New Castle Bas Team Chooses Between Lowe and Kennedy
New Castle base baseball club has its roster set for next season with manager to be picked between Bobby Lowe and Sam Kennedy. Lowe seeks a franchise in a strong league, possibly A or at least B, and would take charge if alongside Kennedy. The lineup includes McCreese, Arie, Abbott in the outfield. Studder, Schmalts, Negle, Stutts in the infield. pitchers Carmnitz, Lynch, McCreight, Hobson, Craft, Maylin. Ulrich/Miller/My mph back-stop, Arthurs to audition at third, and Tom McCrossen added to the outfield.
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New Castle
Bobby Lowe
Sam Kennedy
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Oufield
McCreesep
Aarie
Abbott
Studder
Schmalts
Negle
Stutts
Carm
C. P. Magnates Held A Meeting Tuesday
A Tuesday league meeting disclosed Akron had no representation and few knew of it Akron and Youngstown were discussed with candidates for president named Charles Power and Ian Weright Youngstown will field a baseball team and join the O P league while Akron plans to play in the same circuit The article also notes unusually long seaweed plants and a brief aside about charity among women from the Atchison Globe text
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Youngstown
Ohio
Pennsylvania
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Ian Weright
Ellwood City forms large duckpin league
Ellwood City forms a major duckpin league in Lawrence County with three players per team and one utility. Officers elected include President B F Ross and Vice President J N Ganeo. A schedule committee was named and start of season planned for next week with two games weekly.
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Ellwood City
Lawrence County
B. F. Ross
G. ¥. Fike
J. N. Ganeo
Glass House No. 1
Ganeo
Wilton
Keson
Swener
Band—Williams
Wylie
Berger
Wilkinson
Garlock
Nelson
D. Ott
H. Ott
Byers
W. Byers
Schrieber
Wasser
Forge
Butler
Gillespie
Rankin
Ellwood City Hopes For New Plant Tied To Electric Contract
Ellwood City may attract a new combined electric lighting and manufacturing plant if a favorable contract is awarded for the boroughs electric light supply. Frank Douthett intends the plant if his company secures the contract. bids and council actions dominate the outcome. A neighboring company may submit a lower bid and seek a 10 year light contract, with plant work to begin and operation within 30 days if approved. Meanwhile, a new stack is being erected at the electric plant as renovations continue.
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Ellwood City
Frank Douthett
Mr.Douthett
Bilwond City
Correct standing of duckpin teams in New York slums
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss criminal distribution in New York City, arguing that lawbreakers are more common west of Broadway and east of Seventh Avenue than in what are known as the poor sections around Herald Square and Forty-second Street. The text is a partial, garbled excerpt with no clear event or date.
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Waverly
Steve Yue
Waverly Oil Works Co
Tutependen
New York City
Brondway
Seventh Avenue
Herald Square
Forty-second Street
Collegians sweep Union team in City Duckpin league
The Collegians defeated the Union team at Fellowship alleys, first in the city to win all games in a contest. Hildebrand led with 612 total, Mechling of Union scored 395. Final tallies show the Collegians dominant in every string.
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Mechling
W Dan
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Ceesteepsteei Ciceeeeee
Rattlesnakes and Life Lessons in August Warnings
Rattlesnakes strike with no rattle in August heat, shedding skin forms joints, and age cannot be inferred from jolts. Rattle snakes inhabit the western hemisphere. A Q and A on separation offers humorous legal advice. Life’s balance of happiness and sorrow comes with wisdom to help others. Jamaica Ginger commands high prices with favorable yields.
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Western Hemisphere
Argentina's Rise in Latin America and Rural Focus
Buenos Ayres Herald notes Argentina as the leading Latin American nation, favoring pastoralist ties and market production with limited outside interest. An Atchison Globe item mentions a married teacher who would calm horses at the fire department when school bells rang for three years.
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Latin America
Buenos Ayres Herald
An Atchison
Atchison Globe
CAMN S KIDNEY REMEDY CLAIMS 40 YEARS OF CURE
An old time health ad touts CANN S KIDNEY REMEDY as a trusted cure for kidney and urinary troubles. It links backache, urinary abnormalities, headaches, and digestive complaints to kidney or liver distress and asserts the remedy is guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drug Act of June 30, 1906.
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