Mimic Dominates Local 2:12 Pace as Big Meet Opens
Mimic owned by Keyser Stock Farm wins three heats at 2:12 2:111/2 2:12 in New Castle pace event. Crytal Bell and Fair Oak follow as other top finishers. A crowd observes improvements, weather allows continued racing with pool limits in place for a busy schedule Friday and Saturday.
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Keyser Stock Farm
Mimic
Keyser
W. Va
New Castle
Crytal Bell
A. D. Parr
Clarksville
Spacer
Beason
Crytal ‘Bell
Fair Oak
Biggs
Johnston
Arnold
Fair ‘Oak
Mimiec
B. G
Keyser Wjomrgom
Gz. m
Curt Gosnell
Cambridge City
Ind
Elsaise
A. D
Cummings
Reading
Beeeess
Paulding Boy
York Wilkes
George J. Miller
Wood
Scott Ross
Toledo
Remedy
Davids
Luzon
Luxon
Lock Haven
Barnes
Steubenville
Steatt
John A
Ellwood M
Albin
Springfield
The
Gardie Gg
Hoc Vine
John Parkerson
Yorktown
Routh
Gene
Dr. Sphinx
Br. S
Sphinx
A. L. Walters
Canal Co
Jimmy Mack
St. Ienas
James McAllister
Akron
Steffee
Charles Karns
Canal Dover
Karns
Minnie Omer
G. m
St. Omer
G. L. Hurford
Alliance
Mont Shast
Altus
H. G. Vance
Canonsburg
Vance
Esc Ces
Roy Renshaw
Lisbon
Mabel Hal
Bh. m
Legal Hal
A L. Hunt
Marysville
Oaint Assa Ee
Adr Stock Farm
Bright Bell
B. m
Strath Allen
Frank Robbin
Clay
Miller
Demerest
Gokwaie Ioe
Ted B
Bud Crooke
J. G
Moni Boy
J. Ver
Walters
Allie B
Hal B
Harford
Bayard
H. B. G. Etay
Renshaw
Detroit Lost but Still Holds First
A decipherable club standings list shows New York Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn St Louis Pittsburg Cincinnati Philadelphia Brooklyn and other teams with scores and ranks, indicating Detroit maintains first place despite scattered results across the circuit.
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Detroit
Matchups Set for Key City Showdowns
New York faces Chicago, Philadelphia plays St Louis, Boston meets Pittsburg, and Brooklyn travels to Cincinnati in a slate of notable early season games.
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Seevsese
Chicago
Philadelphia
Lewis
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Cleveland at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia
Four basketball games listed: Cleveland versus Washington, Detroit against Philadelphia, Chicago meeting Boston, and St Louis opposing New York. The brief schedule reads as a compact item with four matchups without results.
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Washington
Cleveland
Athletics
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Eevere Fedek Tench
L Pet
St. Louis
Cmc Mnege
New York
Philadelphia
Pleased with Big Reception During Glidden Tour Through City
F Ed Spooner, press agent for the Glidden and Hower trophy tour, reports overwhelming reception for automobile tours across the country. In New Castle Pa crowds blocked streets as thousands cheered the Great Arrows leading the caravan. H Van Tine’s Garford hit a curb chasing a crowd control mistake, breaking a wheel and taking a points loss pending board relief.
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F. Ed. Spooner
New Castle
Garford
H. van Tine
van Tine
Gun Club Shoot Postponed For Race Meet
The Lawrence Gun Club postpones the planned shoot scheduled for tomorrow to a future date. Members prefer to attend the race meet, so the tie for the Hunter trophy will be rescheduled.
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Lawrence
Canton Beats New Castle 6 to 4 Behind Weimer and Bailey Homers
Canton defeated New Castle 6 to 4 as Weimer hit a two run homer and Bailey added his third in three games. Bales allowed six hits but kept New Castle quiet until late innings while Hobson struggled on the mound for New Castle. Canton pulled away with three runs in the first inning and held on for the win.
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Canton
New Castle
Weimer
Bailey
Hobson
Bales
Porter
Abbott
Ef . Wilson
Briger
Schmaltz
McCreight
Hagen
Camnitz
E Thomas
Ween
J. Miller
Erie
Murphy
Ist
McKechnie
Lindsay
A. Miller
Munson
Batley
Murphy McKechnie
Wilson
Smink
Press Team Defeats Knights of Columbus 6 to 4 in Twilight League
The Press team beat the Knights of Columbus 6 to 4 at Cascade Park. Gresham allowed four hits with 10 strikeouts for the winners while Baltzer struggled and was removed with the bases loaded in the sixth. Umpire Sam Marquis was noted for his performance.
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Knights of Columbus
Cascade Park
Gresham
Press Club
Knights
Baltzer
Wild
Griffith
Sam Marquis
Youngstown paper backs Pete Porter resignation
The Youngstown Vindicator regrets Pete Porter's resignation as manager of the Necks. It notes his youth education and many friends while citing season struggles and player losses to other cities. It predicts he may remain with the team and praises his pinch hitting though critiques his lack of managerial experience. It also mentions Secretary Ralph Read contending for control of the New Castle club.
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Youngstown
Pete Porter
Necks
Porter
Ralph Read
New Castle Club
Reed
McKeesport Replaces Manager as Struggles Grow
McKeesport relieves manager Barney McCay with Squire Mansfield to run the team for the rest of the season. First baseman Snyder recalled by Baltimore and sent to Albany. Pitcher McGuire released and signs to play for Ft Wayne in the Central League. Town prep for possible exit from the O and P League due to salary limits. Manager McCay will stay with the club as infielder. Deacon Phillippe of Pittsburgh rumored to seek franchise or manager role.
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McKeesport
McCay
Squire Mansfield
Snyder
Baltimore
Albany
McGuire
Ft. Wayne
Tubers
Deacon Phillippe
Pittsburg
Pirates Beat Cubs in Italian Twilight League Game
In the Italian Twilight league, the Pirates defeated the Cubs 6 to 3 on the old Steel mill grounds. Cubs led 3-0 in the second, but Pirates erupted with six runs in the fourth as J De Lillo made a spectacular one handed catch. Pirates out-hit Cubs 8 to 6 with DeLillo, Ballano, Lomg, Micco, George and Pagley contributing. Attendance 300.
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Cubs
Steel Mill
Pirates
J. de Lillo
R. H. E. Pirates
DeLillo
L. Ballano
Lomg
Micco
C. George
F. Pagley
Baseball Gossip: Pennant Rain or Shine in Small Leagues
Chicago champions drop to third while Youngstown struggles toward Akron. Sharon defeats McKeesport. Pittsburg shows form but doubt remains. McKeesport seeks a winner as managers depart. Erie signs Kirwin after a loss to East Liverpool. Potters beat Sailors on Fisher’s timely two bagger. Public support urged for Sharon baseball as clubs seek capable managers and stable leadership.
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Chicago
Youngstown
Akron
Sharon
McKeesport
Pittsburg
New Castle
Tubetown
Barney McCay
McGuire
Kirwin
Erie
East Liverpool
Fisher
Potters
Sailors
Two Good Games In The Church League Reported
The First Christian church defeated Grace M E 5 to 4 while Central Christian beat First M E 5 to 4 in two close church league games. Woods pitched for First Christian, striking out eleven with poor support costing a shutout. Scores and players noted for both contests amid large crowds.
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Frst Christian Church
Grace M. E. Church
Central Christian Church
M. E. Church
M. E
Christian Church
Ball
Central Christian
Ewchy
R. Ball
Be “Sewed Baynham
OB Acescos
Cummings
Barian
B. Veach
Rte
Cs Neta
Matthews
Cs Viceeentescs
Hardware Tied to Shortstop Davis
Dannie Davis the clever shortstop released by New Castle management after briefly being with Youngstown. He was returned to the Necks and released by Canton officials. Davis is fast in the field but inconsistent at bat. Donnie has been out due to base sliding injuries. Jackson added three hits against Akron yesterday.
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Dannie Davis
Youngstown
Porter
New Castle
Davis
Canton
Donnie
Miles Anti Pain Pills Advertised Claims Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a remedy for headaches from various excitements and stresses. It claims immediate relief with a single tablet and mentions testimonials from a Wisconsin resident and distribution by Dr Miles Medical Co in Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Janesville
Wis
Oan
Onte & Who
Mane Ie Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Night of the Bath Explained to Rube
Dr Powers of the Athletics amuses Rube Waddell with a joke about the knight of the bath. Powers jokes that the knight refers to Saturday night, showcasing his humor and rapport with the eccentric pitcher.
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Rube
Dr. Powers
Athletics
Mike Powers
Harmony
Rube Waddell
Mike
Waddell
Chicago
Powers
Knight of the Bath
Cleared Shoe Sale Offers Bargain Oxfords
Friday July 13 08 advertisement lists catalog of women s Oxfords with price cuts. Hand sewn options 6.00 and 4.00. 3.50 to 4.00 styles at 2.50. white ribbon ties 2.50 down to 1.50. Stock is described as nearly complete across sizes.
Shoes on sale at Shelf Emptying Prices
Men's $4.00 Patent Colt and Gun Metal oxford styles $3.00. Calf spike toe blucher oxfords $3.00. Shoes for men women and children offered at discounted prices. Quality backed by years of satisfied results.
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George Smith
George Dresch
Atrance
Admiral Schley
Willam Albin
Springfield, O
Tony Boy
Judge Biggs
8. H. Rice
New Enterprise, Pa
van Rice
East Street
Sham Tean
Ely
Canoy Cathmartic
Picea Santos
Remedy Co Co
Suen - N.Y
National League
Man With Gliddenites
Nocks
KOF
R. HE. N. Mysseseess
Hannon
Capto
M’keesport
Barney M’cay
Pai
Percy Stetler
Percy
Pet
Tigers
Clopper
First Christian
Methodist
Woods
Retristian
Cc. Fleming
P . Weeree
W. Fleming
M Epredeeess
Kelly
L S. Horner
H. Horner
Forney
Hall
Wee Sone
Witzell
Wacker
Castle
Hamilton
Eeeses O Anderson
Jackson
O. & P. League
Meghocniots
Ncesees Nocsecannana
Castle Tees
Liverpool
Pidt. W. le Akron
Eee
Canton 2
Boggs & Buhl
North Side
Pittsburgh, PA
J. A. Price
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