Minor League Managers Struggle in O P League Race
The O P league sees frequent managerial changes as teams chase a winning season. Bill Phillips of Rust Liverpool and Jack Breckenridge of Akron stand out as successful bosses, while cases like New Castle, McKeesport, Canton, Youngstown, and Sharon reveal upheavals and fan pressure as teams fight for top spots.
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O. P
Bill Phillips
Rust Liverpool
Jack Breckenridge
Akron
Jack
Walter East
Phillips
New Castle
Pete Porter
Kid Hagen
Pete
McKeesport
Bill McCay
Fastley
Eastley
McCay
Angels
Eric
Tony Crane
Erie
Dick Nallin
Nallin
Crane
Canton
Eddie Murphy
Linday
Youngstown
Sam Wright
Sam
Sharon
van Patterson
Van
Shelby Steel Rout Wampum In County Championship Lead
Shelby Steel of Ellwood City defeated Wampum 9 to 6 at Rock Point. Cyler pitched for Shelby with a double and a triple, while Wampum’s Clark started and was knocked out early as Sidip faltered. Two Shelby stars were injured but expected back for next Saturday’s Forge team title showdown.
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Rock Point
Shelby Steel
Ellwood City
Wampum
Wampumites
Shelby
Clark
New Castle
Sidip
Ellwood City Forge
Cyler
Ellwood
Forge
One Sided K of C. Masonic Victory at Cascade Park
The K of C Masonic team won one sidedly at Cascade Park on Thursday evening with an 11 to 1 score. Akron beat New Castle 17 to 2 in Akron on August 21 as McCreight struggled on the mound and New Castle offered little resistance while Akron players filled positions unclearly.
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K. of C.masonic
Cascade Park
K. of C
Akron, CO
New Castle
Akron
McCreight
Dick Carroll
Murray
Carroll
Crane
Wilson
Ellwood Forge tops Koppel in rock Point clash
Ellwood City Forge defeated Koppel 6 to 2 Thursday at Rock Point. Hawke pitched for Ellwood with solid support, McCage allowed eight hits for Koppel, Mullen shined at short in Ellwood’s win.
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Ellwood City Forge
Koppel
Rock Point
Ellwod
McCage
Nocks
Ellwood
Hawke
Forge
Mullen
Pay Day Notice At American Sheet Tin Plate New Castle Works
Employee of the tin house assorting room and boxing department will be paid in full on Saturday August 22 from 8 30 to 11 am at the regular pay window No other departments included B J Ross Manager Cheap excursions on all railroads to the Butler fair Everybody invited Most everybody goes August 25 28
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Tin House
American Sheet & Tin Plate Company
New Castle Works
B. J. Ross
Local Basketball Pairings Span New Castle Canton to McKeesport
The schedule lists New Castle versus Canton and Erie versus Akron with Sharon hosting East Liverpool in two games along with Youngstown visiting McKeesport.
Johnnie Rays Actors to Play Ball With Newspaper Men
Amateurs from Johnnie Rays company face the citys newspaper men in a charity baseball game at the park after the league contest. Proceeds help Carl Smith a local ball player in the hospital. admission is by collection. The event aims to showcase a clash between actors and reporters, with several college players on Ray s squad.
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Johnnie Ray
New Castle
Johnnie Ray Company
Johnnie
Ray
Ball Park
Carl Smith
Smith
Sports matchups headline
Cleveland plays Philadelphia in a key clash while Detroit visits Washington Chicago hosts Boston and St Louis travels to New York in a busy schedule across the league.
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Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
OURO
Ema
Cleveland
York
Washington
Wubmenmaes
Seeaes Pidees
L. Pet
Detroit
Wenn
St. Louis Eeveesees
Chicago Ee Ee
Philadelphia Ee Ee
Shoaf's Trotter Wins 2:20 Trot at Jefferson
Sam Karnes driven by Clyde Shoaf won the 2:20 trot at Jefferson Ohio in three straight heats after a third place first appearance. Competitors Sandy Jack Wilkes Guy and Dovell chased throughout. heat times 2:21 1 4, 2:19 1 4, 2:20 1 4 and 2:22 1 2.
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Sam Karnes
Clyde Shoaf
Jefferson
Sandy Jack
Wilkes Guy
Dovell
Cleveland
Local Notables Visit Harla nsburg and Nearby Areas
Miss Elizabeth Locke visits Hillsville while churches close for repairs. Annetta Locke returns from Grove City. Odd Fellows Day seen at Cascade Park with local attendees. Mrs Hannah McConnell attends U P day at Rock Point. W H Amberson of New Castle visits over Sunday. Will Johnson of Ellwood City visits Rev R H Thomas. Clara Glass of Cleveland visits her parents. Pittsburg visitors enjoy two weeks at Hiram Turner cottage. R H Thomas returns from Ellwood City vacation. Robert Peeples and Frank Brown plan to attend Ohio State Agricultural College this fall. Sara Peeples visits Niagara Falls and nearby sites. B Y P U social at parsonage funds go to repairs. Anna Courtney and Vida Van Horn of Grove City visit Dr D T Cleland. Presbyterian church reopens after two weeks. Rev Corad spent vacation fishing. Village looks improved with weed mowing and paint. Mr and Mrs Jacob Wallace and Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Hazen visit John McCracken family. Mrs T P Brown hosts Epworth League at Temperance hotel with games and music and refreshments.
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Elizabeth Locke
Hillsville
Baptist Church
Annetta Locke
Grove City
Odd Fellows
Cascade Park
Hannah McConnell
U. P
Rock Point
W. H. Amberson
New Castle
Will Johnson
Ellwood City
R. H. Thomas
Clara Glass
Cleveland
Frank Glass
Pittsburg
Hiram Turner
Robert Peeples
Frank Brown
Agricultural College
Columbus
Ohio
Sara Peeples
Niagara Falls
Jacob Wallace
Nathaniel Hazen
John McCracken
T. P. Brown
Epworth League
Temperance Hotel
McKee Medicine Half-Price Coupon Offer
The News offers readers a half price sale on a top selling medicine through a coupon. Readers must cut out the coupon and present it at McKee Medicine Store to receive the discount.
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McKee
McKee Medicine Store
Coupon for Dr. Howard’s remedy at half price offered
A store advertises a coupon entitling the holder to one 50 cent package of Dr Howard's medicine for constipation and dyspepsia at 26 cents. It guarantees money refunds to any dissatisfied purchaser from McKee's Medicine Store.
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Dr. Howard
McKee’s Medicine Store
Dr Howard's Cure for Constipation Promises Refund
In New Castle Dr Howard's preparation for constipation and dyspepsia is praised by Mr McKee who offers it at half price and pledges a full refund if it fails to cure. The remedy is presented as a proven treatment with numerous local successes and a money back guarantee.
Where O. and P. Clubs Play This Week
Thursday August 20 New Castle at Akron Erie at Canton Youngstown at East Liverpool Sharon at McKeesport. Friday August 21 Sharon at East Liverpool. Saturday August 22 Erie at Akron Sharon at East Liverpool Youngstown at McKeesport.
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New Castle
Akron
Erie
Canton
Youngstown
East Liverpool
Sharon
McKeesport
Local Visitors Spend Time on The Ridge and Nearby Areas
Oak Ridge resident William Fishburn of New Castle visits friends on Big Run. Audley Boaks visit friends near Conneaut Lake. Mrs. W W Stevenson of New Castle visits her father-in-law James Stevenson on the Ridge. Minnie Butler of Clinchport Virginia visits her uncle Thomas Stevenson for a few days. Mrs Margaret Leathers and daughters Sarah and Alice of 69 Court Street visit on the Ridge.
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William Fishburn
New Castle
Big Run
Mrs
Audley Boak
Conneaut Lake
W. W. Stevenson
James Stevenson
Minnie Butler
Clinchport
Virginia
Thomas Stevenson
Margaret Leathers
Sarah and
Alice
69 Court Street
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