Legion Juvenile Team Edges Warren High Seconds in Practice
Warren High School Seconds upset the American Legion Juvenile squad 15 to 6 on Russell Field in a practice game. Seven sixth inning runs and three more in the seventh helped the Seconds overturn a 6-5 deficit. Allen led Warren with a late strong pitching performance, while Schusser started for the Legion and Jefferson finished the eighth.
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Box Score: Legion 7th Inning Rally Falls Short
Box score shows Legion scoring 1 run in the 2nd and 5 in the 7th, totaling 6 runs on 10 hits with 0 errors in 7 innings. Schuster earned the win with 8 strikeouts, Jefferson and Allen contributed on the mound, while Wooster and Coates produced key hits. double plays aided defense. Umpires were Cosmano Brindis and Senger.
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Faber Beats Tigers 1 0 In Chicago Pitching Duel
Red Faber outpitched Ken Holloway as the White Sox shut out Detroit 1 to 0. The loss dropped the Tigers into seventh place. Detroit 600 000 000 - 5 Chicago 000 000 100 - 1. Holloway and Shea opposed Faber and Crouse.
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Baseball Yesterday Stars Ruth Gehrig Cobb and More
United Press report summarizes yesterday’s ABs for Ruth Gehrig Cobb Speaker Heilmann Cuyler Waner and Hornsby. Ruth hit two homers and a double in five trips with four RBIs in the second game.
Promoter Pyle Plans Big Time In Old New York
Promoter C C Pyle brings 55 long distance runners to New York for a Madison Square Garden finish after a 3000 mile trek from Weehawken. Runners vie for a promised purse led by Andrew Payne of Claremore Oklahoma with Payne expected to win about 25 000 dollars.
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Minneapolis
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Albany
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Canada
Peckinpaugh Gives Indians Hope In Cleveland Skies
Roger Peckinpaugh stands as a promising leader for the Indians, driving the young club to stay in the first division during the early season. Fans compare him to Tris Speaker, who led Cleveland to pennants and a world series, though Peck still has a long path to full triumph.
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Ruth and Dugan Lead Yankees to Double Victory
In Philadelphia on May 26 the Yankees beat the Athletics 9 2 with Joe Dugan delivering two home runs two doubles and a single driving in five runs. Babe Ruth added two homers accounting for four runs while Lou Gehrig boosted the first game with a two on base homer as the Yankees slimmed their lead to five and a half games over Philadelphia.
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Red Sox blank Senators as Boston stays in race
Boston defeats Washington 5 to 0 behind Ehmke who holds the Senators to zero. Red Sox first baseman Charlie Miller hits his fourth home run in four games as Boston climbs to fourth in the American League.
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Giants edge Phillies as Mel Ott homers in eighth
Mel Ott belts a game winning homer in the eighth with Roush on base to lift the New York Giants to a 4 3 victory over Philadelphia. Vic Aldridge held the Phillies to six hits as Miller Schulte Cantwell and O Farrell contributed for New York in a tight late inning win.
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Cubs Beat Pirates 10 to 3 Behind Charley Root
Chicago Cubs explode for 16 hits to snap a four game skid and defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 10 to 3 in Chicago. Root pitched steadily whileotes show Brame Fussell and Bartholomew also contributing as Chicago builds early and holds on through five innings of Brame.
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Leader's Letters Stolen in La Paz Politically Charged Theft
In La Paz the residence of Sir Ricardo Seruco Spina, opposition leader in Parliament, was robbed amid Bolivia's political tension. Locked correspondence was taken along with a typewriter and overcoat, later found but with no trace of the letters. The theft appears staged to mislead, as the stolen items were recovered while the crucial correspondence remains missing.
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la Paz
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Pike Peterson to Twirl Game for All Stars
Bob Burns announces his Burns All-Stars battery will face the Black Mohawks in the season opener at Rus Sell field Monday evening at six. Pike Peterson formerly of the York club in the New York Pennsylvania league will pitch with Fitzpatrick catching. A large crowd is expected. the umpire decision pending.
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Warren to host General Electric in Sunday soccer clash
Warren Soccer club welcomes Erie based General Electric in a league match at Paramount field Sunday at 2 45 pm. GE is noted as one of the county's oldest strong teams and Warren aims for its first league win after a week of practice and lineup changes led by manager Martin Carlson.
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Indians Rally Falls Short to Browns in Late Attack
Cleveland Indians lose 8 to 4 as St. Louis Browns snap a skid to climb to fifth place. George Burns pinch hits for a tying homer in the seventh after Cleveland had trailed 6 0. St. Louis 0800010004 7 Cleveland 000001340 8 120 Crowder Wiltse Coffman Beck Manion Buckeye Levsen Uhle L Sewell Myatt
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Boston Braves fall to Brooklyn Robins 4 to 1 in Hornsby debut
In Brooklyn on May 26 the Boston Braves dropped the season opener under manager Rogers Hornsby to the Robins 4 to 1. Bill Clark earned his sixth win of the year. Homers by Hendrick and Bhersler highlighted the Brooklyn attack while Genewich Edwards and Taylor added to the Braves' loss.
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Ultra whistle aids German police in dog tracking
German police report using an ultra whistle that emits sound waves above 40 000 vibrations a second, inaudible to humans but detectable by dogs. The device allegedly summons police dogs to assist in tracking criminals without alerting the fugitive.
Next Week's Schedule for Local Games
Tuesday East Side Fruit faces NY Penn Furn in a postponed opening clash. Thursday Benkers meets Newell Prints. Friday State Hospital plays County Dairy in a county rivalry showdown.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights
Yesterday results include Cincinnati 2 St. Louis. Brooklyn 4 Boston 1. Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 3. New York 4 Philadelphia 3. Today's matchups: St. Louis at Cleveland. Detroit at Chicago. New York at Philadelphia. Washington at Boston. Tomorrow's slate features Detroit at Chicago and Philadelphia at Washington.
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New York Beats Philadelphia in Set of Games
Summary of scores shows New York 4 2 over Philadelphia in the first game and 9 2 for the second. Other results include Cleveland and St. Louis 4 to Chicago 1, Detroit 0, Boston 5 to Washington 0. Tomorrow's schedule lists St. Louis at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Washington.
International League Scores and Schedule Snapshot
Newark 1 Jersey City 3 and Buffalo 8 Rochester 6 highlight the baseball action. Toronto Montreal rain affected Reading Baltimore previously played as part of the same regional slate.
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Administration Notice for Estate of Mary A Roe
Letters testamentary granted to Glen W Donaldson of Spring Creek Pa for the estate in Warren County. Creditors are asked to pay debts promptly and file claims with proper authentication for settlement. April 20 1928.
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Glen W. Donaldson
Fishermen raid pool releasing brook trout near Kane
May 26 Smethport sportsmen released brook trout at the Corry hatchery then observed anglers fishing the liberated pool with liver bait. Most fish were over six inches, legal to keep. The raiders faced no legal trouble but were criticized for sportsmanlike conduct. Also: memorial library gift to Port Allegany by Mrs. Lamrel W. Smith. Kane stores to close Thursday afternoons June 7 through August 30. daylight saving efforts fail. Honor students named at Kane High School with Ragnhild Anderson valedictorian and John Franzen salutatorian.
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Here
Corry
van Pool
Port Allegany
Lamrel W. Smith
Ragnhild Anderson
Kané High School
John Franzen
Jeanne Nicholas
Mabel Carlson
Celeste Richardson
Howard Moser
Home Run Club Leaders Highlight American League
United Press lists top home run leaders with Ruth and Gehrig leading for the Yankees, Todt and Burns among others, and notable NL names like Wilson and Bottomley. The summary notes yesterday’s homers by Ruth and hot finishes including Dugan and Rousa among major hitters.
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Eighth Victory For Cincinnati Flinger
Red Lucas won his eighth victory of the season in a 2 to 0 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Cincinnati scored with a 100 600 100 tally while St. Louis managed a 000 060 600 line. Lucas allowed six hits, with Picinich Sherdel Ha and Wilson behind the plate and on the mound.
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