Warren High Opens Practice With Seventy-Six Players
Seventy six players report to Warren High for the first workout of the season under coach J B Leidig on Russell field. A light scrimmage is planned for today with five Jetter men and captain Ange Bevevino absent due to injury.
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Real Football Weather
Warren High
J. B. Lendig
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Ange Bevevino
Fritz Kennett
Bill Anna
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Henry Frost
Frank Russell
Fred Keck
Harry Mitchell
Robert Gaitner
Ed. Jefferson
J. Barto
Carlson
S. Lyle
J. Young
J. Mastrucci
Albert Savage
Youngsville
Local High School Grid Squad Opens Practice at Carter Field
About thirty Titusville football candidates turned out for the first practice under Coach Brady at Carter Field. The season opener is set for Sept. 22 with Warren at Youngsville scheduled for Nov. 17. Tesser captains the team with Oscar Carlson among Carnegie Tech hopefuls for the fall season.
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Youngeville
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Cod
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Jamestown
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Ene Academy
Erie Central
Smethport
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Johnsonburg
Port Allegany
St Kane
Ridgway
Brooklyn Robins Rally To Doubleheader Wins Over Braves
In Boston on Sept 6 the Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Boston Braves twice. Game one finished 3 to 2 after ten innings with Dazzy Vance pitching and Jake Flowers delivering a clutch homer. The nightcap ended 9 to 2 as Brooklyn pounded Delaney and Touchstone.
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Detroit Bengals Drop Double Bill
Chicago White Sox beat Detroit Tigers in both games of a September doubleheader 3 to 2 and 3 to 2. Hunnefield delivered the decisive run in the first with a single and Blackerby. in the second a sacrifice fly by Hunnefield plated Kamm. Pitchers Holloway and Hargrave worked for Detroit with Faber and Beg for Chicago.
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Browns Sweep Indians 9 6 in St Louis Game
The St. Louis Browns defeated the Cleveland Indians 9 to 6 in the final game of their home set. Wiltse and Schang executed a double steal as part of the Browns' victory, with Hodlin Bayne L Rowell Crowder Wiltsie and Schong credited with the pitching and catching duties.
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Homer Leaders From Early Baseball Lineup
Yesterday's homer list features Ruth and the Yankees along with several players from the Giants Robins and Phillies. Notable names include Terry Welsh Klein Williams Flowers and Bissonette contributing solo rounds as the season progresses.
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Pirates
Errors Help Cubs Rally to Take 9 8 Victory Over Pirates
Chicago Comics overcame nine errors tied to Pirates miscues in a 9 to 8 win. Charley Hargreaves wild throw allowed Stephenson to score late, while Adam Comorosky homered and added two singles for Pittsburgh as English and Grimm provided offense.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Stephenson
Adam Comoresky
Pirate
Brooklyn Nets Rally Past Celtics in Ten Innings
Yesterday's results show Brooklyn defeating Boston 3 to 2 in 10 innings. New York beat Philadelphia 9 to 4 in the first game and Philadelphia won 8 to 7 in the second. Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 9 to 3. Other games were not scheduled.
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Detroit at Chicago highlight in today’s schedule
Philadelphia 9 Washington 2 and Chicago 3 Detroit 2 show results from the prior innings with St Louis 9 Cleveland 6. Today Detroit visits Chicago while Washington goes to New York and other clubs are not scheduled.
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Letters testamentary for estate of Frank M Knapp
Administration notice announces Rosamond Knapp and Byron W Knapp as executors of Frank M Knapp late of Warren Borough Warren County Pa deceased. Creditors must pay and claimants present authenticated demands for settlement. Warren Savings Bank and Trust Co serves as notice agent dated September 4 1928.
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Extra base hits power Athletics to nine two win
Philadelphia Athletics defeat Washington Senators 9 to 2 behind multiple extra base hits from Simmons Bishop Haas Cochrane and Foxx. Rube Walberg steadies in key moments while Brown starts for Washington before Gaston relieves in the third.
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Geisel
RITTICISMS on insomnia and boxing humor
A satirical piece references Dr. Sullivan and a legendary cure for insomnia, noting boxers and athletes affected by sleep and fatigue. It contrasts British boxers’ honesty with American merchants and humorously predicts tighter controls on pugilists as a novelty impostor.
Columbus Defeats Toledo In American Association Action
In a Tribune brief the American Association results list Columbus 7 Toledo 2 and Indianapolis 5 Louisville 8 with no further games scheduled.
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Home Run in Ninth Gives Phillies Split Twin Bill
Philadelphia takes the second game 8 to 7 after Cy Williams hits a ninth inning homer to put the Phillies ahead. New York wins the opener 9 to 4. Klein hits his third homer in as many days for Philadelphia. Carl Hubbell and Bill Terry spark the Giants in the first game's win.
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Yesterday's Batting Stars Highlight Major Leaguers
Rogers Hornsby 82 singled three times in six at bats. Al Simmons 860 tripled and two singles drove in two runs in five at bats. Goose Goslin 377 doubled once in five at bats and scored. Freddy Lindstrom 243 tripled and two singles, three runs in eight at bats. Paul Waner 880 doubled and singled, two runs in four at bats. Rath 334 Gehrig 376 Bottomley 337 idle.
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al Simmons
Goose Goslin
Freddy Lindstrom
Paul Waner
Ated
Industrial league series moves games to South Side grounds
Second and third games between My penn Furniture and Warren County Dairy move to the South Side grounds behind the Brewery on Saturday and Sunday afternoon as the only available diamond for world series play. Russell field hosts Blue and White, Exposition Park damaged by a horse show, Nypenn Furniture won last Saturday 2 0, Urbanski and Brown to pitch again, umpires Conroy and Mullen, start time 3 30.
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Don Brown
Harry Conroy
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International League scoring notes from Buffalo and Toronto games
Buffalo defeated Rochester 7 3 in the first game and 3 7 in the second. Toronto overwhelmed Montreal 8 2. Reading beat Baltimore and Newark 7 6 while Jersey City won 2. Classified ads accompany brief results listings.
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