New Castle High Cancer Camp Opens With Forty Candidates
New Castle high school football camp at Muddy Creek Falls prepares for forty candidates reporting late Sunday and Monday for the 1925 season opening drill at ten o'clock. Coaches Bridenbaugh Thomas and Klee organize light drills, signal practice, and team divisions as they push to mold a varsity eleven.
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Phil Bridenbaugh
Thomas
Bill Klee
Gridiron Warriors
New Castle
Muddy Creek Falls
Bridenbaugh
Klee
Cam
Ne-Ca-Hi
Tiger Flowers Beats Jock Malone in Tough Boston Bout
Tiger Flowers defeated Jock Malone in ten rounds in Boston last night. The fight was slow early and in doubt until the final stretch when Flowers rallied with a flurry of punches that lacked real danger.
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Tiger Flowers
Jock Malone
Boston
Tiger
Kinseys Lose Doubles Title
The American duo Vincent Richards and R Norris Williams II will face Australian pair Gerald Patterson and John B Hawkes in the national doubles championship at Longwood. Richards and Williams beat 1924 champions Kinsey in straight sets 6 1 8 6 6 2. Samuel Hardy and Walter L Pate won the national veterans doubles title for the second year running, defeating Myrick and Myers 6 3 6 4.
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Vincent Richards
Yonkers
N. Y
R. Norris Williams II
Philadelphia
Gerald Patterson
John B. Hawkes
Longwood Cricket Club
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California
Johnston
Griffin
Richards
Williams
Robert G
Local men named on Wild Life League committee
M. B. Reese and J. C. Williams of New Castle were chosen for the Wild Life League bird dog field trials committee for the annual meet at Conneaut Lake Park from Saturday September 5 to Wednesday September 9. The program includes an A K C licensed dog show and trap shooting with a new casting contest debuting at Conneaut Lake.
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The
Game Commission
J. C. Williams
New Castle
Wild Life League
Conneaut Lake Park
Conneaut Lake
Three Georgia Peaches By Feg Murray
A retrospective on Ty Cobb, William Stribling, and Bobby Jones as Georgia natives who burst onto major sports stages by age twenty and beyond. Cobb’s 1905 debut marks a long career near .375. Stribling battles toward heavyweight status with sixty four bouts in 1923-24. Jones rises to defend amateur golf titles at Oakmont in 1926.
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Georgia
William Lawrence Stribling
Stribling
Georgia Peaches
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Oakmont Country Club
Pittsburgh
New Castle to Battle Sharon in Fourth O P League Game
New Castle O P league club travels to Sharon to play the fourth game of the series with the Sharon Elks. Centennials hope to win with Paul McCullough or Joe Hartman pitching. If Sharon ties the series, a fifth game heads to New Castle. Bill Thompson may start Cannon against New Castle. Goldberg proposes fielding Brecks against the Centennials and Brecks, 1923 Lawrence champions, may join the series if invited. Weygant to face Sid Conn in Dayton Monday.
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New Castle O. & P
Sharon
Sharon Elks
Centennials
Paul McCullough
Joe Hartman
New Castle
Bill Thompson
Cannon
Grays
Temple
Goldberg
Henree
Lawrence County
McCulloughs
Brecks
Lawrence
Fairs, Local Boxers, and Weighs In at Idora Park Card
Reports suggest Weygant faces trouble after touring fairs last week. Tie led Butler fair but trained daily. Monday night brings Joey Sanger of Milwaukee versus Henry Leonard of Chicago at Idora Park with preliminaries including Alvie Miller vs Eddie Bowen.
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Tie
New Castle
Joey Sanger
Miwaukee
Henry Lenard
Chicago
Sanger
Rosey Stay
Lenard
Rosey
Toledo
Idora Park
Alvie Miller
Eddie Bowen
Baseball Results from National League Yesterday
Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 10 to 9 while New York beat St. Louis 4 to 3. Cincinnati topped Brooklyn 12 to 7 and Chicago won over Boston 6 to 4.
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St. Louis
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Chicago
Boston
Blue Goose A. C. to Play at Blacktown
Blue Goose A. C. travels to Blacktown Monday evening at five to face the Blacktown Independents. The Indies feature former Leesburg and Brent players. Blue Goose hopes to arrange a series with Croton A. C. Manager Dan Ross announced the trip and listed the touring squad: Palus Augustine Clem General Diatella Sam Ross F. Ross Costello Tip Richards Cole A. Richards H Biondi D Marcella A Biondi Dan Ross Fred Marcella.
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Brent
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Palus
Augustine
Clem General
Diatella
Sam Ross
F. Ross
Costello
Tip Richards
Cole
A. Richards
H. Biondi
D. Marcella
A. Biondi
Fred Marcella
GAMES TODAY IN MLB AND NBA ROSTER SHOWDOWNS
The schedule lists Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, St. Louis at New York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, and Chicago at Boston. Each matchup marks rival city clashes across leagues with venue and time to follow.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Baseball scores from a day in Major League trip
Scores show Detroit routed Philadelphia 8 to 1, Washington beat Chicago 3 to 2, St Louis edged New York 1 to 0, and Boston won 2 to 1 against Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit and other NBA matchups
A slate of league games includes Philadelphia facing Detroit, Washington taking on Chicago, New York playing St. Louis, and Boston clashing with Cleveland.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Ex-Studies To Play At Salem In Weekend Clash
The Ex-Studebakers travel to Salem Ohio Sunday afternoon to face the Salem Cubs junior champions of Columbiana county. Managed by Sebastian Isabella and Joseph Diana the Ex-Studies include former Studebakers players. They meet at Division and Mill Street at 10 AM for a car trip to Salem. record this year stands 21 wins 5 losses.
St. Paul Beats Columbus In Twin Bill Scores
In a series of baseball scores the St. Paul team edged Columbus 5 to 4 in one game and then won 10 to 9 in another. Louisville defeated Milwaukee 11 to 6 while Indianapolis outscored Kansas City 6 to 5. Toledo posted 10 to 9 over Minneapolis.
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American Association
St. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Baseball matchups listed for three cities
Upcoming games show Toledo at Minneapolis Columbus at St Paul Indianapolis at Kansas City and Louisville at Milwaukee noting scheduled cross city league pairings.
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Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Mike McTigue to Fight Berlenbach September 11
Former light heavy champion Mike McTigue is matched to face Paul Berlenbach on September 11. Jack Delaney who was slated to fight Berlenbach is ill with septic poisoning, leaving the bout in question.
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Mike McTigue
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Berlenbach
Local swimmer Dave Marks urged to contact carnival manager
Dave Marks is asked to communicate immediately with Alec Samuels, manager of the Loose Nut club water carnival. Samuels can be reached at 53533 or 4519.
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Dave Marks
Alec Samuels
Loose Nut Club
Samuels
Yankee Sluggers Lose 6 4 to Alley Stars at B and O Grounds
The Alley Stars defeated the Yankee Sluggers 6 to 4 at the B & O grounds. Morella pitched four hit ball for the Stars while Rudolph and Camplo provided long home runs. Turco and Gennock started for the Sluggers as Casalandra umpired.
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Alley Stars
B. & O. Grounds
Morella
Rudolph
Campoli
DeCarbo
Turco
Gennock
Casalandra
Water Carnival Draws Large Crowd at New Wilmington Junction
The Loose Nut Club stages its third annual water carnival at New Wilmington Junction with racing, canoe tilting, life saving, fancy diving, and new trolley stunts. Helen and William May perform a tumbling act as spectators anticipate thrills from a 30 foot cabe wire dive over the Neshannock River. The program begins at 2 30 p m and closes the 1925 season with canoe bouncing and high diving concluding the day.
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Loose Nut Club
New Wilmington Junction
Alec Samuels
Helen
William May
William Reynolds
Neshannock
Buccaneer Minims Name Grid Team For Fall Season
Buccaneer Minims, last year’s city midget football champions, will field a strong grid squad this fall with Erin Hanlon or Dario Baptiste as coach. Candidates list includes Captain Shields, Baptiste, Johnson, Conway, Perrotta, Davids, Wilkison, Love, Augustine, Sanders, M. Shellar, Linton, Rich, Whitman, Diana, Crenney, R. Shellar, and Kosola.
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Buccaneer
Erin Hanlon
Dario Baptiste
Hanlon
Shields
Baptiste
Johnson
Conway
Perrotta
Davids
Wilkison
Love
Augustine
Sanders
M. Shellar
Linton
Rich
Whitman
Diana
Crenney
R. Shellar
Kosola
Clowns Trim Cabs in Pittsburgh Victory
The Clowns defeated the Green Cabs 17 to 6 in Pittsburgh. Detroit's team dominance showed as opponents watched the Clowns instead of the ball, signaling a strong performance.
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Detroit Clowns
Green Cabs
Pittsburgh
Clowns
Lord Layler Wins 2:19 Trot at Latler Fair
The Latler fair concludes with Worthy Lord winning the $790 stake pace in straight heats and Lord Taylor taking the 2:19 trot in five heats. The Buzzard also wins the 2:19 pace. three times the gelding led from the pocket to secure the race. The meet features a 2:15 pace and two consolation races as weathered crowds watch the harness action.
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Bitler
Worthy Lord
Fred Spory
Mercer
Lord Taylor
Harper Brothers
New Castle
Buzzard Gray
Paul Browner
Cambridge Mass
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S.m
Bowser
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iWahl
Johnson
Ke BE
Silent Bingen
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Moony
Napoleon JI
S. S
Gallagher
Prince Don
Vonnson
Linson
Emeline Forbes
m.Crookston
Stella Axworthy
Crawford
Cerios Patch
Soles
Tae
the Buzzard
G Zg
Peter Clay, Jr
D. Tees
Lone Czar
B. m
Beetle
Billy Brent
Lee
J B
Br. G
Silent Annie
B. m. Crawford
Halile H
B. m. Cw
Naess So le
The
Almer SteDaniels
Ae Ona Lola
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Booher
Oro Lou
S. G
Bonzo
Fred Jones
Dygert
Manxie Princeton
Ascole Dawn
Rifffs Suffer Heavy Losses in Rif Campaign Drive
Spanish artillery in the Bent Onroghel district inflicts heavy casualties on Rif tribesmen as operations on a vast scale are expected to begin within ten days, according to International News Service dispatches from Melilla.
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International News Service
Melilla
Bent Onroghel
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