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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1929
Page
17
An ad extols the joy of returning to childhood thrills and promotes a Spalding swimsuit offering full freedom in the water. It invites men women and children to buy in fashionable colors and at a low price, highlighting how the suit combines modest coverage with freedom of movement.
Hardware store listing for C. Ed. Smith Hardware Co located at 314 316 E Washington St. Offers hardware supplies and tools as advertised by the shop in a compact business notice.
The professor, lost in thought after a lecture, reaches home and hears a noise under his bed. He calls out and a voice answers from nowhere. He remains puzzled, remarking that he could have sworn he heard someone.
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburgh 10 to 7 to briefly reclaim first in the National League. Klein and O Doul homer for the Phils while the Pirates rely on Altostol and Heinie Meine to finish. Box score notes include multiple substitutions and pitchers Willoughby, Dawson, and Sweetland.
Henry MacNichols announces next weeks church league schedule for New Castle with June games across First Baptist Central Presbyterian Wesley M E and First M E plus postponed matches. The Croven team beat Central Christians last night in a league game and other notes include unrelated Americanism item and a stray banking anecdote.
Andy High, third baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals, has erupted in a long hitting run. He owns a 16 game streak with nearly a .400 average, finally proving his long-delayed big league talent and energizing the club.
Old-Timers Today profiles Ov Young of Paoli once a major league pitcher and manager for Cleveland St Louis Browns and Kansas City Federals. He pitched 23 straight years with 500th major league win in 1910. Cy Young's career spanned 1840s to 1908, ending where it began in Cleveland.
Commissioner Louis Pick Glitch of the Lawrence County league submitted the week’s pines for June 3 and 4. The lineup lists Italien A. A. at Bessemer, Nolte and McCann PR. R. at Wampum with Price and Brooks. Hillsville faces Slovak 4 C. with Hudson and Domenick on Thursday June 6.
Saturday June 8 features Bessemer at R. and McCann with Lotte, Slovak at Stillsville with Hudson and Domenick, plus Wampum facing Italian A. A. Prince and Brooks in a listed lineup of teams and players.
Luigi Offredo at 908 Pollock Avenue applies for a dwelling permit while H C Barth at 1213 Williams Street seeks a garage. George Toney at 408 East Long Avenue listed for a dwelling project. Applications reference address details and permit scope for construction.
The Pennsy Railroad baseball team defeated Hillsville 7 to 2 at Hillsville field Coates pitched airtight allowing five hits and fanning four. Pennsy had 10 hits off August tine rallying in the seventh for five runs. Orlando Fi carro and Coates were top hitters. The Rinky Dinks beat the Indians 12 to 9 at Lehigh field with Wilcox and Hetrick sharing pitching duties allowing four hits.
First Methodist team defeats Baptist squad in a listed contest. Umpires noted as Nolte and McCann with various players and errors recorded. The clippings reference a local paper and bookstore pricing, attributed to The Asiunc Ky Daily Independent.
The Lateano Stars beat Mahonlag 7 to 2 at the P and L field on Memorial Day. Russo pitched well for the Stars allowing five hits and six strikeouts. L Tomello homered, T Miron tripled, Compelio and Mateo doubled. Mahoning made seven errors. After the game Mr Lateano served refreshments for both teams. The Stars are willing to play any junior.
A practice session for children five days old is noted as Mrs Thomas presiding over the event. Miss Elia and Frank McPa plan a marriage performed by an alderman, with Wiss in charge of those involved.
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