Highways Lead to Sheffield Saturday Clash Opens Season
Warren High School Coach J. B. Leidig drills the Blue and White for the opening game of 1927 at Sheffield Saturday afternoon. The locals travel by motor to face a strong Sheffield squad reputed to boast a 170 pound line and many 1926 lettermen. Officials and a record crowd are expected for a 3 PM kickoff at Russell field.
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Sheffield
J. B. Leidig
Warren High School
Russell Field
Vic Motor
Shefield Hias
Grange
Hisenhauser
Spooky snippets of linguistics and lore from old newspapers
A mosaic of curiosities and quips traces phrases like spooning to medieval lovespoons. It notes distant facts about the Peking Gazette, Wells Cathedral clocks, eye muscles, and a Tibetan border botanist. The piece ends with a wry exchange on dignity of labor and a Boston Transcript jab.
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Assam
Tibet
Boston Transcript
Warren Street Railway Schedule Oddities and Times
Schedule details list Warren Street Railway routes with first cars at 5 50 am and hourly runs to 10 60 pm, Sunday starts 7 00 am. Main line every ten minutes from 6 00 am to 6 00 pm, North Warren every half hour from 6 00 am to 8 30 pm, Conewango Avenue every half hour from 6 00 am to 11 pm. Sunday service begins with Main Line at 6 22 pm and 7 40 am regular start.
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Cara
Warren
Sheffield
Waren
City Service
Main Line
North Warren
Conenango Avenue
Conewango
Warren and Jamestown Street Railway Schedule
First car leaves Warren for Russell daily at 6:00 a.m. except Sunday. Russell to Warren departs 6:20 a.m. Warren to Jamestown schedule runs on the hour from 6:10 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. last northbound car to Jamestown arrives 11:50 p.m. then departs Jamestown 11:55 p.m. for Frewsburg arriving 12:15 a.m. Frewsburg to Jamestown departs 6:05 a.m. arrives Jamestown 6:30 a.m. Jamestown to Warren departs 6:35 a.m. arriving Warren 7:45 a.m. From 7:30 a.m. until 9:30 p.m. cars run from Jamestown 30 minutes past each hour to Warren, last car until 11:10 p.m. arriving Warren 12:15 p.m. A 16:10 p.m. car runs to Brewsburg (Brewsburg) arriving 10:30 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays only.
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Warren
Frewsburg
Jamestown
Mrewsburg
Brewsburg
Tunney Eye Cut Spurs Prep For Dempsey Fight
Chicago reports the Tunney Dempsey fall bout talks focus on a cut over Tunney's right eye after sparring Tuesday. Tunney rests today reading a novel, plans six rounds in three days. Dempsey golf practice continues with boxing planned, fans to see him at Soldiers Field on Sept 22.
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Chicago
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Chuck Wiggins
Tunney
Lake Villa
Dempsey
Jack
Philadelphia
Gene
Leo Flynn
Soldiers’ Field
The Advertised Products vs The Unknown Speculations
A shopper weighs daily spending against stock and bond study and argues that familiar advertised products prove value through long standing quality. In contrast unknown brands stand as unproven speculative merchandise with no publicity glow.
Pike Peterson to join Warren for Tri County title clash
Pike Peterson Norfolk pitching ace is slated to arrive around Sept 15 to throw for the Warren Wreckers in the Tri County league championship series against Endeavor. Red Swanson Warren infielder with Jamestown Spider Webbs continues as a top run producer, with 78 runs this season. Jamestown’s Swede Larson leads at .314, while Oil City opposes Jamestown Sunday at Celoron Park. Pitler’s team has won six of the last seven. coach Ebert Hollobaugh at Corry High reports football practice underway. Joe Bagley, local lightweight, carries a swollen right hand after a bout with Red Dwyer in Bradford, pa. Dwyer scored a knockout, Bagley may cancel Cleveland fight.
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Wreckers
Endeavor
Red” Swanson
Jamestown Spider-Webbs
Warren Man
Gieb
Larsog
Jamestown
Oil City
Celoron Park
Pitler
Hong
Ebert Hollobaugh
Corry High School
Washington Street
Jamestown Post
Joe Bagley
Joe
Erie Methodists Win Title Clash
Erie Methodists claim game one of a three game series beating Bethel Baptist 10 to 2 in Erie. Whitey Relmaine pitched a two hit win and a third inning rally nearly produced a shutout. The sixth was not complete due to darkness. score reverts to last finished frame. Second game set for Athletic Field this evening.
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Erie Church
Warrenth
Nypean Furniture
County Dairy
Tribuneeague
Whitey
Relmaine
Warren
Bethel
Rolmaine
Athletic Field
Iie
Baseball scores and schedule from yesterday and today
National League results list Philadelphia 3 to Brooklyn 2 and Brooklyn 8 to 9. St Louis beat Chicago 6 to 4 and Cincinnati topped Pittsburgh 6 to 5. Today's schedule shows Chicago visiting St Louis in a key matchup.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Baseball results note from yesterday with listed games
New York beat Boston 12 to 3 in the American League yesterday. No other games were scheduled. Remaining matchups included Chicago at Washington St. Louis at New York Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston.
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Yesterady
New York
Boston
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Roar Het Philadelphi
Detroita
Washington Aa
Chicago Ones
Scrappy Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Cities
International yesterday results show Buffalo 12 Rochester 1 Newark 6 Jersey City 1 Baltimore 9 Reading 6 Syracuse 6 and Toronto 7 Syracuse 6. Matchups include Reading at Newark Syracuse at Toronto and Jersey City at Baltimore.
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Buffalo
Rochester
Newark
Jersey City
Toronto
Syracuse
Baltimore
Reading
Baltmore
American Association Yesterday's 1 Results Summary
Indianapolis 6, Toledo 14. Lou Others, Train.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
Lang and Lester Clash in 1895 Heavyweight Bout Remembrance
Sixteen years ago, Bill Lang and Jack Lester fought twenty rounds in Sydney for the Antipodes title. Lester won by decision after a grueling contest watched worldwide as part of the White Hope era. The piece notes Australia’s boxing prominence and the era’s racial context, with American-born contenders shaping the scene.
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Dou Reid
Bill Lang
Jack Lester
Sydney
Australia
Jack Johnson
Cordingly
America
Seater
Cincinnati Reds Stifle Pirates to Cut Lead to One Half
In Pittsburgh on September 8, Cincinnati continued its surge by lowering the Pirates' averages. Fumbles cost the Pirates as Cincinnati won to reach 6, taking three games of a five game series and trimming the lead to a fraction.
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Cincinnati Rede
Pirates
Cincinnati
Two More Homers by Ruth in Yankees 22 Red Sox 10
Babe Ruth paces the Yankees with two homers to raise his season total to 49 as New York outscored Boston 22 to 10 in a wild game. Boston led in a fourth inning before dissipating, while Gehrig Gazella Flagstead Tobin Shaner Rogell Regan all contributed in the scoring.
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Red Sox
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Flagstead
Tobin
Shaner
Rogell
Regan
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Meusel
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AE Bressler
Selen
Combs of Ford
Koenigs
Pittenger
Ruth Zukeforth
Ae Gehrig
Lacas
Meusel Rf
Lazzeri
Wera
Durst
Pittsburgh Garelia
Bengough
Thomas P
L. Waner
Barnhart If
Shawkey
P. Waner
Wright
Traynor
Vera
Grantham
Harris
Smith c . AB
Bill
Cubs Split Doubleheader With Cardinals To Gain Ground
In St Louis the Cubs split a doubleheader with the Cardinals 6-2 and 8-4 as Hack Wilson homered twice and Beck added another in game one. Lester Hell delivered a key two run shot in the sixth for the Cards. In game two Chicago topped St. Louis 8-7 after a late rally. The two games featured strong hitting and solid pitching, with Robins also splitting a Philadelphia Brooklyn twin bill 3-2 and 9-1 in Philadelphia and Brooklyn. Herman homered in both games for Brooklyn.
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St, Louis
Cardinals
Lester Hell
Chicago
Cub
Flint Rhei
Hack Wilson
Beck
Chiccaguu
St. Louis
Carlson
Nehl
Hartnett
Frankhouze
Haines
O’farrell
St.Louis
Blake
Gonzales
Rhein
Ring
O'Farrell
Schulte
Robins
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Phils
Herman
Ferguson
Elliott
Petty
Ehrhardt
Henline
Wilson
Deberry
Sweetland
Regulation of Ocean iats from the Philadelphia Record
The United States Navy is flooding the Pacific with ships and men in a search for four Oakland pilots missing after flights to the islands. Observers see valuable resources being spent on long ocean flights that may not align with naval duties. A call grows to regulate such ventures unless a clear public purpose justifies the risk and cost.
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Philadelphia
Wheeler Field
United States Navy
Pacific
Oakland
Navy
Unfortunate Remark Drafted From Detroit News Exchange
A sharp exchange notes a quip about teeth and pearls and a taunt about a mouth likened to an oyster. The dialogue names Roscoe-Darling and Marie as speakers within a newspaper snippet, reflecting a terse, early 20th century style.
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Detroit News
Roscoe
Darling
Marie
Playing Golf From the Philadelphia Bulletin
Question prompts discuss a round of golf and equipment used in today’s play in a casual exchange. The note references a domestic scene and a husband seeking details about his spouse’s game and score.
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Philadelphia
Baseballs Big Five and pennant betting notes
Babe Ruth hit his forty eighth and forty ninth homers and collected a double and a single in five at bats. Gehrig failed to homer and trailed Ruth by four. his best was two doubles. Fromsby Cobb and Speaker idle. Pirates favored to win the National League pennant. odds given by Jack Doyle on Broadway.
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Gehrig
Fromsby
Cobb
Speaker
Pirates
New York
Broadway
Jack Doyle
Sage
John L. Sullivan
Plants
Cardinals
Liza
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