Youngsville Leads District Eight Meet with Academy Tops
Youngsville High School placed third while Erie Academy High led the district meet in Warren. Academy star Linborg set two district records in pole vault and javelin, and the Lions won seven events totaling 41 points. Warren finished ninth as Linborg and teammates highlighted a standout day in a meet featuring multiple new marks.
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Pyle Runners In Long Jaunt Today Across State Line
WAVERLY N Y May 21 UP The remaining runners in GC Cy Pyles cross country jaunt began a 72 mile leg toward Madison Square Garden as the final week opened. Andrew Payne led the caravan, finishing second in a dead heat yesterday while Paul Simpson captured the previous lap in Burlington New York. Payne’s father predicted his son will win as the group nears New York, with 58.3 miles to go in eight and a half hours.
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Pirates Fall to Reds 3-2 in Ninth Inning Loss
Cincinnati defeats Pittsburgh 3-2 as Allen singles in the ninth plating the winning run. Reds complete their fifty-eighth double play of the season while Grimes and Hemsley, Lucas, and Picinich work on the mound for the Pirates.
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Lucas Aid Picinich
New York Giants Split Twin Bill In St Louis
The New York Giants and St Louis Cardinals split a double header before 58 224 fans at Sportsman's Park. The Giants won the opener 5 to 3 while the Cardinals took the second game 2 to 1. The crowd was among the largest for a world series game at the park this year.
New York Totals in Miscible Baseball Notation
A terse score note records New York totals and several substitutions or plays. Aldridge was struck out in the eighth, Hogan scored in the eighth, and Ott advanced bases with an error in the sixth.
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Johnson Shines in Sunday Tilt on Five Five-Chapter Effort
Art Johnson, Warren left-hander, worked five chapters in Jersey City’s Sunday game against Reading as part of a double bill at Jersey City. He did not earn the win after being lifted in the fifth. Horne finished and picked up the victory as Jersey City rallied in the eighth. Johnson fanned three and issued three walks, with three wins and three defeats in International League action.
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Jersey City International League
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Seventh Win for New York Pitcher Seals Yankees Victory
George Pipgras earned his seventh win as the Yankees extended their unbeaten streak to eight with a 9 to 3 win over the St. Louis Browns. Earl Combs hit a bases loaded homer and Gehrig and Ruth contributed key hits as New York dominated from start to finish. Pipgras went eight innings, facing few threats after early offense, while the Browns struggled against New York pitching.
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Sam Gray
Player Switch Shocks Phillies During National League Tilt
Jimmy Wilson walked away from the Phillies in the middle of a championship game against St Louis after news of his trade to the Cardinals. The deal sent Virgil Davis to Philadelphia and included Homer Peel from Houston, Texas. Wilson moved to the Cardinals bench in uniform, signaling a dramatic late-game change.
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Four Games This Week in Tribune Industrial Loop
Tribune Industrial league opens its third week with Bankers vs East Side Fruit at Russell Field. Nypenn Furniture faces County Dairy in a decisive Wednesday 15 inning set led by Fritz Urbanski and Dutch Hart for Nypenn and Don Brown for Dairy. Newell Printers battle State Hospital on Saturday as Youngsville adds Sweetland and Welch to its roster.
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East Side Fruit
Russell Field
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County Dairy
Gene Evenne
Nypenn
Fritz Urbanski
Dutch Hart
Don Brown
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North Warren Grounds
State Hospital
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Youngsville
Tribune
Lefty” Sweetland
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Sweetland
Paul Gretzler
Welch
Ce Gotto
National League Yesterday and Today's Schedule
Yesterday results show New York 5 St. Louis 3 and 1 St Louis 2 New York 1 while Brooklyn 11 Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 8 Pittsburgh 2 and Boston 4 Chicago 3. Today's schedule includes Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Chicago at St. Louis with tomorrow bringing New York at Brooklyn and Philadelphia at Boston in two games.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games in the American League
Scores included Cleveland 4 Washington 3 Detroit 2 Chicago 1 New York 9 St Louis 3 Washington 3 Philadelphia Boston New York. Tomorrow’s schedule lists Washington at Philadelphia, Boston at New York, St Louis at Detroit, Cleveland at Chicago.
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Baseball league scores and standings update
In the International League Rochester defeated Toronto 7 to 4 while Reading led 11 to 5 against Jersey City and Baltimore won 3 to 4 over Newark. In the American Association Minneapolis beat Milwaukee 6 to 4, Toledo trailed 4 to 23, Indianapolis lost 2 to 4, Columbus fell 6 to 9, and Louisville won 1 to 3.
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Milwaukee
Toledo
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District Officers of B. P. O. E. Elected in Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburg May 21 The western Pennsylvania district of B. P. O. E. has elected officers Joseph L. Connell Charleroi president John F. Nugent Braddock vice president C H Roberts Home stead treasurer C S Brown Pittsburgh secretary An executive committee of seven men named A J Gerard Enokville T M Reese Canonsburg John M Shaw South Brownsville G A Gibson Monongahela Nick Mauser Sheraden Herbert McDowell Pittsburgh and M T Hickler Etna
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Western Pennsylvania
Joseph L. Connell
Charleroi
John F. Nugent
Braddock
C. H. Roberts
Homestead
C. S. Brown
A. J. Gerard
Enokville
T. M. Reese
Canonsburg
John M. Shaw
South Brownsville
G. A. Gibson
Monongahela
Nick Mauser
Sheraden
Herbert McDowell
M. T. Hickler
Etna
Fireman killed in Pennsy wreck near Johnstown
Fireman John Dresse aged 44 of Altoona was instantly killed when the Pittsburgher passenger train wrecked near Johnstown. Engineer John C Hooper, 47 of Altoona, was scalded and hospitalized. Several passengers were slightly injured including Mrs H C Elsie and Mrs Eli B Kaufman of Pittsburgh. An eastbound freight box car struck the engine, derailing two cars and blocking four tracks for hours with traffic diverted to one track.
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Altoona
John C. Hooper
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Eli B. Kaufman
Pittsburgh
May Ban Public Parking In Sydney Traffic Reform
Public parking may be abolished in Sydney to ease traffic. Taxis and private cars would be kept in separate parking places with taxi calls made entirely by telephone, a proposal by Chief Secretary Brantwell to relieve the traffic muddle.
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Brantwell
Crowded Week Ushers in Historic Sports Mayhem
Listing a flood of events, Frank Getty reports three boxing world title bouts in four days, British amateur golf and French tennis championships, Olympic football training, Davis Cup starts, and intercollegiate AAU track finals. Key figures include Sammy Mandel and Jimmy McLarnin in boxing, Izzy Schwartz and Bushy Graham in boxing, and Johnny McHugh with Douglas Grant in golf. The week also features the CCPyle race ending in Madison Square Garden and international cup ties across Europe and North America.
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Amsterdam
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Madison Square Garden
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Polo Grounds
Izzy Schwartz
Bouncing Bushy Graham
Utica
Ted Morgan
Eddie Cannonball Martin
America
Baseball stars go hitless and productive in uneven day
Yesterday's box score highlights include Babe Ruth hitting a single in four at bats, Lou Gehrig totaling a triple and a single with one RBI, and Kiki Cuyler drawing a walk as pinch hitter. Rogers Hornsby had a single in five appearances, scoring once and stealing a base, while Paul Waner added a single with an RBI. Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker sat. Harry Heilmann failed to reach safely in four trips.
Tiger Pitcher Wins Clash With a Clout
Detroit defeated the Chicago White Sox 2 to 1 as pitcher Klam Van Gilder delivered a ninth inning single to seal the win. Fothergill homered to tie the game in the ninth, with Lyons, Crouse, and Woodall also contributing in Detroit’s victory.
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Boston Pitcher In Form Against Cubs
Boston pitcher Bob Smith halted the Chicago Cubs 13 game win streak by pitching the Braves to a 4 3 victory in Chicago. R Smith, Taylor, P Jones, Carlson, Bush and Gonzales are listed in the box score.
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Indians Sweep Nat Series Win Final Game 4 to 3
The Cleveland Indians completed a clean sweep of the national series against the Washington Senators by taking the final game 4 to 3. Hadtin Bayne and L Sewell led Cleveland with strong hitting while Bayne Lisenbee Marberry and Ruel pitched for Washington.
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Warren Bananas topple Kinzua 9 in Sunday clash
Dick Pearce of the State Hospital team starred as the Warren Bananas defeated Kinzua Independents 9 to 4 in a Sunday afternoon game at the latter town. Pearce pitched for the first time this year, fanning 14 and adding four singles, a double, and two runs. Lefty Stoltz pitched well for Kinzua, allowing 9 hits while striking out 8, but errors doomed the visitors. Larry Mann and Al Wolfe contributed for Warren, with Wolfe handling shortstop and Mann driving three hits including two doubles. Umpires were Reilley and Juliano. score by innings listed 000 100 120.
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Del Bis Sonetta powers Robins past Phillies
Brooklyn, May 21. Del Bis sonetta hit his seventh homer of the season with two aboard as the Brooklyn Robins defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 11 to 4. Sweetland Ring Pruett Daving Clark and Henline starred for Brooklyn while Philadelphia’s lineup produced 4 runs on 10 hits.
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