Forty Grid Candidates Report For Training Camp
New Castle high school selects a large squad for football training at Maddy Deevels Falls beginning Monday. Captain Ralph Div and Johnny Deftford lead a group of players as three daily practice stations and new equipment prepare the contingent for the season opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ray
Quit Hiidenbaugh
New Castle
Maddy Deevels Falls
Ericheon Warriors
Ie Sajagd
Ralph Div
Johnny Deftford
Walter Soaner
Robert Pats Yon
Harry Robinson
Clarence Klaber
George Pax'' Thomas
Johnny Shiels
Carl Ulrich
Lester A Maxwell
Lawrence Jones
MM Kirk
Charles Crawl
Wallace Mott
Jaci Christman
Philip Dickson
Rank Sundifer
John Rusan
Tour Monaco
Y Burley
Frank Fuonard
Alelder
Johnny Katthy
Vwatemond
Robert Coll
Haydon
Johnny Allgnod
Mark Turk
George Rich
Charles
Tip Richards
Ernest F £Ichaer
Edward Gibson
Benninghoy
Don Youur
Robert Milliseon
Harold Hammond
Jack Fisher
Shoat
Netagon Wergant
David Johns
Bridenbaugh
Ralph MH. Gardner
New Castle Players Travel for Grove City Match
Grove City hosts a sixteenth inter club contest as New Castle Country Club sends 25 players to challenge the Grove City team on the local course. The series features players including Murre Carruthers Graham Campbell and Kelly, with returns set against Tarentum Greenville and New Castle to finish the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
New Castle
Grove, City
Donn Murre M. Carruthers
Frank P. Graham
Wy. Campbell
H. A. Kelly
0. White
W. G. Resgle
RN. KR. Smith
Rom. Slontgomery
R.A. Bastr Luana Murray
H. B. Thomas
W Purvis
T. A. Sampson
Ft. C. Pallock
M. O. Robbins
J. W. Clark
B.A. Montgomery
George Purvis
R. E. Thorn
A. Stranahan
Levi Deal
D. H. Firm
D. G
New Guada
Lagu
Greenville
Independents Top Studebakers In 10-1 Rout
Independents defeated Studebakers 10 to 1 at the B and O grounds. Marino hurled four singles and struck out ten to pace the Independents, who built a 4-0 lead through three frames and then extended it with a six-run fourth inning. Copple and Blondi starred for the Studebakers with several hits, while Valiensi took the loss for the lasers and Casaccia was plunked by a pitch.
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Studebakers
Hellan Amcum Independents
B. & O. Grounds
Lawrence County
Independents
Ith
Marino
Minuys
Studabakers
Tugseuest
Copple
Blondi
Pancarella
Valiensi
Cas
Mash
Topano
Oak A C Triumphs Over Polish N A in Big Win
Oak A C defeated Polish N A 25 to 4 at Lehigh Cement grounds. Hankonen pitched for Oak A C with Ellsworth for Polish N A. Smolnik homered and Smolik hit a three bagger. Lineups feature Russell, Fenati, Jones, Smolik, Ellsworth, and others in a lopsided early-season tilt.
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N. A
Lehigh Cement Grounds
Oak A. C
N .4
Ash
Hankonen
Ellaworth
Smolnik
Oak
C. Russell
Vouti
Dahlberg
McKissick
Fenati
Goo Smolik
Ellsworth
Polish N. A
Oak A
Fionkonen
Soukonem
Diamond
Tusrel
Houkonen
Fox Elworth
Elsworth
Howard
Mel Kissick
New Castle Juniors Defeat Cascade All Stars 8 4
New Castle Juniors beat Cascade All Stars 8 to 4 in a six inning game at Radiator Field. The Juniors erupted in the second, fourth and sixth frames as Zolaro earned the win on the mound. Johnny Melder allowed eight hits but belted a long triple for Cascade.
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New Castle
Cascade All Stars
Zolaso
Johnny Melder
Initings
All Stars
Noew Castle
Tuntars
Zolara
Mollie
Mascade All Stars
J. Meldher
Hughes
Pirates to Meet Cincinnati Reds in Home Series
Pirates head home for a three month stretch with a September 20 opener against the Reds in Pittsburgh as MecKechnie’s club aims for the NL flag. The schedule includes a Reds series, Cubs, Cardinals, and a season finale against the Giants, with ticket orders opening after official pricing announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Bult McKachnie
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buceos
MecKechnie
Buccos
Bold
Cinckanati Reds
Rogers Haornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
Sunflower Tallest Bloom Reported on McClelland Ave
Mrs. Martha Gillespie of McClelland Avenue reports a sunflower in her garden reaching twelve feet in height and unusually tall.
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McClelland Ave
Martha Gillespie
McClelland Avenue
Willie McFarlane’s summer run of low scores in golf years
The article recounts Willie McFarlane’s two week stretch of low scoring during a summer, noting he shot at least ten rounds on different courses in the U S A or nearby. It lists several scores at Quaker Ridge Hudson River Westchester Hills Donwood and Oak Ridge and mentions a modern scoring record in baseball and other historical notes from the era.
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Willie McFarlane
Willie
Quaker Hidge
Hudson River
Westchester Hills
Donwoodls
Oak Ridge
Gui
Nina Sa
Braves Edge Pirates 2-1 in Boston opener
Johnny Rawlings delivered the pivotal break with a fifth inning run as the Braves beat the Pirates 2 to 1 in Boston. Jess Barnes outpitched Yde, Pirates star Traynor produced a three-base hit but the home team held on for the win.
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Braves
Boston
Johnny Rawlings
Pirates
Beaneaters
Rawlings
Geerond
Barnhart J
Jess Barnes
Yde
Great Dane
Traynor
Somerville
Pittsburgh
AB. R. IL
P. A. Moore
Cuyler
Mist
Barnnart
U G Wright
Grantham
Gooch
Smith
Welch
Manu
Burrus
Felix
Q Padgett
O'Neile
GI Barnes
Pittaburgh
Pitcaburgh
Zephy ‘Traynor
Wright
Balle
Barnes
Yee
Sooch
Baseball scores and notable hits from a busy day
Giants edge Reds 7 to 6 to gain on Pirates. Thirmes hammers a two run single in a pitching duel. Cubs top Phillies 19 to 8 after five homers and seven doubles. Dodgers win 6 to 4 over Cardinals with 17 hits. Mongel belts two homers in Yankees 7 to 4 win. Cobb drives nine first inning runs in Boston rout 14 to 4. Senators beat Browns 2 to 0. Indians edge Athletics 4 to 3 on a triple play.
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Jess Thirmes
Glint Tallstott
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Phillies
Ty Cobb
Boston
Baseball Leaders and Notable Players of the Era
A fragmented recap from 1924 1925 baseball stats highlighting national and American leagues. Mentions players like Hornsby Williams Mensel Hartnett Simming Fournier Bottomley Kelly Mansel Hurgger Ruch Wright with team associations Cardinals Browns Yankees Cubs Giants Pirates and Phillies. Sparse OCR data presents leaders and names with scattered scores.
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To'l Meusel
New Yorke
Hellmann
Detroit
Fournitr
Brooklyn
Ab Harper
Philadelphia
Brooks
Chicago
Eeee Do Et Wiliams
Bell
St. Louis
Hacline
Phiadelphia
Huber
Asny
Hornsby
Cardinals
Williama
Browns
Mensel
Yankees
Hartnett
Cubs
Simming
Athlecies
Fournier
Robins
Bottomley
Kelly
Giants
Mansel
Hurgger
Piles
Ruch
van Sheas
Wright
Pirates
Kennel Club Corn Beast Event at Mt Jackson
Lawrence County Kennel Club members plan a dog lovers gathering next Saturday August 29 at C M Jordan's farm near Mt Jackson. A core roast ice cream and sandwiches menu is set with field trials for birds rabbit dogs and hounds. Attendees may bring families and arrange transport via Chauncy Davis or Joseph Williams.
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Lawrence County Kennel Club
C. M. Jordan
K. J. Stierer
Goldendale Creamery
Mt. Jackson
Jordan
Gulu
Flelid
Triai
Gor
Bird
Cogs
Beagles
Chauncy Davis
City
Joseph Willams
Lawrence Savings & Trust
Mandell Upsets Seaman in New York Lightweight Clash
Sammy Mandell of Rockford Illinois outpointed Sally Seaman of New York in a keenly watched Coney Island bout. Mandell won five rounds to Seaman two with three even, using sharp left jabs and outgeneraling Seaman who failed to halt his rhythm. In the semi finals Jana Zivic of Pittsburgh scored a technical knockout over Joe Tiplitz of Philadelphia in the third round after Tiplitz dropped his guard. the Philadelphia manager threw in the towel.
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Conternational News
Sarsigh
New York
Sammy Mandell
Rockford, WI
Metle
Conssus
Rockford
Jana Zivic
Pittsburgh
Joe Tiplitz
Philadelphia
Tipliiz
Zivte
Tiplitz
Phil Glassman
Hestern Champ Leads Sarazen at Salisbury Open
MacDonald Smith, defending western open champion, led after the first day at Salisbury Golf Club Garden City with three under par 140. He produced two eagles and eight birdies amid a field of 134, while rivals like Geng Raven and Jim Maiden trailed by margins of one to five strokes.
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Garden City
Salisbury Golf Club
MacDonald Smith
Lekerville
Smith
Salisbury
Yeore
Gengraven
Jauires
Metropoliten Pon Sn
Jim Maiden
Neasan
Matder
Jack Mackie
Inwood
New York
Giants Buy Pitcher Klinger From Clarksburg
Giants purchase pitcher Klinger from Clarksburg W Va team in the Middle Atlantic league. Klinger will report to the New York Giants after the current season. The Detroit Americans also sought to buy him but were blocked by McGraw.
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Iornational News Service
Onsburg
Io—nger
Clarksburg
W. Va
New York Giants
Klinger
Giants
Detroit Americans
McGraw
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Thomas
Rico
Lenbaugh
Thames
Bit Klee
Caay
Tepion Kleh
New Castle Golf Players
Sie
Fendrich, Inc
Evansville
Ind
A. A. Brugger
Peach Street
Tria
North Mill Street
McCey Water Car Co
Chevrolet
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Mercer Street
Inga
Maring In Ine
P.O. A
Capple
Ah Long
Putrucci
Tonang
Rf Rosg
Pasarella
Stadebakers
Biondi
Capechie
Valensi
Pudagona
DeMuccio
Nico
Casella
Mareetla
Ira
A. C
Pirse
Smolnik Clouis
Cascade
Jim Bottomley
Loos
Roger Hornsby
Haydler
Centennial Field
Egainet iManager Dede Paskert
Tuccos
Chicago Cubs
Fittsburgh
Robbie Maranvillé
Buecos
Iseriaa
Mound City
Bayton
Ayail
Feg
Arthur Irwin
Raine
Lastan
Providence
Malota
MacFarlane
Giano
HA Ris Set Harbor
Malta
Buni
Barney
Yde J
Rigler
Wart
Wileson
Dodgers
Mongel
White Sox
Clichton
Puszle
Senators
Washington
Indians
Kennel Club
Mt Jackson
AG Sherer
Vann
Mandell
Seaman
New York City
Ford
Overland
Maxwell
Star
Willard
Hestern Champ
Sarazen
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