Warren High Blue and White Open 1928 Season With 19 0 Win
Warren High’s Blue and White opened the 1928 season at Youngsville, defeating Youngsville 19 to 0 in sunny, slippery conditions. Fritz Mack led a second period string of rushes for early scoring, with Schindler accounting for the final touchdown and extra point as Warren outgained Youngsville with a stout forward wall and productive passing.
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Warren High
Youngsville
Youngsville High
Warren
Fritz” Mack
Blue and White Eleven
Warren Basks
Mack
Lytte
Lytle
Schindler
Warren and Youngsville clash in high school football clash
Warren led 19 to 0 as Bradford RE handled lineups and many substitutes entered. Touchdowns by Mack and Schindler with Pomb after TD by Schindler. Replacements listed for both teams including Anderson for Bradford and Cagey for Abrahams. Referee Dom Agnew with Umpire Oviatt and others officiating.
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Warren
Youngsville
Bradford
Rapp Patchen
Neeley McCormack
Erickson Dennig ¢ Stevenson
Mowbray
Henning Burns
Lightner
Bevevine
Long
Dase
Q Mead
Bidwell
Burns
Creal
Lytle
Case
McCormack
Martin
Gonway
Donovan
Schindler
Dennig
Cagey
Abrahams
Rea
Willams
Erickson
National League Results and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 4 to 3 and Pittsburgh defeated New York 1 to 0. Other scores include Chicago 2 to 6, Boston 5 to 1, St. Louis 3 to 8, Philadelphia 2 to 6, New York 5 to 4 over Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh 6 to 1 over Cincinnati. Today Pittsburgh at New York and Cincinnati at Brooklyn lead a full schedule with Chicago at Boston and St. Louis at Philadelphia. Tuesday’s slate includes St. Louis at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh at New York.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Louis
Aes
Baseball Scores and Schedule From American League Slams
Scores show Philadelphia blanking Cleveland 7 0 and Chicago routing Boston 4 3 while St Louis beat New York 6 5 and Washington edged Detroit 11 7. Upcoming games include Washington at Detroit and New York at St Louis with Boston at Chicago and Philadelphia at Cleveland on the slate.
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Pet
New York
Athletics
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Sturday
Chicago- Phila
International League scores and matchups update
Baltimore routed Newark 7 to 1 while Buffalo edged Toronto 3 to 2 and Montreal won 6 to 4 over Rochester. Jersey City defeated Reading 4 to 1 in the opener with a 4 to 3 win. remaining games list Buffalo at Montreal and Toronto at Rochester with Newark visiting Reading.
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Baltimore
Newark
Buffalo
Toronto
Montreal
Rochester
Jersey City
Reading
Kane High Loses to Erie Academy in Season Opener
Kane High School opened the 1928 football season with a 36 to 0 defeat at Erie Academy Lion on their home turf in Erie. Erie led 9-0 after the first quarter, built to 16-0 by halftime, and extended the margin with two more touchdowns in the third and a final nine points in the fourth. Kane managed two first downs and a sparse attack as the Lions dominated with 19 first downs and two completing passes for 21 yards.
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Kane High School
Mountaineer
Erie Academy Lion
Academy
Erie
Lake City
Kane
Drake
Lions
Mountaineers
Erhart
Wharrem J. Philips
Migdel Qison
Richards Ward
E Tormey Hedman
Baker H. Johnson Eetete
Aes Wells Bray
Mumford M. Johnso
Malthaner
Erickson
Yankees Victors Over Browns In Tight Win
New York Yankees beat St Louis Browns 7 to 5 to stay a half game ahead of the Athletics. Gehrig homered, Koenig doubled, Ruth went hitless in four at bats as the Yanks held off a late rally. Lefty Grove pitched well for the Athletics, allowing four Indians hits in a 7 to 1 win for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Connie Mack
Athletics
New York Yankees
Lefty Grove
Indians
Macks
Yankees
St. Louis
Grove
Montague
Shaute
Philadelphia
Johnson
Ruth
Warren B Soccer Teamloses 5 to 2 at Oakview Park
Erie Uniteds defeated Warren B 5 to 2 Sunday afternoon at Oakview Park in a well played match. Warren led briefly with Martin Forslund scoring first, but Nelson and Hedin of Erie answered, and Erie pulled away to lead 3-1 at halftime and 5-2 at the final whistle.
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Erie Uniteds
Oakview Field
Warren
Oakview Park
Erie
Martin Forslund
Nelson
Hedin
V. Sandberg
Ryson
Drumfield
Sandberg
Lind Pring
LFB
Lindstrom
Berglund
Lawton Viklund
Nelson Repersor
Nattress
L. Lawton
Hedin Hague
Johnsonburg Edges Ludlow In Twelfth Inning
Johnsonburg defeated Ludlow 5 to 2 in a twelve inning baseball game at Ludlow Park Sunday. Ludlow tied the game with two runs in the ninth, but Johnsonburg answered with three tallies in the twelfth. Fortney struck out thirteen for Ludlow and had three hits. Johnsonburg totaled 10 hits. Clay, Evans and Spellenberg were noted in the summary.
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Johnsonburg
Ludlow Baseball
Ludlow Park
Ludlow
Fortney
Johnsonhare
Clay
Evans
Spellenber
Big Three call out gridiron squads in training
Yale Harvard and Princeton, once the eastern football big three, began training over the weekend as the last of the region to start. Harvard lists 103 players, Yale 96, and Princeton 58 as the sizes of their squads in New York headlines from September 17.
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New York
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Sheffield High Beats Tidioute In Open Game
Sheffield High School defeated Tidioute 19 to 6 at Tidioute field to inaugurate the 1928 season. Tidioute scored first on a Lundquist fumble recovery, but Sheffield answered with two Pratt touchdowns and a late Lundquist run for goal. Penalties favored Sheffield, while Tidioute was slowed by losses.
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Sheffield
Tidioute
Tidioute Field
Fromer
Lundquist
Shanley
Pratt
Tidionte
A. Kernick
Fuellhart
H. LE Phillips
Holden
Larson Pida
Baynes Morrow
Cc Cook
Capt
Shields
Williams Morrison
R. FT Peterson
Christy
Dan Donaldson
Lundauist
Kernick
A. LH
Stanford Kernick
E. R. Pratt
Deihlman
G. Fuellhart
Morrison
A. Manrose
Kernick E
Murphy
Herbert Murphy
Warren Highumpire
Eggleston
St. Bonaventure
Walliam White
Warren Team Second in Golf Tournament
Moon Brook Country club golfers at Jamestown won the Four-Penny League tournament after the second match of the season at Bradford. Conneaut Valley Club of Warren finished second, Titusville third, Bradford fourth. Moon Brook posted 3544 points for a 67 percent season total, Warren 62, Titusville 54, Bradford 33. In the first match at Conneango Valley, Warren led Moon Brook by five points, but Saturday's play erased the margin.
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Moon Brook Country Club
Jamestown
Bradford
Conenango Valley Country Club
Warren
Titusville
Moon Brook
Conenango Valley
Arcade Bowling Alleys Opened in Warren Season Preview
Warren bowlers began 1928-29 pin season at Arcade Alleys operated by Joad Lawson. Alleys set to be well conditioned after summer work. first scheduled game is Warren Furniture versus Struthers-Wells on September 24. City Bowling league formation underway with Tribune sponsorship. meeting Tuesday at Triune office to finalize organization. Outside contests planned as two leagues operate, promising a busy fall and winter schedule. Babe Ruth had four at bats with no hits against Blaeholder.
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Warren
Joad Lawson
Warren Furniture and
Struthers-Wells
Tribune Industrial League
The
Tribune
French ace in tennis final eliminates Lott in semis
Francis T. Hunter, 34, from New Rochelle, upsets top contenders to reach the final of the forty seventh national tennis championships at Forest Hills. He defeats Jack Crawford and George Lott after dropping sets to Borotra and Lott, overcoming early deficits with a fierce forehand and gritty rallying. Cochet, the French favorite, advances to meet Hunter in a showdown that would crown France’s next tennis champion.
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Forest Hills
Francis T. Hunter
France
New Rochelle
N. Y
Henri Cochet
Ball
Cochet
Hunter
Jean Borotra
Jack Crawford
Australia
George Lott, Jr
Chicago
Borotta
Crawford
Lott
Berkeley Bell
Rye
Johnny Doeg
California
Hesky
Newport
Big Zil" Tilden
Tilden
Hatter
Vincent Richards
Beretta
Loti
Cochst
Fritz Mercur
Gregory Mangini
Frank X. Shields
New York
Wimbledon
Thomas Wilber
Junior Coen
Norris Williams
Julius Seligson
Panthers Practice on Home Lot Today
Pittsburgh Sept 17 The University of Pittsburgh football squad resumes practice on its home field today after two weeks of preliminary training at Windber Pa.
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Panthers
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Windbez
Pirates Tie Giants For Pennant Race With 1-0 Win
New York Giants fall to Pittsburgh Pirates 1-0 as Fred Fussell dominates with seven hits allowed and key runs in the third inning. Giants pitcher Larry Benton loses despite three hits, dropping within two games of the Cardinals. Pirates climb, while Reds beat Brooklyn 4-2 thanks to Ethan Allen’s two RBI in the tenth.
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New York
Giants
Cardinals
Fred Fussell
Pittsburgh
Pirates
McGraw
Fussell
Larry Benton
Benton
Adams
L. Waner
P. Waner
Cubs
Hemsley
Scott
Hogan
Reds
Brooklyn
Ethan Allen
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Robins
Rice Stars for Senators in 11-7 Detroit Win
Sam Rice starred as the Washington Senators defeated the Detroit Tigers 11 to 7 on Sunday. Rice had three hits and scored four runs, contributing heavily to the Senators victory in a game noted at Detroit.
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Detroit
Sam Rice
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Rice
Washington
Regular center loses to Carnegie eleven in Pittsburgh
Saul Mielzinger of Cleveland Ohio regular center at Carnegie Institute of Technology will be out for a month after an appendicitis operation performed Saturday shortly after football workouts. In Chicago the White Sox and Red Sox split a double bill with the Sox winning 7 to 1 and losing 2 to 0 in the second game.
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Pittsburgh
Saul Mielzinger
Cleveland
Ohio
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Mielzinger
Carnegie Tech
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Warren High Set to Host Sheffield In Saturday Game
Sheffield High, defending winner over Tidiou le, travels to Russell Field to meet Warren High on Saturday after noon in the second game of the season for both teams. The kickoff is set for 2 30 pm. Officials announced include Referee Ben Taylor Umpire Hank Walker and Head Linesman J C Holderness. Warren players report strong except Mowbray who has a knee injury sidelining him for a few days.
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Sheffield High
Tidioule
Warren High School
Russell Field
Leidig
Ben Taylor
Hank Walker
J. C. Holderness
Warren High
Youngsville
Mowbray
Mombray
League Banquet to Close 1928 Warren Diamond Season
Tribune Industrial baseball officials managers and players hold their annual league dinner at McCabe's Restaurant on Wednesday at 6:46 PM. About ninety are expected to attend, marking the close of the 1928 Warren diamond season.
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Tribune Industrial Baseball League
McCabe’s
Warren
Yesterday’s Standouts From the Baseball Diamond
Paul Waner failed to hit in four at bats but drew a walk that drove in the winning run against the New York Giants. Rogers Hornsby was idle. Goose Goslin hit a home run and scored five times in four trips. Lou Gehrig hit his 24th homer off Blachlder. Al Simmons singled twice in five plate appearances, driving in two runs against the Indians. Fred Lindstrom singled twice in four at bats. Jim Bottomley was idle.
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Paul Waner
New York Giants
Rogers Hornsby
Goose Goslin
Lou Gehrig
Blachelder
al Simmons
Indians
Fred Lindatrom
Fred Pussell
Jim Bottomley
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Slamulins
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Erie Academy
Smacks
YANKS
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R.H. E. New York
St.Louis
Zachary
Bengough
Blacholder
Wittse
Manion
Babe Ruth
Blaeholder
R.A. E
Tunque
Rixey
Sukeforth
Vance
Moss
Ehrhardt
Gooch
Deberry
Senators
Carnegie
Majestic Radio
Sundell Auto Electric CO
Hatton
Oxfords
Goodyear West
McKay
Ewes
Pennsylvania
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