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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
11
Bob Allen’s auto garage on South Mercer Street is hailed as one of the city’s most complete and up to date facilities. Fire proof cement block construction, 60 by 80 feet, and capacity for about 80 cars showcase its size and modern features for New Castle auto owners.
The article touts the repairing department and machine shop as essential for autoists. It highlights Bob's place as a quick, reliable workshop where cars are serviced and returned swiftly. Mr. Allen offers a pleasant office for buyers and features Buick as a leading car option. Machines stabled at the garage are cared for by skilled artisans with no non first class workers employed.
Ellwood City high school starts its season at Ellwood City on April 25 facing East Liberty Academy in a key early matchup.
A nurse writes of headaches and neuralgia relief using Dr Miles' Anti Pain Pills. She describes suffering from frequent headaches, trying doctors, then self curing with the pills. She cites a neighbor case and urges others to try the remedy, noting cost and pharmacy return policy.
Angel Speas, labeled a budding financier, demands $150 a month to play for Akron, higher than the $140 offered, while claiming a Washington club deal at $200 a month exists. Akron officials dismiss the outlaw league threat as bluff.
Jackson reports he is in fine shape for his wrestling bout with Ed Reilley at Ellwood City next Monday night. The match is expected to draw a large crowd and will precede a Madison Square Garden showdown with Harry Parker in New York. Parker arrives from Ohio Saturday and will attend the Ellwood City bout, along with Jackson’s supporters Mull Bowser and Clem Hackenberg.
E. E. Hileman Reo agent has not accepted the en durance challenge from Bob Allen Buick. He says he is too busy but may answer Saturday. Hileman recently sold two machines to Frank Thomas and James Cunningham and another to Hugh Graham of the St. Cloud hotel.
The Brunswick Bowling team of Ellwood City defeated the M. and M. squad at their venue last night. High scores were scarce as the newer Brunswick lineup delivered consistent marks over the series.
In a close series at Beaver Falls the New Castle Bowling team fell in the five-man event 2646 to 2736 while winning the two-man match 1155 to 1054. Had and Shay teamed for New Castle against White and Wells. The teams meet again in New Castle on Saturday April 11.
Girard manager Dan Koster weighs early season moves with potential Interstate league stock. He aims for a strong hitting lineup and may reshuffle if Interstate expands before opening day, seeking the best material under contract.
In a letter to Dr Boak Charley Pinkneys father a railroad engineer recounts a recent freight train curve incident. A loose lumber board shattered the cab window tearing clothing and breaking several ribs while he avoided a direct hit. He fears internal injuries yet believes he can return to second base this season and please fans who know him well.
Paddy Collins of Youngstown claims a spring polo series will start April 13 to aid players who jumped to the Eastern league. Davis bars games in Youngstown Auditorium and won’t contribute to the benefit. Spring games will run in Sharon New Castle Canton with Canton's lineup and All-Stars listed, Hart and Lewis to alternate.
In Indianapolis Buick tops a five-car field in the Michigan hill contest during auto show week. Ferguson drives Buick to first with a 48.8 second time, beating Ford by nearly ten seconds. Reo, Maxwell, and Lambert follow with times from 1:08.1 to 1:24.3.
Directors of the New Castle club held an afternoon meeting to discuss an elaborate May 2 opening. They plan to act promptly on arrangements and expect something different from last season.
Kid Wango, set to face Johnny Kilbane in the Schreck-Ross semi widow bout, reportedly defeated five opponents in a single evening to win the amateur state championship.
Manager Sam Wright of Youngstown has sent out orders to 23 players to report on April 13. The note emphasizes there is nothing superstitious about the arrangement.
Jimmie Dunn faces Tommy Devlin tonight at Hot Springs in a tough bout that could test his rising status. Red Mason handles Dunn’s affairs and believes Dunn will soon rise to the top, though the match tonight presents a formidable challenge for the novice fighter.
The article warns that the rubber trust will raise baseball prices as early as soon, with a second rise possible later. Increased rubber costs drive higher ball prices, explaining why better balls will cost more while cheaper models stay at old prices.
Black Fitzsimmons, the lanky colored pugilist, has been secured as sparring partner for Tony Ross in training for his April 13 clash with Mike Schreck. He will arrive Saturday or Sunday and is currently in Boston where he recently boxed Sam Langford.
Ed Schlatter, New Castle castoff, joined Milwaukee at Bartlesville and played in a practice game. Manager McCormick praised his fielding and predicts he could develop into a solid first baseman for the Brewers.
John C. OConnor selected as manager for the Franklin Interstate league club with players ordered to report April 29. The move signals active operations in the Interstate circuit.
Casey Haggerman of Beaver Falls, previously with Uniontown, transfers to Grand Rapids to pitch for Link Lowe's team this season. The pitcher will compete for a new club in the same league.
Mr. Frank Howe of Baldwinsville New York describes severe rheumatism lasting two years. After crutches sleepless nights and costly treatment he tried Urico and reports rapid relief starting the first day. He used six bottles with no return. Free 75 cent bottle offered to first time users. address Smith Drug Co Syracuse New York. Urico sold in New Castle via Paisley’s pharmacy.
Baseball gossip notes that Kelley will train Akron this spring while Canton players report next week for daily practices. Various signings and releases roll through Akron East Liverpool and Cleveland circles as managers reshape rosters.
Manager Pete Porter left Friday afternoon for Pittsburg, where he ex- plus team travel plans and possible roster changes were unclear amid ongoing season preparations.
The report Porter left the city to seek players was unfounded. He has not left for two weeks and now plans to land a good man to strengthen the squad.
Hugh Tate of the Marion team who led the O. P. league at the bat last season may be sold to Albany. Marion management has received a proposition for Tate and he may change teams.
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