Opening Day Parade Ushers Big Baseball Kickoff
City prepared for a grand opening parade at 1 p m with autos benzine buggies and street cars for a large crowd Old Sol expected to smile and Scorching sun urged spectators to join the rooters bandwagon Sam Wright and Youngstown team lead the procession toward the ball park with a route from City Building to Mill Washington Mahoningtown Highland avenue and back to the Croton terminal concluding at the ball park officials managers and umpire listed in parade line of march
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Old Sol’s Rays
Rooters’ Club
Rooters
Connery
Harry Eyster
East Street
Mill
Washington Streets
Sam Wright
Youngstown
Porter
Washington
Mahoningtown
Highland Avenue
Croton Terminal
Mill Street
Polo League Shakeup and Youngstown Opening Called Off
The Youngstown baseball opener was canceled due to snow and bad grounds. Big Fred Jean, a polo figure, is accused of causing a split with the Interstate league and sues New Britain polo club amid bitter fallout among players seeking a return to the Interstate.
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Youngstown
Wright
Porter
Fred Jean
Akron
Jean
New Britain
Ted Lewis
Ada Mansfield
Polo Club
Bill Steen Shines as Toledo Triumphs Over Milwaukee
New Castle pitcher Bill Steen again led Toledo to victory against Milwaukee. He pitched through seven innings, allowed eight walks, and contributed a run and a hit as Toledo exploded for seven runs in the fourth. Steen's dominance solidifies him as Toledo’s top pitcher while Armott relies on his strong arm.
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Bill Steen
New Castle
Toledo
Milwaukee
Bill
Steen
Armott
Where C P Clubs Play This Week
Thursday April 30 New Castle at Youngstown Akron at Canton Hast Liverpool at McKeesport Erie at Sharon. Friday May 1 Youngstown at New Castle Canton at Akron Liverpool at McKeesport at Sharon. Saturday May 2 East Liverpool at McKeesport.
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New Castle
Youngstown
Akron
Canton
Liverpool
McKeesport
Erie
Sharon
Transfer of William Tamplin to McKeegport
William Tamplin, longtime assistant superintendent of the sheet unit at the tinplate company in South Sharon, has been transferred to McKeegport after several years in the role. The move shifts leadership at the plant and aligns with corporate staffing changes.
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William Tamplin
Tinplate Company
South Sharon
McKeegport
Erie May Break Free From Interstate League
Erie officials including President Morton expect a national board ruling soon that Erie will be released from the Interstate league and will not play at North Girard this season. Morton, Baumeister, and Rossiter argued the league is improperly organized and violated national rules. He says Erie will win its release and deny future Interstate access to the area.
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Erie
Morton
North Girard
National Board
Farrell
Frank Baumeister
FE. F. Rossiter
Erie Club
National Association
Opening Game Delays No, Youngstown Champs Triumph
Excitement ran high in Youngstown Alaska as the O P Esquimaux league opener finally went ahead. A sun wash gave way to snow a last minute thaw at 3 16 with left handed umpire Big Sox Lyons and Hardy in charge as Champs beat New Castle 21 to 19 after an infield hole formed by an injury.
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Youngstown
Alaska
Esquimaux League
Champs
North Pole
Big Sox Lyons
Hardy
New Castle
Lyons
Sammie Wright
Wright
Never let the games drag Morton's umpire orders
President Morton's Akron meeting warned umpires to enforce the rules firmly. The indicator men will run the field and any action will be upheld by league leadership. He assigned Lyons and Hardy to Youngstown, Smink to Canton, Holland to McKeesport, and Pastorious to Sharon.
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Morton
Akron
League
Lyons and Hardy
Youngstown
Smink
Canton
Holland
McKeesport
Pastorious
Sharon
Six foreigners face assault charges after Chewton fracas
Six men, all foreigners, were brought before Alderman Ranney at Chewton on April 27 to answer charges of assault and battery and disorderly conduct. Joe Zak brought the charge. They will have a hearing Monday.
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Chewton
Alderman Ranney
Joe Zak
Club Run to Mercer to Be Held Shortly
At the Lawrence Auto club meeting a committee was named to arrange a run to Mercer in the near future the first event for the new club. Members are expected to attend. The arranging trio is Dr Montainville R M Allen Jr and Dr Zerner. No final action on a hill climb contest was taken.
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Lawrence Auto Club
Mercer
Montainville
R. M. Allen, Jr
Zerner
Board of Governors
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
One hundred dollar reward offered for a case of catarrh that cannot be cured. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous membranes. W L Wald, G Kinman, and Marvin endorse Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as trustworthy and honorable. Pills for constipation also advertised.
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Hall
St Louis at Chicago and Other League Games
Baseball card style brief notes the St Louis game against Chicago and Cincinnati at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Brooklyn and New York at Boston listed among today’s schedule with results not yet known.
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Pittsburg
Beeeas
Medeaceeese
Chicago
Asnesecectss
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati St. Leake
W. L. Pet
Eee
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Wees
St. Louis
Matchups Set For City Rivalries Across The League
Cleveland visits St Louis while Washington plays Philadelphia Chicago faces Detroit and Boston hosts New York in the early season schedule with key intracity and intercity clashes noted.
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Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Athletics
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
President Morton forecasts eight clubs start new league season
President Morton predicts a grand season as eight clubs with classy players compete for every inch. Fans across towns show high interest and enthusiasm as preparations begin and managers seek best combinations. The opening day will reveal the strongest sides and teams.
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Morton
Slaughter of 499 Veal Calves Shipped to New York
Wells Fargo Express handled a shipment of 499 veal calves from stations between Meadville and Mill Village en route to New York last week. The incident highlights rural livestock transport activity and regional logistics.
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Meadville
Mill Village
Wells-Fargo Express Company
New York
Auto Club Donates Cars to Ball Club
Lawrence Auto club members voted to mobilize cars for the baseball season opening parade. Dom Ansburry and Louis Mathers coordinated with baseball directors to secure parade autos, with a committee led by David Jameson and others to manage the club’s parade duties.
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Lawrence Auto Club
Citizens National Bank
Dom Ansburry
Louis Mathers
Baseball Gossip and Weather Worries Hit Ohio Teams
Gossip notes Mansfield Stark Edfelt release and Herb White cut by Sharon. Upp stays with Cincinnati. Rain and snow cancel openings in Lancaster and Youngstown. Akron banquet with fish. Morton to attend McKeesport Canton Youngstown games. Zanesville fans loud as Hogan steadies 1-4, Ohio State league hits 66 in six home games with 43 runs and four homers.
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Mansfield
Stark Edfelt
Herb White
Pittsburg
Sharon
Upp
Cincinnati
Lancaster
Youngstown
Akron
Esquiman
Zanesville
Marty Hogan
Morton
McKeesport
Canton
Morion Bunch
Fire damages New Castle dye works. to resume with new equipment
The New Castle Steam Dye Works at 17 Neshannock Avenue burned last Tuesday. The firm will continue operations with new equipment.
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New Castle
Neshannock Avenue
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Roy F. Brandon
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