Hospital Team Trims Newell 9 in Close Battle
State Hospitals stays undefeated in Tri bune Industrial league by edging Newell Printers 5 to 2 at North Warren. Weidert and Zibble duel until the fourth when State six hits and errors create a four run lead. Newell scores in the sixth but cannot overcome the early deficit as Weidert fends off late threats.
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Tribune
State Hospital
Tribune Industrial League
Newell Printers
North Warren
Skin” Weidert
Don Zibble
Newell
State
Swanson
Weidert
Newell Prints
Lewis
Ray Lewis
Bud Proud
Zibble
Puteuts
Flys
McWeeney Shines as Dodgers Begin Season Strong
Brooklyn sports notes praise Wilbert Robinson and the Dodgers as Doug McWeeney opens with a trio of starts in one week. Acquired in 1925 from San Francisco after a 20 win coast season, McWeeney showed improved control after trying out with the White Sox.
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Brooklyn
Wilbert Robinson
Douglas McWeeney
Doug
Robbie
McWeeney
San Francisco
Dong
White Sox
Dodgers
Burns All Stars Twilight Game Opening at Russell Field
Weather permitting a big crowd is expected at Russell field this evening for Burns All-Stars season opener against the Black Mohawks. Pike Peterson will start on the mound for Warren with Cut McCullough or Fitzpatrick catching. The twilight game begins at six o'clock and Burns houses a strong squad expected to provide opposition.
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Russell Field
Burns’ All-Stars
Black Mohawks
Bradford
Buffalo
Pike” Peterson
Warren
McCullough
Fitzpatrick
East Side Fruit Defeats Corydon Indies in Extra Inning Thriller
East Side Fruit of The Tribune Industrial league defeated Corydon Indies 7 to 5 in ten innings Sunday. Warren drove in two runs in the extra frame for the victor. Har Lord pitched six innings of shutout ball before Corydon broke through, with Cuney and Cosmano contributing multiple hits. Cosmano had a double and Cuney a triple, while Stoltz pitched well for Corydon in a hard fought contest.
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Tribune Industrial League
Corydon Indies
Warren
Har Lord
Corydon
Stoltz
Cory[eran
Cosmano
Cuner
Cuney
H.O. AE
Schwab
Rieder
Ward
S. Brindis
Johnson
Wilcox
Holsinger
Penoner
G. Stoltz
Williams
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Frui
J. Cuney
Lord
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Coamano
Lytle
Stokez
Baseball players shine despite mixed yesterday results
Ty Cobb failed to hit safely in four trips while Tris Speaker drew a sacrifice and a walk in four. Harry Heilmann went 0-for-3 and Paul Waner was 4-for-4. Rogers Hornsby had a two hit game with one run scored. Kiki Cuyler was out, Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig idle. In a separate item, a tragic rail incident claims the life of a five year old as a Glasgow bound funeral train carries away William J. Clark son from Leeds, England.
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Tris Speaker
Harry Heilmann
Paul Waner
Rogers Hornsby
Bame
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Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
William J. Clarkson
Leeds
England
Glasgow
Scotland
Fell Dow
Nypean and East Side Fruit Clash on Tuesday
Nypean Furniture faces East Side Fruit Tuesday in an Industrial League clash at Russell Field. The Friday feature pits State Vital and County Dairy, aiming to seize undisputed top spot. weather may limit two contests this week.
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Pet
Biale Hospital
County Dairy
Nypean Furniture
Bankers
Newell Printers
East Side Fruit
Hospital
Tribune Industrial League
Ruseeil Field
Howev
State
Ital
Ted
Russell
Warren tops Erie Central in close ball game
Warren defeats Erie Central 8 to 6 after four runs in the eighth inning. Lytle Brindis Mec Connell and Hedges delivered successive singles in a late rally as Warren from behind to clinch the win. Hedges pitched five strong frames and Kelly made three key catches as Warren finishes the season on a high note.
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Lytle
Brindis
MecConnell
Warren
Boyette
Hedges
Lake City
Sid Kelly
Sun-Garden
Blues
White
Central
Fred McCoy
Holcomb
Erie
Willow
NSE Won NSE Won National League
Baseball results from the National League with Cincinnati defeating St Louis 2 0 and other scores including Boston 4 3 Brooklyn 1 8 Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 8 New York 5 2 Philadelphia 4 1 Today's schedule shows Cincinnati at Chicago.
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St. Looe
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Standlugs
ICAZO
Seve
Soklyn
St. Louis
Baseball scores from yesterday in the American League
Washington defeated Philadelphia with 4 runs while Cleveland edged St. Louis 10 to 3 and Detroit won 2. New York and Boston had no game. The day featured scheduled matchups including New York at Philadelphia and Chicago at St. Louis with Washington visiting Boston.
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Detroit O.tees
Jewell-Duncan Club Routed by St Marys in Opener
St Marys, one of the fastest clubs in these parts, hammered Warren Indies 23 to 3 Sunday afternoon at St Marys. It was the Jewell Duncan club’s first game of the year. Warren’s McCullough and Dun can pitched, but St Marys hitters produced singles and extra base hits with ease. Warren avoided a shutout with three runs in the ninth on walks and three hits. Box score unavailable. Locals gathered 12 hits off Eberly, a former minor leaguer.
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Warren Indies
Jewell Duncan
McCullough
French Duncan
Warrren
St. Marya
Warren
Eberly
Browns Top Indians 10 to 8 in Dunnfield game
St Louis Browns pound Indians for ten runs on fifteen hits at Dunnfield. Sam Langford belts a third inning homer with two aboard as Browns rally past Cleveland 10 to 8. Langford drives in three, Blueholder and McNeely add RBIs, with Brannon and Sewell contributing in a high scoring Sunday clash.
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Sam Langford
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Kress
Lind
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Hodapp
L. Sewell
Brannon
Sacrifices
O’new
Mullen Lind
Summa
Uhle
Gray
Schulte
Balk
Blaeholder
Naillin, Dineen and
Barry
International League score update with rain delays
Baseball scores show Baltimore 4 over Jersey City in the first game postponed by rain. Reading defeated Newark 8 to 4 while Buffalo crushed Rochester 12 to 2. Toronto Montreal game was rained out.
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Jersey City
Reading
Newark
Buffalo
Rochester
Toronto-Montreal
George Sisler joins Braves in trade deal
Boston now owns George Sisler after purchasing him from the Senators for seven thousand five hundred dollars. Sisler leaves for Brooklyn to join the Braves, after a slump season with the St. Louis Browns and a batting around .250. The deal follows Clark Griffith’s plan to add material to his Senators roster.
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George Sisler
Boston Braves
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Boston
Brooklyn
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Griffith
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Joe Judge
Americans flock to Scotland for record hunting season
More Americans visit Scotland this season than ever before, surpassing last year's shooting tenants record. Moorland and deer forest owners note the surge of sportsmen seeking Highland shooting leases. In baseball, Zibble’s club endured five errors as printers failed to back his fine pitching.
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Printers
Zibble
Notice of First and Final Account in Warren County
Notice is hereby given that the First and Final Account of Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company as Committee for Louisa Williams will be presented to the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County, Pennsylvania on June 4, 1928 at ten o'clock A M. The account will be allowed unless cause is shown to the contrary. E. B. Whiting Prothonotary.
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Louisa Williams
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
E. B. Whiting
Warren High triumphs in tri meet at Russell Field
Warren High School track team stunned Erie Central and Erie East Saturday at Russell Field, winning with 60 percent of the points. Willie Winchster led with wins in pole vault broad jump and 220 yard dash, while Cully Timm claimed the discus title and Green swept the century dash. Disqualification in the relay cost Central a stronger score.
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Central
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Warren
Beckley
Warren High
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Glen Greer
Cully
Timm
Hotchings
Greer
Holcomb
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Stone
Christensen
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Alloway
Komora
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Sedelmyer
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Lawner
Smith
Winevster
Holcomb C
Bunion Winner Remains Quiet Meets Transcontinental Dream
The 55 finishers of C C Pyle’s endurance marathon in Madison Square Garden gathered Saturday night for the 26 hour relay to be staged Friday. Andy Payne, 20, from Claremore Oklahoma, won first at 3422.3 miles and stayed silent as Pyle vowed to stage the event again and raise entry to 250 dollars next year. Pyle praised the papers for spelling his name correctly while promising self diet and lodging for runners to curb casino criticisms. Sydney Morris of Los Angeles pressed for extra pay for suffering, but Pyle offered only a hundred dollars and jokes about wrinkled trouser pockets from the effort. More than 100 Boy Scouts of Kent recently presented a silk flag to Austrian Scouts in Vienna.
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the Garden
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Pyle
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