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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
10
Oil City proved easy for New Castle Municipal players Sunday with wins on both courses. Local players dominated the Oil City score 46-14 and the local course 60-6. Oil City has less experience but expects stronger competition later in the season.
Central defeated New Wilmington 12 to 4 at New Wilmington. Scarbrough homered, Grimm and Clark hit triples, and Brooks Cannon and Axe doubled. Hart allowed 14 hits. Marsh gave up 8 for New Wilmington. Eagleson relieved Hart late as Central built a 6 run edge by the fourth.
Members of the Nonpariel and New Castle rifle clubs will travel to Youngstown Ohio on Tuesday June 4 to compete against the Youngstown Rifle club. Participants should meet at the Nonpariel Range west side garage at 7 o clock. Jesse L Moore notes. Nearly 700 English schools are being equipped for talking pictures.
Results from yesterday include Pittsburgh 8 Cincinnati 0, Philadelphia 7 Brooklyn 5, Boston 2 New York 0, St Louis 6 Chicago 5. Today’s game features St Louis at Chicago and no other games scheduled.
American League results show Philadelphia 8 Washington 7 New York 7 Boston 2 Detroit 10 Chicago 5 Cleveland 6 St Louis 2. Upcoming games feature Cleveland at St Louis and Philadelphia at New York.
Hruatine struck out 10 and allowed two hits as Bessemer routed Wampum 13 to 0 in a Lawrence County Baseball League game. W Stanley hit a home run, G Stanley and Plevnic each homered? with triples by G Stanley and Plevnic. Bessemer totaled 11 hits while Winter and Powell handled the mound for the winners.
Walter Hutchison, two years as athletics coach at New Wilmington high school, will serve as basketball coach and history professor at Verona high school in New York for the 1935 36 term. An Ithaca College graduate, he began coaching at New Wilmington in 1931 and later led championship clubs at Austin high school, Austin PA.
Mahoning A A and Hillsville clash in a Lawrence County baseball league matchup at Hillsville tonight at 6 p m. Umpires Cannon and Van Dyke assigned for the game as both teams boast strong rosters and rivalry heightens the pride on the field.
Park A. A. won 3 to 2 over Oakland P. N. A. at Glasser field with F. Dominick pitching a one hitter. Piatek pitched for Oakland, allowing four hits. Park A. A. will meet Tubetown Tigers at 5 30 p m today on E A field.
Yankees slugged six homers, with Dickey, Chapman, Rolfe, Crosetti, Selkirk and Ruth? No Ruth here, as they beat the Red Sox 7–2. Tigers beat White Sox 10–5 to seize AL lead. Indians topple Browns 6–2. Senators rally for a tie but Athletics win 8–7. Braves beat Giants 2–0 while Dodgers fall 7–5 to Phillies. Cardinals edge Cubs 6–5. Pirates blank Reds 8–0 as Reds drop fifth straight.
Masonic golfers gather at Municipal Course this evening for their Legion of Honor handicap event. After play, lunch is planned as part of monthly feed for Legion of Honor Golfing Association members.
Jack Dempsey watched James J. Braddock spar five rounds plus bag work and calisthenics in Loch Sheldrake New York. Dempsey said Braddock has improved greatly and is hitting hard with a perfect left hook though he does not claim Braddock will win.
Westminster College in New Wilmington reports twelve victories and eight defeats across baseball mush ball tennis and golf under coach Jack Hulme. Tennis captain Bob Grier undefeated in singles. golf led by Dave Kennedy. mushball star John Krivosh pitched in all contests.
Oakmont Pa June 3 stars from across the nation tune up for the national open at the famed course where 162 entries including amateurs and pros from the United States and abroad test the difficult layout. Olin Dutra defends the title as players note Oakmont’s traps and greens dominate the challenge.
Five games are scheduled in the City Soft Ball League tonight marking the start of the final round of the first half. National Radiators host St. Andrews at Radiator field at 6 with Brooks and Riley officiating. Saks vs Keystones at Gaston Park with Panella and Dennis. Crotons vs Capitolas at B&O field with Conti and Augustine. Tolan A C vs Davis at Lehigh field with Smith and Wilson.
East Brook A A faces Central A C at East Brook field tonight at 6 30 weather permitting. Manager C Covert announced the game as the East Brookians seek to extend a winning streak and defeat the Centrals.
In a 9 to 8 thriller, Carbon edged Ellwood City Saturday behind Cracraft’s home run. Bessemer toppled Castlewood 15 to 5 with 12 hits off Brews and Van Eman. Snyder allowed only four hits.
Jones hit a first inning homer with two on base powering American Sheet and Tin Plate to a 10 2 victory over West Pittsburg in Lawrence County baseball. Coates allowed three hits while Houk and Quinn gave up 14. Braky Gennock and Lenhart added extra base hits.
The New Castle golf league resumes Thursday evening after a Memorial Day break. Scheduled matches feature Hardware Merchants versus Conn's Johnson Bronze against East Side Blair Strip Steel versus B. O. Shenango Works versus New Castle News Gersons versus Reynolds Summers McCann Pennsylvania R. A. versus Pieck Mc Junkin.
Cholera breaks out on several islets of Jatafe city in the Philippines. The piece contrasts two civilizations: power seeking exploitation and culture aiming for human development.
NEW WILMINGTON Pa June 3 Nelson P Greer son of Mrs Lida M Greer New Wilmington will be a candidate for the bachelor of business administration degree at Westminster College on June 10 Greer varsity manager of the Titan football team for the last two years is a member of Kappa Phi Lambda fraternity and president of the Tribunal student governing body He has competed in intramural sports and plans to enter business next year.
Henry Picard of Hershey Pennsylvania leads the field in medal play averages this year with 71 28 51 strokes across 51 rounds. Paul Bunyan of White Plains New York is close behind at 71 25 32 as the national open at Oakmont approaches.
Keystone A C of the City Soft ball league shows strong batting with several players over .300. Sheldone leads with 15 hits in 31 at bats for .484, Valensi at .423, La Rocco at .357, and Captain Vinnie Gallagher at .324. Tonight the Keys meet the Saks at Centennial Field, with Johnny Roman pitching.
Keystone A. C. Juniors powered past Jeff Robins 16 to 10 at Fire Station Field on Sunday afternoon in a hard hitting game. They plan to meet Tuesday to prepare Carnegie Field for the opening Junior Soft Ball League game Thursday against the Croton Progressive Club Juniors.
The Young Kangs beat the Key Stone Juniors 1 to 0 at Rosena Field. Sniezek pitched a four hit game. Young Kangs registered six hits off Bart Berger. Kendra and Isaac produced the longest hits of the contest.
St Andrews Crusaders softball team meets Hilltops at Cascade Park on Tuesday at 6 pm in a warm-up game announced by Coach Dave Riley. The match serves as preparation for the Junior Soft Ball league opening.
The Castles of the National Soft Ball Junior league will hold a Tuesday morning practice at B. and O Field announced by Gabby DeCaprio. Reported players include Dal Mumford Eddie Ostrosky Emil Grammes Chink Durkin Bill Rohrer Ed Verage Lou Ross Rags Gennock Scarazzo Orello Santangelo Burelli Colia Congrese Alfred J. Ross. The Castles open against the Greyhounds Thursday at B. and O Field.
The Bulldog A. C. softball team is organized and ready to play any fast junior teams in the city or county. They meet the Coolies A. C. at the B. & O Field Tuesday with Tony Palmer pitching and Benincase or Russo catching.
The forty second state tennis championships for men singles and doubles will be held at Fox Chapel courts from June 8 to 15. Stars expected include Sam Gilpin G Lavine R Norris Williams Richard Hart Neil Sullivan and J Stranahan. Dorathy Anderson earned a varsity letter after winning six of seven matches for Penn State this season.
Ryantown edged Ellwood 6 to 5 despite Ellwood’s two run lead. Friedoff of Ellwood homered, but Ryantown tied the score in the second and led in the third, then held on as both clubsError fielding noted. Box shows key hits by Maher Hill and Friedoff, with Lamm Greco Beatrice pitching and 2 3 1 walk counts.
The New Castle Field Club hosted a crowded weekend with hundreds of golfers. P. H. Bridenbaugh of New Castle High posted a net 66 in class A, from a 78 round with 12 handicap. A. B. Street led class B with 87 and 18 handicap for a net 69.
Handicaps held at Municipal Course produced winners Frank Plusa and R F Davis on Saturday and Tommy Jones and Bill Lamberton on Sunday. Saturday's winning handicap was 80 and Sunday's 74 with scores listed. The article mixes unrelated notes about Cork harbor seals and miscellaneous Britannica curiosities.
Sudan begins large public works programs with several new construction ventures. Government officials announce investments in roads housing and utilities aimed at boosting infrastructure and regional development. Local communities anticipate job creation and long term economic benefits.
New Castle business men’s golf league schedules four Tuesday night matches at Municipal golf course. Bankers face Bell Phones in a likely strong matchup while News boys meet Ind. Grocers and Dentists duel A. & P. Managers. Penn Power meets Universal Sanitary A. A. as Jimmy Smith’s 30 at Castle Hills boosts Bankers’ lead.
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