Nock slaughters New Castle in Canton hit fest
Canton defeated New Castle 9 to 6 behind a high scoring rally. Pitcher Harry Camnitz struggled as Canton’s bats pounded him for multiple hits including two doubles and a triple. New Castle threats faded after late rallies, and Canton held on for the win.
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Castile Hagen
Wilson
Weimer
Weer Briger
C Schmaltz
I Porter
Weer McCreight
Camnitz
Psss
Gould
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Miller
Perry
Bailey
Cracken
Schmaltz
Vasbinder
Bailes
Lindsay
McKechnie
McCreight
Hagen
Pastorius
Mahoningtown to Host 225 Horses in Oil City Meet Preview
Weather permitting the New Castle Trotting and Fair association schedules a major speed meet at Mahoningtown with 225 horses across multiple classes. Horses from East Liverpool Rockport Meadville and more converge as new stalls rise and entries head to Oil City for a week of trots led by Fred Hull and a large local contingent.
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New Castle
Oil City
Meadville
Hull
East Liverpool
Rockport
Ross May to Meet Flynn in New York Shortly
Tony Ross may face Jim Flynn of Pueblo in New York for a purse of 500 or 30 percent of gate receipts. Ross’s manager Jimmie Dime accepted a match offer and prefers Flynn due to a prior disputed decision at Pueblo. Adhering to past events, Ross’s supporters expect a strong turnout if the bout occurs.
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Tony Ross
Big Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Jimmie Dime
Ross
Fairmont Athletic Club
New York
Flynn
Sam Langford
Mr. Dime
First Shutout in Italian Twilight League Tigers Blank Giants
In the season's first shutout in the Italian Twilight league the Tigers beat the Giants 7 to 0. Subic pitched a strong game allowing three hits with faultless support while Richards struggled for the Giants amid four errors. Attendance 250.
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Tigers
Giants
Subic
Subbc
Richards
Cubs
Steel Mill Grounds
Subb
Ballone
Richane
Carello
Umaire
O’brien
Nocks falter as Cantons string of losses grows long
In Canton and New Castle action the Nocks slide toward last with five straight losses. Wilson and Miller spark offense as Camnitz struggles. McCracken shines at bat while Abbott fields well. Pastorius’ safe call incites crowd reaction as New Castle secures the inning.
Baseball Gossip and Local Matches Across Circuits
Fleming faces trouble in Stogie town as Wheeling drops two to South Bend in the Central. Sharon shut out the Potters 3 to 0 with Bair on the mound. Pittsburg topped New York on a ninth inning Leach homer after a tie. Billy Steen allowed 8 runs in Columbus, while Jack Compton of the Champs leaves with a bad arm treated by Reese.
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Fleming
Stogie
Wheeling
South Bend
Sharon
Potters
Bair
Billy
Pittsburg
New York
Leach
Billy Steen
Columbus
Steen
Jack Compton
Champs
Bonesetter Reese
Letter at The News Office for Fred Ulrich
A letter addressed to Fred Ulrich, a ball player, is at The News office. The note notes interest in his career and requests a reply or contact. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Fred Ulrich
Grocers and K of C End Tie in Casade Park Tile Game
The Grocers and Knights of Columbus tied 4 to 4 after seven innings at Cascade Park grounds. Clarence Updegraff pitched well for the Grocers while Leo Griffith pitched for the K of C. The game was called off due to the tied score and will be replayed later.
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Knights of Columbus
Cascade Park Grounds
Clarence Updegraff
Leo Griffith
Billy Thomas Released by Zanesville Club
Billy Thomas, linked with Marty Hogan’s Zanesville squad, has been released and may sign to play infield for Canton. Canton fans criticize Dumpy Miller, the team’s best infielder, and may push for his release, which pundits call a mistake.
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Billy Thomas
Marty Hogan
Zanesville Bunch
Billy
Canton
Dumpy Miller
Today's Games Include Four Matchups Across League
New York plays Pittsburg. Philadelphia meets Chicago. Boston faces Cincinnati. Brooklyn travels to St. Louis.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
BOGS
Oston . Eveveee
St. Louis
Ever Ooee BF
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Athletics
Revere
Sharon Ball Club Plans Sunday Baseball in Sharon Ohio
The Roseville Amusement Company directors discussed a new park southwest of Sharon in Brookville township to host Sunday games. A grandstand would be built and Sharon Baseball Association invited to play there with support from Valley Street Car Company. The site would be distant from residences but accessible by better streetcar service, replacing the crowded current grounds with a safer, larger facility.
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Sharon
Roseville Amusement Company
Brookville Township
Ohio
Sharon Baseball Association
Valley Street Car Company
South Sharon
Sharpsville
Nocks Infielder to Report Sunday
Fleming Morris the new third baseman signed by Manager Porter will not report to New Castle until Sunday or Monday and will likely go to Akron for the game there Monday morning. Morris telegraphed that he could not arrive before Sunday and will meet the team at Akron. New Castle has filled third base with Pitcher MecCreight and risks little by his absence for one game.
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McCracken
Camnitz
Canton
New Castle
McKechnie
Fleming Morris
Porter
Akron
Morris
MecCreight
Canton at New Castle and Akron at Youngstown
Local matchups listed include Canton visiting New Castle and Akron traveling to Youngstown along with Erie playing McKeesport and East Liverpool facing Sharon, outlining regional basketball or football pairings.
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Canton
New Castle Cooh
Erie
Ste Ewer
McKeesport
Yourgsmows
Ducderees
Akron
Sharon
East Liverpool
New Castle
Youngstown
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