Americans and Britons Share Olympic Gold Medals
On July 15 in London the United States and Great Britain each won two gold medals in the first full Olympic schedule. John J. Flanagan set hammer throw records while McGrath also excelled for American clubs. M W Sheppard led an Irish American surge to win the 1500 meters. George W. Gaidzik earned top honors in fancy diving.
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New Castle Ball Club Faces Management Shakeup
Reports from Akron and Canton indicate a major leadership change at the New Castle ball club as R M Read seeks controlling stock and potentially new manager Pete Porter. President A C Hyde travels to Akron to confer with Read while the team remains on a road trip.
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Akron Beacon-Journal
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New Castle Club
Hyde
Long Center Field Home Run By Attorney James Chambers
A feature from yesterday's park game between the Lawyers and Bankers saw Attorney James Chambers hit a ball over the center field fence for a record long home run. The Lawyers won 12 to 7 as Deputy Sheriff Waddington pitched for the Masons and was hit hard in the relief effort.
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Cascade Grounds
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Masons
Stock Company Takes Hold of Sharon Club
Sharon Baseball Association granted a charter by Judge A W Williams with capitalization at 10000. The Sharon O P league team will be controlled by a stock company and shares set at 10 each. Club owners plan a meeting to form an organization and secure permanent baseball in Sharon.
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A. W. Williams
Sharon Baseball Association
Sharon, O. & P
Clopper
Appetite as spring fever cure and warning from Cann’s Kidney Remedy
The article links appetite loss and restlessness to spring fever and claims the liver and kidneys drive such symptoms. It touts Cann’s Kidney Remedy as a forty-year proven tonic and cleanser, prescribed by physicians, available at all druggists.
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NMicKee's Rut Rate Medicine Store Opens in New Castle
The listing notes NMicKee's Rut Rate Medicine Store at 21 North Mill Street in New Castle Pennsylvania. It highlights the new shop as a local medical supply venue serving residents with health essentials.
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North Mill St
New Castle, Pa
Nocks Rally Past Akron In Second Game Of Series
New Castle defeats Akron 2 to 1 in the second game of the series. Camnitz pitched well for New Castle, allowing six hits while Akron managed three by Ehman. Briger drove in the deciding run with a two-base hit in the fourth, as New Castle capitalized on walks and timely hitting.
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New Castle Leads O P League With Upcoming Games
In today's O P League schedule Youngstown faces Akron Sharon plays McKeesport New Castle meets Canton while Erie travels to East Liverpool. Strong lines show New Castle as a key participant with Canton and McKeesport also noted in the lineup.
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Today's games list Cleveland at New York with two games. St Louis at Washington, Chicago at Philadelphia, Detroit at Boston. Rain affects Philadelphia Chicago and Cleveland New York matchups.
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Pete Porter Fights Water War at Akron Game
Akron manager Pete Porter carried a new bucket and cups to the bench amid water shortages in New Castle. Akron players then drank from Akron water on the visiting bench while the New Castle club protested and the water supply was marred by the officials.
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Read
Akron Beacon-Journal
Changes to Be Made at Canton Shortly
Canton ball club directors plan a Thursday meeting likely to reshuffle management and possibly ownership of much stock. A recent directors’ session discussed radical changes with some directors seeking exits and others eager to join. Local crowds attend Sunday and weekday games, supporting baseball in Canton.
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Canton
Nockstown Nocks Rally In Akron Tie
The Little Nocks played a pretty game as Camnitz pitched well and fans hoped for momentum. Secretary Strodecker joined the Sandusky and Akron trip before returning home. The new third baseman drew praise for speed and fielding, despite four errors in Monday’s game.
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Akrron
O and P Averages Book To Be Published This Fall
President Morton plans a complete O and P averages book this fall. It will feature full league averages, a full page for each player with photo, average, home address, and a brief league race summary. About 140 to 150 players will be listed, ordered from pennant winners to cellar champs.
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C. & P. League
Baseball Gossip Roundup Sparks Trades and Claims
Akron has not lost a series this season while Pittsburg avoided a rain loss to the Giants. Fisher, released by Sharon and returning to South Bend, Ind., was purchased by Fairmont. Marion rejected Atlanta's offer for Outfielder Tate. season end remains. McKeesport lists pitcher Alderman as President Mansfield presides. Eric leads Tubers 7 to 1. Akron targets Roach from Sharon to Youngstown. Breckenridge eyed Broderick and Breen shows stronger infield options.
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Pirates Defeated In Close Italian Twilight League
In the Italian Twilight league last night the Tigers defeated the Pirates 6 to 3. Subic allowed four hits for the Tigers while Richards gave up nine for the Pirates. Errors aided the Tigers as they won a sharp pitching duel and a hotly contested game. Umpire air. Sharon used amateur Miller behind the plate due to the regular catcher’s death. Dan McAleese of Sharon, catching for Ford Drumm’s Clarksburg club, was fined $10 for missing a train to an exhibition game.
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Races Postponed By Heavy Rain At Seventh Ward Track
Heavy rain Tuesday forced postponement of races at the Seventh ward track after lunch. The track became muddy and conditions worsened, though morning turnout was strong and crowds remained for horse watching. Races resume the next day with schedule adjusted, extending into Saturday.
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Seventh Ward
Youngstown Eyes Return of Girard Draftee Billy Thomas
Billy Thomas once drafted from Girard by Columbus and sent to Zanesville may finish the season with Youngstown. He is not believed to be fast enough and was treated as a surprise unload last year.
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Zanesville
Next Week C P Teams Matchups Preview
The schedule lists July 16 to July 18 games: New Castle at McKeesport, Erie at Akron, Sharon at Canton, and Youngstown at East Liverpool. Only these readable pairings are confirmed for next week.
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McKeesport
Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn As Every Player Scores
In yesterday's game the Cincinnati club all crossed the plate with one run apiece to win against Brooklyn. The performance marks a rare baseball feat by the team.
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Cincinnati
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