Italian baseball league formed by New Castle club
New Castle Italian baseball club organizes the season and plans to form a fan league with New Castle Sharon Niles Brier Hill Youngstown and Lowellville. A January 26 organization meeting is set. Officers elected include President J W Chill and Manager T C Richards who has signed numerous players.
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New Castle
Sharon
Niles
Brier Hill
Youngstown
Lowellville
J. W. Chill
Peter Capto
al Fair
D. Valienst
T C. Richards
T. D. Richards
Charles O’brien
Richards
Pennlvania
Ohio
Mr. Richards
Tom Falasco
Dave Bullano
Lew Bullano
Joe Capto
Tony Richards
Frank Pagley
Joseph Chill
Pete Capto
Joe Punio
Albert Richards
John Fair
Bill Delillo
Joe Bullano
Frank Cardiotto
Charlie George
Albert Thomas
Siro
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Polo League Disintegrates as Akron and Sharon Withdraw
The Interstate polo league collapses with Akron and Sharon quitting amid management disputes led by President Fouse. Reports say Youngstown may quit, Canton’s team under a receiver, and New Castle unsure of continued play. Reorganization efforts face doubt as Erie weighs moving Sharon.
Westminster Students Host Leap Year Party at Hotel Riblet
Miss Lillian Rayser of New Castle visits Mrs. R. C. Rayser. Samuel Tomer returns from New Castle. Rev. C. W. Foulk preaches at M E Church. Warren Harry visits Mont Rayser sick with typhoid. Westminster students host a leap year party at Hotel Riblet with 13 couples and a waffle and chicken supper.
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Lillian Rayser
New Castle
R. C. Rayser
Samuel Tomer
C. W. Foulk
M. EH
Warren Harry
West Middlesex
Mont
Westminster
Hotel Riblet
Local News Roundup Prominent Names and Events
Alva Van Gorder remains in critical condition. Oil drillers plan to commence operations on the William Smith farm nearby. James A. Rapp returns from New Castle after visiting relatives, while Miss Mira White travels from Sharon following her sister Mrs. Martha Hyde’s death.
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Alva van Gorder
William Smith
James A. Rapp
New Castle
Energy
Mira White
Sharon
Martha Hyde
Canton Keeps Lead With 6 2 Victory Over Beaver Falls
Canton defeated Beaver Falls 6 to 2 on home ice as Harkins with 3 goals and Mercer 2 led the scoring. Bannon stopped 42 shots while Taylor, Thompson, and Hardy each scored for Canton. Beaver Falls showed teamwork but Canton’s rushes overwhelmed the visitors.
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Canton
Beaver Falls
Bannon
Taylor
Thompson
Mercer
Thompson Harkins
Taylor Hardy
Pen Eaeh Iy Eet Y Sa Carrigan
H. B
Gardner Bannon
Isseess G
Mallory
Harkins
Hardy
Harrold
Wilson
Boxers line up fights and possible bouts across cities
Mitt Artists Joe Walcott set to meet George Cole in Troy New York on Tuesday night while Battling Nelson has guaranteed 8500 for his bout outcome in Ogden Utah. Tommy Ryan eyes Hugo Kelley wager and Jim Barry returns to duel Sam Langford in Los Angeles January 14.
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Joe Walcott
George Cole
Troy
N. Y
Battling Nelson
Jack Clifford
Ogden
Utah
Tommy Ryan
Hugo Kelley
Ryan
Jim Barry
Sam Langford
Los Angeles
Billy Papke
Walter Stant
Coffroth
Colma
Cal
Stanley Ketchell
Washington
Ketchell
Europe
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnston
Milwaukee
Preparatory to Communion Services at Highland Avenue Church
Preparatory to communion services will be held Friday evening at Highland Avenue United Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev. McDonald of Ellwood City. Leslie Harper of Cunningham Avenue has returned from a week’s visit with friends in Wampum.
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Highland Avenue United Presbyterian Church
McDonald
Ellwood City
Leslie Harper
Cunningham Avenue
Wampum
Canton Polo Team Offered $60 Weekly by New Haven Merchant
William Hanna of New Haven proposes to pay each Canton polo player 60 dollars weekly and deposit 1000 dollars as a league forfeit, to move the team to New Haven and fund salaries through April 11. Canton players reject the offer for now, while eastern managers hope to cripple the Interstate league by luring the team.
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National Polo League
Bill Bannon
Canton
William Hanna
New Haven
Bill
Bowling Tournament Planned at Fellowship Lanes
Arrangements are under way for a large bowling tournament at the Fellowship bowling alleys starting Monday January 27. The event features both five and two man ten pin teams and various single contests with duckpin events also planned.
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Fellowship
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills End Neuralgia Relief
A testimonial ad for Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills claims quick relief from neuralgia pains. It asserts the pills calm nerves with no habit forming effects and remain safe for those avoiding opiates. Mrs W Burkett of Macon Georgia endorses them while noting local druggists guarantee first package or money back.
Trolley bowling league organized with three teams
A three team league from New Castle Sharon and Youngstown was organized at Youngstown yesterday afternoon. Warren was not represented so the league remains three teams. First games will be at Youngstown next Thursday night with nine games per team and three alleys in use.
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Youngstown
New Castle
Sharon
Warren
Fellowship
Canton Polo Team Put Under Receiver in Cleveland
Patrick J. Brown of Cleveland placed the Canton polo team in receivership with Oscar Abt named as receiver. Brown says he never profited from the club while it earned money. The Canton franchise, formerly held by R. M. Read, John Morrissey, and Brown, faced internal disputes before Morrissey gained control. The receivership aims to straighten ownership and finances without delaying upcoming scheduled games.
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Patrick J. Brown
Cleveland
Canton
Brown
Oscar Abt
R. M. Read
John Morrissey
Read
Morrissey
Local Notes From New Castle And New Wilmington
A roundup of visits, visits by Elmer Mercer from Kansas, and R. S. Mercer in town. Rev James McKelvey to occupy pulpit. James McNeese elected Freshman class treasurer. Socials and lectures planned by First U P church and Westminster group. Sleighing parties, a temperance lecture, and an oyster supper noted along with campus play rehearsals and a postponed Thursday club social due to illness.
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Mrs. Alter
New Castle
R. S. Mercer
Pittsburg
Robert Reed
Elmer Mercer
Fairburg
Kansas
R.S. Mercer
James McKelvey
Second United Presbyterian Church
James McNeese
Pattison Cox
Young People’s Society
U. P
Westminster
George R. Stuart
Lottie Ashmore
Pulaski
Mercer
Westminster Troubadours
Greenville
Shousetown
McDonald
Carnegie Hall
U. P. Church
J. B. Johnston
Baseball Gossip shape of O. P. league steady for 1911 season
President Charles Morton faces no opposition for re election as O. P. league president. Erie may join New Castle with ease if the polo team did. Williams of Canton is satisfied with his berth and favors the short jumps. If the league splits eastern teams keep old name while western clubs become Ohio and Indiana league. Biddle Burns, once with Stroble s Toledo team, is in a Toledo insane hospital claiming telephonic inspiration from heaven. Van Patterson eyed as Sharon s manager again despite limited control of players. John Boyle of Sharon may exit baseball, a loss to the town s support. Zanesville s eligibility meeting stirred Marty Hogan to tears, with praise from speakers. Sam Wright wants rid of Dick Nallin. Akron offered him back, New Castle pursues him, implying Wright s pressure to move on.
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Charles Morton
Erie
New Castle
George Williams
Canton
Williams
Indiana
Biddle” Burns
Stroble
Toledo
State Insane Hospital
Burns
Heaven
van Patterson
Sharon
Van
Patterson
John Boyle
Shenango House
Boyle
Zanesville
Zanesville Times-Recorder
Marty Hogan
the Times-Recorder
Marty
Sam Wright
Dick Nallin
Akron
Nallin
Rubber Town
Wright
Youngstown
Youngstown Telegram
Polo Results and League Standings for Canton
Polo results and league standings reported for Canton with scattered garbled text and unclear details. Named teams or players are not readable. no definite scores or dates are identifiable in the fragment.
Games Tonight in Sharon Akron Beaver Falls New Castle
Western end of the O. and P. league postponed Columbus meeting to Tuesday to form their new league while games scheduled in Sharon Akron Beaver Falls New Castle proceed tonight.
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Sharon
Akron
Beaver Falls
New Castle
West End
O. & P. League
Columbus
Rev Paul fills pulpit at Pulaski church
New Bedford pastor Rev B M Paul preached Sunday evening at the Pulaski Presbyterian church due to the illness of Rev F A Shape. Harry McCready, formerly of New Castle high school, was brought from State College Pennsylvania with appendicitis and underwent surgery at Youngstown City Hospital.
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B. M. Paul
New Bedford Presbyterian Church
Pulaski Presbyterian Church
F. A. Shape
Harry McCready
New Castle High School
State College
City Hospital
Youngstown
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