Ross to Fight Jim Stewart in East Coast Bout
Manager Jimmie Dime has not fixed an opponent for Tony Ross on his east trip but expects a bout with Jim Stewart. Three New York clubs seek the bout and will bid to entice Ross. Stewart, managed by Bill Elmer, aims to fight in New York with other interested clubs pressing. Ross trains daily with Black Fritz as sparring partner and is in prime condition for a top matchup.
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Jimmie Dime
Tony Ross
Jim Stewart
New York
Ross-Stewart
Dime
Stewart
Bill Elmer
New York City
Ross
Black Fitz
Black Fritz
Rossould
Still Pittsburgh Is Unable To Win
Yesterday's results show Pittsburgh unable to secure a victory, with scattered scores and fragmented entries across multiple cities and teams. Notable figures and exact outcomes are obscured by garbled text.
Today's Games Chicago at Cleveland and More
Major league slate features Chicago visiting Cleveland, St. Louis at Detroit, New York at Philadelphia, and Boston against Washington in key matchups.
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W. L. Pet
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Athletics
Oeboes
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
City Rival Matchups Reach Weekend Standings
Cincinnati faces Chicago in a key early season matchup while St Louis visits Pittsburgh Philadelphia hosts Boston and Brooklyn travels to New York in a set of notable city rivalries.
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Aebhaee
Boston
St. Louis
Wright Seeks Feist Signing With Noocks For Youngstown
Youngstown pursues catcher Feist who reportedly signed with New Castle days earlier. Manager Wright asks President Morton to compel Feist to join Youngstown for the season opener. Feist denies prior Youngstown signings and says terms were not finalized when Porter telegraphed him.
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Youngstown
Feist
New Castle
Wright
Apto
Morton
The
Champs
Porter
Western University of Pennsylvania Baseball Beats New Castle
The Western University of Pennsylvania team left League park after a subdued game where Solter powered past two hits by Pete Porter’s New Castle squad. The Akron offense exploded Monday with 15 safeties as Breck’s outfit won 13 to 3, marking a lopsided, bingleful day.
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Western University of Pennsylvania
League Park
Solter
Wup
Pete Porter
New Castle
Collegians
Piles Relief Formula Promoted By German Physician
An old German physician’s prescription for piles relief is circulated promising cure. Mix 6 drops Carbolic Acid 1 dram Zoton 1-2 oz Zinc Ointment and apply night and morning. Ingredients available at drug stores.
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Add
Demon Bartl to Train Ross in New Castle Wrestling
Akron's Fred Bartl known as Demon will travel to New Castle to train heavyweight Tony Ross. He offers to pit ten local wrestlers in one-hour bouts with a $250 forfeit if any man lasts less than an hour, promising televised level stunts and added attention. Bartl plans workouts under Blackitz while aiding Ross's preparation.
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Pennsylvania
Fred
Demon) Barts
Akron
New Castle
Tony Ross
Bartl
Jimmie Dime
Ross
Bard
Blackitz
Baseball Gossip and Minor League Shuffle Report
Outfielder Kerr did not join Youngs town yesterday but may report today. East Liverpool papers claim Phil lips team is a dark horse in the O P league. Bill Glassburner holds his own with Altoona and is a Tri State winner. Youngstown quits training and will play Pittsburg college in an exhibition. Manager Wright still wants Feist. Sam struggles back of the bat. Kid Hagen named Zanesville field captain. hailed as top infielders by Hogan. Pitcher Nelly signed by Bill Philips. led Cotton States league with 23 wins 7 losses. Frank Burke may return to New Castle payroll. Wagner’s form questioned as Pirates fail to win with him. Rindernecht’s freak Interstate schedule draws derision though not harming O P. East Liverpool paper misstates 71 games at East Liverpool. 11 vs McKeesport implied, but 10 actually scheduled. no Sept 26 game vs East Liverpool.
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Kerr
Youngs‘town
East Liverpool
Phillips
Youngstown
Wright
Feist
Sam
Kid Hagen
Marty Hogan
New Castle
Zanesville
Hogan
Hagen
Tribune
McKeesport
Sharon Fielder Signs With Porter Baseball Club
Roy Sample, a fielder, joined Manager Pete Porter after being released from Sharon Tuesday. Sample, in good condition, had trained with Sharon for weeks and impressed in practice before Porter added him due to two fielders not reporting.
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Roy Sample
Pete Porter
Sample
Sharon
Patterson
Porter
Junior Nocks Triumph Over Fifth Ward in Mill Street Clash
The Junior Nocks beat Brown's Fifth Ward team 17 to 16 in a hard hitting, high scoring game at Mill Street grounds yesterday afternoon. Reilly pitched a strong game for the Nocks.
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Fifth Ward
Mill Street
Reilly
Warren Letter Carriers Banquet May 8 with Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania
Members of the Warren Letter Carriers association will entertain guests from the Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania groups at a banquet on May 8.
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Warren Letter Carriers’ Association
Ohio
Western Pennsylvania
Thousands of Gallons of Lawrence Paint Sold in Mahoningtown
Sample Hardware Co of Mahoningtown, Pennsylvania reported selling thousands of gallons of Lawrence Paint during the last year. The notice lists the firm as a local supplier in the county trade records.
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Sample Hardware Co
Mahoningtown
Carsey Leaves West for East Over Boxing Controversy
Boxer Frank Carsey, after clashes in Colorado and Pueblo, departs New Castle seeking the East amid claims of crooked refereeing in the West. He cites biased decisions including a disputed wins for Flynn and Texas, and notes Colorado’s boxing bans following legislative action.
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Kid Texas
Colorado
Dunn May Lose Match Here Through Mason
Red Mason, now managing Jimmie Dunn of this city, is blamed for threatening a bout that could hurt New Castle boxing. Club directors fear Mason will interfere and ruin the game, as boxing fans know his troublesome reputation.
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Red Mason
Jimmie Dunn
New Castle
Jimmy Dunn
Mason
Jimmy
Red
Jimmy Dime
Tony Ross
Pittsburg
Akron dominates visiting college team 21 to 2
Akron crushed the visiting college squad 21 to 2 as the visitors faltered with stage fright. Speas left with a leg injury after a slide. Akron pounded 16 hits while three Akron pitchers held the rowdy visitors to six hits.
Silas Christy Overhauls Poor Farm in City Review
Five councilmen and the poor committee toured the city’s poor farm led by Silas A. Christy. They found need for improved records of supplies and burials, better grave maintenance, and minor repairs to buildings and drainage. Christy cited butter sales and self-sufficiency as signs of progress.
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J. L. Gold
J. Adam Hainer
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promote Lasting Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as effective for chronic pain and nervous conditions. A customer testimonial from Cha Dr. Miles cites decades of relief and renewed vigor, noting the tablets soothe nerves and do not quickly lose effectiveness.
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Miles
Tam
C. Robinson
Carter St
Witney
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Council committee inspects farm records and burials site
Christy reports clearing brush but no burial records beyond a short list from a former warden. The committee will question prior wardens to secure full burial records while praising overall farm conditions. The trip drew crowds as councilmen rode in a patrol wagon and the next meeting aims to review the collected data.
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Christy
South Mill Street
Phillips
Taylor Street
Fifth Ward
Local Notes and Notable Moves in Wart town
Measles spread through the town with updates on residents. Joseph Badger smiles and says have a smoke. Sherman French moves into the former Kirker home. George Rapp improves his property and Glen H and Mrs Arnold plan to settle here. Squire E P Workley returns from county seat after serving as juror. Street car service criticized as possibly retiring. Rural carrier S C VanGard er notes mud but patrons receive efficient service and delivery.
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Joseph Badger
Sherman French
J. L. Kirker
Local society notes from Bessemer and nearby towns
Alfred Benson is sick. Miss Hilda Olson visits Hillsville with friends. Burk of Pittsburg and Kopf of Lowellville call on business. Enock Hill and Inez Nelson visit relatives here. Lozier of Lowellville and Crooks visit locally. Baldwin visits New Castle. Swanson visits Osberg in Struthers. Roebaugh family and Nord visit Youngstown. Moravia callers and a circus trip to Youngstown noted. Mrs Southerland visits Beales. David Cable returns from North Lima. C. B. Nord, Gus Hedberg, Oscar Nelson attend circus. Kerr sisters and Gehr and Davis visit Moravia. Hedberg sister leaves for Greenville. Mrs Lozier stays with son Reuben.
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Alfred Benson
Hilda Olson
Hillsville
RE. M. Burk
Pittsburg
Sam T. Kopf
Lowellville
Enoch Hill
Inez Nelson
Youngstown
Reuben Lozier
Harry Baldwin
New Castle
Charles Crook
E. Swanson
Alex. Osberg
Struthers
Roebaugh
Rachel
Poland
L. W. Stanley
Hilda Johnson
Henry Booksing
William
Moravia
C. O. Nord
Bertha Benson
Robert Champion
Southerland
William Beales
David Cable
Charles B. Nord
Gus Hedberg
Oscar Nelson
Elsie
Jessie Kerr
C. Gehr
W. Davis
C. F. Hedberg
Greenville
L. B. Taylor
R. C. Lozier
Reuben
Lowellsville
Steel Mill to Close at Carnegie Plant May First
The South Sharon plant of Carnegie will shutter on May 1 for an indefinite period. The announcement said the closure is temporary and affects production there.
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South Sharon
Carnegie Company
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