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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1925

Page

13

Studies Topple Indies Again 6-4 in Final Tilt

Turco dominated the Indies with a five hit game and three strikeouts as the Studebakers beat the Kaddan American Independents 6 to 4. R. Ol Muceio allowed seven hits and was knocked around, while Valines and Pagley led Studebaker hitters with multiple hits. The win gives Studies a 2 game series lead. next game slated for August 1 at the HH grounds.

Turco Studebakers Kaddan American Independents Stadles R. Ol Muceio Valines di Mucelo Studebaker Nocera Cassachia Padavano Valionsi Paley Marcella Cassella Sadoye Ti Muceia R. DI Muceio Merriman D. Marcella

Polish A A Beats Pirates 11 to 2 in Five Inning Show

The Polish A A extended their winning streak to eleven with an 11 to 2 victory over the West Side Pirates on Friday night at Glasser Field. Jimmy Di Muc cio allowed a lone hit through five innings as Polish players piled up seven runs in the first inning. Pirates pitchers Black and Cardella struggled as nine runs crossed the plate in the early frames.

Mescai Dukto Frigone Krueger M. du Arwin P. Cardello R.H. E Pirates Hritz Walser Moffate Bishop Black Altu J. Walser Glasser Balle J. di Muccio Blusk Cardelio Cardello Amplias weLutcho Miller A. A Jimmy DI Muccio P. Cardella Pollak Boys

Baseball Scores and Results From a Tumultuous Day

International News Service notes a 2 0 Senators victory over the Yankees as Lee Biuene’s double helps break a duel between Ruether and Jones. Gray earns his thirteenth win beating the Red Sox 6 3. Giants and Dodgers split decisions while Solr and Bentley shut down Brooklyn. Ken Williams hits his 25th homer as the Browns win 10 7 over the Indians. Leach hits two homers as Phillies outblast Braves. Pirates triumph 14 16 in a rugged game. Cubs take a second straight from the Cardinals 7 4 with Alexander pitching. 1877 lawn tennis adopted by the All England Croquet Club reshaping the sport into lawn tennis.

St Phillips Triumphs 4-3 In Five Inning Clash

St Philips and St James break slump with a 4 3 win over St Margarets in a five inning game at F L B grounds. Machesky allowed six hits and fanned one. McCloskey gave up eight hits. Gonda Shornack Palumbo and Kube led the hitting as St Philips tallied all four runs. St Margarets tally came on an earlier push and Domélelek and McCloskey contributed in the field and at the plate.

St. Philips St. James St. Margarets Machesky St. Philips Boys McCloskey St. Margareta Gonda Shornack Patimbo Kube Philip-James R. WP Ace Shornuck Clegelka G. Kulha Mehalle Frankovich Mollic McParland Machesney St. Margare Domeéolek Domenick GO OU M. Orlands Palumbo G. Kuhlau Domealek Brown J. Mehalic

Japan Wins Davis Cup Doubles From Spain in Four Sets

In Baltimore on August 15 Japan defeated Spain 6-2 6-8 2-0 8-10 6-3 to win the Davis Cup elimination doubles. Takeichi Harada led the Japanese, backed by Zenzo Shimizu, as the Alonso brothers faced a back court game that produced many Spaniard errors before Spain rallied in the fourth set.

Baltimore Japan Spain Takeichi Harada Zenzo Shimizu Alonso Brothers Manuel Jose Jananess Tose Deuce

Bill James Heroic Pitching for Braves and Athletics

Bill James helped end the old machine era with airtight pitching for the Boston Braves in 1914. He later joined the Athletics in the World Series, posted a 26 win season, and stranded just 21 runs in 332 innings. His career waned after 1914, and he drifted back to the Pacific coast amid various offers and a Sacramento tryout.

Norman E Brown Seattle Wiuh James’ Work Boston Braves Dick Rudolph Letty Tyler Braves Athletics Bill Doak Cardinals James Tuna Rudolpn Tyler Pacific Coast Bravas Sacramento Offara Homaj West

High Street Sluggers Dominate in 17 to 4 Victory

Diamond Dust reports the High Street Sluggers routed the Scotland Wild Cats 17 to 4 at Glasser field on Friday. Key hitters include no gay and Shaw, with Qstroyki shaping the Sluggers pitching. Scotland Lane grounds hosted Friday morning’s 7 to 6 loss to the same club.

High Street Scotland Wild Cats Glasser Field Nogay Shaw Scotland Scotland Lane Qstroyki

Pitcher’s duel in the Divers vs Homestead game

Sha bleskey of the Divers faces Smith of Homestead in a pitcher’s battle. Both teams square off with tight scoreline and strong pitching duels shaping the outcome.

Baseball Leaders and Totals from 1925 Season Summary

The fragment lists batting and team totals for the 1925 American and National Leagues. Named players include Williams of the Browns, Bell of the Cardinals, Teague of the Phillies, Hornsby and Meusel among top hitters, with leaders like Hartnett and Simmons noted. The text cites various clubs and counts across leagues, reflecting season highlights and statistical leaders.

Williama Browns Burns Laohgnd Bell Cardinals Heniine Phillies Welsh Braves Hornsby Willams Hartnett Cubb Mensel Yankees Simmons Athletics Bottomsey Fournier Dodgers Wy Meusel Gianta Kelly Giants Wright Plincos Harper Puilliea

Doctor Orders Belgium Queen To Take Voyage

The court physician ordered Queen Elizabeth of Belgium to undertake a long sea voyage due to bronchial trouble. King Albert and the queen plan to depart early next month for a two month trip to Britain and India.

Belgium Internatiional Naws Serviers Brussels Elizabeth India

Seventh Ward Attends B and C Picnic at Chippawa Lake

Large crowd of Baltimore and Ohio employees and friends traveled to Chippawa Lake Ohio for the annual B and O railroad picnic. A special train arrived morning hours with numerous Seventh Ward residents among attendees including Mr and Mrs Perry Gormlex and daughters Margaret and Zella from West Madison avenue and others from Clayton and Cherry streets, Madison avenue, and Cedar street.

Baltimore & Ohio Chippawa Lake Seventh Ward Perry Gormlex Margaret Zella W. Madison Avenue George Wilkison Clayton Street John Robison W. Cherry Street William Morris Madison Avenue R. G. Gallagher Cedar Street Anna Parrish Ostone Beach Fla We, Horner L. M. Stickie Maxine Gladys Ashland Avenue Canton O. Mre Fred Freese Ott City Wias Truth Sarah Winger Baltimore J. A. MeAnley Edward Houk W. Madison Energy Harriet McCans Grace Cameron W. Va J. Hare-Cann W. Clayton Street Jack Bretter Allen N. Cedar Street Harrisburg

Mrs. Sample Injured In Pittsburgh Hip Fracture

Mrs. Mary Sample of Walnut Green fell Thursday in Pittsburgh and fractured her hip, now resting in Bellevue hospital. Chester Brack nine, son of Mr and Mrs Evans, broke his left arm near the wrist while playing near a highway building. Mr and Mrs J A Vounter plan a six week trip to Pike s Peak and Colorado springs. Mrs Sarah Weaver and daughters travel to Late College for two weeks to visit her mother. Church notices list revivals and union services with pastors Miner and Sniff.

Mary Sample Walnut Green Pittsburgh Bellevue Hospital Chester Brack Wallace Evans E. Madison Avenue Chester State Highway J. A. Voulter Ashland Avenue Canony Gramping Pikes Peak Colorado Springs Garden of the Gods Ae Lee State Colmeghe Sarah H. Weaver Kathleen Sarah Louise Mrs. Weaver

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