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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1928

Page

6

Dairy Triumph Over Nypenn In Sharp Industrial League Tilt

Lee Brown drives in the decisive run with a squeeze bunt and a single as Dairy defeats Nypenn Furniture 4 2 at Russell Field. Urbanski and Brown duel as perfect pitching anchors a tight game in Warren County. Nypenn takes an early lead, Dairy rallies with timely hits and fielding mistakes, the match remaining shaping up as one of the season’s best.

Willard Foley Arts Editeur Lee Brown Warren County Daly Nypean Furniture Gail Russell Field County Dairy Tribune State Hospital Nypenn del Nelson Timmy Burns Bob Burns Mimizer Vieters Rap Popplecon Fitzpatrick Haggstrom Paul Hanna Ralph Brown Brownie Urban Genberg Mintzer Bunnell Burns Eddie Genberg Foppleton P. Hamm Dairy Urbanski Don Brown Haggstron Pat Reiley Brown Timmy Nypean Lefty Clark Badk Urbans Clark Anthony Hasestrom Misgude Barns County Airy Airy Talaed Bowen

Home run and multiple hits in county dairy game

Home run by Poppleton and three base hit by R. Brown headline a county dairy league game loss. Int Genberg struck out by Urbanski seven times and by Brown thirteen. Bases on balls issued one by Urbanski and two by Brown. Nypenn 12, Eddie Masterson umpired.

Lefty Clark Lefty Clark, Nypennit Fielder Force Don Browns Jiner Bob Buss Harry Mintzer Anthony Bob Anthon Othe Poppleton R. Brown Genberg Urbanski Brown Urbanske County Dairy Nypenn Eddie Masterson

Butter-Krust luminaries spark Tribune game fallout

A scrappy exhibition at Tribune Park featured a Butter-Krust lineup with Red Swanson Pike Peterson and Gibby Johnson, plus fan chatter on Beechnut’s fourth in NY penns, as Peterson and Swanson energized the crowd with a late foot race. Hann and Erickson logged several putouts with help from infielders as East Side Fruit challenged County Dairy.

Tribune Butter-Krust Red Swanson Lit Mullen Bill Paris Bob Burns Ray Poppleton Gibby Johnson Timmy Burns Eddie Masterson Pike Peterson Peterson Swanson Pike

Hornsby Named Boston Pilot After Slattery Resigns

Boston May 24. Rajah Hornsby replaces Jack Slattery as pilot of the Boston Braves in the National League. Hornsby, traded from the New York Giants, accepted the role following Slattery’s resignation. This marks Hornsby’s second stint as a managing player, previously guiding the St. Louis Cardinals to a pennant and a World Series title.

Boston Mass U.P Rog Ers Hornsby New York Giants Boston Braves Jack Slattery Hornsby St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals

Warren High Narrowly Tops Kane in Midweek Baseball Tilt

Warren High beat Kane 12 to 8 on the Kane diamond as pitcher trio Cap Sealise Pete Hedges and Freddy McGoy held Kane to limited runs. Fred McCoy sparked Warren with three hits including a triple and a double, while Jump Lytle also turned in a three base hit as Warren improved to 15 wins in 17 starts this season.

Warren High Kane Warren Youngsville Leidig Cap Sealise Pete Hedges Freddy McGoy Hedges Iocals Fred McCoy Lytle Warren AB. R. AE Bevevino Kelly Gibson Sues Bifano AM. Johnson Scalise McCoy Johnson Johnson Lytle

Browns Trim Tigers at Detroit to End Nine-Game Slide

The St. Louis Browns defeated Detroit 8-3 in a game marked by wild pitching from Detroit hurlers. Blachelder Crowder and Schang led St. Louis while Billings Smith Stoner and Wood contributed. The Browns snapped a nine game losing streak.

Detroit St. Louis Browns R. H St. Louis Blachelder Crowder Schang Billings Smith Stoner Wood

Dairy and East Side square off in rain set match

NATIONAL LEAGUE week schedules list County Dairy vs East Suerai Thursday at Russell field with Dairy favored. Saturday Newell Printers meet North Warren State Hospital as Newell aims for first league win. East Side Fruit and Banyans also feature promising battles.

East Side Fruit County Dairy Russell Field State Hospital Momert Yunty Dairy Fruit Bankers Paully Hamm Ralph Brown Har” Lord East Side Ray Bermett Newell Printers State Hospital Club North Warren Newell’s

Utica Battler Now A Champion

Utica's Bushey Graham, at Ebbets Field, defeated Corporal Izzy Schwartz in a 15 round title bout to become the bantamweight champion. Outweighing Schwartz by 6 3/4 pounds, Graham dominated early and finished strong, with Schwartz barely lasting the final rounds under pressure.

George Kirkley Brooklyn Bushey Graham Utica Graham Ebbetsfield Corporal Izzy Schwartz New York State New York State Athletic Commission National Boxing Association Schwartz

American League Standings and Schedule Update

American League standings show Philadelphia leading Washington by two runs while St. Louis edges Detroit and Chicago holds a slim margin. Cleveland trails as New York and Boston also lag. Tomorrow’s schedule pits New York at Philadelphia plus four other matchups already listed.

Brooklyn New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia Boston St. Louis Chicago Washington Detroit Cleveland Phila Tomorow Philadelphia Oe ABE St. Louis

International League scores and note of rain

Jersey City beat Newark 8 to 4 while Reading topped Baltimore 12 to 7. Buffalo 6 Toronto 5. Rochester Montreal rain delay. Toledo 2 Louisville 1. St Paul 8 Milwaukee 4. Indianapolis 9 Columbus 5. Kansas City 4 Minneapolis 3.

Jersey City Newark Reading Baltimore Buffalo Toronto Rochester Toledo Louisville St. Paul Milwaukee Indianapolis Columbus Kansas City Minneapolis

Jimtown Spider Webbs to Visit Russell Field Next Week

Burns' All Stars manager Bob Burns announced plans to arrange games with the Jamestown Spider Webbs, with a likely visit to Russell Field a week from Saturday. Warren to Celoron later. locals open 1928 season Monday evening against Black Mohawks in the first independent twilight encounter of the season at Russell field expected to draw a large crowd.

Bob Burns All-Stars Projectib Jamestown Spider-Webbs Jamestown Spiders Russell Field Warren Celoron Petey Hill Colored Stars

Home Run Club Leaders Named by United Press

United Press lists top sluggers by league with Buth and Hauser among leaders for the Yankees and Athletics. Gehrig and Test highlight the Yankees, while Wilson of the Cubs and Bottomley of the Cardinals are noted NL standouts. Recent homers include Waner of the Pirates and Todt of the Red Sox.

Buth Yankees Hauser Athletics Gehrig Red Sox L. Wilson Cubs Bissonette Robinson Giants Bottomley Cardinals Biante _ Tey P. Waner Pirates Todt

Rookie Heavet Wins Game for Athletics

May 24 report from Philadelphia: rookie pitcher Heavet limited the Senators to four hits as the Athletics won 4 to 2. Tris Speaker returned and had two hits while Cobb contributed three singles. Washington did not homer.

Philadelphia Bill Shores Philadelphia Athletics Senators Tris Speaker Cobb Washington

Giants Split Bill With Brooklyn Bobs

Brooklyn won the first game of a doubleheader 4 3 but the Giants prevailed in the second 4 to 0 as Larry Benton shut out Brooklyn. Chaplin Clarkson Faulkner Hogan McWeeny Henline provided hits while Benton O'Farrell Eliott Earhardt Hargraves matched with solid pitching.

Brooklyn Giants Larry Benton Ledgers RHE. A New York Chaplin Clarkson Faulkner Hogan McWeeny Henline R. OH. EB Benton O'Farrell Eliott Earhardt Hargraves

Yankees Beat Red Sox 2 to 1 In Light Hit Game

Henry Johnson outpitched Russell as the Yankees defeated Boston 2 to 1. The game had only six hits for New York and a tense pitching duel. Box shows Boston 000 000 100 and New York 110 000 60x with scoring details and players Russell Hennig Johnson Grabowski.

YANKS RED Sox New York Henry Johnson Yankees Russell Rowe Boston Hennig Johnson and Grabowski

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nypenn Outfit Homer Xypenn AB R. H.O Hagstrom Anthony B. Burns Dipteer Erion T. Borers Claris Herios Eas Es Dairy AB. AE Burnell Fitzp Ky Q P Hasy Feiro Harry Mintzey Beechnut Hany Paris Mullen Masterson Pauly Hamm Erick Erickson Gwouts Hann Erickson Rajah Hornsby Kane High Nine Warren Boys M’coy Browns Trim Tigers East Suerai Newell Prints Vs Hospital N. Warren Hanne Tedieges Utica Battler Bushey Graham Trims Izzy Schwartz Marcelle Florence Macder Louis’ Barber Shop Bel International League American Association Jimtown Spider Webbs Webb Sat United Press Heavet Bobs
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