Nocks Triumph In Close Return Home To Akron
New Castle hosted Akron and won a tight game amid errors and dramatic late scoring. Stutts delivered the key hit in the eighth inning driving Schmaltz home as Weimer, Schmaltz, and McCreight sparked the comeback. Breckenridge struggled on the mound, and Abbott was controversially ruled out at third.
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New Castle
Akron
Jack Breckenridge
Dick Carroll
McCreight
Stutts
Schmaltz
Callahan
Calahan
Abbott
Mr. Pastorius
Weimer's Narrow Hitting Forces Patience at Plate
Yesterday Breckenridge and Carroll worked to keep Weimer from hitting as he batted. He opened a rally with a single, drew a walk in two different spots, and later scored after Carroll’s frenzied reaction.
New Castle Defeats Akron in Slow Scoring Game
New Castle played strong baseball with solid innings except the fifth frame, when Akron scored two unearned runs after three errors. Key plays included Porter’s squeeze, Callahan's miscue in center, and Abbott's ninth inning error, followed by sharp defense to finish.
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New Castle
Porter
Broderick
Breen
Stutts
Murphy
Callahan
Weimer
Abbott
Aseer
Akron
Hagen
Schwartz
Pete Porter
Where O. and P. Clubs Play This Week
A schedule lists games from Tuesday to Saturday with matchups involving Akron Canton East Liverpool McKeesport New Castle Youngstown Sharon Charon and Erie. Notable August dates include August 25 through 29 with multiple cross towns and venues across Ohio and nearby cities.
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Akron
New Castle
East Liverpool
Youngstown
Canton
Charon
McKeesport
Sharon
Erie
McKesport
Brownie Blames Second Division Clubs For League Trouble
Ed Brown, sporting editor of the New Castle News, accuses second division clubs of bringing disaster upon the league by not playing ball for over a month. He argues the fault lies with their lack of effort.
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Ed Brown
The
New Castle News
Brownie
Youngstown
Big East Basketball Matchups Clock Key City Showdowns
Cleveland visits Philadelphia as Detroit travels to Washington and St. Louis meets New York while Chicago faces Boston in a slate of early season games.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland Athletics
Detroit
Washingto
Pet
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BR. Tas Vcvccicce
Cleveland
Wenees
Chicago Soeese
Neste
Washington Ovesee
OGG Bove
Orodbenwenes Ees
Washington
Steel Mill teams clash in dull 14 to 4 victory
The Steel Mill defeated the Friend ship A C by 14 to 4 in a tame game. Payne for the FAC walked nine and hit five, driving in five runs in the third. Cummings and Hains played it easy for the Steel Mill, with K of C to face them next Wednesday on the steel mill grounds.
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Steel Mill
A. C
Payne
Cummings
Hains
K. of C
Double Header With Canton Saturday
Next Saturday a baseball double bill with Canton will be offered and promoters hope for a large crowd. Canton has drawn well here in the past and officials plan a booster day with fans paying 50 cents for tickets to the two games.
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Canton
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward and Testimony
One hundred dollar reward offered for an incurable catarrh case. Endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin and others affirm F J Cheney Co of Toledo. Cure taken internally and claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free, price one dollar per bottle. Also promotes Hall's Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Ake Hall
Polo Outlook Enthusiasm Builds For Interstate Season
Ted Lewis, star polo player, returns to Indianapolis to push a strong season in the Interstate league. He aims to balance teams in New Castle, lure back top stars, recruit referees, and set plans for an October start with a New Castle polo venue.
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Ted Lewis
Samuel Marquis
Indianapolis
Ted
Polo
New Castle
Jimmie Cameron
Youngstown
Youngstown Presses to Extend Season as League Debates End Date
The O P league debates closing up to September 13 or later as Youngstown seeks to quit on September 7. towns differ with New Castle East Liverpool Sharon Canton McKeesport and Akron weighing crowd attendance and seasonal flexibility. Fans rally for longer play while some clubs threaten quitting early amid rivalries and regional pride.
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Youngstown
New Castle
Canton
Erie
Akron
Champs
Pittsburg
East Liverpool
Sharon
McKeesport
Pee
Eric
Weimer Back in Action Amid Late Season Pow
Weimer walked twice and posted a perfect batting average after returning to the lineup. Porter hit a peach of a triple and Eddie Murphy contributed a two base hit before remarks about Old Ladies home. Akron defeated New Castle 17 to 2 while Stutts made a noted play at first. A double header is planned for Saturday as the season winds down.
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Porter
Eddie Murphy
New Castle
Weimer
Joe Briger
Cantin
McCreight
Hagen
Schwartz
Akron
Eddie
Davidson
Ellwood City Clash Sought In Wrestling Bout
Clem Hackenberg, manager of Cyclone Bauer, seeks a best two of three falls match against Ellwood City's Jack Sirbel for 100 a side in Graeco Roman or catch as catch can. Bauer previously lost to Ed Reilley of Ellwood. Hackenberg aims for a rematch with a Bauer handicap option if Reilley agrees.
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Clem Hackenberg
Butler Fair Special Train Schedule This Week
Return fare is $1 via Western Allegheny railroad for the Butler fair. Travel dates August 25 to 28 with return by August 29. A special train leaves Butler at 8 p.m. on August 26 and 27 to New Castle and intermediate points.
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Western Allegheny Railroad
Butler Fair
Butler
New Castle
Edenburg Beats Youngstown Club 5–0 for Seventh Straight Win
Edenburg defeated Youngstown Club 5 to 0 as Reeble led the offense with four plate appearances, a home run and two doubles. McCullough pitched well with 11 strikeouts as Edenburg stretched its streak to seven, with Pulaski slated to visit next Saturday.
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Edenburg
Reeble
Youngstown
Pulaski
McCullough
Baseball Gossip from the O P League and Local Clubs
Wilbur Goode shines for Cleveland while O P League shifts schedule toward September. McKeesport debuts, Newark’s Pinkney leads with .383. Ray Miller belts 15 home runs all at McKeesport home lot, with none at New Castle.
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Wilbur Goode
Cleveland
Johnnie Ray
Presbyterians
Ashtabula
Bernie McCay
McKeesport
Columbus
Akron
New Castle
East Liverpool
Sharon
Canton
Youngstown
Goode
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Bob Hart
New York
Charles Pinkney
Newark
Charley
Ray Miller
Miller
Lawyers Defeat Newspapermen in Cascade Park Thriller
The Lawyers beat the Newspapermen 15 to 5 at Cascade Park as the Scribblers suffer injuries. Gresham exits with a lame arm and Hennon fractures a finger ending his season. Uber pitches poorly yet receives strong support from base running and a late McBride running catch.
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Waterloo
Cascade Park
Gresham
Hennon
Uber
Quincy McBride
Former O. P. player arrested in Niles for assault
Charles Crow once with the O. P. club is jailed in Niles on peace disturbance charges after allegedly striking Mrs. Mike Salimando on the street. She is said to have swung a bent poker at him, causing injuries that keep him from being active as his hearing is continued.
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Charles Crow
Charles
Niles
Mike Salimando
Exhall
Dunn Explains Kilbane Trouble In Running Feud
Cleveland writer Jimmie Dunn defends his decision to hire 17 year old Tommy Kilbane over Johnny Kilbane. Dunn claims Johnny grew jealous after Tommy joined his crew in July and that Tommy is as capable and trainable as Johnny. Dunn asks Ed to publish the truth and notes Tommy previously beat Johnny at Lorain last year.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Co. E. Brown
Sporting Editor News
New Castle
Johnny Kilbane
Tommy Kilbane
Johnny
Tommy
Grace M. E. Downs Epworth in Fast Baseball Contest
Grace M. E. ball club defeated Epworth 7 to 1 on Monday evening. Collie pitched for Grace M. E. and limited Epworth to five hits while Castle hit a home run. Greer allowed 11 hits and no WW includes details of base on balls and stolen bases, with Grace M. E. stealing nine bases to Epworth’s three.
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Edenburg
Murdock
Hoover
Ashton
McCullough
Youngstown
Clear
Price
Mulford
J. Schrader
F. Schrader
Reeble
Robinson
Park
Cleal
Barnes
Haun
Stanley
Schrader
McFee
Grace M. E
Epworth
Collie
Grace
Rum Greer
Castle
Connelly
Greer
Epworth M. B
City Considers Site Purchase for Youngstown Dump
The city of Youngstown is seriously considering purchasing a site for use as a municipal dump. Officials review potential locations and weigh costs, environmental impact, and long term waste management needs.
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Youngstown
Rugs on sale in August 1904 at Wiltone and Tapestry firms
Tuesday, August 26, 1904 advertisement promotes genuine Brussels tapestries and 9 by 12 Wiltone Rugs. It touts large assortments with medallion and Oriental styles, colors and pile quality, priced at 13.50 to 25.00, claiming substantial savings from typical 30.00 values.
Hindipo Kidney Cure Pay Guarantee Offered by Druggists
New Castle druggists Love & Megown advertise Hindipo as a kidney cure and nerve tonic with a full satisfaction guarantee. They promise to refund if it fails to help, urging readers to try the product and note the strong endorsement from customers.
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Love
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