Nock Sins Triumph Over McKeesport In Low Scoring Win
New Castle defeats McKeesport 6 to 0 as Abbott leads with two hits and two runs while Hagen, Briger, and Weimer contribute key plays. McCreight struggles at times but secures the shutout, drawing 1500 fans on Ladies Day.
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McKeesport
Eastley
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Angels
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Briger
Abbott
McCreight
cCreight
Abbie
Getz
Bobby Quinn
Columbus
Bill Graffius
Shreveport
Hagen
R. Miller
Devers
Porter
J. Miller
Braun
Joe Briger
Crane
Schmaltz
Stutts
Slevin
Deevers
Hastley
Pastorius
Marquis Faces Rival Bid for Akron Polo Franchise
Akron Beacon Journal challenges Marquis over Akron polo plans and potential Ohio State league bid. The piece argues Marquis already holds Interstate League sanction and mocks rivals while mentioning expected support from investors to fund a team.
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Akron
Sam Marquis
Sam
Akron Beacon-Journal
Marquis
Jean
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Nocks May Play at Alliance Monday
New Castle and Canton will not play here next Monday. The game will be played at Canton Sunday with two games likely. The team returns Tuesday for a game with the Watchmakers and arrangements are made for a possible Alliance game next Monday in a big celebration.
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New Castle
Canton
Alliance
Sinking fund plan praised by Southern league official
Bill Phillips of Hast Liverpool cites the Southern league sinking fund as vital to financial stability. Each game contributes 10 percent to the league treasury to pay officers and umpires, support clubs in distress, and preserve the league's dignity. Only a portion, about 8,000 dollars, remains unused for dividends to owners. over 7,000 dollars paid in dividends last season.
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Southern League
Bill Phillips
Hast Liverpool
Phillips
Dixieland
Doubleheaders in American League end with Washington beat Pittsburg
Yesterday saw several doubleheaders across the leagues with Washington defeating Pittsburg in a key showdown. Phillies regroup as Philadelphia faces Pittsburgh while other matchups include New York at Chicago and Boston at Cincinnati.
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Pittsburg
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Beaver Falls Scholastics Organize Football Team Seeks Games
Beaver Falls Scholastics organize a football team in Beaver county and seek games with lightweight high school and athletic teams in Western Pennsylvania and Ohio. Interested teams should contact D. Wade Astry in Beaver Falls, Pa.
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Sporting Editor News
New Castle
Beaver County
Pennsylvania
Ohio
D. Wade Astry
Where C. and P. Teams Play Next Week
The schedule lists matchups for C. and P. teams from Sunday, August 30 to Saturday, September 5. Key games include New Castle at Canton, Akron at Erie, McKeesport at Youngstown, East Liverpool at Sharon, and Canton at Akron with multiple follow ups across the week.
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Erie
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Sharon Akron
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Liverpool
Weimer in Action Draws New Castle Scout Attention
Bill Graffius, signed by New Castle earlier, returned to scout Weimer with Shreveport ties. Graffius praised catcher Joe Briger and Abbott while noting Weimer’s hard hitting, two hits, and injury woes from McKeesport that limit baserunning and batting. Weimer battles ankle and hip injuries but keeps pushing.
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New Castle
Shreveport
Graffius
Weimer
Graffits
Joe Briger
Abbott
McKeesport
Terrace A. C. Edges Long Avenue Stars 9 8 in 12 Innings
Terrace A. C. defeated Long Avenue Stars 9 to 8 in twelve innings yesterday afternoon. Evans and Dugan paired as Battery for Terrace A. C. while Cromie and Hartland held the sticks for Long Avenue Stars. Dugan and Waters starred at the plate and Evans earned 15 strikeouts in a tough pitching showing.
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Terrace A. C
Cromie
Hartland
Waters
New Castle Forfeits O. and P. Franchise by Directors
New Castle Baseball association directors voted Saturday to forfeit its O. and P. league franchise. R. M. Read, secretary, cited inability to pay salaries and said the message was sent to President Morton in Akron. The franchise may be turned over to new owners, with plans to field a team next season and guarantee players’ pay.
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O. & P. League
Morton
Akron
New Castle
Charles H. Morton
Ohio
Harry Smith
R. M. Read
Ed McWilliams
Credit for Hobson in a tight win over McKeesport
The sporting editor notes Hobson earned the win as he held McKeesport to one hit and two runs until the ninth inning. Camnitz relieved and retired the final batter, but Hobson is credited with the victory. The piece emphasizes Hobson’s win and clears confusion about who earned it.
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Camnitz
Hobson
Kid Hagen Sets Unique 18-Inning Game Record
Kid Hagen holds a rare professional baseball mark as the only player to appear in three 18 inning games across three years all with the same 4 to 3 score. The News notes the remarkable coincidence that no other team has played more than one of these extended contests.
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Kid Hagen
Train Schedule Note From Cedar Point to Baltimore & Ohio
The notice lists $1.50 fares on Cedar Point and Baltimore & Ohio for an August 30 train departing Youngstown at 6 15 a m. The fragmentary snippet lacks full context but provides travel details and pricing.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Youngstown
Dunn Starts Training for Labor Day Fight
Jimmie Dunn formerly of New Castle now from Cleveland arrived in New Castle and will train for his Labor Day bout with Roy Brunson in Springfield Ohio. Dunn will work out with Tony Ross at South Mill Street training quarters and is in fair condition. Local friends believe he can defeat Brunson from Indiana.
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New Castle
Cleveland
Roy Brunson
Springfield
Dunn
Tony Ross
South Mill Street
Brunson
Indiana
Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Permanent Cure in New Castle
A New Castle resident testifies the Dean's Kidney Pills relieved long standing kidney and back pain after immediate improvement and permanent cure. The statement, later reaffirmed, notes continued use preventing recurrences and endorsements from others. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
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John Mansell
South
Jefferson Street
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dolittle Camping Club Wins Exhibit of North Springfield Ball Game
The Dolittle Camping Club from North Springfield, Pa., defeated North Springfield 14 to 4. Pitcher J. W. Sarver led New Castle with a strong showing while the Dolittle squad extends its winning streak and plans another game at the same site.
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Lake Erie
North Springfield
J. W. Sarver
New Castle
North Springfield Boys
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