Classic A2-1 favorite to cop bunting series
New York reports the St. Louis Cardinals as heavy World Series favorites over the Yankees. Talk centers on how many games will be needed for a second Cardinals victory as Sam Breadon’s club seeks the title. Manager Bill McKechnie and Yankees skipper Miller Huggins insist on no easy series. Judge Kenesaw Landis travels to observe the start amid influenza recovery. The Cardinals boast four top pitchers while New York relies on two.
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Frank Getty
United Press
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Yankees
Sam Breadon
St. Louis
Pete” Alexander
Cardinals
Yanks
Mikley Huggins
Hobson
Kenesaw M. Landis
Madison
Wisconsin
Ruth
Yankee Stadium
Yankee
Bill McKechnie
Eller Huggins
Prese Mellon
Huggins
Letters of Ancillary Administration on Estate of HBM Preston
Warren Savings Bank and Trust Co announces letters of ancillary administration on the estate of HBM Preston late of Jamestown Chautauqua New York deceased. Creditors are urged to pay debts immediately and claimants to present authenticated claims for settlement. The notice is dated September 11 1928 and lists multiple daily dates in a standard formal notice format.
Letters of Administration Granted for H A Jamie Estate
Letters of Administration on the estate of H A Jamie late of Warren Borough Warren County Pa were granted to the under named. Creditors and others indebted are asked to make immediate payment and those having claims or demands against the estate should present them properly authenticated for settlement. Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company October 1 1924.
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T.a
H. A. Jamie
Warren
Warren County
Intersectional clashes spark early college matchups
A sprawling slate lists many upcoming college games across the nation. Notable pairings include Colgate at Vanderbilt, Haskell at West Virginia, SMU at Army, Detroit at Tulsa, Drake at Simpson, Creighton at Minnesota, Oberlin at Akron, and Baldwin Wallace hosting Otterbein. Other notable matchups feature Ohio State against Wittenberg, Purdue versus DePauw, Wisconsin versus Notre Dame, and Indiana versus Northwestern, with many more cross conference tests noted.
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Ilings Wesleyan
Kirskey Pits Hurling and Defense in Series Preview
In New York, Oct 2, George Kirkley notes pitching depth will decide the World Series between the New York Yankees and the St Louis Cardinals. With Pennock out, Hoyt is a question mark and McKechnie can choose from several arms. Cardinals defense edges Yankees in fielding. Sherdel or Mitchell could shape the opener with Haines and Alexander ready for later starts.
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United Press
New York
New York Yankees
J. Louis Cardinals
Yankee Stadium
Bull McKechnié
Cardinals
Herb Pennock
Yankees
Waite Hoyt
Hoyt
Yankee
Huggins
George Pingras
St. Louis
Henry Johnson
Athletics
Tont Zachary
Fred Heimach
St. Paul
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Sherdel
Haines
Alexander
Rhem
Mitchell
McKechnie
Ruth
Gehrig
Mensel
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W. L. Pet
Pennoc
Piogras
H. Johnson
Su Heimach
Sm Zachary
Cardinals Haines
Johnson
Khem
Ati
Mark Koenig
Koenig
Haffy
Douthit
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Holm
Meusel
Durst
Paschal
Wilson
Bengough
Collins
Bottomley
Lazzeri
Frisch
Maranville
Dug
Colliner
Smith
RITTICISMS By BILL RITS
A humorous fragment describes fans braving rain to see a world series game while joking about pneumonia and cold exposure. One man freezes at park gates, travels through three states in a refrigerator car, and returns with icicles in his beard, earning newspaper attention though doctors warn of possible prolonged recovery.
Mustangs Meet Army In First Big Intersec Tilt
New York Oct 2 The Southern Methodist University Mustangs with 1500 fans travel to West Point to face the Army eleven in the season’s first major intersectional game. Ray Morrison, famed Vanderbilt alumnus and SMU coach, fields a fast smart squad with a developed forward pass. Weather could sway outcomes, warm and dry favors SMU, cold and heavy helps Army. Last Saturday the Army revealed individuals
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U.P
Slouth
Southern Methodist University Mustangs
Army
West Point
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodist University
Vanderbilt
Morrison
Dallas
Tex
Mustangs
Loughran Considers Jump to Heavier Division After Victory
Philadelphia October 2 Tommy Loughran light heavy champion plans to enter the heavyweight ranks after defeating 202 pound Jack Gross before a 25 000 strong crowd. Loughran unleashed a jolting right uppercut and cross with body punches while Gross showed signs of daze and bleeding late in the bout.
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Philadelphia
Tommy Loughran
Jack Gross
Loughran
Gross
Warren High Seconds Ready for Thurday Home Game
Warren High Seconds play Tidioute at Russell field Thursday at four after winning their first game of the season against Titusville Stringers. Injuries to Bob Gaffner and Eddie Bradford expected to mend. Dunkirk game looming Saturday with a tough schedule ahead including Olean Niagara Falls and Jamestown. A magnetic world series board will relay results from the Tribune building.
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Tidioute
Russell Field
Titusville Stringers
Warren Varsity Warriors
Bob Gaffner
Eddie Bradford
J. B. Leidig
Bobh Gaffner
Bradford
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Veteran Flinger Not Much Excited in Series
New York Oct 2 Grover Cleveland Alexander comments on the series saying he is not excited. He calls it just a few more ball games and notes players are heroes or bums based on whether the pitcher strikes out the batter. The veteran pitcher sees little difference from a town lot game.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Record highs set by Leo Weidert at Smith Horton
Leo Weidert achieves high single of 207 and high total of 515 for Smith Horton. Smith Horton posts season best 2403 in three games. Week schedule lists Pennsylavania Gas vs Hammond Tanks on Tuesday and other matchups through Thursday with several local firms. Next week features Style Shop, Milenius Clothes, Metzger Wright and more.
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Mel Johnson
Carl Swanson
Anderson Shoe
Mi- Jenius Clothes
Milenius Clothes
Weed Florists
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Warren Tribune
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Easton College Captain W P McGuirk Leads 1928 Eleven
Easton College finished the fall with a 4 4 record but beat Holy Cross and Fordham, marking a successful season. W P McGuirk tackle stood out among players and was elected to captain the 1928 eleven. McGuirk, a genial off the field presence, is described as the irresistible force on the gridiron.
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Easton College
Holy Cross
Fordham
W. P. McGuirk
Evelen
McGuirk
Minor league pennant chases thrill fans nationwide
In a lively baseball season wrap up, Indianapolis and Minneapolis battled head to head in the American Association with the Indians clinching the flag. Tulsa and Wichita heated the Western League race, delivering dramatic home stretch finishes. Former majors like Ernie Wingard and Eddie Sicking added spark for Milwaukee and Louisville.
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Norman E. Brown
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Indians
Tulsa
Wichita
Milwaukee
Millers
Ernie Wingard
Smith and Horton Take First in Tri-Bune Industrial Bowling
Smith-Horton moved into undisputed first place in the Tri bune Industrial Bowling League after a 3-1 victory over Struthers-Wells at Arcade Alleys Monday night. Wholesalers led early with 800 in two games but faltered in the third, dropping a point. Smith-Horton built a big lead in the opening games to clinch the win.
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Struthers- Wells
Smith-Horton Boys
Smith-Horton Nabs 30-Pin Win In Booby Roll Classic
In a Monday match Smith-Horton defeated its rival by 30 pins, 2366 to 2336. Paul Yagge led with a 201 first game, the only 200-plus score of the evening, while Leo Weidert posted two 500s. Smith-Horton set a season record by rolling 846 pins in the opening game, surpassing last week’s 834. All records belong to Smith-Horton.
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Paul Yagge
Smith-Horton
Leo Weidert
National hookup to broadcast World Series
New York Oct 2 The National Broadcasting Company and Columbia Broadcasting System will broadcast the World Series this year as in 1927. The NEGC network will extend coast to coast while CBS uses two stations in the east and Midwest with Major J Andrew White at the Taserophone. Broadcast starts 15 minutes before game time.
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National Broadcasting Company
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N. E. GC
East
Middlewest
J. Andrew White
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