Pitchers Battle Goes To Hartman
The Erie Independents were held to three early runs as Hartman outpitched Righter for New Castle. Hartman struck out key Erie batters and benefited from a pivotal fourth inning, with Grinnen driving home the winning run in the seventh. Moska and Clauser led Erie with three hits each, but New Castle matched late offense to seal an 8 to 3 victory.
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New Castle
Lank McCullough
Paskert
Curst Tage
Sharon Elks
Ono
McCullough
Brown
Grinnen
Eric
Moske
Rugg
Rugge
Richter
Guinaugh
Hartman
Buriek
Holland
Flynn
Clauser
Moska
Erie
Thompson
Collins
Clanzer
Garland Trims Bell Telephone Nine In Tight Scrape
Garland bested Bell Telephone 11 to 4 as Braykovich and Vessella spearheaded the offense with two extra base hits each. Pitcher Butera worked six innings, fanning 18 while Leonard fanned four. Williams to Davids completed a double play as Stalen bases figured in the defense.
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Garlands
Braykovich
Mellor
Vessella
Adame
Onieka
Vargo
Butere
Leonard
Butera
Boy Leonard
Veasela
Westminster Grid Squad To Start Work Sept 10
Westminster New Wilmington Pa Aug 17 With Sept 10 the opening date for Westminster college football training camp the freshmen roster is strong Emil Krueger center Union NJ William Tonti tackle Academy Erie William Hamer guard East Erie John Wray tackle Ford City Tricia end Meadville Ward Campbell quarterback Erie veterans like Capt Bill Sands end Ed Pahle quarterback Erie Allan Hoffman guard Sharon Jiggs Harrilla backfield N Bradock meet for training grind Training table planned at Stun Dish Inn quarters at fraternity houses new arrivals and veterans in contact with manager Gerald McDonald
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New Wilmington
Aus
Westminster College
A. A. McDonald
Emil Krueger
Union High School
Weehoken
N. J
William Tonti
Academy High School
Erie
William Hamer
East High School
John Wray
Ford City
Tricia
Meadville High School
Ward Campbell
Bill Sands
New Castle
Ed Pahle
Allan Hoffman
Sharon
Walter Hawk
New Castle Teams Set For Third City Series Game
The third game of the city series between New Castle teams of the O P league and the New Castle Colored Stars will be played Wednesday afternoon at 5 34 at Centennial field. The series is tied 1 1 with two competitive wins. Lineups are not fixed but Thompson and Rhiel are expected to lead New Castle, promising a hard fought contest.
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Erle
Hari’ Wian'y Mort
Afta Collins
Bac
Ers
Maghe
Layden
Hugg
Hartman
Otter Erle
Richter
New Castle
Mach
Cvan
Eric
Erie
Clauser
Holland
Thompson
O. & P. League
New Castle Colored Stars
Centennial Ald
Rhiel
Lr Lneup
Fayette County 4 H Team Heads to Chicago Exposition
Fayette county 4 H live stock judging team will represent Pennsylvania in the boys and girls club contest at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. The team earned the highest score among qualified teams in Young Farmers Week judging contests at State College. Members: Duan Smock Paul Browderbis and Gert Lewin Vanderbilt. Expenses for the trip are funded by the Pennsylvania State College agricultural bureau Chamber of Commerce.
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State College
Fayette County
Pennsylvania
Chicago
A. L. Baker
Pennsylvania State College
Agricultural Bureau
Pennsylvania State College Chamber of Commerce
Duan, Smock
Paul Browderbis
Gert Lewin
Vanderbilt
Plans for South Side football team gathering Monday
Plans are under way for a South Side football team with players Flanna A Thomas T Thomas Row Phelps E Thomas D Williams E Taylor Harris Rodgers and others invited to report Monday evening August 24 at Reynolds and Mill Streets. G Williams serves as team manager.
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T. Thomas
Row
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E. Thomas
D. Wiliams
E. Taylor
Harris
Rodgers
G. Williams
Lawrence County League Standing Snapshot
Saturday results show Ellwood City 7 over Coaltown 2. Linion A C 11 over Energy Wampum 12 and QO Electrics 2. Mahoningtown and Bessemer 7.
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Linion A. C
Energy Wampum
QO Electrics
Mahoningtown
Bessemer
Pet
Elwood City
Wampum AL
Mahooningtown
Ae Union A. C
Oak A C Downs St Philips In 13-4 Victory
Oak A C won 13 4 against St Philips and James on Lehigh grounds Saturday afternoon. Reed pitched effectively allowing seven hits and nine strikeouts before Heasley relieved in the seventh. Calgelka started for St Philips and James, giving up 14 hits as Oak A C scored big in the first and fifth innings for the nine run total.
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Oak A. C
Lehigh
St. Philips and
St. James
Reed
Als
Heasley
Calgelka
Philips
James
Flaherty Stars as Mahoningtown Beats Bessemer Five Two
Lawrence county league pitchers shine as Flaherty of Mahoningtown strikes out 26 Bessemer batters at Bessemer on a Saturday. Mahoningtown wins 5 to 2 in a standout performance amid errors. Poikenan also fends off Flaherty with 12 strikeouts and some hits.
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Lawrence County
Flaherty
Mahoningtown
Bessemer
Marooningtown
Poikenan
Warren Dog Is Coon Hunt Winner at Pennsylvania Trials
Western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio spectators packed Naw Castle fair grounds as 260 dogs competed in the Lawrance County Coon Hunters association field trials. Dee Beatty of Warren, Ohio, won the final with a black and tan coon hound, earning a loving cup and a chance at the Grand Championship of Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
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Naw Castle
Lawrance County Coon Hunters Association
Cotton
Tarantum
J. Fred McKean
New Kensington Pe
Wild Life League of
Frank Fair
Sharon
Mercer County
Josenh McKnight
Mahoning
Who Cares For Form
In this excerpt sports columnist Feg Murray discusses how form does not always determine success. He cites Al Summong’s rough 1924 major league start and later improvement, compares Simmons and other athletes who thrived despite flawed form, and notes good form is not always essential across sports including golf, swimming, and rowing with historical examples.
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Connie Mack
Milwaukee
Simmona
Simmons
Firpo
Charlie Paddock
Arnie Borg
Stanford
Cornell
COLF
Diamond Dust: Turkey Hill Cubs top West Side Pirates 8 5
The Turkey Hill Cubs defeated the West Side Pirates by 8 to 5 on Scotland Lane grounds Saturday morning. Nesko and M Dutko’s hitting highlighted the game. Imperials and Oak A.C. scheduled to meet Wednesday at Walton grounds at 6 15 p m with Gillman to draw pitching.
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West Side Pirates
Scotland Lane
Nesko
M. Dutko
Imperials
Oak A.C
Walton Grounds
Gillman
Hill Top
Imperial
Mahoning A A Bessemer Baseball Scoring Confusion
A garbled report lists players and actions with errors such as baggera-Fulkerson and Stelen bases Fulkerson. Mentions pitchers Anderson Poikenen Struck out 12 and 20 at bats by Poikenen Finharty with umpires Patterson and O'Brien.
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Bessemer
Fulkerson
Stelen
Jones
Dittley
Frampton
Culbertson
Mit
Anderson
Olf Poikenen
Lof? Maherty A
Poikenen
Finharty
Patterson
O'Brien
Must Play Off Postponed Tilts
President William G. Andrews orders all Lawrence County league teams to reschedule and play off postponed games immediately. Season ends September 12, with all remaining games to be completed before then.
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William G. Andrews
Lawrence County League
Wilkison Captures Sweepstake Medal Play Title
Wilkison wins sweepstake medal event at New Castle Field Club with low net 69. W. D. Willson leads with 69, Wells posts o net score of Gf in Clauss as section winner. League victors: Class A Farr Lampe Taylor. Class B Love McMagster. Details of toss scores and caps follow.
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New Castle
W. D. Willson
M. BD. Wells
Clauss
J. S&s. Farr
H. & Lampe
HW. D. Taylor
Zeraner's Hurling Vanquishes Sharon in Shambles
New Castle Ohio report shows Zeraner's Hurling Vanquishes Sharon by majn. Scoring details include three daggers for Scott Musclet and Dyan. Key players Haines Zerhner Mason Hity by plieher. Mason Brown stealings, Weyman struck out four. Umpires Stone and Ludwis.
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Majn
New Castle
Sharon
Scott
Dyan
Zeraner
Brown
Haines
Laerice
Zerhner
Mason
Plieher
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Weyman
Stone
Ludwis
Wampum Tops Electrics 13 to 2 in County League
Dripps pitched superbly as the Wampum Crescents routed the 2 & 0 Electrics 13 to 2 at Radiator field. Cripps limited the Electrics to five safeties with six strikeouts, while Lugostine allowed ten hits as Wampum capitalized on three costly errors. Blythe led with three hits and a two bagger. Mundo Kroen Rodgers and Withers contributed timely hits. Mundo and Fonts anchored the defense.
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2. & O. Electrics
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Wampumites
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P. & O. Electrics
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Mullen
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Fundoots
American Girl to Swim English Channel Tomorrow
Miss Gertrude Ederle, the American girl, has completed training for her major feat. Weather permitting she will attempt to swim the English Channel to Dover starting at 7 am Tuesday.
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Channel Swim
Boulogne-Sur-Mer
Gertrude Ederle
Dover
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