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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1932
Page
12
The Philadelphia Athletics seek momentum in a crucial series with a doubleheader looming. May's late surge boosted their push as Hew York and St Louis battles shape the pennant race with key performances by Manush and Warneke among others.
Spencers beat Merchants 4 to 0 in a ten inning West Side Mushball League clash on Washington field. Moser drove in two runs, and F Spencer added another. Batteries were Ingram Vaughn for Spencers and Erwin Wariner for Merchants.
National League yesterday Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 4 to 1 Boston defeated New York 7 to 2 Chicago beat St. Louis while Detroit at St Louis rain. Today’s games list Chicago at Cleveland Chicago at Philadelphia New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston Detroit at St Louis and Cleveland at St Louis. Standings mention New York Washington Philadelphia and Chicago Boston with various placements.
Mrs Leona Cheney of Los Angeles advances in the British women's open golf championship at Saunton Devon, eliminating Beryl Brown Lancs 3 and 2 and reaching the semi final to meet Bud Wilson. Wilson earlier defeated Kathleen Carnham 3 and 2 in the morning round.
Ramblers outhit and beat the Clifton Flats Juniors 16 to 12 at Clifton Flats yesterday. Key players were Phillips T., Merle, Mann, and W Philips with a double. Ramblers Wilson and W Philston starred on offense. Clifton Flats Juniors featured Rittenott Hardig Alfred Am dlios Brown H. Wilson and S. Miron in a hard fought municipal game.
Garlands of West Pittsburg defeated South Hills 10 to 1 yesterday in West Pittsburg. Garlands collected a dozen hits off DO Muccio while Tonsetic limited South Hills to four. Fielding was loose and scoring uneven with incomplete inning-by-inning details. Umpire Kellner presided.
Six games will be played Thursday in the two divisions of the Twilight baseball league. In the American League, West Pittsburg faces Ryantown, Hilleville meets Lawrence Tridepend erite, and Union A. A. plays South Til. In the National League, Cloverleafs take on Volant, Mahoning A. A. duel Millatas, and Soda Jerkers meet Castlewood.
The Young Yankees defeated the Olympics 21 to 8 at Tagrart Field in a musical exhibition. Key players listed include Mash tik lople Perone G. Demartino Dickson J. Meranda and Mugs Ane Pergy, with doubles noted for the Olympics.
At National Radiator Field last evening the Radiators defeated Williams 15 to 7. Radiator hitters collected 18 blows with several extra-base hits led by Marino's two triples and Shaftie’s homer and double. Williams-H Jones faced Forker and Nelman, while Heasley and Shaltic starred for Radiators.
Mahoning wins 4 to 3 over Castlewood in a late seventh inning rally. Orlavitte driven in the go ahead run, St. John allows four walks but closes strong. Box score notes Houk McEnahy two base hits and key errors influence the outcome. Umpires Menalic and Ross.
Cascade A C splits with the Ramseys in a two game set. In the opener Cascade loses 16 to 10 as Ramseys surge ahead with 14 runs in five innings. B Boston fuels Cascade comeback with timely hits while Lallying the Limes reaches base for the Cascades. In the nightcap Cascade wins 5 to 0 behind steady pitching and late runs, with Jones A C logging the lone extra base hit, a double.
Independent Merchants defeated Sacred Hearts 14 to 12 in a 1 inning City Mushball League game on Lehigh Field yesterday. Merchants won in the tenth inning aided by strong hitting. Batteries Merchants Dwyer Maki Sacred Hearts B De Palma Casmirl Umpire J Cooper. One mushball game scheduled tonight in New Castle with Sacred Hearts vs Williams beam at Clifton Flats field starting at 6:30.
Arrangements completed for the Second Annual New Castle church track and field carnival to be held at Tag Bary Field on June 10. A downtown parade Friday led by Miss Even Coulter and the Blue and Gold Ben Franklin Junior High band will open the event at 2:30 PM, with Mayor Charles B. Mayne firing the opening gun for the program at 8:30 PM.
Garlands blasted 12 hits to four for Soul Hills at West Pillsburk. Four errors behind Di Buccio hurt the Garlands while Ny hits by others fueled a 9 hit Merchants win over St Andrews at Gaston Park. East Side meets Central Christmas at Radiator Field. Lawrence County League had Brent vs Universals at Universal field at 6 30. Moravia A C beat Peoples A C 9 7 in church grounds games.
The American league president William Harridge fined pitcher Milt Gaston $750 and suspended him 10 days after a fight at Cleveland involving umpire George Moriarty and four White Sox players. Moriarty was reprimanded for not ejecting Berry and Fonseca. Also notes boxing and tennis results and purses from Indianapolis and Auvers.
Frank Jerry and Alfred W Snyder Jr of Shals city placed for national pre Olympics medals in the Salisbure marathon. From Cambridge to Salisbury over 26 miles 385 yards, rival Ribela led early before collapsing near mile 19, Jerry reached fourth at 20 miles and Snyder tied for 28th as heat and dehydration tested runners. Snyder endured six miles without water, then regained pace to finish 28th, a strong showing in his second marathon.
Six members of the M. C. A.V.S. physical department committee plan a meeting with Physical Director Henry T. Marc Nichols Thursday evening on Cascade St grounds to outline athletic procedures for a forthcoming game. Walter Adams Joe Bara Vareolus Monsios Nick George Paul Gilvert and Billy Winaers named.
St. Andrews and Colored Stars are set for a highly anticipated mushball clash at Gaston park on Friday evening. Both clubs boast strong lineups and large followings, with St. Andrews facing a tough test as Colored Stars travel with a big delegation.
Ryantown defeated the Indies 5 to 2 as Sheatt Hero and Seward delivered key hits in the first inning. Scoring by innings shows Ryantown with a four spot in the first and decisive runs through the game, while Indies managed a lone early run.
The Soda Jerkers defeated Cloverleats 18 to 1 at Glasser Field in a Twilight Baseball League game yesterday. Key hits from Ostroski and Tange, strong pitching by Eb, and solid defense supported by umpires Cant and Bell.
Elder A C rallied to beat Lee Avenue 8 to 4 on Elder Field after a shaky start by Lee Avenue. Walthers hit two home runs marking a local double honors game. Batteries and umpires named, but the fragmentary score sheet shows Elder taking the win.
Brent Miners matchup Universal in a Lawrence County league clash at Universal Meld today. Golf honors went to Shynt M Guinand with low gross at Castile Hills. Mr and Mrs R W Molesworth won the Mixed Ball. other winners included Jolson, Fulkerson, Lewis, Stichberry, McCurdy and Paster amid a several hundred participant field.
Four Chicago White Sox players faced fines after an incident at League Park involving umpire Moriarty. Pitcher Milton Gaston received a fine, a 10 day suspension, and other teammates were fined amounts ranging from 100 to 600 dollars. manager Fonseca also fined for conduct. The event stems from a Monday dispute with the umpire as American League president Harridge imposed penalties. A separate note reports Carnegie Midgets defeating MM & PD 13 innings in another game, with the Midgets improving to 15 wins.
A high school game between Bessemer freshmen and sophomores ended in a tight contest. The regular five innings stretched into extra time with both sides trading blows. Freshmen tallied key hits and runs while sophomores mounted a late rally before the extra frame sealed the outcome.
Wreckers push past Centrel Ji in a Valley affair as Clottae and Pt Pies deliver key plays. The victory boosts Wreckers in a tight standings race behind standout performances from local stars.
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