Eight Teams Set for Industrial Bowl League Opener
The 1928-29 Warren Industrial Bowling League adds eight teams Struthers Wells Nations Forge United Refinery Smith Horton House of Folkman Warren Tribune and two newcomers Warren Furniture and Pennsylvania Gas. Mel Johnson joins Pennsylvania Gas as league opens Monday September 24 at Arcade alleys.
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Willard Foley
Lans
Tribune
Warren
Struthers-Wells
Nations Forge
United Refinery
Smith- Horton
House of Folkman
Warren Tribune
Warren Furniture
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Mel Johnson
Conservatory
Schedule for First Week of Tribune Industrial Bowling League
The Tribune Industrial Bowling League set its first week schedule after a meeting. Matches include Warren Furniture versus Struthers Wells on Monday and National Forge against United Refinery on Tuesday. Wednesday features Warren Tribune versus Pennsylvania Gas, and Thursday pits House of Folkman against Smith Horton. Games run Monday to Thursday evenings, with schedule release awaiting Elk Bowling loop shed to avoid conflicts.
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Tribune Industrial Bowling League
Warren Furniture
Struthers-Wells
W National Forge
United Refinery
Warren Tribune
Pennsylvania Gas
House of Folkman
Smith-Horton
Industrial League
Elk
City bowling league plans and schedule details
Games roll on lanes one and two at 7 45 with 15 minute leeway. Position games to finish within a week after the regular date to complete the first half schedule. Entry remains one dollar per man payable to the league treasurer Writer. Proceeds fund end of season dinner and gifts for top bowlers. City Bowling league meeting set for Tuesday at Tribune office 7 30 with officer elections. Prospective teams include Warren Electrical Appliance Soda and Mineral Water Billy Rudolphs Barbers Clyde Lupolds Bankers and Baird Tires forming a six team loop.
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Tribune
Gir
Loop
Warren Electrical Appliance Company
Soda and Mineral Water Company
Billy Rudolph
Barbers
Clyde Lupold
Bankers
Baird Tires
Sunday Soccer Contest At Oak View Park
Arrangements for a Sunday match at Oak View Park between Warren B and Erie Uniteds with a 2:45 kickoff. Warren B lineup includes Dyson C Anderson J Pring J Vicklund C Berglund C Erickson Sandberg S Sandberg L Lawton M Forslund and G Uhr. officials expect a large crowd.
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Oakview Park
Warren
Erie Uniteds
P. R. R. Eleven
Dyson
C. Anderson
J. Pring
J. Vicklund
C. Berglund
C. Erickson
Sandberg
S Sandberg
L. Lawton
M. Forslund
G. Uhr
Baseball Yesterday Shows Sluggish Slates For Star Lineup
Players listed include Rogers Hornsby at batting .377 with two doubles and four singles in nine plate appearances, Freddy Lindstrom at .314 with a double and three singles in eight at bats, Jim Bottomley at .330 with a single in four at bats, and P Waner at .380 among others. Several stars such as Goose Goslin Babe Ruth were idle with scarce full details provided.
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Rogers Hornsby
Freddy Lindstrom
Jim Bottomley
P. Waner
Goose Goslin
ATS
Low Gerig
Sim- Mmvess
Babe Ruth
Grimes Shines With Pirates In Thirteen Year NL Pitching
Burleigh Grimes, now in his thirteenth straight National League season with the Pittsburgh Pirates, continues a standout year. The Giants traded him to Pittsburgh last year for Vic Aldridge, and Grimes is noted for grit under fire and his bat as a pitcher.
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Burleigh
Grimes
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Pirates
Vic Aldridge
Foreign stars face real test in national tennis cham pionships
Rain and darkness halted quarterfinals as Henri Cochet of France and Jack Crawford of Australia battled to stay in the national championships at Forest Hills. George Lett and Frank X. Shields reached the semifinals, while Mangini’s attack toppled Cochet in a hard-fought start to the match.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Forest Hills
Henri Cochet
France
Jack Crewford
Australia
Cochet
George Lett, Jr
Chicago
Frank X. Shields
New York
Gochet
Gregory Mangini
Newark
United States
Man
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
Crawford
Hunter
Helen Wills
England
Lott
Hunter-Crawford
Shields
Mangim-Cochet
Browns Rally to Take 6 4 Win Over White Sox
St. Louis Browns beat the Chicago White Sox 6 to 4 at home with Ogden pitching a complete game. Final line shows Browns 006 020 110 and Sox 102 003 00x, Adkins Walsh and Berg credited with hitting. Manion noted in game recap.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Ogden
Browns
Adkins
Walsh
Berg
Ogden Land
Manion
Bandits Hold Up Ohio Bank Looting North American Banking
Two bandits robbed the North American Banking and Savings Company in Cleveland locking two employees in the basement and escaping with loot tentatively estimated at ten thousand dollars. Police hunted for the attackers after the Sept. 13 incident reported by United Press.
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Cleveland
Ohio
U. P
North American Banking and Savings Company
Giants Rally Behind Hubbell In Giants Braves DH Sweep
New York Giants defeat Boston Braves 12 2 in game one and 7 6 in game two to pull within 1 1/2 games of the St Louis Cardinals in the National League pennant race. Carl Hubbell saved the second game after entering with tying runners on base and two outs. Larry Benton earned his 24th victory in the opener as Mann and Jackson homered and Giants piled up 16 hits.
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Boston
New York Giants
Louie Candinate
Boston Braves
Carl Hubbell
Brown
Larry Benton
Mann
Jackson
Giants
RITTICISMS By BILL RITS Ritticisms on a High School Team
The piece ridicules Sierer Kraut Center football plans with jibes about the freshman class and poor quarterback intelligence. It mocks line play, statues on the field, and asks if the tackling dummy could beat a halfback, noting the coach’s harsh humor about players and breaks.
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Siuerkraut Center High
Bissonette Stars as Brooklyn Wins
The Brooklyn Robins defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 10 to 0 in Philadelphia. Del Bissonette homered and added two doubles among Brooklyn’s seventeen safeties. Elliott, Gooch, Caldwell, Sweetland, and Lerian pitched or caught in the shutout.
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Bissonette
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Robins
Philadelphia Phillies
Robins
del Bissonette
Elliott
Gooch
Caldwell
Sweet‘land
Lerian
Warren High Gridmen Ready for Opening Clash
Warren High football completes drill for opener at Youngsville High tomorrow at 2 30 PM. 84 players travel including six lettermen led by Ange Bevevino with Vet Reid Pierce squad to challenge Youngsville stars in a hoped for close game.
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Warren High
Youngsville High School
Youngsville
Reid Pierce
Peterson
Agnew
Brokenstraw
Weiderholt
Long
Abraham
Rea
Neeley
Csey
R. Davis
Sample
Russell
Henning
Richards
McAllister
Linborg Mead
Stevenson
Lightner
Vicander Erickson
Sandburg
Simpson
Gish
Engstrom
Happ
Robinson distortion claims spark GOP rebuttal
Washington reports Chairman Work of the Republican National Committee charged that Senator Robinson and other Democrats have distorted Hoover era crop price maintenance facts. He cited a Charlotte speech in which Robinson allegedly quoted isolated Hoover sentences to claim price reductions, arguing the full correspondence protested price cuts by Peek and the Wilson cabinet.
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Washington
Work
Republican National Committee Today
Robinson
Herbert Hoover
Charlotte
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
George N. Peek
Wilson
T. F. Reed
Minnesota
Women Dominate County Officials in Richmond Texas
Eloise Minkwitz re elected county tax collector Imogene Chance chosen county clerk for 17 years court house attache selected district clerk to succeed Aline Roane Aileen Mitchell appointed county treasurer for two years in Richmond Texas with Fort Bend support
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Richmond
Tex
Fort Bends
Eloise Minkwitz
Imogene Chance
Atteche
B. C. Smith
Aline Roane
Aileen Mitchell
Bruins Sign Hornsby to Six Year Deal and Plan Braves Revamp
Boston reports claim Rogers Hornsby will be offered six year management terms with options to buy stock, while Emil Fuchs and partners plan to acquire stars and recruit future talent to build a stronger Braves club for Boston. The piece notes past limits on funding hindered earlier efforts and hints at a broader reorganization to attract Hub fans.
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Boston
Rogers Hornsby
Beter Baseball
Hornsby
Emil Fuchs
Adams
Braves
Fuchs
Davey Bancroft
Bancroft
Birth in Spring Creek Area Sees Boy Named Kenneth
On September 2 a son named Kenneth was born to Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Williams in Spring Creek. Local families, including the Williams and Vroman households, hosted or visited relatives from Meadville Cleveland and North East during the week. Mrs. Lillian Belknap is recovering after an August 27 operation at Titusville hospital.
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Spring Creek Road
Delmer Williams
Kenneth
Harold Morris
Willams
Garnet
Arlena Walker
Cleveland
Ohio
Clarence Vroman
Meadville
Leo Ongley
O. T. Ongley
C. R. Walker
Doris
Frances
Sherman Vroman
Sloandale
J. M. Vroman
Jona Black
Henry
Brooks
North East
Lillian Belknap
Titusville Hospital
Sheriff Blake Pitches Cubs to 6 1 Victory Over Cardinals
Masterful pitching by Sheriff Blake led the Chicago Cubs to a 6 to 1 win over the St. Louis Cardinals in Chicago. Blake held the Cardinals to four hits while Cubs hitters Coyler English and Hartnett fueled the offense. Mitchell relieved by Sylvester Johnson in the fifth. Johnson worked 6 2 3 innings.
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Chicago
Sheriff Blake
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Blake
Cardinals
Coyley
English
Hartnett
Cubs
Mitchell
Sylvester Johnson
St. Louis
Cuyley
L. Wilson
Harper Ll
Cuyler
Maguire
Hafey
Maranville
Johnson
Frankhouse
Kiem
Jorda
Quigley
Frisch
Harper
J Wilson
Frankhouse, Orsatti
Totzis Aecrens
J. Wilson
A. Eenglish
Eeneee Maguire
Stevenson
Grimm
Beck
GI Blake
Arcade Alleys Set to Open Monday for 1928-29 Season
Thad F. Lawson announces the Arcade Bowling Alleys in Conservatory Building will open Monday September 17 1928 for the 1928 29 season after the arrival and installation of new kickbacks improving the lanes. Industrial League bowlers gain practice time ahead of the season kickoff September 24.
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Thad F. Lawson
Lawson
Home Run Leaders and Standings Highlight Baseball Slugging
Yesterday's homer notes show Ruth and Gehrig for the Yankees and Foxx for the Athletics among AL sluggers. In the NL Wilson Cubs Bottomley and Hafey Cards lead, with Mann and Jackson Giants also noted. Totals and season figures appear incomplete.
Bobby Jones Leads Semi Finalists At Brae Barn
In West Newton Mass on September 14 four top golfers contest amateur national title at Brae Barn. George Voigt of North Hills opens against Philip Perkins British amateur champion, while Bobby Jones faces Phillips Finlay Harvard sophomore.
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Frank Getty
United Press
Ebrae Burn Country Club
West Newton
Mass
Brae Barn
Robert Tyre Jones, Jr
Atlanta
Samsel
Whch
George Voigt
North Hills
Philip Perkins
Willie Hunter
Bobby Jones
Phillips Finlay
Harvard
Tim” Perkins
United States
Voigt
Jess Sweetser
Dr. O. F. Willing
Minikahda
Francis Ouimet
Maskie
Finlay
Ray Gorton
John Beck
Bobby
Philips
Baseball Scores and Schedules From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results show Chicago beat St Louis 6 to 1 Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 10 to 0 New York swept Boston 12 2 1st and 7 to 6 Then today St Louis visits Philadelphia Chicago goes to Boston Tomorrow Chicago visits Boston Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh Brooklyn at New York.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Wee
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis Tops Chicago 6-4 in Yesterday's Play
In the latest schedule update only two games completed with St. Louis defeating Chicago 6-4. Other matchups listed include Toronto 9 Montreal 7 and 2-6, Reading 6 Newark 0, with several clubs awaiting next action. Chicago visits St. Louis. New York and Boston head to St. Louis and Chicago respectively. International League results are noted.
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Toronto
Montreal
Jet
Reading
Newark
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