Warren Blue and White Routed by Sheffield Dragons 46 to 0
Sheffield High overwhelmed Warren's Blue and White 46 to 0 as Warren struggled to score through the second half. Fritz Mack connected on multiple passes for Warren, with Schindler grabbing three TDs and Billy Bevevino returning a kickoff 70 yards for a standout play. Bevevino and Mack paced Warren's aerial attack while Sheffield capitalized on turnovers and a strong fourth quarter surge.
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Willard Foley
Tribone
Sheffield High
Warren
Dragons
Warren County
Fritz Mack
Schidler
Stanford
Sheffield
Billy Bevevino
Bevevino
Neffieia Evelen
Gaffner
Schindler
Mack
Bevetino
Leigig
Beco
Lye
McCormack
Patchen
Bull Revavino
Eddie Bradford
Paiden
Slater Dennig
Dunn McCormack
Wehams
Cook
Pratt
Rosetti
R. Dunn
Deliman
Delian
Lindquist
Barber
Ben Taylor
Henry Walker
J. C. Holderness
George Senger
Gibby Welch Signs to Play Pro Football for Yankees
New York reports that Gibby Welch former Pitts Lurch star and All American halfback has signed to play professional football with the New York Yankees this season. His first game will be October 14 against Benny Friedman and the Detroit Tigers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gibby Welch
University of Pitts
Lurch
New York Yankees
Yankees
Benny Friedman
Detroit Tigers
Salamanca High Grid Clash Faces Warren Saturday
Salamanca High, first New York state school on the Warren schedule, sends eleven players against the locals on Russell field this Saturday. Warren’s third game of the season features road matches at Dunkirk and Erie Central before later games with Oil City, Northeast, Kane, and Jamestown. Officials Taylor, Holderness and Senger set the 2 3 kickoff for the Salamanca game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salamanca High
New York
Warren
Russell Field
Dragons
Sheffield
Salamanca
Dunkirk
N. C
Erie Central
Oil City
Northeast
Kane
Jamestown
Taylor, Holderness
Senger
Bowling League Seed Opens Monday in Warren
The bowling season kicks tonight at Arcade Alleys with Hammond Iron Works versus Struthers Wells. Carded for 7 45 PM, Hammond joins after Warren Furniture withdrew, Woodworkers vacated their spot for night workers, and National Forge and United Refinery also scheduled to play tomorrow.
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Warren
Hammond Iron Works
Struthers-Wells
Hammond
Warren Furniture Company
National Forge
United Refinery
Warren Tribune
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Smith-Horton
House of Folkman
Elk Bowling League
Iso
Cadets to Start Grid Season at Ridgway
St Joe Cadets set to open 1928 football campaign Saturday facing Ridgway High on Elk County battle field. Last season the Irish posted a solid record, with Fourth Warders practicing weeks ahead of the opener. Cars will haul players to Ridgway as more games with strong teams are scheduled for the season.
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St. Joe Cadets
Ridgway High School
Elk County
Kane
National League Standings and Weekend Results
National League standings show New York leading with 67 wins and 61 percent, Chicago 62, Pittsburgh 64, Cincinnati 52, Boston 48, Philadelphia 60. Saturday results include Pittsburgh 9 Philadelphia 5 and New York 8 St. Louis 5. Sunday scores: New York 2 Cincinnati 1, St. Louis 7 Brooklyn 1. Daily schedule lists St. Louis at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York, Pittsburgh at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, with tomorrow Cincinnati at New York and Pittsburgh at Boston.
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St. Lows
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Banton
W. L. Pet
Chieszo
Baseball scores and today’s MLB schedule recap
American League results include Chicago 5 New York 2 and Detroit 6 Philadelphia 4. Other games feature Washington 6 Cleveland 0 and Boston 5 St. Louis 3. New York 5 Cleveland 0 and Philadelphia 11 St. Louis 7. Detroit 4 Boston 1. Tonight’s schedule lists Philadelphia at St. Louis, Washington at Chicago, Boston at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, and Washington at Chicago.
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Chicago
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Athletics
W. L. Pet. G.B
Baseball scores from international and American associations
Rochester beat Montreal 9 to 2 while Montreal won 3 to 2 with other results listed. Buffalo routed Toronto 9 to 2 and Newark edged Jersey City 1 to 0. Reading defeated Baltimore 3 to 2. Multiple standings show Rochester 5 5, Montreal 2 0, Newark 5 5, Jersey City 4 4, Baltimore 13 3, Reading 5 4. In American Association Kansas City 6 10, St Paul 5 7. Columbus 12 5 beat Louisville 8 6. Milwaukee 5 beat Minneapolis 4. Indianapolis 1 defeated Toledo 0 in first game. second game called no contest.
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Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Jersey City
Newark
Reading
Baltimore
American Association
Kansas City
St. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Aerae
ABC Jersey
Kane Springs Major Upset Tops Erie Central Men
Kane High School stunned Erie Central with a late rally earlier in the season. Kane’s Bray and Erickson powered a fourth-quarter drive for two touchdowns and a safety, overturning a 0–6 deficit to win 14–0 as Erie lost Captain Speer to injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane Hi Springs
Erie Central
Kane
Erie Academy
Lion
Mountaineers
Gem City Outfit
Erie
Speer
Art Clough
Gem City
Bray
Erickson
Warren
Mountaineer
Central
Carlson Clough
Beatty
Fiderly
Ludwig Phillips Casine
Ward Sillin Eee
Hedman Lyons
H- Johnson Johnson
Johnsons Brooks
Gibson
Gerbracht
Bray Speer
Erickson Kane
Rice Foe
Rice Foe Welsch
Lamp
Clough
Deazie
Daily
Dill
Ledwig
Heibel
Sillin
Collins
Lyons
Auditori
Johnson
Nunes
Agresti
Casino
Mansell
Bradford
Hughes
Strong
Cards and Yanks Retain Positions
The table shows standings in both leagues with St Louis and New York leading in the National League and New York and Philadelphia atop the American League. The records list wins, losses, and games back with remaining games against each other and key rivals.
Home Run Club Names and Team Mentions
A fragment listing players from multiple teams including Ruth, Yanke, Gehrig of the Yankees and Hauser? Simmons and Foxx of the Athletics, with others like Bottomley and Hafey of the Cards and Browns. Mentions totals and season references appear garbled, indicating a statistical or roster snippet from baseball history.
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Ruth
Yanke
Gehrig
Yankees
Hauser
Athletics
Simmons
Blue
Browns
Foxx
Industrial schedule next week features six matchups
The schedule lists Hammonds versus Struthers Wells on Monday, National Forge against United Refinery on Tuesday, Warren Tribune facing Pennsylvania Gas on Wednesday, and House of Folkman versus Smith Horton on Thursday.
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Hammond Irons
Struthers-Wells
National Forge
United Refinery
Warren Tribune
Pennsylvania Gas
House of Folkman Va Smith-Horton
Warren All-Stars Fall 11-3 to Ludlow
Warren All-Stars led by Myron Jewell lost to Ludlow 11-3 at Wildcat Park in the season finale. Wiltsie began on the mound for Warren before Burns replaced him after two scoring threats. Steiner starred with four hits including three doubles, while Fortney and Larson hurled for Ludlow and Jewell handled Warren’s defense behind the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren All-Stars
Myron Jewell
Ludlow
Launers
Wildcat Park
Wiltsie
Warren
Bob Burns
Steiner
Fortney
Larson
Notre Dame Seeks National Football Recognition This Season
Notre Dame, led by Knute Rockne, aims to be recognized again as the nation’s top football team. The Irish face a tough schedule, traveling coast to coast with home games against Loyola of New Orleans, Drake, and Carnegie Tech, and games abroad against Wisconsin, Nava, Georgia Tech, Penn State, Army, and Southern California. Rockne’s 1928 squad includes 15 returning regulars and 20 veterans from 1927, with captains Fred Miller and George Leppig back, and a backfield featuring Niemiec, Chevigney, Dew, Collins, Brady, and Morrisey designed to fuel another strong season.
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Big Ten
Missouri Vallery
Midwest
Notre Dame
Rockne
Loyola of New Orleans
Drake
Carnegie Tech
Irish
Wisconsin
Madison
Nava
Chicago
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Penn State
Philadelphia
Army
New York
California
Los Angeles
Fred Miller
George Leppig
John Niemiec
Jack Chevigney
Billy Dew
Fred Collins
Jim Brady
Joe Morrisey
Niemise
Navy
Chevigney
Jack Reilly
John Elder
Gebert
Montroy
Mullin
Bray
Shay
Daily
Denchfield
Yankees Macks Cards Giants All Take Games
Yesterday was a big day in baseball with Travis Jackson delivering a 14th inning run for the New York Giants to edge the Reds 2 1. Jim Bottomley homered for the Cardinals as they beat the Robins 7 1 to maintain a one game NL lead over the Giants while Joe Shaute held the Yankees in check in a 5 0 win. Jimmy Dykes powered the Athletics past the Browns 11 7 and Phil Page won again for the Tigers 4 1 over the Red Sox. The White Sox tied the Senators for fourth by beating the Griffmen 8 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Jackson
New York Giants
Giants
Adolfo Luque
Joe Genewich
Lindstrom
McGrawmen
Cincinnati Reds
Jos Stripp
Genewich
Jess Haines
Brooklyn Robins
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Bottomley
Bottomley
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Waite Host
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe Shaute
Yanks
Phil Page
Springfield
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Tonight In Sports Hammond Irons vs Struthers Wells
Hammond Irons faces Struthers Wells at Arcade Alleys at 7 45. Johnny Praud of Struthers Wells posted 247 on opening night and 234 Saturday while teaming with Mike Weldert and Chick Winchster. Coach Denton Moon and regulars McVey and Lambros watched Warren vs Sheffield, with the locals showing mid season form. Joe Harris, Brooklyn utility player, may coach a minor league or semi pro team next year, possibly on the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Irons
Struthers- Wells
Johnny Praud
Mike Weldert
Chick Winchster
Denton Moon
Jamestown
McVey
Lambros Brothers
Warren
Sheffield
Johestowners
Joe Harris
Brooklyn
Atranklin
Franklin
Joe
Pacific Coast
Harris
Local Football Scores From Scholastic Conference Action
Warren 46 crushes Sheffield 0 while Youngsville tops Tidioute 39 0 Kane 14 loses to Erie Central 0 North East wins 41 6 over Albion Westfield 12 beats Gerry 0 Cleveland South over Conneaut 14 0 East 26 0 over Ashtabula Harbor 0.
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Scholastic Warren
Sheffield
Youngsville
Tidioute
Kane
Erie Central
North East
Albion
Westfield
Gerry
Cleveland South
Conneaut
East
Ashtabula Harbor
Warren National Bank Final Administration Account Notice
Notice is given that the First and Final Administration Account of Warren National Bank Committee of Michael Grace will be presented to the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania for confirmation on October 22 1928 at ten o clock a m At that time the account will be allowed unless Calioe be shown to the contrary E B Whiting Prothonotary 924 106d 1S
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Warren National Bank
Michael Grace
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
E. B. Whiting
Rochester Wins Interns League Flag By A Point
Rochester secured the International League pennant by finishing a fraction ahead of Buffalo, after defeating the Royals 5 2 and 6 0 on the final day in Montreal. Billy Southworth, ex major leaguer, piloted the Red Wings to the 17 year wait for a title as Rochester prepares for the opening of the little world series against Indianapolis.
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Rochester
U. P
Rochester Red Wings
Indianapolis
Montreal
Royals
Billy Southworth
Pittsburgh Pirate
New York Giant
St. Louis Cardinal
Red Wings
Buffalo
Toronto
Yesterday's Standout Batting Slugger Report
In a stacked lineup Rogers Hornsby Idle. Paul Waner Idle. Goose Gostin singled twice and scored once. Lou Gehrig doubled and singled with four trips and one RBI. Al Simmons doubled and singled in four trips with a run. Babe Ruth doubled on a 319 average. Freddy Lindstrom singled three times and scored the decisive run against the Reds. Jim Bottomley homered for his 30th with two runners on off Jess Petty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Hornsby
Paul Waner
Goose Gostin
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Babe Ruth
Freddy Lindstrom
Reds
Jim Bottomley
Jess Petty
Youngsville HI Beats Tidioute by Wide Margin
Youngsville High defeated Tidioute High 39 to 0 in a home game at Youngsville. Lindborg sparked the offense with a 60-yard interception return for a touchdown, while Mead Wiederhold and Rapp contributed scoring. Next up is Corry High at Brokenstraw Town this Saturday.
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Youngsville HI
Tidioute
Youngsville
Tidioute High
Reid Pierce
Linborg
Youngville
Corry High
Irows
Pierce
Brokenstraw
Rapp
Christy Neely
Henning
King Stephenson
F. Marrow Erickson
Pida Lightner
Shilds Long LE
W. Morrison Mead
Donaldson
Wiederhold
E. Kerrick
Abraham LaShannley
Puellhart
Lewis
Pida
Morrison
Fuellhart
Murphy
A. Kernick
S. Stroup
Warren
White
J. W. Anderson
Byrd At South Pole Mission Sparks Cold Weather Snags
A satirical column mocks Commander Richard E. Byrd and his Antarctic voyage plans. It jokes about flying over the South Pole, adding quips about his frequent flying, a heavy cold, and critics questioning the effort. The piece also riffs on Betsy and other unrelated playful jabs.
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Billy Berevimo
Tribuns
Gib Welch
Hammond Tanks
Ridgway
Mountain City Boys
Captain Speer
National League
Wilson
Cabs
Hafey
Bissonette
Robins Hornsby
Braves - Horst
Phillies
Harper
Stripp
Athletic
Les Dbrebes Shives
White Sox
Hanser
Eee
Bures
Dixon Stewart
United Press
Knute Rockne
MACKS
Cards & Giants
Jackson
Jimmy Dykes
St. Louis Browns
Pax
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Griffmen
Ted Lyons
Senators
Buffalo Bisons
The
Tribune
Bill Rits
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
South Pole
Antarctic
Betsy
Lefty Grove
Lindberg
Atlantic Ocean
North Pole
Sha
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