Will Sherdel Eyes Stop Yankee Parade In World Series
In St Louis on October 8 1928 Willie Sherdel the Cardinals left handed starter faces the New York Yankees as the best chance to stave off a four game sweep. The Yankees hold a lead after three straight wins with Waite Hoyt set to pitch while the Cardinals hope Sherdel can quiet the Yankee bats and keep the series alive.
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World Series Leaders and Yankees Standouts
Leading hitter Ruth of the Yankees posted strong ac counts while Hoyt Pipgras and Zachary each earned a win, with Jet not factoring. Gehrig led in runs batted in with eight as Gehrig and Bottomley dominated in extra categories.
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Warren Gridmen Rally to Edge Olean 8 6 in Debut
Warren's new semi pro gridiron squad won their season opener at Olean 8 to 6. Cubby Cuthbertson scored the opening TD on a fumble return. Olean answered with a late third period safety after a Warren fumble, and Baker tied the game at 6-6 before Warren held and preserved the victory.
Sheffield Tops Johnsonburg In Well Played Tilt
Johnsonburg High fought hard against Sheffield High at Sheffield in a 6 to 0 loss. A blocked punt in the second quarter by Cook set up Sheffield’s lone TD with Williats recovering behind the Johnsonburg line. Late in the game Johnsonburg threatened but could not score. Lundquist stood out on defense for Sheffield as the Orange and Black secured the win in a closely contested tilt.
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Sunday Game Play By Play In First Inning Yankee-Durst
A detailed score by score recount of a baseball game between the Yankees and Cardinals. Highlights include Ruth homering in the second inning, Gehrig driving in runs with a two run homer, multiple players collecting hits and errors, and a series of innings with no runs or hits. The narrative notes defensive plays, baserunning, and fielding miscues across all frames.
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Warren Boys Rout Dunkirk 61 to 6 in gridiron clash
Warren High avenges on Dunkirk High with five long touchdowns and a 70 yard run by Mack to stay undefeated at 4-0. Bevevino brothers and Schindler add scores while Dase and Morrisey contribute. Central High looms next at Russell Field.
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Week's Schedule and High Scorers From Local Matches
Week's schedule lists games for Monday through Thursday including Hammonds Tanks versus Warren Tribune and other pairings. Notable high scorers include Leo Weidett and Len Weidert with Smith Horton achieving top totals in multiple events, plus a Cardinals player Chick Hafey noted for a scratch hit in four trips.
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Edinboro Teachers edge Buffalo University in Saturday game
Edinboro Teachers College led by Heinie Anderson and Chuck Duff beat Buffalo University with two Warren boys in the lineup. Anderson started and finished at left tackle while Duff began at right halfback before being replaced by Hand. Kiley Hoffman and Blaney scored for Edinboro as the easy win unfolded Saturday at Buf.
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Youngsville High Football Beats Rimersburg 12 1st Victory of Season
Youngsville High School defeated Rimersburg High 12 to 1 on Saturday to halt Rimersburg’s 1228 campaign start. Youngsville led 6 0 at halftime, with Mead scoring on a 40 yard run and Linborg to Mead for the second touchdown. Rimersburg pressed in the final period but failed to convert extra points and only managed one score, while penalties marred the contest.
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Cadets blank Bradford squad in home opener 26 to 0
St. Joe Cadets routed St. Bernard's Academy Bradford in their first home game at Russell field. The Irish led 7 12 0 7 and finished with 26 points as McGarry Brindis and Bonavetta scored touchdowns. Brindis added two extra points from placement and the Cadets used reserves late. Bradford managed no points, despite a few solid drives, while Cadets dominated with three TDs in the first three periods and a late fourth quarter score. Substitutions shuffled positions as the game wore on, with Le Mathews Geitner Hongin and Bechuith among those listed on the pading.
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Stars At Bat Feature Ruth, Gering And Bottomley
Babe Ruth singled twice in four at bats and scored two runs for the Yankees. Lou Gehrig homered twice, including one inside the park and another over the stands, walked twice, scored twice, and had three RBIs. Jim Bottomley hit a three base hit in four appearances driving in two runs for the Cardinals.
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