Polish A. A. Wins Over Garlands 16 to 7
The Polish A. A. defeated the West Pittsburgh Garlands 16 to 7 at Glasser Field on Saturday afternoon behind strong pitching by R. DiMuccio. Polish A. A. jumped to a three run lead in the second, then pulled away with an eight inning slugfest, scoring eleven runs in the frame to secure the win. Butera, Fundoots, and Mescale led the offense with multiple hits while DiMuccio fanned ten.
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Ellwood City
Scotland Lane
Union A. C
Tube City Boys
Boyle
Ellwood Boys
Union
Vallely
Houck
Huff
Travers
Fahey
Johnson
A. A
Glasser Field
West Pittsburgh Garlands
R. DiMuccio
Butera
Fundoots
Mescale
Stolen bases Spark Rally in Narrow Baseball Tilt
Johnson swiped three bases while Volpe and Boyle contributed stolen bids. Huff added a sacrifice, Vallely and Boyle yielded most walks, Vallely fanned six and Houck once, Boyle three. Umpires Stanley and Patterson officiated.
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E Ellwood
Coates
Huff
Travers
Dalbaugh
Kelner
Boyle
Johnson
Volpe
Vallely
Houck
Stanley and
Patterson
Diamond Dust Brings Junior Baseball Teams Together
Youth leagues organize Diamond Dust events gathering junior teams for community games. Local clubs coordinate schedules at municipal fields, with players ages 9 to 12 competing under volunteer coaches and league officials.
Square Guys Beat Indian Midgets At Walton Field
The Square Guys defeated the Indian Midgets 13 to 5 on Walton Field on Saturday afternoon with Jenkins pitching the win. The Giants edged the Cubs 8 to 7 at B. and O. grounds on Saturday afternoon as N Cas sellandra provided the key hitting.
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Square Guys
Walton Field
Jenkins
West Side Pirates defeated Boro A C on Boro grounds
The West Side Pirates beat the Boro A C 8 to 1 on Saturday afternoon with strong pitching by Erwith and timely hitting by J Phillips. The News sports desk notes that future box scores with no hits by the opposition must include the manager name and address before publication.
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West Side Pirates
Boro A. C
Boro Grounds
Erwith
J. Phillips
Sporting Department of the News
Saturday’s Results in Regional Matchups
Coaltown defeated Energy 6 to 0 while Ellwood City edged Union A.C. 10 to 6. Mahoning A.C. shut out P. O. Electronics 14 to 0 and Wampum routed Bessemer 15 to 9.
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Pet
Coaltown Ia
Ellwood City
Wampum Eer
Mahoningtown
Energy “Es
P. & O. Electrics Bessemer
Union A. C
Coaltown
Energy
Mahoning A. C
P. & O. Electrics
Wampum
Bessemer
Report of Bulgarian political strife and death sentences
International dispatch from Vienna reports ten communists sentenced to death for plotting against the government amid ongoing political disorders in Bulgaria. The Vienna SOFIA report notes unrest and murder plots continuing to emerge from Sofia.
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International News Service
London
Bulgaria
Vienna
Sofia
Coaltown Beats Energy 6 0 To Top League
Walter Kirker pitched a strong shutout allowing seven hits and seven strikeouts as Coaltown topped Hart's Energy 6 to 0. Wilcox struggled for Energy, surrendering nine hits while Black Hood and Wilcox had two hits each for Coaltown. Energy falls to fifth place as Mahoning A A climbs to fourth after a big win over P O Electrics.
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Coaltown
Walter Kirker
Wilcox
Hart
Energy Crew
Kirker
Mr. Earls
Babe Ruth
Black, Hood and Wilcox
Platter
Iman
Stimple
Jewell
Hood
Mahoning A. A
P. & O. Electrics
Coaltown P. A. E
Linkner
Guthrie
Earls
J. Murphy
W. Murphy
P le
E ' Energy
Black
O’ Brien
Ove
Duncan
Houk
Straus
Nevsnee
Sinkner
Minor
J Murphy
Ww Murphy
Riley and McCormick
Mystery surrounds killing of young Philadelphia girl
Philadelphia authorities seek the death of 19 year old Anna Krayniak found in a third floor room on Germantown Avenue after being dead about 72 hours. No violence or poison signs noted. Police think she was killed elsewhere and moved to the bed. Family has moved upstate and may be unreachable. Detectives also search for barber Mike Schecter, said to be the girl’s sweetheart.
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Hipaa DE Pet News Service
Philadelphia
Anna Krayniak
Germantown Avenue
Mike Schecter
Highway Official To Visit New Castle For Centennial
Howard Fry of the Pennsylvania State Highway department will arrive in New Castle on Tuesday to speak at the Slippery Rock Centennial. P. K. Stevenson, commissioner of the New Castle Board of Trade, was informed by Lyle Orr of the department and asked to entertain the highway official during his visit.
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Howard Fry
Pennsylvania State Highway Department
New Castle
Slippery Rock
P. K. Stevenson
Four City Police Officers Begin Two Week Vacation
Four officers of the city police began their annual two week vacation this morning. The officers are H. M. Reynolds Jack Young A. G. Harper and Jon Moore Harper and Moore with their families will take an automobile trip.
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H. M. Reynolds
Jack Young
A. G. Harper
Jon Moore
Harper
Moore
Pittsburgh Man Tries To Emulate Shrek and Is Arrested
Michael Muno, 32, is jailed in Sharpsburg on serious charges after Miss Marie Dorn, 17, says she was held prisoner for three weeks at Mandalay camp along the Allegheny river. Detectives, alerted by a warrant, found the camp home to about twenty girls and a dozen men but arrested only Muno.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Michael Muno
Sharpsburg
Marie Dorn
Muno
Mandalay
Allegheny River
Mills Are Setting Peacetime Record At Martins Ferry
In Martins Ferry Ohio on August 3 steel mill operations reach peacetime highs since World War II. Laughlin Tin Plate, part of United States Steel, runs full days including Saturdays. Tin mills run all day Saturdays and close at 8 AM on Saturday mornings. Night crews are added at Wheeling Steel’s corrugating plants. August payrolls are expected to top prior records, signaling a new peak in production and employment.
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Martins Ferry
Laughlin
United States Steel Corporation
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Wilberforce University Quartet to Perform at Union Baptist
A large audience is expected Tuesday as the Wilberforce University quartet appears at Union Baptist Church on Grant Street. Known nationwide for radio broadcasts, the group offers a varied program including negro spirituals, popular tunes, and classical selections.
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Wilberforce University
Union Baptist Church
Grant Street
Wilberforce Quartet
Automobile and Girl Stolen Near Irwin in Night Robbery
Clyde Snizer of McKeesport reported to state police that highwaymen seized him as he stepped from his car on the Treath highway near Irwin last night. They threw him to the ground and drove off with the automobile and his girl companion. No trace has been found of the bandits.
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Greensburg Pa
Clyde Snizer
Wylie Avenue
McKeesport
T‘reath
Irwin
Patton Named To Make Buying Trip
Charles B. Paton was selected by the Lawrence County Potato Growers association to visit Michigan seed fields this year to buy local supplies. Meeting was held at the Farm Bureau office on Croton avenue. Patton will leave late this month or early September to purchase four carloads or about six thousand bushels of seed potatoes.
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Charles B. Paton
Lawrence County
Marrying Parson Is Stunned When Own Daughter Elopes
Rev. Ernest E. Weaver known as the marrying parson of Elkton Maryland is shocked by his daughter Josephine eloping to Elliott City to marry Ray H Ulmer of Lancaster. He had long presided over elopement weddings at his Maryland Gretna Green and the news surprised locals who knew his record.
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Lancaster
Ernest E. Weaver
Elkton
Josephine
Elliott City
Ray H. Ulmer
Weaver
Maryland Gretna Green
Elkton High School
Photographers Return From National Convention in Cleveland
New Castle photography studios reopen this week after a weeklong closure for the annual national convention in Cleveland. Nearly all local photographers attended the event, many with family members. The meeting was described as one of the best in the organization’s history.
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New Castle
Cleveland
To Hold Cochran Services Tuesday
Funeral services for Wm J Cochran, longtime Washington and St Louis newspaper correspondent and former publicity director for the Democratic National Committee, will be held here Tuesday after his death Saturday night.
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International News Service
Washington
Wm. J. Cochran
Washington and St. Louis
Cochran
Democratic National Committee
Children Playing With Matches Cause House Fire
A small fire Sunday at 12:45 at 302 South Bay Street, home of C. N. Schuler, started by children playing with matches. They ignited a bed, firefighters responded from box 38, and the loss was about $25.
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C. N. Schuler
South Bay Street
Pittsburgh Woman Succumbs After July 1 Injury
Mrs. Mary Pintar, 62, of Pittsburgh, died after lying in a hospital since July 1 with a broken back. She suffered the injury when struck by an automobile driven by Carrie Noel, who is under bond awaiting coroner action.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Mary Pintar
Carrie Noel
Tent Meetings Continue This Week At Ray And Court
Tent meetings under the Christian and Missionary Alliance at Ray and Court streets draw growing crowds. Rev. H. W. Lambert of Gospel Tabernacle preached Sunday. Rev. Carl Gustafson, returned missionary, speaks Tuesday. Friday features an illustrated lecture on How Jesus Saves From Sin with cartoons by Dr. E. J. Pace.
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Ray and
Court Streets
H. W. Lambert
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Pearson Street
Carl Gustafson
Jesus
E. J. Pace
Sunday School Times
Philadelphia
Westfield Cowmen Meet Wednesday Election of Officers
The Westfield Cow Testing association will hold its annual meeting and election of officers on Wednesday evening August 5 at 8 p m in the Westfield Grange hall. Announced today by the Lawrence County Farm Bureau office, the Westfield group is the county's pioneer contesting organization and a model for new associations.
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Westfield Cow Testing Association
Lawrence County Farm Bureau
Westfield Grange Hall
Westfield Association
Improvement at Central Fire Department Meeting Room
The Central Fire Department building has a notably upgraded meeting room due to cooperation between city officials and the Central Department. Walls ceilings and floors were painted and decorated with varnish and grain. future plans include rugs and runners. The note ends with a proverb on careful speech and a humorous remark on matrimony.
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General Department
Central Fire Department
Central Department
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Buick Motor Company
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New Castle, Pa
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