Warren Highs 84 Man Squad Heads to Youngsville Game
Hundreds of Warren High fans followed the Blue and White as the squad of 81 players traveled to Youngsville for the season opener. Coach Leidig led the team with a 145 pm departure after a Russell Field drill the prior day. Sheffield Rich looms as next week’s opponent. Salamanca listed for September 29.
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Husky
Salamanca
Three Games Scheduled for Blue and White Seconds
Gosch Ledig of Warren High announced three games for the Blue and White second stringers. The first match is Friday September 28 at Russell field against Lakewood Eagle varsity with kickoff at four PM. The schedule also lists a home game Thursday October 4 against Tidionte High and a return on Thursday October 18. Tidoute High opens its 1928 football schedule this afternoon against Sheffield.
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Warren High School
Russell Field
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Lakewood Eagle
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Tidioute High
Sheffield
Tidioute
National League Results and Upcoming Schedule Card
Yesterday New York defeated Boston 6 to 5 while Philadelphia topped St Louis 13 to 6 and Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 5 to 1. Tomorrow Brooklyn plays New York Chicago meets Boston and St Louis hosts Philadelphia while Cincinnati travels to Pittsburgh. Sunday matchups feature Cincinnati at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at New York.
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Chicago Verde
Cinconnnati
Ladelphia
American League Standings and Results Snapshot
American League standings show New York half a game ahead at 91 48 655, with Athletics 90 50 643 and Chicago 86 74 522. Yesterday Chicago defeated St Louis 5–4. other games not scheduled. Schedule lists New York at St Louis, Boston at Chicago, Washington at Detroit, Philadelphia at Cleveland, New York at St Louis. International League line shows Remling G and Jersey City.
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Chicago
Washington
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Cleveland
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St Louis
Philadelphia
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Jersey City
Lefty Grove Compared To Waddell In Sports Cartoon View
Sports cartoonist Jack Lords compares Lefty Grove to Rube Waddell, praising Grove as a rapid strikeout artist who transformed into a dominant pitcher for Connie Mack's Athletics. The piece notes Grove's early wildness, later mastery, and his role in dethroning the Yankees through a record pace of victories.
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Central Press
Warren Tribune
Ube Waddell
Connie Mack
Andes
Rube
Lefty Grove
Grove
Athletics
New York Yankees
Connie
Lefty
Ten Games Booked At Tidioute High
The Tidioute high football schedule for the season lists ten games with Sheffield, Titusville Seconds, Youngsville, Warren Seconds, Corry, Clintonville, Celoron, and Younger opponents. The opener vs Sheffield is set for 3 PM Saturday with Coach Spangler’s squad holding light practice Friday.
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Ecard
Sheffield
Titusville
Youngsville
Warren
Corry
Clintonville
Youngerville
Spangler
Home Run Club Names in National League and American League
A fragmented list shows Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees sharing homer fame with Hauser and Simmons of the Athletics. Wilson and Bottomley lead Cubs and Cards, Hafey Bissonette Horst Horneby Manuth among other sluggers for their teams.
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Hauser
Athletics
Simmons
National Wilson
Cubs
Bottomley
Hafey
Bissonette
Robine Horst
Phillies
Horneby
Braves
Manuth
Browns
North East Eleven Faces Tough Card For Football Season
North East high opens its football schedule Saturday against Central High seconds. Ten games follow including Albion at home, Dunkirk away, Fairview at home, Fredonia at home, Silver Creek at home, Warren away, Erie Academy away, and Conneaut and Westfield away with several byes.
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Erie Academy
North East High
Central High
Albion
Dunkirk
Fairview
Fredonia
Silver Creek
Conneaut
Westfield
CIGARS SEEK BERTH IN CITY BOWLING LEAGUE
The Cal Cigars requested inclusion in the Tribune sponsored City Bowling League led by Dutch Quinn. Other entries came from Electric Appliance, Soda and Mineral Water Co, Billy Rudolphs Barbers, Baird Tires, with Clyde Lupold's Bankers expected to join. Lupold is out of town. A league meeting is set for next Tuesday at 7:36 in the Tribune editorial rooms to elect officers and discuss plans.
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Newell Printers
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Lupeld’s Bankers
Suda and Mineral Water
Baird Tires
Reward Offered for Arrest of Race Tipster
Turf Association officials who cleared jockey C E Allen of selling race tips say they will pay a reward for the arrest of the tipster believed to have used the jockeys name. John McGraw and Rogers Hornsby reported receiving calls here in connection with the tip service and deny the charge.
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John McGraw
New York Giants
Rogers Hornsby
Boston Braves
Giants Take Eighth In Row From Boston
The New York Giants swept a doubleheader from the Boston Braves, winning 6 to 2 and 5 to 1. In the first inning of the opener the Giants scored five runs as three Boston pitchers were used. Fred Fitzsimmons and Jack Scott limited the Braves to six hits apiece, while KR. Smith took two losses for the day. The double victory left the Giants within one game of the league leading Cardinals.
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Reese
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Ring
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Leman
International Final in Amateur Tourney Pits Perkins and Jones
Lancastershire lad T Philip Perkins meets Bobby Jones in Brae Burn final for American amateur title. Jones favored to win a fourth crown in five years. Perkins defeated Ducky Yates and others en route. International match recalls Hilton era as Perkins shows power and uncanny recovery skills.
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Ducky” Yates
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Clarkson
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Hilton
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Apawamis
Perkins
Hinen
Giants Cubs and Athletics Make Final Challenge
New York Giants win streaks near NL lead as they face the Robins in Brooklyn with Vance slated to pitch for Brooklyn and Genewich likely for the Giants. Cardinals try to widen their edge in Philadelphia while Cubs double-header slate looms. Waner, Hornsby and Limdstrom posted key hits and baserunning in the edition.
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Italian light heavyweight Nando Tassi trains hard for De Laney fight
Italian light heavyweight Nando Tassi, preparing for a fifteen round bout with Jack De Laney at Ebbets Field, completed his toughest workout yesterday. He did ten rounds of boxing along with road work and training stunts, as the Italian school teacher gears up for the Wednesday night bout.
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U.P
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Jack Delaney
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Industrial Bowling league prepares for broader scoring records
Six man teams will bowl again in the Tribune Industrial Bowling organization and all games will count toward official averages. Last year only the top five games counted, prompting some bowlers to throw limp frames to avoid lowering their averages. Nearly ninety people are expected at the Industrial Baseball league dinner next Wednesday at Pete McCabe's Restaurant at 6 45 p m. The dinner ends Warren diamond season and Pete McCabe will provide extra help. Dinner will be served at the scheduled time.
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Industrial Baseball League
Pete McCabe
Warren
Cochet Reaches Semi finals As Shields Shocks Bragnon
Henri Cochet advances to the semi finals of the national singles tennis championships at Forest Hills aided by a strong performance from Frank X. Shields an 18 year old New York player who has yet to lose a set in the tournament Shields defeated Brugnon in a key upset while Cochet faces Francis T Hunter and George Lott Jr in the lower half semi finals Hunter's grit has kept him alive while Lott has swept through without dropping a set The finals move to Monday provides an extra rest day for the American contenders.
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Jean Borotra
Jack Crawford
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Favor Lott
Cochet Lott
America
Hunter Madelway
Ean
Browns Start Well but Fail to Stick
The Chicago White Sox beat the St. Louis Browns 5 to 4 in a game at St. Louis. Ted Lyons pitched for Chicago and the Browns pushed three runs in the 61st inning while Heinie Manush homered twice to provide St. Louis with a late push. Lyons, Berg, Strelecki, and O'Neil were heard in the box, with Bottomley and Singled out for scoring two runs.
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Browns
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Chicago
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Strelecki
O'Neil
Kim Bottomley
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