Coaches Drive Squads Into Playing Form As Football Season Approaches
Coaches Walter P. Sheffen and Robert N. Waddell of Carnegie Tech plan another scrimmage with Plebes as 34 major teams prepare for the season. Across the nation teams like Yale Army Penn and Notre Dame tune up while Navy and Pittsburgh prime for a big year.
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Alex Fox
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Tufts
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Yankees Move Within One Game Of Lead In Standings
New York Yankees beat St Louis Browns 14 to 11 to gain a full game in the American League pennant race while Cleveland edged Philadelphia 3 to 2. In the National League, St Louis stretched their lead to two games over New York with a 4 to 2 win over Philadelphia and Chicago slipped to three and a half games back after a 3 to 3 draw with Boston.
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Home Run Totals Pass 1000 Mark Across Leagues
News notes that five home runs on a single day pushed the season total past 1000. With twelve days left, the current total exceeds last year by 79 homers. The National League leads the all time pace, while Babe Ruth tops with 30 homers and trails his 1927 record by seven days and four homers.
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Terry's homer in tenth wins for the Giants
Bill Terry of the New York Giants hit a tenth inning homer to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2 at the Polo Grounds. Grimes, Fitzsimmons, and Dawson pitched, with Grimes allowing eight hits and Dawson charged with the defeat. The game featured a pitching duel and late Pirates threats.
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Washington-Jefferson star Jap Donds back in form
Andy Kerr, coach of Washington-Jefferson College, praised star tackle Jap Donds for strong play against the freshman team after Donds recovered from a serious facial injury caused by a high-powered sky rocket incident last July.
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National League Yesterday and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday results show St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 and New York beat Pittsburgh 3 to 2. Cincinnati upset Brooklyn 5 to 2 and Chicago routed Boston 8 to 3. Today Pittsburgh visits Philadelphia and Chicago hosts New York with Cincinnati at Boston.
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Standings Snapshot and Thursday Schedule
American League standings show New York 14, St. Louis 11, Cleveland 3, Philadelphia 2, Detroit 8, Washington 5 with no game on today’s date. Thursday’s slate lists Boston at St. Louis, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland.
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Buffalo and Montreal lead tight IL standings
Yesterday's results show Buffalo 9-2 and Baltimore 15 to 7 while scattered scores include Montreal 4-2, Toronto 9, Rochester 3. Newark 8, Reading 7. Remaining pairings list Buffalo at Montreal, Toronto at Rochester, Newark at Reading, and Baltimore at Jersey City.
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Baseball Players Named In Home Run Club List
A condensed recap lists Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees, Hauser and Simmons of the Athletics, Blue of the Browns, Wilson of the Cubs, Bottomley and Hafey of the Cards, Bissonette of the Phillies, Burst of the Phillies, Hemera Terry of the Giants, Wilson of the Cards, Collins of the Yankees, Schulte of the Browns, Tucker of the Indians, and Totala season total of 1001 with Joe Maxwell beating Chuck Semak in Toledo.
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Yankees Beat Browns to Stretch AL Lead in Seven-Pitcher Duel
In St Louis, the Yankees won 14 to 11 over the Browns as seven pitchers split the effort. New York piled on after a four-run cushion, with Collins and Schults homering. The Indians beat the Athletics 2 to 2 in Cleveland, tightening the pennant race.
League Banquet On Card Tonight
Plans for Warren's Tribune Industrial Baseball League annual banquet are set for Mc Cabe's restaurant this evening with 6 45 p.m. dinner and over seventy reservations already. About ninety officers managers and players are expected to attend as the diamond season closes. The Nypenn Furniture Company team won the league trophy by sweeping County Dairy in a three game playoff. Trophies ordered from G Spaulding & Bros for early delivery.
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Baseball Stars Hit For Averages Yesterday
Yesterday players led by Rogers Hornsby with two singles in three at bats and Lou Gehrig adding two singles and a run in five at bats. Freddy Lindstrom doubled in five at bats and Al Simmons doubled and singled in four at bats. Goose Goslin and Jim Bottomley contributed singles in several at bats while Babe Ruth went hitless in six appearances.
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COUNTY TEAMS TO CLASH SATURDAY
Warren County football schedule features two Saturday games with Warren Higa facing Sheffield at Russell Field and Youngsville meeting Tidioute at Tidioute. Last weekend Warren beat Youngsville 19 to 0 while Sheffield beat Tidioute 19 to 6. Coach Leidig drills new plays and defense against aerial attacks as Sheffield seeks revenge for last season 6 to 0 loss.
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Johnson to finish season with Giants
Art Johnson a Warren hurler who just finished the Texas League season with Beaumont is in New York City and will stay with the Giants for the rest of the National League race. He is owned by the New York club after a spring tryout and a stint with Newark before moving to Beaumont. The report comes via his wife who spoke Tuesday evening.
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City Bowling League Plans Fail To Materialize In Warren
City bowling league proposed with four or six teams failed to form at the Warren meeting in The Tribune editorial department. Three clubs attended Soda and Mineral Water, Warren Electric Appliance, and Baird Tires. Cal Ci ears lacked a delegate. Rudolph Barbers was expected to enter. organizers doubt another attempt will succeed.
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Eighteen Attend Men’s Class Instruction At CGA
Eighteen participants joined the men’s class at the CGA Tuesday evening under Doc Colegrove. The hour addressed abdominal strengthening and spinal work, followed by volleyball teams and a match. Next meeting set for Friday at 5 15 with a short health talk and three volleyball games. Attendees included Earl Stricker George Nelson Tony Morelli Clair Hulings H E Lawrence Dr GC S Reese E A Johnson George Combs A W Larson Harold Johnson J H Goldstein B W Garrison I J Hoff F M Black William Schwartz Leo L Gleese Byron Olsky and Charles E Smoot.
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