Bessemer Wins Close Game At Home Ground
Bessemer outlasted BP & O Electrics 3 2 in a tense county league clash at home. Augustine allowed four hits and seven strikeouts for the Electrics while Poikenen yielded four walks and 13 strikeouts for Bessemer in a tight pitchers duel. The decisive rally came in the ninth when DeSaullis walked, Denson lined a two base hit scoring the winning run as Anderson had reached earlier.
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Bessemier. Pa
Bessemer
BP & O
Electrics
Augostine
Twicker
Potkenen
Bath
Hilts
Poikenen
Augustine
Enl
Hessenter
Frampton
Roamemer
Anderson
DeSaullis
Denson
Andersen
Lawrence County League Standing Seatchly’s Results
Lawrence County League standings show Coaltown 5 Union A GC 4 Ellwood City 8 Energy 4 Mahoningtown 6 Wampum 4 Hessemer 3 P O Electrics 2. The strongest field ever to seek the women’s national tennis championship opens August 17 at Forest Hills West Side Tennis Club. Helen Wills, 19, from California, defends her title. Joseph Hislop, famed operatic star, is an ardent golfer and former amateur champion of Sweden.
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Seatchly
Coaltown
Union A. GC
Ellwood City
Energy
Mahoningtown
Wampum
Hessemer
P. & O. Electrics
West Side Tennis Club
Forest Hills
United States Lawn
Joseph Hislop
Swegen
Pot Coaltown
Bessemer
Gaion A. Ce
Croton A C Defeats Hillsville In Saturday Match
The Croton A C defeated the Hillaville Independents on Saturday afternoon at Hillaville by a score of 3 to 1. Jacimo led Croton with strong play while Augostine struggled for the Independents, with Bentley, Jacimo and P Conti highlighted in the action.
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Croton A. C
Hillaville
Jacimo
Croton
Au-gostine
Independents
Bentley
P. Conti
Score by Innings Croton Beats Hillsville 2 in Sunday Game
In Croton, Croton 1010 000 61 25 2 defeated Hillsville 010 000 090 1 run, with two baggers by Kennedy and Stolen Lases by PF Conti. Pitcher Shingledecker and batters Caruso Snyder had hits, and walks issued to Jacime and Augustine.
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R. HL
Croton
Hilsvile
Kennedy
PF. Conti
Nolan
P. Colaluca
Costello
Caruso
Snyder
Jacime
Augustine
Jacimo
Oak A. C. Trims West Pittsburg Garlands in 7 inning win
Oak A. C. defeated West Pittsburg Garlands 7 to 3 on Saturday on the Lehigh grounds. Reed pitched strongly for Oak A. C. allowing six hits and striking out eight as the club scored four runs off Dudich in the first inning. Key hitting featured by Bogdon McKissick Reed Diamond and Lockley with West Pittsburg managed three runs, helped by errors.
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Oak A. C
Lehigh Grounds
West Pittsburg Garlands
Reed
Oak A. Ad
Oak A. GC
Dudich
Oak A. C. R. We.bogdon
Rfc
McKissick
Tog Reed
Diamond
Dalberg
Suss Lockley
K. Russell
Young
R. H. E. Henderson
Kapraly
YanEman
Adama
Gss-C
Lockley
van Eman
Russell
Onicka
Bally
VanEman
McKlssick
Three Accidents Reported Over Weekend City
Weekend traffic incidents produced three minor accidents. M Z Teater reported a motorcycle collision on Cherry street with Vita Palumbo of Hubbard Ohio involved. A driveway exit incident on East Washington street injured a Gate car. A Pennsylvania registered auto collided with a horse on South Mill street near Division street, injuring the horse.
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West
Wabash Avenue
Cherry Street
Vita Palumbo
Hubbard, O
Lafayette Street
Ohio
Dufford Furniture Store
East Washington Street
Washington Street
Pennsylvania
George Nall
Hog Hollow
South Mill Street
Division Street
Auto Hits Pole Kills Driver and Injures Companion
In McKeesport Pennsylvania on August 10 Walter Moore, 18, was killed when the car he drove veered out of control and struck a pole. Harry Gilmore was critically injured. authorities believe a broken steering knuckle caused the crash. Both men were thrown onto the sidewalk.
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International News Service
Mckeesport
Walter Moore
Harry Gilmore
Moore
Gilmore
Witnessen
Council Approves Bills in Committee on Streets and Sidewalks
Council today returned three ordinances with favorable committee of the whole reports. One calls for sanitary sewer on Clearview avenue. Another requires grading of Bongo street between Thorpe and Huron avenues. The third requires Northview property owners between Highland and Delaware avenues to lay sidewalks.
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Council
Clearview Avenue
Bongo Street
Thorps
Huron Avenue
Northview
Highland
Delaware Avenues
School repairs at Mahoning and West Side delayed
Repair and remodeling work at Mahoning and West Side schools remains stalled due to an ongoing dispute. Local officials have not provided new timelines as funding and project management negotiations continue.
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Mahoning
West Side
Mahoning school work in doubt as openings loom
The School Board and the Building Trades Council face a serious question over completing the Mahoning school work in time for opening. Four rooms will be affected by delays.
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Building Trades Council
Y. W. C. A Camp Near Capacity This Summer
The Y W C A camp at Eastheook is filled to capacity with sixty campers this year. Reservations for August remain open, with girls urged to register at the Y W C A business office for the later August session. Camp directors plan special activities for the final week.
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Eastheook
Y. W
Building Permits for Local Residences and Firms
S C Bromley at 111 Patterson etree garage Turner of 2204 Highland ave dun stackroom Andrew J Dutko 11 Mahoning avenue dwelling Marcella Brothers 41% Friend ship street garage David Habarger 401 Chestnut street remodelling The New England Amateur Row ing association in its 40th year will hold a Labor Day regatta at Boston.
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S. C. Bromley
Patterson
Etree
Th Turner
Highland Ave
Dun
Andrew J. Dutko
Mahoning Avenue
Marcella Brothers
Friendship Street
David Habarger
Chestnut Street
New “England
Goston
Spanish American War Veterans Picnic Planned at Cascade Park
Members of the Spanish American War Veterans and their families will hold their annual picnic Friday August 14 at Cascade Park. Dinner will be served at 12 o'clock sharp. Committee members include Mrs Elmer Suber Disté Lash Mel Rose Porter Martha Carr and Miss Dorothy Fulton.
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Cascade Park
Tanner
Elmer Suber
Disté Lash
Mel
Rose Porter
Martha Carr
Dorothy Fulton
Yachts to Stage Longest Race On Record 600 Miles
London, Aug 10 The amgirty days yacht race from the Solent to the southern Irish coast and back will be staged August 15. Several yachts are expected to compete in what is described as the longest yacht race in the world covering more than 600 miles.
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International News Service
London
Solent
Guo Milea
Spaniards Attack French Cafe Injuring Five in Bordeaux
In Bordeaux a group of Spaniards attacked a cafe using bottles chairs and knives injuring five people. The motive was not disclosed as the Petit Partafon held today. News service report from Paris dated August 10.
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Conternational News Service
Paris
Flyg Parsons
Bordeaux
Scout Merit Badges and Tests Highlight Saturday
Merle Williams reports a busy Saturday as numerous scouts passed Woodcraft and other merit badge tests at Acuutcraft. Twenty scouts earned Woodcraft merit badges including Westely Drake and Arthur Alexander while additional tests awarded Pathfinding First Aid Personal Health and First Aid to Animals badges to several scouts.
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Merle Williams
Calahan
Westely Drake
William Aggas
Arthur Gordon
Clayton Rudolph
James White
Frencis Grim
Paul Herbert
Arthur Alexander
George Hilderbrand
James McGeorge
Clyde McKim
Ralph Sprinker
Rolland McClintock
John Boston
John Lemar
Jon Pearson
James Cataluca
Hugh Graham
Orland Hartman
Charles McConnell
Robert Griffiths
Arthur Silman
James Malonay
Thomas Riner
James Mel George
Orlan Jiartman
Lions Club Aug 11 program updates zoning issue talk
Attorney Chas R. Davis, vice president of the Zoning and Commission, explains what zoning is and its problems at the Lions Club meeting. Also noted is Milwaukee’s first open air boxing show Aug 14 by Badger State A.C. with Ed die Wagner of Philadelphia facing Billy Bartfield in the main event.
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Chas. R. Davis
Zoning and Commission
Milwaukee
Badger State A.C
Eddie “Kid” Wagner
Philadelphia
Billy Bartfield
Scout camp notes and merit badge wins at Volant troop event
Sam Migher and Arthur Siimann lead Safety First and Painting Merit Badges with many names listed for both. Volant wins the inspection van, third time in a week, scoring perfect with one hundred poles. Officers and scouts from Wesely Drake to Harald Wright coordinate huts and troops as baseball games unfold and camp activities continue into late afternoon. The county scout meet medals for first and second place arrive, with events including semaphore signaling Wigwag signaling First Aid Knot Tying and Fire by Friction among others set for August 15 at John M. Phillips scout camp.
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Sam Migher
Arthur Siimann
Frank, Joral
John Lemar
Orland Hartman
James Malongy
Obert Abraham
Hugh Graham
Joe Pearson
John Boston
Robert Criffiths
George Bilderbrand
James White
Arkine Sliman
Arthur Alexander
Weslely Crate
Robert Abraham
Orland Slartman
James Maloney
Jank Fioralli
John Jena
Volant
Vanner
Wesely
Crojon Treoopn
Wampum
Harbert Keoulmaster
Wampum Troop
John M. Thillips
Council To Inspect Lights Before Changes
Council today refused to take action on residents Hawtherde street request to restore a light moved by New Cratle Electric from Hickory street. Councilman Bes Lusk opposed relocation. The council agreed no light changes will occur until the new light system is inspected.
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Council
Hawtherde Street
New Cratle Electric Company
Hickory Street
Bes Lusk
Ag Suyfog
Marine Writes Here at Barracks Recruiter Note
Harold O Thorne of Company 698 West Barracks LA 8 Marines writes to Sergeant Colbourne, local recruiter, praising the service. He was the first youth recruited here since the marine station opened recently.
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Harold O. Thorne
West Barracks
Colbourne
Marina
Italian Ambassador to Rome debt talks with U.S. planned
Ambassador to the United States returns to Rome to report debt negotiations in Washington. Officials indicate Kellogg Mellon and Seaver favor American capital participation in a hall enterprise. Volpi summons finance ministers to prepare funding talks ahead of September 1 resumption.
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Rome
Laran Ma de Martino
United States
Morelgn
Washington
Foreign Office
Stain Kellogg
the Treasury
Mellon
Commerce Seaver
Halla
Sig
Volpi
Interministerial Committee On
Berone de Martino
Erie Railroad Official Here on New Castle Bridge Plan
Vice President Parsons of the Erie railroad visits New Castle with Mr Beall a member of the state waterways commission to discuss a proposed Erie bridge over the Shenango river near the Carnegie Steel mill. City officials oppose the plan citing flood risks and safety concerns.
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Parsons
Erie Railroad
Beall
New Castle
Erie
Shemnogo River
Carnegie Steel Mill
White
Cost Of Living Rises In July Across Cities
Washington reports the cost of living is rising again as the Department of Labor releases July figures. Food prices in 22 representative cities climbed 1 to 7 percent, with increases ranging from 1 percent in Louisville to 7.0 percent in Boston.
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International News
Washington
Department of Labor
Louisville
Boston
Direct Wire Links Mexico City to New York
International News Service reports a direct telegraph link will connect Mexico City and New York. Messages will be sent via automatic printer machines, enabling faster international communication.
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Mexico
New York
Iinternational
Mexiicn Cit
Max Fea
United States
Mexico City
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Mersiges
Uncle Of James J. Davis Dies
James J. Davis travels to Cardiff Wales to attend the funeral of his uncle Warner Nicholls A4 who died suddenly after greeting his long absent nephew.
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James J. Davis
Iinternational News
Cardiff
Waler
Trednegar
Wan Tasdly
Walner Nicholls
Nepher
Council Anxious To Pave Wallace Avenue
Councilman William T. Burns told colleagues the city lacks funds for Wallace Avenue paving but offered to convene a conference with them to explore alternative funding sources.
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Wallace Avenue
William T. Burns
Ito
Council approves two contractor bills in city work
The council authorized payment of 299.57 to New Castle Doubblewall Company for State Street sidewalk work and 1500 to John Powell for Fourth Ward fire department remodeling, as the city ordered the projects.
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Council Today
New Castle Doubblewall Company
City Havling
State Street
John Powell
Fourth Ward
Washington Township Nominations Held At Carr Schoolhouse
A Republican caucus will be held at Carr schoolhouse 92 on Thursday evening August 13 to nominate township officers. All Republicans are urged to attend. The West Side Tennis Club venue at Forest Hills L I seats over 20,000 for this year’s national championships, being the world’s only other concrete stadium besides Wimbledon.
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Carr Schoolhouse
West Side
Forest Hills
L. I
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