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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
9
McKeesport manager McCay, a versatile player and drummer, added snake tale teller to his list. At a Montgomery game he reportedly faced a crowd armed with bottles as a huge “horse whip” snake rose from the grass and was pelted into capture, marking the best story of the early season.
Jimmy Dime argues prize fighting has faded while modern boxing thrives in cities. He cites reforms from bare knuckles to padded gloves and safer rings, praising Roosevelt and modern authorities for cleaner, regulated bouts and broad public appeal.
Bob Allen representing ae auto challenges Ed Hileman to a race to prove Buick superior to the Reo. Allen offers a fully equipped car with two neutral passengers and proposes competing in Youngstown or Pittsburgh this week. Hileman’s response awaited.
The Canton club directs Manager Murphy to report to Canton next Saturday. Business Manager Williams arranges transport for players who will report Monday. Catcher Red Munson has not signed yet due to salary terms, likely keeping him out until contract is accepted. First practice set for next Tuesday.
T C Parker was taken into custody in Youngstown yesterday charged as the imposter who has been soliciting funds under the Salvation Army name.
Mike Schreck and Tony Ross will box in New Castle in a charity bout Monday night April 3 at the Coliseum. Promoters aim for a big card with two fast preliminaries featuring local and regional fighters including Billy Griffith, John Young, Young Wango, and Johnny Kilbane.
Akron relies on a vigorous start as manager Breckenridge aims to field his best lineup for six opening games. Canton, both home and at League Park, looms as a decisive test before a 12 game stretch against East Liverpool and McKeesport.
Manager McCay shapes the McKeesport club for the season and promises a strong squad that will leave a trail of smoke through the O P league. Opponents doubt the boast as seven clubs await the team’s whirl in the circuit. Marty Hogan’s O P roots loom in the background.
Joe Briger known as Briger of the Nocks is alive and well and working for the Albany traction company. He expects a strong year and says he can hit with power and throw to second. Manager Porter believes Briger has the wing and catching skill to succeed this season.
New Castle pitcher Jack Harris impressed Roy Evans with his delivery during Wednesday’s session. Harris, eager to join the Nocks, displayed a slow ball described as a wonder and an effective assortment sure to trouble hitters.
Jack Compton, Youngstown star twirler, plans to skip the opening tilt against New Castle unless in top form. He expects Roy Evans and others to provide strong opposition and fears potential trouble this season.
The Standard Steel Car and All Sorts teams posted three solid games at Fellowship alleys last night. Player lineups featured Beighley Osborne Miller Grocutt and others with scores around 200 to 168 and a team total near 1500, reflecting a tight bowling card and steady team play.
The advertisement claims BLOODINE cures kidney and bladder diseases and improves overall health by restoring kidney function. It cites testimonials from Alex Williams of Melrose Mass and Octavia E Carpenter and R J Farnum of Malden Mass, noting weight gains and relief from rheumatism after use.
Manager Bernie McCay reports acceptance from Bill Kemmer to join the Angels at first base arriving Thursday. Kemmer will meet fans and learn the city climate ahead of opening day. Squire Mansfield plans exhibition games, with Pete Moore bringing Glassporters on April 23. No update yet on Olympia park changes by West Penn Railway.
Manager Pete Porter appoints Judy Cuddy as trainer for Canton during spring training. Cuddy, also with W. & J. football squad and rumored postmaster at the game, is praised as a crack at the job and will keep Canton players in top condition.
The Civic league of Youngstown plans to block all moving picture shows from operating on Sundays, seeking to enforce a day of rest across local theaters.
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