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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1925

Page

18

Energy Eleven Inning Victory Over Mahoning In Pitchers Duel

Energy edged Mahoning A A 3 to 2 in 11 innings in a Lawrence County league game played at Energy. Jada Hoffmeister pitched seven hits and struck out seven as Energy used two Mahoning moundsmen, Flaherty and Kersey, to hold the heavy hitting Energites to eight. Black doubled and Hood singled to drive in the final run in the 11th. Black led Energy with a double and a single, while Brown and Jones added two hits each. Jewell and Hutt starred in the field.

Energy Mahoning A. A Jada Hoffmeister Bessemar Mahoning Hub” Hart Fa~herty Kersey Energy Tikes Energy Boys Flaherty Hoffmeister eRe Boys Black Hood Brown Jones Jewell and Hutt Energy Black O'Brien Rf - Hood Wilcox Jewell Straua T Duncau McCann I . Brown S Patterson Travers Hamilton Swinehart Hum Dufley Whcox Quinn and Evans

Diamond Dust: Square Guys top Spring Hill Sluggers at Walton Field

The Square Guys defeated Spring Hill Sluggers on Walton field Saturday morning by 7 to 5. S. F. Jenkins pitched well for the Square Guys, with B. & O grounds providing the setting. Gennock homered to highlight the game.

Square Guys Spring’ Hill Walton Field S. F. Jenkins

Coaltown Tops Bessemer In Slugging League Tilt

Coaltown rallied from a 4-4 tie with seven runs in the fifth inning to beat Bessemer 11 to 9 in a high scoring county league game. Murphy Earls Anderson and Clark hit home runs as ten extra base hits were recorded, and both clubs combined for seven errors. Duncan pitched for Coaltown while Pepe Frampton and Poikenen worked for Bessemer as Coaltown solidified first place with timely hitting and a stingy late defense.

Coaltown Bessemer Murphy Earls Anderson Clark Bassemer Duncan Pepe, Frampton Poikenen Fitch Beasemer Harts Iman DeSaules I. Bessemer ALE BOF Benson Frampton P-Lf Macklin Nord Wire C . Pepe P-Ss - i Gahert Coaltown RH Pla Linkner Guthrie Palus Fsb O Kirker Mingr

League Officials To Meet Tuesday

Sheriff Williams Andrews president of the Lawrence County Baseball League calls an urgent meeting for Tuesday evening at 6 oclock at the Sporting Goods store. All managers and officials are urged to attend as league business vital to its good will be transacted.

Sheriff Williams Andrews Lawrence County Sporting Goods Andrews

Wampum Forfeits Win Over Union A C 9 to 0

Wampum won by forfeit 9 to 0 over Union A C after Union players failed to appear due to work. The match, scheduled for Scotland Lane grounds, was forfeited by Union A C with manager Patton recording the decision.

Wampum Union A. C Scotland Lane Uniou A. C Patton

Ruth Rises Again After Rumors of Babe Ruth Injury

Columnist Feg Murray debunks reports of Babe Ruth’s supposed bone injury from Bam bino’s ankle and notes Ruth’s rapid recovery. A photo showed only a bruise, yet his spirits rose and he hit two home runs the same day, followed by another over the fence. The piece lampoons the “End of the Trail” chatter and suggests the illness would not derail Ruth’s 1924 season.

Ruth George Herman Ruth Boston Gabe Ruth

Ellwood City Eletric s defeat Electrics 10 to 5 in baseball

Ellwood City defeats P Q Electrics 10 to 5 on Ellwood grounds as Cunningham and Volpe each notch three hits. Jones start lets in two runs in first, Ellwood add five in seventh while Van Eman holds Electrics to five. Notable names include Cunningham Volpe Gennock Brown Johnston and Jones.

Ellwood City Lawrence County Baseball League P. and Q. Electric Ellwood Electrics Ellwood Boys Cunningham Volpe Jones Trolleymen van Eman Gennaock Brown Johnston Gennock Withers Coleman Augustine Mullan Ow. Wie Warters Hutnie Russell lOrlando Watters Kasas Guy Dallenbach Quinn O'Brien Patterson

Methodists Open Camp August 29 at Wesleyan College

Buckhannon West Virginia July 27 The West Virginia Wesleyan College football training camp will open August 29 at the college athletic field and symposium facilities Director of Athletics Carl V Miller announced The camp may be private this year unlike previous years and may be affected by Wesleyan vs West Virginia rivalry and the Waynesburg opener at Clarksburg

Buckhannon W. Va West Virginia Wesleyan Athetics Carl V. Miller Wesleyan West Virginia Methodists Waynesburg Clarksburg Ramos Pennsylvania

Fast Palestine To Play At Edenburg

The Edenburg Independents will play East Palestine in Edenburg next Wednesday evening at 6 o clock on the Edenburg grounds. East Palestine Indies are reputed as a fast independent team and will pose a tough bettle. On Tuesday Edenburg hosts Ming Tut League All Stars at Edenburg.

Edenburg Independents East Palestine Ohio Edenburg East Palestine Indies Edenburg Boys

Baseball leaders and league totals from old box scores

The fragment lists National and American League totals and leaders including Hornsby Williams Hartnett Meusel Simmons Bottomley Melly Giunta Fournier Wright Harper and others. It cites team affiliations such as Cardinals Browns Cubs Yankees Athletics Dodgers Pirates Indians Senators and more, with scattered figures and notes on weather.

Wright Pirates Freigua Cubs Adams Esceeeive Hargrave Browns Lee Indians Bluege Senator Peckinpaugh Senators Hornsby Cardinals Williams Hartnett Meusel Yankees Simmons Athletics Bottomley Melly Giunta Fournier Dodgers Glanta Harper Phillies

Pirates Topple Cubs 6-4 in Chicago

Vic Aldridge returned to Cubland Park and led the Pirates past the Cubs 6 to 4. Max Carey and Pie Traynor each had four hits, with Glenn Wright homering, as Pittsburgh built a big edge after late rallies. Kaufmann started for Chicago, relieved by Bush, with Aldridge earning the win.

Chicago Vic Aldridge Cubland Park Rabbit Maranville Chicago Cubs Vig Pirates Aldridge Cubs Jone Smoky City Clan Max Carey Pie Traynor Glenn Wright Traynor Tony Kaufmann Bush

Lawrence County League Standings Report

Lawrence County League standings list Forutts Coaltown 11 Bessemer 9 Energy 3 Mahoningtown 2 Ellwood City 10 P. O. 5 Wampum at Union A GC no game recorded.

Forutts Coaltown Bessemer Energy Mahoningtown Ellwood City Wampum Union A

Boston at Philadelphia Opens Today's Major Clash

American Association results recap lists Totade 6 Columbus 2 and other scores, with today’s card showing Minneapolis at Kansas City Su Paul at Milwaukee Columbus at Indianapolis Toledo at Louisville.

American Association Totade Columbus Toledo Indianapolis Louisville St. Paul Minneapolis Kansas City Milwaukee Su Paul Tae Bo Indianapalis

Baseball Results From Yesterday

Yesterday’s baseball results show Pittsburgh beat Chicago 6 to 4 and Brooklyn topped New York 3 to 0. Cincinnati defeated St. Louis 7 to 1 while Philadelphia-Boston was not scheduled. Washington beat New York 7 to 4 in the American League and Detroit and Cleveland also played with Cleveland winning 7 to 1.

Pittsburgh A. &. Carey M Moore S .Cuyler Rf Barnhart Straynor Wright Melnnis Smith Aldridge Philadelphia Washington Stals Chicago A.st Louis Adams Detroit Maranville Cleveland New York Freigau Boston Brooks Wels Hocatheateri Brooklyn Cincinnati St. Louis Schedale W. le. Pet Chicago As

Rain Prevents Pulaski Races at Dirt Track

About 1,500 spectators gathered at Pulaski race track on Saturday afternoon for a 75 mile race by Tri-State Racing association when a heavy rainstorm halted the event. Next Saturday will see a new attempt, with more than 40 notable dirt track drivers from the region ready. A. C. Morris of Pittsburgh in his Hudson set a track half mile record, while purses total $1,000 with $500 awarded to the winner.

Pulaski Race Track Tri-State Racing Association A. C. Morris Pittshurkh Hudson Waldo Sober Nat Sutherland Smoke McClure Frank Rippie Speed Brown Klingensmith H. E. Grandell Vir-gil Kynett C. A. Morris Jack Pierce L. L. Stallman

Ball Player Killed When Auto Overturns Near Sharon

A car carrying ball players overturned on a curve near West Middles¢ while en route to a baseball series at the Westinghouse Sharon plant. Norman Champion, 26, of Turtle Creek, died. Injured: Leo Breightner 26 Linden Ave East Pittsburgh W. A. Evang 32 Querbill Rd Pittsburgh Steve Lanko 26 55 Washington St Braddock. The passengers were returning from a Westinghouse plant team game.

West Middles Westinghouse Sharon Norman Champion Larimer Avenue Turtle Creek Eastsburgh Westinghouse Plant Leo Breightner Linden Avenue East Pittsburgh W. A. Evang Querbill Road Steve Lanko Washington Street Braddock Champion

First Baptists Battle First M. E. For Circuit Lead

The First Baptist team of New Castle Church league meets First M. E. at B. & B. field this evening at six. A Baptist win would extend their lead over Central Christians and could secure the circuit title with Ishin Walter Kirker assigned to umpire.

First Baptist New Castle M. E Ishin Walter Kirker

School Days Nostalgic Chatter Adored by Readers

A vintage column from AlcClure Newspaper Syndicate reflects on school days with breezy anecdotes and period flavor. The piece recalls classroom life, playground antics, and the simple rhythms of youth, capturing a snapshot of school culture in a bygone era.

New Castle Bowed By Carnegie Elks In Four Inning Line

New Castle fell to Carnegie Elks 9 0 in four innings as visitors stifled the locals with Poke on the mound. New Castle committed six errors and managed only eight hits, with Grinnen Flynn and Naugh each collecting two. Brown stood out defensively for New Castle with nine putouts while Wright shined for Carnegie.

PL Walther Paka Centennial Field el Wuegner Carnegie Elks N Castle New Castlé Arenagh Mo Cullough New Castle Lank McCullough Paul McCullough Flynn Carnegie Lutz Pal McCullough Williams H. Lutz Brown C. Luis Poke Wilama P. McCulough Hoodenbaugh Firga C. Lutz Smith Mr. Poke Grinnen Naugh Kyle Elks Wright St Carnegie Rodenbaugh Heses Gringen McCullough Bialls Orr McCullough Feke Empires Bluhm Turner

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ARROW Arrow Clothes Shop On the Diamond J. R. McLure the Sporting Goods Mercer and Washington Streets Coaltown Tops mpires——Riley and Hudson Feg Murray Troleymen Fast Palestine Carey-Moore Grigsby Kaufmann Griffith Moore Carey Frelgan Innnings Freigan Lawrence County League First Baptists First alcClure Dwig Gus Irs Carnegie Fl Arnegie Elks R HP. Co pSmith Stockem Gallagher Ringe Dewberry Lake Erie Station
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