Elks Bowling League to draft teams and schedule
Elks Bowling League will select teams and draft the schedule for the 1918 29 season at a Monday meeting in the Elks club room. Directors elected include Ivan Greenland Mel Johnson Ed Lowrey Ray Gerould Barney Malone Everett Hagvall Clarence Daugherty Lee Allen and Carl Swanson.
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Elks Bowling League
Elks Club Room
Elks League
Ivan Greenland
Mel Johnson
Ed Lowrey
Ray Gerould
Barney Malone
Everett Hagvall
Clarence Daugherty
Lee Allen
Carl Swanson
League
Cairman
Errett Hoagwall
Theeague
Delaney and Tassi Set to Box at Ebbets Field Tonight
New York reports that a postponed bout between Jack Delaney former light heavyweight champion and Nendo Yassi Italian school teacher will be held at Ebbets Field Brooklyn if weather allows. A rainout could push the fight to next week while Coney Island show heads with Phil McGraw and Sid Terris as headliners. Delaney was a heavy betting favorite after an eleven round workout.
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New York
Jack Delaney
Nendo Yassi
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Humbert Fogacy
Coney Island
Half Game Lead Held By Buffalo In International League
Buffalo Bisons hold a half game lead over Rochester in the International League with 79 wins and 76 losses nearing the season end on Sept 24. Rochester stands at 85 and 93, while Toronto sits two games back at 86 and 77 as attendance climbs. President John Conway Toole notes the tight race boosts crowds, including 45,000 paid admissions in a recent four game set with Rochester.
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New York
Buffalo Bisons
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
John Conway Toole
International League
Foreign stars in pro net tourney at Forest Hills
Karel Kozeluh of Czechoslovakia will head a foreign group to Forest Hills on September 26 for the professional lawn tennis championship. Americans include Vincent Richards Howard Kinsey Harvey Snodgrass Paul Heston and John Gardina. Other foreign players listed are Valerian Yarvorsky Vladamir Tetenteff and Thomas Tannicelli. Massachusetts entrant Louis Volpe and Pittsburgh’s Julius Boise also appear. Both singles and doubles will start opening day.
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New York
Karel Bozeluh
Czecho-Slovakia
Forest Hills
Brisnesi
Vincent Richards
United States
Howard Kinsey
California
Harvey Snodgrass
Pacific Coast
Paul Heston
Washington
John Gardina
Ardaley
Kozeluh
Valerian Yarvorsky
Ruswin
Vladamir Tetenteff
Thomas
Tannicelli
Massachusetts
Wending
Louis Volpe
Julius Boise
Pittsburgh
Notable few incited lines from a baseball scorecard
On a National League card row Wilson and the Cubs plus Bottomley and Bafey of the Cardinals appear in a partial box score. Bissonette and Borst are listed for the Robins and Phillies with scattered totals and the line shows 2 0 0 0 1 9 across innings.
Lott and Hennessey Pair for Team Play in Chicago
George Lott and John Hennessey, 1928 Davis Cup stars, return to Chicago Town and Tennis Club to face top American and Australian players in the four day intersectional tournament. Eight teams from seven US sections plus Australia compete with matches including singles and doubles on turf courts.
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Chicago Town and Tennis Club
Chicago
George Lott
John Hennessey
America
Australia
United States
Musketeers
France
William T. Tilden
Frank Hunter
Stengel Reengaged to Lead Toledo Club
Toledo Ohio September 20 Casey Stengel pilot of the Toledo Mud Hens in the American Association has been assigned again to lead the club for the 1929 season It will be his fourth managerial term and he is rated as the most colorful portion of the event The re engagement comes after a bad year for the club but the directors have not forgotten that the old Giants star brought Toledo its first pennant in many years
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Toledo, O
Casey Stengel
Toledo Mudhens
Casey
Giants
Toledo
Buffalo High Seeks Game With Warren High
Buffalo High requested a September 28 or 29 football game with Warren High after a long distance talk with Warren officials. The offer for a match against Nichols and an open date could not be accepted because Warren had Salamanca on September 29.
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Nicholas High
Buffalo
Lesdig
Warren High School
Nichols
Warren
Salamanca
High Athletic Assn To Meet On Friday
The High School Athletic Association will meet Friday evening at 7 o'clock in the high school building to organize for the year. A president vice president and secretary will be elected and new members admitted. Superintendent Pressell serves as treasurer.
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High School Athletic Association
Supt
Pressell
Saragen to defend Metropolitan title in 36 hole final
Jene Saragen of Fresh Meadow will defend the Metropolitan PGA championship title today at Mamaroneck, meeting Craig Wood of Forest Hill after advancing with a 6 to 6 semifinal win over Tom Creavy. Wood reached the final by defeating Charlie Mayo in a tight match.
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Mamaroneck
Jene Saragen
Fresh Meadow
Craig Wood
Forest Hill
Saragen
Tom Creavy
Bonnie Briar
Johnny Farrel
Wood
Charlie Mayo
Pomonock
Grand Council Granted Supreme Power in Italy Bill
Rome reports the fascist grand council, in its third fell session, approved a nearly revolutionary bill extending its authority and making it the ruler of Italy. Presiding by Mussolini the session ran from 10 PM to 4 AM and outlines twelve articles establishing the council as the supreme coordinator of regime activities and listing premier candidates for the crown if the premiership is vacant.
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Rome
U. P
Grand Council
Italy
Mussolini
Councl
Industrial Schedule Highlights Next Week Scores and Names
Next week's industrial schedule lists Monday match Warren Furniture against Strathers Wells, Tuesday features National Forge versus United Refinery, Wednesday has Warren Tribune facing Pennsylvania Gas, and Thursday pits House of Folkman and Smith Horton against each other.
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Warren Furniture
Strathers-Wells
National Forge
United Refinery
Warren Tribune
Pennsylvania Gas
House of Folkman v& Smith-Horton
Yesterday's Results and Today's Schedule in Baseball
Postponements left yesterday's results unclear. Schedule shows St. Louis at New York Cincinnati at Boston Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Tomorrow offers Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Chicago at Brooklyn.
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St. Louie
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
le von Pest
St. Louis
Schedule for Today Lights Up Four City Matchups
No games scheduled. Todays Schedule features Boston at St. Louis New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland.
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St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia Bt
Lous
Sorasees
ANZ Detroitos Ge Sk
Rochester 3 Toronto 2 in remade International League game
Rochester edged Toronto 3 to 2 in yesterday's remade International League contest. Buffalo defeated Montreal 7 to 2 while other games were postponed due to rain. Rochester was set to visit Montreal, Baltimore at Jersey City, and Newark at Reading.
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Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Baltimore
Jersey City
Newark
Reading
Torono
Allegheny Grid Eleven Plans Weight and Speed Balance
Meadville Sept 26 Allegheny College football followers expect 1928 squad to blend weight and speed with 175 to 180 pound players. Coach Merritt highlights deep competition for jobs, strong defense, and a fast passing attack. The opener on Sept 29 at home vs Mount Union College promises veteran opposition.
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Meadville
Allegheny College
Allegheny
Ech
Merritt
Betwen
Mount Union College
Warren High Prepares for Sheffield Game at Russell Field
Warren High coach Leidig distributed new plays to boost the Blue and White offense for Saturday's 2:30 contest with Sheffield High at Russell Field. A stiff practice followed a midweek session, with light work slated to finish preparations. Last year Sheffield held Warren to 6 0, and officials for the tilt include Ben Taylor referee Hank Walker umpire and J C Holderness head linesman.
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Leidig
Warren High
Sheffield High
Russell Field
Warren
Sheffield
Huskies
Youngsville
Ben Taylor
Hank Walker
J. C. Holderness
College grid notes from Pitt Notre Dame and Princeton
Pittsburgh coachs praise four sophomores for varsity bids while Pitt awaits Thiel opener. Notre Dame’s Knute Rockne wary after first scrimmage as Illinois and Michigan peers stage drills. Yost at Michigan hails punters as Illinois, Princeton and NYU prep camps report scrimmages and staffing cuts.
Kinzua Downs Irvine Club 7-0 in Sunday Game
Pitching ace Andy Thiele held Irvine to four hits and fanned ten as Kinzua beat Irvine 7 to 0 on the Kinzua diamond. Irvine’s Oviatt hit a three bagger and Donadson robbed a long drive with a bare hand grab. Totals show Irvine 0-0-0, Kinzua 7-6-0. Thiele struck out 10 for Kinzua, Randy 5 for Irvine.
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Andy Thiele
Kinzua
Irvine
Thiele
Randy
Oviatt
Donadson
Corry to Meet 3 Warren Co Teams in 1928 Schedule
Corry High’s 1928 football slate includes three Warren County opponents Youngsville Sheffield and Tidioute in a nine game season opening at Westfield High on Saturday. The sequence lists dates with home and away games including Meadville Titusville Union City Wesleyville and both Youngsville series slated for Corry.
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Warren County
Youngsville
Sheffield
Tidioute
Corry High
Corry
Westfield High
Meadville
Titusville
Union City
Wesleyville
Wisconsin Rowing Crew Begins Work in Practice
Madison Wis Sept 20 UP Fifty candidates chased spots on the University of Wisconsin rowing crew as the earliest practice sessions in the school's history opened Frank Orth captain of last year's team served as acting coach veteran Dad Var1 is 1H
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Princeton
N. J
Bill Roper
al Wittmer
Stan Keck
Shad Davis
Nat Pat
Keene Fitzpatrick
Brad Dinsmore
Pudge Neidlinger
Roper
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Schola
Frank Orth
Dad” Varl
Annual Banquet Held by Tribune League Players
Forty players managers and officials of the Tribune Industria Baseball League attended a banquet at the Pete McCabe restaurant on Pennsylvania Avenue west Wednesday evening. The event closed the Warren season with brief talks from several league managers including Gene Evenue NyPenn Furniture praising his players and battery Fritz Urbanski and Win Anthony for their contributions. Ray Lewis Newell Punters Myron Jewell Bankers and Claude Feiro Warren County Dairy spoke in support while Delmore Nelson was absent.
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Tribune Industria Baseball League
Pete McCabe
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Warren
Industrial League
Gene Evenue
Nypenn Furniture
Nypenn
Fritz Urbanski
Win Anthony
Ray Lewis
Newell Punters
Myron Jewell
The
Bankers
Claude Feiro
Warren County Dairy
Delmore Nelson
Shoes Tourney Set for Erie at Glenwood Courts
Northwestern Pennsylvania singles horseshoe tournament slated for Sunday October 18 at Glenwood Park Erie begins 1 PM with twelve pits. Open to amateurs from Oil City Franklin Warren Sharon Kane Greenville New Castle and nearby towns. Entries due by October 6 with draws October 9 at the Erie Y M C A. Manager Sam White and secretary N Q Harrington oversee the event with a 50 cent entry fee supporting prizes.
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Oil City
Franklin
Warren
Sharon
Kane
Greenville
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Glenwood Courts
Erie
Glenwood Park
Erie Y. M. C. A
Sam White
West 2Int Street
N. Q. Harrington
Ball Players Plan for Hunting Trip
Eddie Collins Joe Bush Benny Bengough Sam Jones Fred Hofmann and Bob Shawkey form a hunting party after the baseball season. They will travel to Hopwell lodge twelve miles south of Doaktown on Cain's river in Fredericton New Brunswick.
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Fredericton
N. B
Eddie Collins
Joe Bush
Philadelphia Athletics
Benny Bengough
New York Yankees
Sam Jones
Washington Senators
Fred Hofmann
Boston Red Sox
Bob Shawkey
Montreal Royals
Hopwell Lodge
Doaktown
Cain's River
Lenglen Quits Tennis Forever
Suzanne Lenglen, legendary French tennis player, announced in Nice on September 20 that she has renounced the game for good and will not play professionally or as an amateur again. She turned professional in August 1926 and ends her tennis career.
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Nice
France
Suzanne Lenglen
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