Milkers Coach Ralph Brown Shuts Out County Dairy 4-1
Ralph Brown twirled a shutout through six innings for County Dairy until East Side Fruit rallied in the final frame. Don Brown and Nelson led Dairy with key hits, while Eddie Genberg and Johnny Musante sparked East Side Fruit's offense. Benner and Bennett pitched for the opposing clubs in a chilly Industrial League clash.
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Imagain Ees
Warren County Dairy Yway
Ray Bennett
Nyperzer
Banyans
Bankers
Har Lord
Fast Siders
Burnell
Dairy
Wicked
Ralph Brown
County Derry
Urul
East Side Fruit
County Dairy
Eddie Genberg
Bunnell
Lee Brown Bing
Fitzpatrick
Bennett
Don Brown
Nelson
Bunnel
Paully Hamm
Johnny 3Fusante
Ofl
East Side
Schwab
Musante
Claude Feiro
Paul Hamm
Lee
Hammond Entry Tops Soldiers in Fraternal League clash
Hammond Works and St. Joe Cadets tied with Company I in a Fraternal league game on the South Side grounds. The Iron workers won 6 to 2 as Baldy Baidensperger shut down the Cadets after a rough first inning. Cal Feiro pitched well for the National Guard with twelve strikeouts in a losing effort.
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Hammond Iron
St. Joe Cadets
Hammond Mn
Baidensperger
Company I
South Side
Soldier Boys
Worker
Baldy
Cap Pearson
Cal Feiro
Feiro
National Guard
Grins Spread Across Pyle Runners Near End of Trek
James Powers reports on C C Pyle cross country run toward New York, with awaiting prize money and rising tension among runners. Andrew Payne Sr. says son Andy leads by over seventeen hours as the group nears Madison Square Garden after a 3000 mile trek.
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PYLE
Payne Way
James
Powers Suffern
C. C Pyle
New York
Retown
Madison Square Garden
C C. Pyle
Pll
George Rehayn
Daily City
Cal
Broadway
George
Ben Reichman
Ford
Ben
Passaic
N. J
John Sale
Weehawken
Sino National League Standings and Results Brief
Yesterday results in the Sino National League show St. Louis defeating Cincinnati 7 to 1 and Brooklyn topping New York 6 to 3. Philadelphia and Boston beat Chicago 2 to 1 and 3 to 2 respectively. Today's slate features Cincinnati at St. Louis, Boston at Brooklyn, and Philadelphia at New York. Tomorrow's games include Cincinnati at St. Louis, Chicago at Pittsburgh, Boston at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at New York.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Philadophia
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Hiladelphia
Baseball scores and schedules from American and International leagues
In the American League New York beat Philadelphia 9 to 7 while St Louis toppled Cleveland 12 to 9 Detroit won 6 to 4 over Chicago and Washington-Boston game was rained out. Daily schedule shows St Louis at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago New York at Philadelphia and Washington at Boston. Tomorrow New York at Philadelphia. In the International League Buffalo defeated Toronto 10 to 6 with Toronto taking a 3 to 1 win in the second game Reading routed Baltimore 14 to 8 after Baltimore had earlier beaten Reading 13 to 4 Jersey City edged Newark 10 to 9 Montreal Rochester game postponed by rain.
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New York
Philadelphia
York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Phila
Tomorow
Buffalo
Toronto
Reading
Baltimore
Jersey City
Newark
Montreal-Rochester
Boston Detroite
Chicega
Local High Ends Spring Athletic Season Saturday
High school spring season 1928 closes Saturday at Russell field with both tracksters and diamond players in contests. The Blue and White face Erie Central at 1 pm, then a triangular meet with East and Central Erie teams. Captain Joey Massa leads a group of Warren baseball men wearing blue and white for the final time, as track and field athletes also end their prep careers.
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Russell Field
Tracksters
Diamond Boys
Erie Central
East
Central
Erie
Warren
Joey Massa
Wineriter
Creal
Greer
Edmiston
Crea
Carlson
Hamilton
Owens
Buerkle
Phister
Stover
Anderson
Schindler
McCormack
Burns
Launer
Garner
Moir
Lynn
Knowlton
Landers
Christenson
Newell Prints Set to Face State Hospital in Big Meet
War Last Pet County Dairy reports a Saturday clash as Newell Prints travel to N. Werven to tangle with State Hospital. Cut McCullough guards the Attendants while Don Zibble or Bob Sweetland oppose. Joe Gardner’s unbeaten Tribune face risky route as Newell seeks first win and County Dairy eyes stay-spot.
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War Last Pet
County Dairy
Stats Hospital
Nypenn
Bankers
Newell Pri
East Side
Inal Tribune
Newel Linters
McCullough
Paul Gretzler
Don” Zibble
Bob Sweetland
Youngsville
State Hospital
Joe Gardner
East Side Frost
Newell
Warren County Dairy
Nypenn Furniture
North Warren
Nypean Furniture
Yanks and Macks Divide Twin Bill
Philadelphia May 25 The New York Yankees opened a six game series with the Philadelphia Athletics by splitting a double header. Tony Lazzeri drove in six runs in the first game with two singles and a triple as the Yankees won. Ossie Orwalt pitched well but the A's won the second game two to three. Crowd 45,400 attended.
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Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Ossie Orwall
Yanks
Ruth
Lazzeri
A’s
Youngsville tops Sheffield High in league game 8 to 1
Youngsville pitcher Munn dominated Sheffield High allowing six hits and an 8 to 1 Inter-County Scholastic League win. Davis homered for Sheffield, while Kohut yielded eleven hits and Craft Dellman Henning Cook produced extra-base hits. Six errors favored Youngsville as they built a 6-0 lead before Sheffield’s lone run in the sixth.
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Sheffield High
Munn
Youngsville High
Kohut
Sheffield Lads
Davis
B. Craft
Dellman
Henning
McMartin
Cook
Sheffield
Youngsville
Craft
Mann
Pies Gill Witt and the Cardinals Managerial Shuffle
A tongue in cheek look at St. Louis baseball lore mocks the rapid turnover of Cardinals managers. It notes ex managers abound, mentions Miller Huggins briefly, and jokes about Lindbergh being offered the post. The piece contrasts the promised quick profit with one pennant in its history.
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St. Louis
Petty Rehabilitates Standing With Brooklyn Robins
Jess Petty, Brooklyn southpaw, wins 3 0 against the New York Giants as he returns from a training rules suspension. He allows three hits, defeating the Giants 3 to 0 in Brooklyn. The game notes show final line 6 2 0 for Brooklyn and 3 runs on 6 hits for New York.
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Brooklyn
Jess Petty
Wilbert Robinson
New York
Robins
Petty
Fitzsimmons
Hogan
Atenline
Pirates End Losing Streak With 2-1 Win Over Cubs
Chicago Cubs slump continues as Pittsburgh Pirates snap their own skid with a 2-1 victory. Wilson, Kelly, Waser, Gooch, Comorosky, and Grimes drive runs. Peck and Gonzales contribute with hits. Nehr suffers the loss despite five innings of effort. Bush and Holly finish the mound work.
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Pirates
Wilson
Kelly
L. Waser
Gooch
Comorosky
Grimes
Peck
Gonzales
Comergsky
Bartell
Grantham
Maguire
Grimm
Chicago
Nehr
Holly
Bush
Pitener
Klein, McCormick and Magee
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L. Waner
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Waner
Wright
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Stee Ca
H. O
Beck
Webb
A Wilson
Cowder
Butler
P - Bush
X . Holly
H.atheote
Jersey City Triumph Over Newark in 12 Inning Thriller
Jersey City edges Newark 10 to 9 in twelve innings with Horne earning the win after Thormahlen and Johnson faltered. Walsh drives in four for Jersey City, while Johnson struggles over 31 13 innings, and Art Johnson leaves with the loss as Horne blanks the danger in the finale.
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Warren Southpaw
Jersey City
Newar Bears
Higgins
Horne
Thormehten
Credi
Walter Johnson
Warren
Gilhooley
Art
Hiil
Johnson
Thormahten
Morne
Jack Bentley
Walsh
Mackin
Cotyle
Brennan
Elliott
Howard
Gishooley
Lawry
Mancuso
Murphy
Head
Manger
Martin
McHugh
Ooart Johnson
Thormahlen
Herne
Kuneseh
iWewark
Eliott Skiff
Conlan
Kingdes Martin
Fitzgerald
Eliott
Gilhoole
Skiff
Kingdo Horne
Fournier
Anassistes Manger
Mead
Newark
Moore
Johnson Thormahien
Thormahien
Rhem Tops Reds as Cardinals Win Fourth Straight
Flint Rhem bested the league leading Cincinnati Reds as St. Louis captured its fourth consecutive victory to move within half a game of first. Holm and Bottomley hit home runs while driving in five runs between them in a 7 to 1 win. Kolp Donohue and Sukeforth starred for Cincinnati, while Rhem and Wilson worked the win for St. Louis.
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Flint Rhem
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Holm
Bottomley
Cincinnati
Kolp
Donohue
Sukeforth
Rhem
Wilson
Double Wins Contests In Twelfth In Detroit Victory
May 23 Detroit Tigers beat Chicago White Sox 6 to 4 after a twelfth inning rally. Pitchers and batters include Whitehill, Carroll, Shea, Hargrave, Woodall, Thomas, and Berg for Chicago. Detroit’s late runs sealed the win.
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Fothergill
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Whitehille
Carroll
Shea
Hargrave
Woodall
Thomas
Berg
Browns Beat Indians 12 to 9 in May 25 Baseball
St Louis Browns defeated the Cleveland Indians 12 to 9 as Gray, Blue, and Hudlin led the offense. Tris Speaker went 2-for-4 with a run scored and RBI in the first game, and Heilmann added two hits in the late action.
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Sam Gray
St. Louis Browns
Indians
Blue
St. Louis
Gray
Manion
Hudlin
Harder
Bayne
L. Sewell
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