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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1927
Page
6
In a tight Industrial League tilt, the Bankers rallied in the seventh to beat Associated System 13 to 4. Key hits from Harrington Eby Jewell and DeFrees sparked the late surge as Traub and Musante led the losers, while Geary starred in the field with four notable plays.
Three base hits by Watts and Key set up early runs while Eby Traub and P Musante added two base hits each. DeFrees struck out by Hogan, DeFreez fanned, and both teams left seven men on base. Umpire Harry Conroy officiated as the Bankers edged Associated 8 to 4 in a wobbly, error-prone game with scattered alarms about clothes left out for children.
Captain Monte Scott led Warren to top honors at the Clarion State Normal meet with three firsts and a third totaling 17 points of the team’s 23. Warren’s Gray, Greer, Lindberg and the mile relay squad also scored, while Lindberg set a pole vault mark and Scott tied a meet record in the 100 yard dash.
George Moriarty discusses baseball rules on fair or foul calls, recounting historic umpiring decisions and rule changes. He cites notable incidents in Brooklyn and Boston Philadelphia, noting the retention of judging the ball where last seen by the umpire.
Babe Ruth made a single in two at bats and was walked twice in an overtime contest. Hornsby hit two doubles in six chances, Cobb had four singles in two tries, and Speaker did not play. Averages show strong feats with listed figures for era, hits, and runs in a compact box.
Henry L Farrell reports Jack Sharkey defeats Jim Maloney at Yankee Stadium in five rounds. Sharkey outboxes and knocks down Maloney twice, drawing praise from Tex Rickard and signaling potential next-step clashes with Gene Tunney or a Dempsey eliminations lineup. Crowd of about fifty thousand watches decisive victory.
The piece lists batting leaders Giada oka Farrell Gehrig Ruth and others with stats. It then discusses a perfect game concept, citing George Moriarty on a strict definition where no balls are put in play and no batter reaches first base, implying such a game is only achieved by pitching air strikes.
The crowd roared as the fighters entered the ring and Rick Std predicted a $300,000 gate. A United Press dispatch about Captain Lindbergh’s whereabouts was read, triggering a shouted tribute to the lone shooter. Sharkey’s punch power burst onto the scene, revealing a new level of force.
Warrenigh won its second game in as many days with a 14 to 4 victory over Russell High yesterday at Russell field. Coach Leidig used seventeen players, Jim Lytle Vero Brindis and Johnny McCoy shared catching duties, and Billy Anderson was briefly relieved by Captain Bob Field. VerMilyea struck out 11 over seven innings and was charged with seven walks as Warren took six of its eight turns to bat for 11 runs across the third fourth and sixth frames. Russell managed four runs on nine miscues, with Joe Massa and crew pitching well despite little support from teammates.
A wild mix of sports whimsy and moral reflection. Freddie McCoy’s sharp control in the Warren Titusville game is noted alongside a golf training tease by Gene Sagaten. An anecdote about a 28 year old in New York paying 200000 for a Stock Exchange seat contrasts with a deadly crime report and a college education debate from the Philadelphia Record.
Yesterday's star Monte Scott led the Blue and White with 17 points as Warren tops in trio of events. Warren and Scandia vie for the league crown while local teams prep for next matches and a Rooster game plan unfolds at Exposition Park.
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