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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1927
Page
9
A fragmented recap describes a late season baseball contest with Sheffield, Warren, and Kashmira among players noted for hits throws and defensive plays. The narration references leads, ties, and a ninth inning rally as the Blue team edged a rival 9 to 8, with error counts and substitutions shaping the tense finish.
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Warren Lodge No 339 I O O F structures a Three Linker baseball team for an inter lodge league with teams from Sheffield Russell Sugar Grove Tidioute Youngsville Corydon Kinzua and Clarendon. Manager Herbert Donze schedules a Thursday practice at the South Side diamond weather permitting.
A dermatology quote extols Mentho Sulphur as the quickest remedy for pimples on skin face neck arms or body saying it dries them up and clears the skin. The speaker notes nothing replaces sulphur as an effective pimples remover and recommends asking a druggist for Rowlea Ment Sulphur.
Newell outfit, a strong club, opposes leader Evenue in a pivotal baseball clash at Russell Field tomorrow evening. Ray Bennett, a sharp Indian hurler with a prior shutout, is expected to start for Newell. Gretzler of the Printers has three fingers available. Howard Baltensperger, now with Newell, may start, with Zibble and Hook ready to oppose. Eddie Masters will catch, as Wischer Foulkred and Lewis start and others aim to perform well. One of the season’s best turnouts is expected.
Warren bowlers in the Reno Bowling Association tournament shared prizes totaling close to ninety one dollars. The Style Shop team led by Johnson and Curly Fischer earned money in doubles, with Johnson’s squad scoring 2665 and $9. Other doubles prizes went to Barney Malone and Ray Schuler of Sechuing Smokes, Clyde Lupold and Harold J of The Style Shop, and top singles finisher Jimmy Blomquist of Arcade Five with $15.50 for eighth place.
In a tight Virginia Base Ball League game Saturday Richmond edged Norfolk 3 to 2 as Hayes outpitched Art Johnson in a mound duel. Hayes doubled to center in the ninth to drive in the winning run after Norfolk tied the score in the seventh. Richmond's defense and timely hits, including Crump and Mundy run scoring plays, carried them past Norfolk.
Virgo Clark of Mt. Jewett rises to top batting in the Evie Sailors Ohio and Pennsylvania Baseball League after eight hits in twelve at bats over three games. He boosts his average to .519, from .400, with 14 hits in 27 plate appearances, including a homer and a triple.
Yesterday Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia six to five while Pittsburgh edged Cincinnati by one. Today Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh and Brooklyn travels to Philadelphia plus New York at Boston and St Louis at Chicago. Tomorrow St Louis meets Pittsburgh Cincinnati plays Chicago and Boston visits Philadelphia.
Detroit 6 Cleveland 3 in a rain interrupted schedule. Other games postponed with Chicago at St. Louis and Philadelphia at New York. Tomorrow’s slate includes Cleveland at St. Louis Chicago at Detroit and Philadelphia at Boston.
Youngsville High defeated Corry High 11 to 5 at Youngsville after a six inning rally. Hauser pitched for Corry while Wickham worked for Youngsville. Kay led Youngsville at the plate with four singles in five at bats and the crowd mounted a late rally by B Craft’s catch. Corry visits Sheffield Friday while Youngsville hosts Lakewood and heads toward June 4 at Tidioute.
Yesterdays star Ange Bevevine of Warren High showcased fielding with two putouts and five assists and rapped three hits in five at bats as Warren High beat Sheffield High 16 to 9 on Russell field. Ted Spetz, former Erie Academy pitcher now with Alabama, earned a letter after a standout season. Tomint Sewell, Alabama captain, signed by the Chicago White Sox. Oil City High edged St Titus 11 10 in a rough finish. Larry Doyle rejoined John McGraw as adviser. Hart Smith powered Sheffield with two singles in the late game.
Warren High defeated Sheffield High 13 to 6 on Russell field in a completed league game. Field Driscoll and Gebhardt each had two hits and multiple players contributed with walks and timely singles. Captains Field and Hart Smith led Warren with aggressive baserunning as the game moved from Russell field to High Park due to poor conditions.
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