St Paul seven Toledo zero Milwaukee six Louisville one Kansas City five Indianapolis four Minneapolis eleven Columbus ten
Two Tribune Industrial league teams East Side Fruit and State Hospital will debut on the North Warren diamond at 2 45 p m with umpire Harry Conrey. State Hospital fields a balanced squad likely to challenge Bananas while East Side Fruit expects surprises despite Nelson not eligible for this game.
Paul Waner went four times up without a hit for the Pirates. Rogers Hornsby doubled and singled in three at bats and scored the Braves lone run. Kiki Cuyler was out of the Cubs lineup due to injury. Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Ty Cobb Idris Speaker and Harry Heilmann were idle as games were postponed.
Princeton New Jersey May 10 The Carnegie Institute of Technology of Pittsburgh was scheduled to open its annual eastern tennis invasion today at Princeton University. The event gathers college teams for matches and showcases rising players.
Art Johnson sparked Jersey City in a late rally against Montreal at the Canadian City, contributing to a 12 to 9 win as Warren mopped up in three and a third innings. Walt Beall opened with a high first inning, delivering four runs as Jersey City surged to an early lead.
Jersey City teammates of Art Johnson of the Internativoak League plan to travel to Buffalo next week for a four game set with the Skeeters opposing the Bisons starting Monday afternoon. Johnson may pitch in one of the games but the exact start is undecided. The Tribune provides close coverage of Art Johnson and Pike Peterson as Warren’s baseball links. Johnson has appeared in about six International League games this season and 211 Tribune box scores. Peterson, a veteran right-hander with York in the New York Penn League, has not yet pitched with York. Opening of the Tribune Industrial Baseball League was delayed by rain today. First game features Newell Printers vs Warren County Dairy Association on Russell Field, pennant winners, then York joins after being declared a Harrisburg free agent.
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Boston Braves 4 to 1 to take their second straight win while pursuing the New York Giants. Genevich and Taylor pitched, with Hixey, Edwards and Hargrave contributing offensively as Cincinnati earned a 4 to 1 final score.
St Louis Cardinals beat Philadelphia Phillies 7 to 1 as Littlejohn pitched eight innings and held the Phils to six hits. Ring and McGraw, former Cardinals, faced their old club in Jeannette Pennsylvania Harrick succeeds Jordan as football coach at Jeannette High School.
Wolfe, strong fielder and fast runner, may be farmed to New York Penn or Blue Ridge leagues due to International League level of play and southpaw pitching weakness. The Tribune notes strong local league talent from Irvine, Sheffield, Youngsville and others with catchers listed from Nypenm Furniture to East Side Fruit. Box score shows County Dairy defeating Newell Printers 5-3 as evidence of solid play and potential representative Warren club.
Youngsville High stopped Warren's seven game win streak with an 8 to 6 victory at Russell field. H Mead belted a home run and a single, Hulings tripled, and Craft pitched well for Youngsville while Belevino and McCoy led Warren with timely hits. Both teams totaled nine hits as precision fielding and late rallies shaped the outcome.
Virgil Barnes of the New York Giants no hit Pittsburgh through five innings and the Giants won 6 to 0 in the second game of the series. Pittsburgh accumulated five hits as Barnes held the Pirates scoreless for the duration, marking the Pirates third shutout this season.
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