Ruth Brings Yankees Hope With Return To Right Field
Ruth resumes baseball duties for the New York Yankees after seven weeks in hospital and a week on the beach. He will play right field against the champion Senators, aiming to show a cleaner, lighter form despite limited practice. The Yankees are near last place, and Ruth’s return offers a glimmer of improvement even as expectations stay cautious.
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Ruth
Oreupwn
Tomn
Teuth
Yankees
Asheville
N. C
Paschal
Stars Lose Two to Cleveland Giants in Weekend Games
Stars traveled to Cleveland and lost 14-0 and 7-0 to the Giants on Saturday and Sunday. Tuesday the Stars will play a twilight game with the All-Stars at Butler.
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Colored Stars
Cleveland
Cleveland Giants
Stars
All-Stars
Butler
Portersville Player Breaks Leg in Decoration Day Game
Jack Davis second baseman for Portersville suffered a broken leg during decoration day play against Prospect. Davis was receiving a throw at second when Shields slid into the bag catching the baseman. Treated by Dr Campbell, Davis was placed in a cast. It is the first local baseball casualty of the year and will keep him out for weeks.
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Jack Davis
Portersville
Portersvile
Prospect
Davis
Shields
Dr. Campbell
Uneup
Coaltown Rises To Second In Lawrence County Standings
Ellwood City holds first place after sweeping PC Electrics. Mahoningtown splits with Energy, and Coaltown sweeps Bessemer to climb to second. Wampum and Energy sit at .500, while Energiea and Union A C are 3-3 and Bessemer sits last.
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Ellwood City
Lawrence County
PC Electrics
Cardinals Net Two Wins Over Pirates on Memorial Day
The East Side Cardinals defeated the West Side Pirates in both ends of a doubleheader on Memorial Day at Lehigh grounds. The morning 2 to 1 game stretched 13 innings with Honkenen allowing five hits and fanning 17, Irwin pitching the full game for West Side. The afternoon affair ended a lopsided 17 1 4.
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Cardinals
Pirates
Honkenen
Irwin
West Side
Lehigh
Coaltown Wins Double Victory Over Bessemer
Coaltown swept Memorial Day games to climb to second in the county league. Morning 6 1 win as Kirker fanned a dozen and held Bessemer to five hits. afternoon 13 2 victory with Cleary pitching six hits, a homer and a triple by Valentine powering the offense. Key plays from Cleary Murphy Guthrie Sinknar Earl and Valentine highlighted the twin bill.
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Bessemer
Walter Kirker
Poikenen
Gutheris
Sinknar
Earl
Valentine
HPL
Sinkner
Af Guthrie
Reynolds
Taman
Murphy
Cleary
P Kirker
Minor
E Hinstra
Nee Benson
Nord
If Valentine
Veel Clark
Pofkenan
P Et Connor
Rf Gabert
Bryan
Uukentill
Anderson
Grist
Pelea R.E.E
Midgets Triumph Over West Side In Friday Contest
The Coaltown Midgets defeated the West Side Midgets 18 to 9 on Friday. Spiker caught and Downing pitched for the Coaltowners. Managers should call Omar Donaldson at 5027 R6 for schedules about Want games.
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West Side
Spiker
Downing
Coaltowners
Omar Donaldson
Budwiesers Secure Double Victory on Colonial Grounds
Sacred Hearts defeat the First M. B. Team in a twin bill on Saturday at Colonial grounds. First game ended 14 to 1 with Valensi and DiMuccio driving the Sacred Hearts win. second game finished 12 to 7. Heavy sligg ing produced 36 runs across both games, as Budwiesers pitchers and fielders dominated.
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Sacred Hearts
M. B
Colonial Grounds
Valensi
DiMuccio
Joninga
AL K
Budwiera
MLB
Kay M. Baker
Jackmo
Budwigeers
Vaienstland McNicholda
R. HB
Budwiers
DaAris
iDi Muccio
McNicholas
M. E
Leonard
Hald
Koppel Mud Divers Seek Ball Games This Week
The Koppel Mud Divers 11 and 18 year old teams seek games for the week of June 1 per manager George Hoyas. The squad reports a fairly successful season and aims to meet opposing teams in this section.
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George Hoyas
Wwil
Track coaches shape champions across era and schools
Feg Murray profiles famed intercollegiate track coaches. Jawson Robertson of the University of Pennsylvania led Olympic teams and competed in 1904 and 1908. Walter Christe coached at California, and Dink Templeton guided Stanford. Jack Moakley of Cornell built a five year streak, while Harry Gill of Illinois produced stars like Osborn, Angier, Kinsey and crafted the Gill Javelin.
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Jawson Robertson
Univer
Sity
Pennsylvania
Harry Hillman
Walter Christe
University of California
Dink Templeton
Christie
Stanford University
Templeton
Walter Chrise
Jack Moakley
Cornelli
Jack
Frem
Harry Gil
Inois
Gill
Urleans
Harold Osborn
Milt Angier
Don Kinsey
Memorial Day Winners In Club Golf Tourney
Memorial Day at New Castle Field Club featured heavy turnout and fine golf. H E Lampe and Robert M Garland won Claus A with a net 62, M F Dull and B Farr won Claus B with net 61, T E Morehead won the all handicap, John B Waddington and Mrs W B Waddington won Mixed Foursome, and J B Matthews claimed the sweepstake with 68 net.
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J. E. Eliott
New Castle
W W. Horner
Seere Hiad
H. E. Lampe
Robert M. Garland
M.F. Dull
Farrinished
T. EB. Morehead
John B. Waddington
W. &. Waddington
J. B. Matthews
Dr. W. Ramsey
Geo, D. Blair, Jr
Robert M
Garland
Long
Glass
W. D. Stitzinger
A. McLure
C. A. Patterson
J.B. Matthews
F. Moody
Milk Fund Bouts Draw Huge Crowd in New York
Unofficial figures show about 40,000 fans attended milk fund bouts in New York. The event, where Mikene-Tigne was denied the heavyweight title by Paul Ber glenhage, is expected to net around $65,000 for the fund after expenses.
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Nets
New York
Juhé 1
Mikene- Tigne
Paul Berglenhaeh
Castle Smacks Win Holiday Game 16-9
Pacallo posted four hits in four at bats with five tough chances as the Castle Smacks defeated the Kerstone A C 16 to 9 on Memorial Day. Lewis battery John and Jim My backed the win as De Paolo topped rivals to win the 400 mile race, with ten hits scattered.
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Castle Smacks
Farrell
Kerstone A. C
Lewis Battery
John
Jimmy
Smacks
DE Paolo
Stone Boys
Day and Earley Prep for National Chicago Meet
New Castle high track stars Ralph Day and Johnny Earley head to Chicago for the National championships. Day, a pole vault ace, must clear better than 11 feet 4 inches to contend. Earley, a top 440 sprinter, trains for the toughest national field. They depart Thursday for the Windy City.
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Ralph Tay
Johnny Early
Star
New Castle High
Aquad
Chicago
Lee
Hollywood High
Johnny Earl
Lewiaburn
Windy City
Spooks sweep two Memorial Day games on B and O grounds
The Spooks beat the Triangle Stars 8 to 2 in the morning and the Colored Stars 12 to 7 in the afternoon on Memorial Day at the B and O grounds. Fazzone allowed six hits in the morning, Marino held the Colored Stars to seven, with Casalanda umpiring at both games.
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Spooks
Triangle Stara
Colored Star
Fazzone
Marino
Fazzone Ang Casalanda
Triangies
T. Marcelly
Pegnato
R. AL. HE
Marino and
Casalanda
Jordon
Ey and Robinson
Keystones Beat Italian Stars 10 to 3 in Shutout
Keystones overpower Italian Stars 10 to 3 at EB and A Field Saturday morning. Calvert pitched nine innings allowing three hits and striking out six for the Keystones. The home team pounded Cardella for twelve hits while Calvert and Diffrey teamed to hold the Stars to four runs.
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Calvert Storm
Calvert
Kergeone
Cardella
I Keystones
Keystones
Calvert and
Diffrey
Picaro
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