Industrial Bowling League Franchises to Be Filed at Tribune Office
At least six teams, possibly eight, are expected to apply for franchises as the Tribune Industrial Bowling League prepares for the 1928-29 season. Allen presides at Thursday night’s meeting in Tribune offices to discuss plans, with officers Lee Allen president Paddy Jackson VP and Willard L. Foley secretary treasurer. The league began with six teams two years ago and added two more during the first half of the previous season.
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Meeting of Trib Baseball Managers Scheduled for Wednesday
A meeting of Tri bune Industrial Baseball league managers is set for Wednesday at the Tribune at 7:30 PM to conclude the year’s business and plan an upcoming gathering. All managers or representatives should attend. only a short session is planned and full team representation is urged.
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Warren bowlers form city league plans and tryouts
Finished schedule shows Post Office and Nypean Furniture dropping out at halftime with a Thursday meeting inviting representatives of all teams and others seeking a franchise. Warren bowlers including Sam Cosmano Frenkie Fadale Dutch Quinn Eric Jaynes Jim Daly have reserved places as six clubs will form the league with six men per team selected by a committee after 36 names are received.
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Reporter Scuffles and Courtroom Quips Hit the Press
A jumbled column recounts a Kansas mayor clash with a reporter who faced legal trouble over a critical story. The piece weaves courtroom gibes, such as calls of gorilla like and chimpanzee analogies, with sharp mockery of press and public figures.
Chicago Bruins Lose Wild Game to Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs lose 7 to 5 to the Pittsburgh Pirates in a wild game with frequent pitcher changes. Nehf earned the loss after allowing seven runs on seven hits over 3 2/3 innings. Grimes pitched well for the win.
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Morris seals Boston win with ninth inning triple
Washington, Sept. 11 Morris hit a ninth inning triple with two Boston runners aboard to lift the Boston Red Sox to a 5 to 2 victory over the Senators. Hadley and Ruffing started, neither lasted the full game, Marberry and Morris finishing for Boston while Berry, Hadley, Marberry and Ruel played for Washington.
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Bob Grove Faces Yankees Tuesday
New York crowds flocked to Yankee offices on Forty-second Street seeking tickets for the pivotal pennant deciding game against Philadelphia. The story notes Huggins happy about Grove facing the Yankees and mentions the potential impact on the American League race despite a cloudy forecast.
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Senators Eye Gehringer Trade and Cantrell Purchase
Washington rumor says manager Harris and third baseman Oswald Bluege may be sent to Detroit for second baseman Charles Gehringer. Washington President Clark Griffith announced the purchase of Baltimore Orioles pitcher Guy Cantrell.
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Ground to Be Staged as Baseball Clash Draws 40000 Fans
Ground was expected to draw about 40000 this afternoon as the two teams met. Bob Grove of Philadelphia, the left hander and key pitcher for Connie Mack, carried much of the load. Henry Johnson of the Yankees was chosen to counter Grove after recent solid showings. Huggins praised his team after a strong Sunday showing, noting their aggressive play in two wins that briefly propelled New York back to first. If Philadelphia won, the race would tighten, while a NY win would keep the lead and possibly widen it. In other sports notes, Maxie Rosenbloom won a ten round decision in West Springfield, Benny Kass knocked out Harry Biltman to claim the Pennsylvania featherweight title.
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Tincup Returns to Major League Ball With Reds
Sportraits Ben Tincup, a 35 year old Oklahoma Indian, has been given another chance in the National League. Ten years ago he was released by the Phils and signed by Louisville. For a decade he pitched for the Colonels in the American Association before Louisville’s strong showing this season led the Cincinnati Reds to acquire him.
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Davis Cup Star Beaten by King Shocks Top Seed
Forest Hills report: John Hennessey, the Davis Cup doubles co champion and top American singles seed, is upset in the second round as Dr. George King, a New York physician, defeats him in straight sets 7-5 6-4 6-4. King faces Percy L. Kynaston next with French star Jacques Brugnon looming in the third round. King known for an annual big upset, may face tougher tests but aims to continue the run.
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Reds Hand Cards Easy Defeat in NL Tilt
In St Louis on September 11, the Cincinnati Reds beat the league leaders 7 to 2 for the Cardinals third straight loss. Flint Rhem started for St Louis and was knocked out in the seventh as Cincinnati offense poured four runs. Ash, the Reds recruit, shut down the Cardinals to seven hits.
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Jones Sees Clear Path to Qualifier at Brae Burn
Yesterday results show Pittsburgh 7 Chicago 5 and Cincinnati 7 St. Louis 2 while Philadelphia 11-2, Brooklyn 6-7, New York 4-11, and Boston 1-0 imply Jones maintains solid odds for a Monday Brae Burn qualifier despite a strong showing.
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Jones Seeks to Qualify as Brae Burn Hosts Amateur
At Brae Burn Country Club West Newton Mass the final qualifying for the national amateur championship began with 143 entrants. Harrison Johnston and George Voight led after 18 holes with 71 each as Bobby Jones eyed a spot in the 32 to advance. Von Elm and Voight emerged as threats while C Rosa Somerville led Canadians in the pursuit of qualification.
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Tomorrow's Schedule: Cincinnati at St Louis Brooklyn at Philadelphia
The docket lists Cincinnati visiting St Louis, New York facing Boston, and Brooklyn traveling to Philadelphia with three games on tap tomorrow. The card highlights matchups and venues for the slate.
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Schedule Updates from Daily Scores
Reported scores include Boston 5 Washington 2 St. Louis 5 Cleveland 3 Chicago 6 Detroit 4. Today’s schedule lists St. Louis at Cleveland and Chicago at Detroit with Philadelphia at New York. Philadelphia at New York appears as a repeat pairing.
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International League scores include Montreal and Buffalo routs
The International League results show Buffalo 8 Rochester 3, Montreal 8 Toronto 6, Newark 1 Reading 0, with other games not scheduled. In the American Association, Indianapolis 18 Columbus 15, St Paul 4 Kansas City 3, Milwaukee 7 Minneapolis 6, and Toledo Louisville played as a double header Sunday.
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Giants Dominate Braves In Doubleheader Sweep
New York Giants rout Boston 11 to 0 in the second game of a doubleheader as Joe Genewich held the Braves to three hits and no baserunner past second. Earlier, New York won 4 to 1 in a pitching duel between Fred Fitzsimmons and Bob Smith. Giants stay within three games of the St Louis Cardinals in the standings.
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Brooklyn Robins Split Twin Bill With Phillies
In Philadelphia on September 11 the Brooklyn Robins and the Philadelphia Phillies split a doubleheader. The Robins won game two 7 to 2 after the Phillies captured game one 11 to 6. McWeeney Doak Koupas De Berry Swetland McGraw Lerian on the Robins roster and Clark Gooch Ring Miller Davis for the Phillies.
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White Sox top Tigers 6 to 4 in opener of series
Chicago White Sox start a three game set with Detroit by edging the Tigers 6 to 4. Gibson began for Detroit and was relieved after Chicago scored three runs, while Faber pitched a full game for Chicago allowing eight hits. Berg, Gibson, Stoner and Hargrae credited with plays as the Sox take a narrow win.
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Yesterday’s Batting Streaks Include Five Stars
Yesterday players posted mixed results with P Waner picking up a single and a double in four at bats scoring once. Goose Goslin managed a single in four appearances. Rogers Hornsby added a single in six at bats. Freddy Lindstrom hit three singles in nine at bats and scored twice.
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Browns Take One From Indians in Cleveland
St. Louis Browns defeated the Cleveland Indians 6 to 3 in Cleveland. Blaeholder allowed 13 safeties yet the Browns batted effectively for six runs. Shaute pitched for Cleveland, giving up eleven hits and three runs.
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