Neighbors Confirm Cascade Park Baseball Field Site
In New Castle a former umpire living at 193 Big Bow Creek Road marks where Cascade Park’s famed baseball field stood. David Burcham notes that park legends like Pirates star James Wagner and evangelist Bill Sunday once played there, with a still-remembered base path and mound positions.
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New Castle
Big Bow Creek
Albam Road
Dan ‘Marewinski
Martins
Earliex
Péssburgh Pirates
Jamas Wagner
Bill Sunday
Bobby
Retired Lowe Umpired At Site Of Historic Beaneaters Stadium
A reminiscence recalls Lowe who retired after a stellar baseball career and umpired locally. He notes he was the first major leaguer to hit four home runs in one game for the Boston Beaneaters in May 1893. The interview touches on older yards, a 1906 dated note, and a property once tied to Naw Cardl’s famed stadium near Big Run Creek Road, formerly Alarm Road.
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Ookin- Henry
Big Run Creek Road
Lowe
Boston Beaneaters
Martansla
Matwinski
Naw Cardl
Alarm Road
District ordered to release New Castle youth football records
Barbara Assano sought financial details on the New Castle youth football program. State Open Records Office demands the district produce documents though Superintendent Gabriel cites custody and contractual issues. Audrey Buglione appeals the ruling in an Article 12 decision, citing agency access rights.
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P State Agency
Barbara ‘Azzano
Ruthy Fred Homicane
Tronihall
Frank Bongivengo J
Ecmsylvania
Open Reccas
George Gabriel
Sismic
Acnoatine
Harzati
Appetitselfeer
Audrey Buglione
Wade
Website for Kenzie Houk memory launches memorial site
A family created a memorial website for Kenzie Houk, listing her death date February 20, 2008, when she was shot in the back of the head. The site, at yanaiacs.com, was created by Sam Sneads and features her story and the Houk family narrative.
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Jordan Brown
Fulkstson
Kenzie
Chrstopher Houle
Sevtian
Dam removal boosts safety at Slippery Rock Creek camp
Workers from American Rivers and Environmental Services removed a concrete dam at Camp Allegheny in Slippery Rock Creek to reduce hazards for campers and wildlife. The Salvation Army runs the center for underprivileged youths. Maj. Robert Ree notes past warnings did not prevent visitors from accessing the unsafe area. Machinery from Beran Environmental Buyers breaks the structure as crews clear the obstruction.
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Slippery Rock
Eran Environmental Services
Camp Alegheny
Elwood City
Salvation Amny
American Rivers
Robert Ree
Salvation Army
Pennsylvania
Beran Environmental Buyers, Pa
Slippery Rock Creek
Camp Allegheny
Ngas Ehvaod Iy
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