Pittsburgh and Giants Split Doubleheader At Forbes Field
In a Forbes Field doubleheader the Pirates won the opener 5 to 2 behind Remy Kremer, then the Giants rallied in the nightcap led by Rogers Hornsby. Attendance reached 32,000 as Kremer held the visitors to four innings, while Hornsby sparked a late surge with a homer and key hits.
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Boston Beats Chicago 2 to 1 in Ten Inning Defeat
Boston edged Chicago 2 to 1 as the Red Sox scored the decisive run in the tenth inning. Final lines show Chicago briefly leading earlier before Boston rallied for the win.
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Four Allegheny Crippled Stars Back In Uniform
Meadyville reports four injured players Moon C Davis N Kinnunen and C Behrhorst returned to practice in uniform. War ner White emerged as a standout at halfback while Herb Bighmy also impressed. Coach Merritt now has three backfield sets and is building two strong lines for the season opener with St Bona venture on October 1.
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Warren High Faces Conneaut In Third Straight Win Bid
Warren High aims for a third consecutive football victory at home against Conneaut High Saturday. Hive and White won the first two games for Warren. Conneaut impressed last year and is stronger this fall. Reports suggest Ohioans may challenge more effectively this season.
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Pike Peterson and Lefty Callahan Nominated for Final Game
In a Tri-County league finale between Warren Wreckets and Endeavor Jacks, Pike Peterson and Lefty Callahan were named to throw. The decisive game is set for Sunday in Warren, promising a climactic finish to the series.
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Tribune Fight Extra Gives News Of Tunney Victory
Warren Tribune’s Eight Fight Extra and Baseball Special hits streets minutes after Gene Tunney retained his heavyweight title by defeating Jack Dempsey. The edition includes blow by blow of the Chicago bout, lead by Frank Getty, plus baseball results and Babe Ruth’s 56th homer. Tribune reporters and a crowd gathered as thousands bought the extra, with streets and Telegraph machines buzzing with early fight news.
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Smears mock Dempsey Tunney war coverage and city drollery
The Morning Smear lampoons Tribune extras and the Evening Shmes for biased reporting on the Dempsey Tunney bout. It notes a Mirror office spoof, misprints about Chicago datelines, and a crowd at Times Square reacting to the fight with local jeers and cheers mixed in satire.
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Arcade Alleys to Open Monday After Renovations
The Arcade Bowling alleys, under Brunswick supervision, will reopen Monday evening after extensive improvements including four new pinsetters and new bowling balls and pins. Thad F. Lawson announced the reopening, noting prior partial openings and ongoing work by the Buffalo Bruns wick-Balke team, as the community awaits the new bowling campaign and colder weather boosts interest.
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Mirror Extra Corrects Dempsey Versus Tunney Result
A correction appears after an error claiming Dempsey beat Tunney, with the paper reverting to the correct Demo-Republican label. The mistake spread through Tribune sales before the issue was amended in the Mirror Extra, many moments later.
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Yankees Win Behind Koenig In Busy Big League Week
Babe Ruth’s 56th homer lifts the Yankees to an 8 7 victory over the Tigers as Koenig stars. Athletics sweep a doubleheader to climb to second in the American League by beating the Indians twice in Philadelphia. First game scores and pitching details listed.
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Warren golfer Flan Fisher tops Riverside tourney play
In Cambridge Springs on September 22 John Graham of Pittsburgh led after two rounds of the Riverside course invitation with 71 Wednesday plus 74 Tuesday for 145. Joe Crawford of Oakmont added a 72 to reach 148, while Flan Fisher of Warren improved from 82 Tuesday to 80 Wednesday tying for 28th at 162 over the two days.
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Cardinals Loom as Great Menace to Bush-Wackers
The 1926 world champions loom as the greatest menace to pennant hopes of the Pirates after Thursday’s National League games. St Louis beat the Braves 6 to 6 to move into second, three games back, while the Pirates and Giants split a doubleheader. Greenfield, Robertson and Gibson, Hainee, Sherde and Schulte. Root Wins Again
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