School Thirds Triumph Over Youngsville 2nd team
School Thirds, a first year Blue and White squad, opened the grid season with a 6 to 0 victory over Youngsville Seconds yesterday. Ed die Bradford sparked the decisive drive in the fourth quarter after a punt return, with Con way and Bradford advancing the ball before Bradford scored and a failed extra point. Warren stood out on offense and defense, while Youngsville was held to a shutout. Lineups listed for both teams and several substitutions noted.
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Brooklyn Dominates Pirates In NL Shutout
Yesterday Brooklyn routed Pittsburgh 8 to 0. Chicago and Boston tied 5 to 5 while St Louis lost to Philadelphia 4. Today Brooklyn visits Pittsburgh as the schedule features the rematch.
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Yankees, Red Sox, Phillies share mixed results in AL play
Detroit edged by a 5 4 loss while Boston prevailed 3 2 and Philadelphia won 7 4 in a busy AL slate. St Louis dropped 9 1, Chicago faced Boston and St Louis met Washington with several games unsettled. Multiple matchups included Detroit at New York and Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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MACKS BUNCH HITS AND WIN A COUPLE
In Philadelphias double bill the Athletics swept the Browns with decisive hits late and strong pitching. Simmons delivered a pivotal home run in game one as St Louis faltered in the ninth. Ehmke held the Browns to one run in the 4 to 1 affair. The second game saw Gaston battered in the first inning and Philadelphia pull away to 7 to 3. First game box scores list St Louis and Philadelphia players, with Simmons, O'Rourke, and Sisler among the standouts. Time 1:21.
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Untitled Courier-Journal Passage On Rejection Letters
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal shows a dialogue about correspondence with a magazine editor and a poetess. The exchange hints at romantic tension and the notion of sending a rejection slip to end the relationship.
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No Apology in Philippine Bulletin Word Exchange
A terse exchange shows Eady chiding Framp for begging in the neighborhood and Framp refusing to apologize, with Fre seen worre. The dialogue captures a sharp social reprimand and a clash over behavior in public.
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American Association Yesterday's Results Recap
The American Association standings show Kansas City 14 over St. Paul 5 with 11, Indianapolis 12 and Columbus 2, Toledo 9 defeating Louisville 3. A London Answers item titled The Traffic Victim portrays a tearful boy guiding a policeman to a man who broke a hoop in a drug store.
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Babe and Lou cheer after homer as team clinches series
The dialogue captures Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig celebrating a decisive victory. Players praise teammates Hoyt Moore and the infield as the squad earns four straight wins. Ruth eyes the Pirates and Ruth calls for more power as fans shout “Crack ’er” and a homer hits the stands.
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Niteny Lions lose Joe Krall to injury opening season
STATE CASUALTY STATE COLLEGE Sept 71 The Niteny Lions announce the season starts without veteran linesman Joe Krall. Krall may miss the Penn State game three weeks away. McAndrews expected to replace the injured veteran. The article also notes a theater fight recap plan and Warren residents traveling to Pittsburgh for upcoming games.
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Graves Visitations By War Families In Europe
Paris reports that American doughboys buried in Flanders fields and Belgium are being mourned by mothers wives and sisters. American Legion Auxiliary delegates and other officials in Europe coordinate cemetery care and decorations as thousands of women prepare to visit graves. A Columbus Dispatch anecdote notes a child fearing school after a teacher warned absences could lead to removal from the roll.
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Eddie Bradford Stars In Warren Thirds Victory
Yesterday's star Eddie Bradford blasted several brilliant runs for Warren Thirds against Youngsville Seconds, scoring the lone TD early in the fourth quarter to seal Blue and Whiters' win. Saturday at Russell Field, Warren meets Connellaut High at 2:30.
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Doak Hurls Shutout As Pirates Blanked 3 0
Bill Doak matched Dazzy Vance by blanking the Pirates 3 0 on two hits. Meadows and Dawson pitched well but seven runs off the starters doomed Brooklyn. Bases on balls, hits, and errors noted. Chicago and St Louis also mentioned in brief baseball items. Also a courtroom aside interrupts the sports page with a jurist duel over a “simple theft” defense.
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