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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
16
Wilson pitched Eastbrook to a split with Mission in a doubleheader. He worked 19 innings across both games as Eastbrook won the opener and Mission took the nightcap with a final score of 7 to 6. Gophring and Diamond each had key hits for their teams while pitching and fielding miscues shaped the outcome.
New Castle Athletics are slated to meet Eastbrads Independents on Saturday at the Colonial grounds. Players Fleeger Tob Mackey Steinbrink Sumner Afiteh al Drake FL Reese Hock Ryan Hill Williams Patton Hammond and Miller must assemble at the Liberty theatre at 1:30. The team then faces Lincoln club on June 10 at the Colonial grounds.
Walter McKee business manager at the Eastbrook ball club seeks to book games for June 24 July 9 and July 15. Teams wanting games should call 6144-3011.
International News Service sports editor Davis J. Walsh reports Colonel T. L. Huston of the New York Yankees praises Connie Mack and the Philadelphia Athletics. Huston credits new acquisitions Pep Young Frank Johnston and the addition of Miller for improved defense and offense, noting Miller as key to the current turnaround and better pitching trio.
The Colored Giants in New Castle reorganize and rearrange their 193% schedule aiming for games with all fast Lawrence County teams. President Mont Guy can be reached via Lawrence Auto Company during the day.
The Radiator team has its first Saturday afternoon game next Saturday against the New Castle colored Giants at the Radiator field. The game is set for 8 o'clock. Separate Pullman cars for women traveling alone are now operated on several western railroads.
Yesterday two showdowns ended Pittsburgh 11 Cincinnati 2 and Philadelphia 3 New York 1. Brooklyn beat Boston 4 to 1 while St Louis at Chicago was rained out. Today St Louis visits Pittsburgh New York travels to Boston Philadelphia hosts Brooklyn Cincinnati at Chicago is noted as rain out with typo Quicago
Scores list from American League games including Boston 6 Washington 4 and Washington 7 Boston 1 plus Chicago 4 Cleveland 4 St. Louis 7 Detroit 5. Also outlines upcoming games with matchups and city pairings in the American Association standings.
Fragmentary text references players Henline Falk and team mentions Chicago Philadelphia with numeric totals unclear. Mentions fifty three private secretaries needed to handle Papa correspondence, indicating a miscellaneous archival snippet without a coherent event or outcome.
The National Radiator team defeated Ellwood last evening on the Radiator grounds in a six inning game delayed by Ellwood's late arrival. Varley allowed two walks as Ellwood could muster only three scattered hits while Radiators solved Seepy Allen and produced timely runs.
Beaver Falls, Pa. June 176 William Wright, 46, of Virginia Avenue Rochester, a gunshot head wound patient at Rochester General Hospital, escaped early this morning while shackled. Believed to have outside help and a handcuff key, Wright fled with three revolvers, ammunition, tools, and other items after being shot by Chief Patton near Opalite Tin works following suspicious behavior and four shots fired.
Milan reports intense unrest as 20000 fascists gather at Bologna demanding the dismissal of officials accused of aiding Socialists. Government may consider military intervention as a steel strike looms in Lombardy affecting about 50000 workers. An earlier note mentions Greenland ice fields covering six hundred thousand square miles with an average thickness of about a mile.
Baseball roundup notes the White Sox sweeping the set with a 4 0 win as Lindsey struggles in the sixth and a five run burst aids the victory. Walter Johnson is pummeled in the opener while Phils rally behind Heniine's homer and single.
The Peoples Ice Co. defeated Klivans Bros. 9 to 6 to extend their winning streak to four. Down 6-2 in the fifth, the league leaders rallied aided by errors and seven runs. Fagley started for Klivans Bros., with T. Ross relieving in the first inning. a dropped fly by St Pagley helped seal the win for Peoples Ice Co.
Beaver Falls June 1 Patrolman H W Keeler of the Beaver Falls police, aiding Motor Patrolman B J Voskuhl, halted a speeding duo after a motorcycle and car traveled along Darlington road at about 50 mph. The pursuit ended when the motorcycle crashed and the driver Eddie Finn of Beaver Falls was taken to the central police station.
Walton A. Co. hosts P. O. 1. Co. tem Friday evening at Walton Grounds. Postgame ice cream sale aids the Walton team. Players urged to report include Shinn, Devs, Altman, Cumbler, Maxeedon, Lepretrain, Blaine, Miner Patterson, Ryan, and McCleary. Walton has no game Saturday afternoon June rd. Call Bell 2811 to arrange for opponents.
The Union Cubs defeated the South Side Panthers 6-4 in a hailly contested afternoon game on the Tin Mill grounds. Both teams had seven hits, with Jones’ double the lone extra-base hit of the day.
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