Warren High Downs Conneaut 33 to 13 in rout
Warren High, after a rough first half, exploded in the second half to defeat Conneaut 33 to 13. Har Lord led the attack with multiple receptions and a 50 yard run, while Bevevino and Gray added key gains and scores. Warren’s defense limited Conneaut to four first downs before late scoring drives, earning the Blue and White a third straight victory.
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Warren Fruinose
P Poral
Warren High
Conneaut
Conneaut High School
Warren
Chicans
Blue
White
Imisenes
Bob” Schindler
Hevevino
Bevevino
Brind
Gray
Brindis
Waldfield
Massa
Copter
Lord
Schindler
Santa Claus
Cuthberson
Chapman
Woodruff
Heme
Ohio
Friend
Bevewnio
Launer
Har
Ian
Kangas
Bines
Christensen Coring
Bevevine
Har” Lord
Helso
Warren Conneaut
Kansas Lanier
Friend Mowbray le Lyons Sager
C Rogers Cuthbertson
Maukonen
Patchen
Woodsworth Bevevino
Q Chapman Gray
LA Sampi
Waner Brothers Help Pirates to Double Victory Over Cubs
In a Sept 26 doubleheader, the Waner Brothers in the Pirate outfield, labeled L and P, led Pittsburgh to a 2-1 and 6-1 wins over the Cubs aided by Garces in game one and Kremer in game two. The Cardinals beat the Braves 6-1 behind Alexander’s relief, while the Phillies toppled the Reds 8-3 and the Giants-Dodgers game was halted at darkness with New York ahead.
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Waner
Pirates
CUBS
Chicago
Waner Brothers
Pirate
Garces
Kremer
Waners
Root
Jones
Pittsburgh
Aldridge
Gooch
Bush
Hartnett
Ittsburgh
Seago
Smith
ST. Louis
Alexander
Cardinals
Braves
Sherdel
Phils
Reds
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Beckman
R.H.E. Phila
Sweetland
Decature
Wilson
May
Hargrave
Brooklyn
Giants
Dodgers
Petty
Henry
New York
Stars Back This Season In Gridiron Returnees
Few top players from 1926 return as graduation thins rosters across major programs. Big Ten stars Joesting at Minnesota Oosterbaan at Michigan Wilcox at Purdue Gustafsen at Northwestern Marek at Ohio State lead a wave of veterans. Notre Dame’s Flanagan Riley and Army’s Murrell return, while several schools lose key stars.
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Minnesota
Joesting
Michigan
Oosterbaan
Purdue
Wilcox
Northwestern
Gustafsen
Ohio State
Marek
Wilson
Penn State
West Point
Murrell
Army
Wills
South Bend
Ind
Krnie Rockne
Notre Dame
Christie Flanagan
Riley
Trish
O'Boyle
Parisien
Edwards
Big Ten
Benny Friedman
Aster
National League Standings and Results
National League standings and yesterday results show Pittsburgh 2 to 6 loss at Chicago 1 to 1. St Louis 4 to 6 loss at Boston 1 to 6. Philadelphia and Cincinnati 3. New York 7, Brooklyn 0, noted as called due to darkness. Saturday results include New York 3 over Pittsburgh 1, Cincinnati 1 over Brooklyn 5 to 3 in 2 innings. Chicago 10 over Philadelphia 2. St Louis 4 over Boston 3. Today schedule lists New York at Philadelphia, St Louis at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at Chicago.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Jin Ith
Cicinnati
Louie
American League Testerapys Resaly2 Cleve 10 Chicago 1
Baseball scores report Cleveland defeats Chicago 10 to 1, Washington routs St. Louis 10 to 0, Detroit beats New York 6 to 1. Detroits game details include upcoming matchups versus Cleveland and Washington at Boston. Substitutions listed for multiple players and football style touch downs and extra points noted among teams.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Nypenn Furniture Wins CL Event of Year at Exposition Park
The final 1927 season game Sunday afternoon ended 3 to 2 as Nypenn Furniture defeated Warren Collegians led by French Duncan. Key plays included a sacrifice fly by Dick Pearce driving Erickson home after a two-base hit by Erickson and a four-base hit by Anthony. McCullough and Zibble pitched well, with Duncan and McCullough hitting home runs. Umpires Convoy ruled on a touch of first-base play.
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Exposition Park
Nypenn Furniture
Warren Collegians
French Duncan
Dick” Pearce
Erickson
Nypemners
Pat Reilley
Pearce
Fitzgerald
McCullough
Don” Zibble
Nypean Flinger
Duncan
H. Wilson
Zibble
Nypenn
Ito
Anthony
Reilley
Lupold
Gelloweh
Brogen
Collegians
Genberg
Wilson
Duncan Ib
Wolfe HH. Co. Brogen
Jewell
E . Fischer
Nypenn Oaf
Daley
Hagstrom
Reitley
Mintzer
College Football Scores From Saturday Roundup
A wide slate of games produced lopsided results across the Northeast and beyond. Notable shutouts include Carnegie Tech 25 Westminster 0 and Dartmouth 47 Norwich 0 while traditional powers like Penn State 27 Lebanon Valley 4 and Alabama 46 Millsaps 0 dominated. Colgate 21 Hamilton and Cornell 41 Clarkson 0 also highlighted the day’s strong offenses and decisive margins.
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Carnegie Tech
Westminster
Geneva
Davis-Elkins
Dartmouth
Norwich
Maryland
Washington College
Colby
Wesleyan
St. Bonaventure
Duquesne
Clemson
Presbyterian College
Virginia Military
Richmond
Virginia
ampden-Sidney
Pittsburgh
Thiel
Washington-Jefferson
Waynesburg
Washington and Lee
Lynchburg
Ohio
Fitzsimmons Stuns Creedon In Two Rounds
On this day in 1804 Bob Fitzsimmons, then middleweight champion, knocked out Dan Creedon in two rounds at New Orleans ending a scheduled 20 round bout. Creedon, touted as future world champ, drew crowds and global attention to the bout and its star.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Jack Dempsey
Dan Creedon
Australia
New Orleans
Creedon
Cadets Face Oil City After 7 6 Win Over Kane
St Joe Cadets, 7 to 6 over Kane, prepare for a tough Oil City clash next Saturday. Coach Grant Lyons plans hard practice with new plays to debut, as Oil City interest grows after canceling Cathedral Prep. Cadets rely on new talent to fill gaps left by older players.
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St. Joe
Kaneigh
Mountain City
Oil City
Grant Lyons
Cathedral Prep
Erie
Hilltoppers
Warren
Kane
Erie Stadium
Scarlet and Gray Open Season with Win at Bradford
Erie East High defeated Bradford 19 to 0 in the opening game as Bradford miscues on punting led to all Erie scores. A late hopeful tie with Ashland was spoiled by a fumble by Erie Captain Stuart Helllcomb, with Wormar recovering to seal the drive. The upcoming week promises a possible record crowd as Atlanta Tech fans prepare for a large turnout and organized festivities.
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Bradford
Erie East High
Erie
Erie Central
Ashtabula
Pike Peterson Shutsout Lumber-Jacks in Tri County Final
Pike Peterson pitched the Warren Wreckers to a 1 0 championship win over Endeavor Lumber-Jacks at Exposition Park. Babe Streik delivered the decisive run with a single in the eighth inning.
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Pike” Peterson
Warren Wreckers
Exposition Park
Endeavor Lumber-Jacks
Babe” Streik
Kane High Loses As Cadets Edge Kane In Hard Fought Game
St Joseph Cadets defeated Kane High with a late go ahead drive and a failed Kane free point attempt. Graham led Warren, with Erickson scoring Kane’s touchdown and Brindis leaving injured. The game featured strong defense and pivotal interceptions as Kane matched the Cadets in a tightly played Mountain City contest.
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St. Joe
Kane High School
Kane
Mountain City
Warren
Graham
Feld
Erickson
Warren Lad
Oval
Kane High
Johnny” McGarry
Tony” Brindis
Sam Brindis
Oil City
Oil City Riga
Jane Fridley
Cinderson RT
Ward
Siriani de Moser
Fraze
Dutehens LE Tolesco
Johnson
LE Erickson
Brindis
Graham Hart
Nett
Hegarty
Eggleston
Gerrards
Geitner
Willow
Johnsonburg
Gall
Sheffield Handed Johnsonburg Whitewash in Local Grid Showdown
Sheffield high opened its season with a 13 to 6 victory over Johnsonburg high as Graham starred, scoring both touchdowns and kicking the extra point. The defense clamped down in the final half while mid field dominated most of the second half. Andrews also stood out for the winners.
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Sheffield High
Sheffield
Eisenhauser
Johnsonburg High
Graham
Johnsonburg
Andrews
Warren Lid
Cheffield
Johnaenbueg
Vane LE
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R. HE
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Wertz
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Shéer
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Petty and Deherry
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Friedman
Karow
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Broda
Princeton
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Yale
Starhahn
Syracuse
Hanson
Pacific Coast
Morton’ Keer
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Flanagan
Attre Dame
Harry
Ritori Cantlin
Matsa
Heller
Mack
Christensen
Woodworth
Kangan
Priend
Taylor
Holderness
Walk- Jor
Schriest
Plashington BC
St. Louiz
Orlook Star
Bennett
St. Thomas
Iowa
New York U
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Lehigh
St. John
Cornell
Clarkson
Fistiana
Fitz Simmons
S. Creedon
Boc Reid
Scarlet & Gray
Central
Pennsylvania
Soen
Atlanta Tech High
St. Joseph Cadets
Tony Brindis
University of Chicago
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