Redlegs Topple Pittsburgh In tenth for 4-3 win
Cincinnati wins 4-3 over Pittsburgh in the tenth as Redlegs push across the decisive run. Pittsburgh manager Donie Bush protests lineup mix up amid late scoring confusion.
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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1928
Page
11
Cincinnati wins 4-3 over Pittsburgh in the tenth as Redlegs push across the decisive run. Pittsburgh manager Donie Bush protests lineup mix up amid late scoring confusion.
Adjourned Erie Presbytery meeting at First Presbyterian Sugargrove on May 22 featured Linson E Stebbins examined for pastorate and ordained as minister. Installation followed with charges to pastor and people, emphasizing support. Cemetery association annual meeting set for Five Points Cemetery Saturday at 2:30 PM.
Chicago defeated Cleveland 4 to 3 after a rare first inning triple play by the Indians fell short. The Sox tied the game late, then scored in the 10th to seal the win. Miller Brown and L Sewell joined by Connally Atkins Lyons and Crouse and McCurdy were credited in the box.
Babe Ruth collected a single in four at bats and Lou Gehrig added a single in three. Harry Heitman doubled in four. Paul Waner homered with an error charged. Ty Cobb had three hits in four with a run, reaching 3 000 lifetime singles. Tris Speaker had a single and double in four at bats and scored. Hornsby and Cuyler were idle. In Washington the senate commerce committee approved Carlton W. Sturdevant for the Mississippi flood control board and Samuel B. Sandberg for the U S shipping board.
James M Powers reports from Middletown New York May 24 on the last stretch of the transcontinental foot race from Los Angeles to New York begun March 3. About 54 of nearly 300 runners remain as they near Madison Square Garden for a final 10 mile sprint. Eddie Gardner Andy Payne and John Salo lead a field with Payne 17 hours 28 minutes 7 seconds ahead in a bid for $25 000 while Salo struggles with an ankle and drops toward second place.
Russell May 23. The graduation exercises for the class of 1928 at Russell High will be held at the Methodist Episcopal Church Thursday evening at eight oclock. The program includes March Aida by Inez Young invocation Rev A A Swanson address Rev Robert J Wilson selection high school chorus presentation of diplomas by Mr H W Cummings benediction Rev Robert I Wilson and March Aida again by Inez Young. Class roll lists Martha Arnold Helen Beers Hazel Briggs Frank Fngle Evelyn Irikson Audrey Larson Mabel Lewis Clarence Lindquist Donald McDowell Marguerite Nelson Elizabeth Norland John Perkins Stewart Phillips Lillian Russell Grant Sears Grace Sweeney Cecelia Thompson John Timmis.
Memorial Day observance planned for Wednesday May 30 at 2 pm in the Methodist Episcopal church in Russell. Veterans to assemble at 1:45 pm with V F W Band leading to the church, wreaths placed at the cemetery after the service, Boy Scouts to assist, and Rev J C Howenstein to deliver the address. Local residents and decorations noted.
Attended the funeral of Mrs. Thompson at Kennedy on Friday. Ansons Walker attended the funeral service of his sister in Warren on Monday. Miss Inez Young hosted a cluck dinner at her home Monday evening with guests Cecelia Thompson Grace Sweeney John Perkins Donald MacDowell and Bernard Young.
Harrisburg May 24 U P D The Prohibition Party will win the electoral vote of the Solid South if the Democrats nominate Gov Alfred E Smith of New York for president said Dr T L Progh state chairman of the Prohibition party at the conclusion of the party state convention yesterday The statement was made at the close of the convention.
Newport Wales May 2. On the eve of a major British industrial merger, Lord Buckland leading coal mine owner financier and industrialist was killed before breakfast when riding out to exercise his horse collided with a telegraph pole crushing his head and killing him instantly.
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