New Castle Faces Stars In City Series Rematch
New Castle and New Clastile Colored Stars prepare for a 4 15 p m game at Centennial Field to decide the second city series game. Dixon starts for New Castle with McCullough or Hartman on the mound for the Stars, who add two ex Massillon Waldorfs players and aim to rebound after a 7 to 5 first game victory.
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Garlands Triumph Over Turkey Hill in 11-0 Win
Garlands defeated Turkey Hill 11 to 0 on West Pittsburgh grounds Tuesday evening. Pitcher C Quinn allowed few hits while striking out nine. Heavy hitting came from Vesselia with three hits and Onicka with two. Garlands scored eight in the third inning and added three in the fourth. Shoate pitched for Turkey Hill.
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Pittsburgh Garlands
Pittsburgh
C. Quinn
Vesselia
Onicka
Garlands
Shoate
Turkey Hiu
Polish Win Twice in Five Inning Baseball at Volant
Polish N. A. defeated Volant five to zero in five innings yesterday. The victors also earned a win over the Scottish Shores, adding another victory to their list of recent results.
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Volant
Favorites Win In West Penn Net Tourney
In Sharon Pennsylvania the Northwestern Pennsylvania tennis tournament moved into its third round with many players eliminated and the field narrowing to top contenders. Notable players advancing include Francis Bedowell Jamestown Pennsylvania Byron Haver Eric Joe Smith Erie Charles Rennacker Sharon Robe rt Keck Sharon and Dan Smith Eric as junior singles and senior doubles began. Sharon or Crowe City appears poised to win the 1926 event as George Deham Sharon is named president and Dr R M Black St Marys is vice president.
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Pennsylvania
Spaders
Francis Be-Dowell
Jamestown
Byron
Haver
Eric
Joe Smith
Erie
Charles Rennacker
Clir
Robert Keck
Dan Smith
Crowe City
George Deham
R. M. Black
St. Marys
Butler Auto Derby Promises Spectacular Labor Day Race
Auto racing celebrities from across the nation enter the 100 mile gasoline derby on the half mile track at Butler fair grounds for Labor Day. Eddie Dreibold, star driver from the tri-state district, signs and vows to win. Dust control measures and preparations at the site aim to ensure a safe, record reaching event.
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Bennie Bunce
Brooklyn
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Fair Grounds
Sidney Olcott
Internationl Automobile Racing Association
South Mathilda Street
Pittsburgh
Knights of Speed
Obote
Baseball Leaderboard Snapshot From 1924 Season Years
Yesterday's Homers American League highlights top players. Notable names include Geurig and Poole with team affiliations noted alongside. National League leaders feature Wright of the Pirates and Meusel of the Yankees, with several other standout performers listed by team.
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Yankees
Abe Poole
Athletics
la Tdankenship
White Sox
Wright
Pirates
Sugast II
Fielder Acquired By Reds Fractures Leg
Macon Atlantic League outfielder Hal Sullivan, acquired by Cincinnati Nationals after a sale, fractured his leg in a game against Greenville at Greenville. The accident will sideline him for two months or more.
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Macon
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Greenville
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Pirates Rally Past Giants 7 4 In Massa From Eight
Johnny Morrison earned his third win since Friday as the Pirates recovered from a late deficit to defeat the New York Giants 7 to 4 at Forbes Field. Wright homered for Pittsburgh, while Lindstrom tripled for New York.
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Wright
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Pirates win 7 4 as doubles spark late rally
The Pirates rallied in the eighth inning for five runs on doubles by Carey Barnhart and Moore a pass to Cuyler and Kelly error to beat the Tigers 7 4 extending lead to four games Rommel wins 20th as Browns fall 3 2 The White Sox ease past Yankees 15 2 and other scores noted amid a rough day for baseball teams
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PLAS
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Frisch
Younus
Meusel
Terry
Kelly
Lindstrom
Snyder
Dean
OD Odo Wisner
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J Wright
Moore
A Gooch
Ikremer
Smith
Morrison
Kremer
Pittsburgh
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Barnhart
Wright
Uare
Guy Jer
Yerry
O'Day
Moran
Quigter
Pirates
Cuyler
Cracker and Baby Doll Schalk and Jacobson Birthday Spotlight
Two American League stars born within days of each other, Ray Schalk and Baby Doll Jacobson, shine this week. Schalk, famed catcher for the White Sox, is listed as 5 feet 7 inches and 154 pounds with a sharp defensive record. Jacobson, a Moose of right field, stands 6 feet 4 inches and 210 pounds, noted for 4985 putouts and strong bat. Both are profiled amid season buzz and strategic play notes from the era.
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Harvel
William C. Jacobson
Cable
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Chalk
Jmot
Fand
White Sox
Evities
Ea” Walsh
Ray
Kordcudiine Spicer
Fy Senesr
Cmsecetve
Lane
Schalk
Ruth
Joe Dugan
Ray Schalk
Cracker
Diamond Dust: Local Ball Teams Play Two Sundays
Diamond Dust reports Uniontown’s 2 0 loss to New Castle with Fluix pitching a one hit game at Uniontown. South Hills beat Mahoningtown 5 0 at E and A grounds with Nicholas Terry and Augustine leading hitters. North End beat Square Guys 31 0 at Wal ton field, then Square Guys won 4 2 next day. Coaltown and Oak A played four innings. game called at 10 10 due to darkness. Sharon Pioneers, ages 16 to 11, play fast junior teams. Lou Burtt listed for games. Pioneers hold 27 wins in 28 games, ten straight.
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Terry
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Domenick
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Lou Burtt
Jefferson Street
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Pioneers
Semans Beaten in Net Tourney
The second day of the nationals junior and boys net championships at the South Side Tennis Club ends with Larry Lemans from Uniontown out of the Pittsburgh banner in a tense three-set match. He falls to Joe Smith of St Louis 6 2 4 6 6 1, bowing after a hard fight.
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Fayette County
Tennis Tournament On At Grove City
Grove City August 12 The northwestern Pennsylvania tennis tournament is on at Sharon Country Club courts. Local players are kept busy with singles semis doubles and mixed doubles events. Notable entrants include G. G. Forquer M. L. McBride Roland Black and Fred Holstein as part of a premier regional event with about 25 singles and 14 doubles entries anticipated.
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Fred Holstein
Lawrence Indies Defeat St Margarets On Cedar Street
The Lawrence Indies beat St Margarets 9 to 2 last Saturday afternoon at Cedar Street grounds. Brack and Shoat pitched well for Indies while Brooks and Moseley supplied the key hits. The Indies have an open date on August 15 and seek a game in the city or county. calls to 2584-3 after 5:30 PM or 9069 after 9 PM.
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Koppel Pirates
Baseball Results From Yesterday and Today Across Leagues
National League results show Cincinnati defeating Brooklyn 7-2 and Pittsburgh beating New York 4-2 while Boston won 9-2 over Chicago and Philadelphia tied with St. Louis in a ram. Today’s games include New York at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Cincinnati. American League scores list Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 2 and Chicago 15, New York 2 with several other matchups scheduled across the circuit. In the American Association Louisville topped Kansan City 4-2, and Milwaukee beat Indianapolis 3-5 with more games on tap today.
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League Managers To Meet On Thursday
Youngstown Ohio hosts a Thursday meeting of league officials to discuss recent protests and rearrange the schedule caused by Erle’s requisition, as reported by J A Retsenger, local club owner.
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Fitzsimmons Seeks Mullins Signature for Dempsey Wills Bout
Boxing promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons aims to secure Paddy Mullins signature today for a Dempsey Wills match in 1924. Mullins reportedly agreed to sign. Fitzsimmons plans a conference to finalize details, place and date undisclosed. The report notes uncertainty if Dempsey will fight Wills and suggests meetings may occur outside New York.
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Hank Gowdy To Pilot Columbus Ball Club
Hank Gowdy of the New York Giants has signed to manage the Columbus American Association team next season. He will succeed Carroll Molesworth, resigning effective October 1, and serve as player-manager. Gowdy, a Nailpark native, will stay in Columbus for the rest of the season.
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Hank) Gowdy
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