Loss to Youngstown Precludes Hitless Effort
Monday game by the Nocks ended without a hit or run against Youngstown. Pitcher Schettler delivered superb work supported by a hard batting carnival. Key moments included hits off Camnitz and Bowers, with McAleese and Pinkney making contact. Time 1:56, umpire Latham, attendance 940.
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Youngstown
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McAleese
Pinkney
Camnitz
Bowers
Latham
Youngstown Dominate New Castle In One-Sided Game
Youngstown walloped New Castle 12 runs on 14 hits while New Castle produced only one hit and failed to advance a runner past second. Pitcher Camnitz struggled amid crowd ire as Youngstown capitalized with timely hitting and aggressive baserunning to seal a decisive victory.
Akron Beats Sharon 1 1 In Contested Run
Akron won 1 to 0 over Sharon after a disputed foul ball ruled safe producing the sole Akron run. McClafferty Kerr argued the ball foul and List ruled safe in the ninth inning aided by an errorless defensive showing.
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Sharon
Caffyn
East
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List
Thefense
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Patterson
Clever
McLafferty
Mack
City to Form Duckpin League Next Sunday
At Fellowship bowling alleys a meeting is planned to form a City Duckpin league. Captains of duckpin teams are urged to attend at 2 30 Sunday as many teams are ready to join. Officials may be elected and a schedule drafted, with high hopes for a successful start.
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Fellowship
Wright Sees Bright Future for New Castle Team
Manager Sam Wright of the Youngstown team says New Castle is among the league’s best despite a recent rut. He predicts bright days ahead if the team strings together wins and notes Youngstown Marion Akron also strong contenders for the pennant.
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New Castle
Sam Wright
Youngstown
Wright
Sam
Marion
Akron
Mr. Wright
Bills Outing at Cascade Park Features Two Baseball Contests
The National Protective Legion of Western Pennsylvania hosts a large outing at Cascade Park tomorrow with two morning and afternoon baseball games. Ellwood City All-Stars meet Big Bill Smith’s team at 10:30, then Sharon plays New Castle. Special trains run from towns. a 1 pm basket dinner follows in the pine grove with speeches by National President George A. Scott and Vice President H. B. V. Porter.
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National Protective Legion of Western Pennsylvania
Cascade Park
Ellwood City
Big Bill Smith
Sharon
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Pine Grove
George A. Scott
Efforts to reshuffle league territory underway
Central and O and P league clubs plan a re division of territory. Teams proposed include Springfield Canton Dayton Akron Erie Wheeling and New Castle to form a compact league with balanced drawing power. The plan, already discussed at several meetings, will be brought to the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues at next winter’s annual meeting for sanction.
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Dayton
Akron
Youngstown
New Castle
Erie
Wheeling
National Association
Nallin Criticized as Akron Centerfielder Faces Bench
Dick Nallin of the Akron team, hailed as the brains of the squad for inside plays and signals, is under fire for indifferent form. Manager East has not benched him despite mounting complaints, while support behind the scenes threatens action if he does not regain productive work.
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Dick Nallin
Akron
Nallin
East
C P Teams Schedule Games This Week
Wednesday June 5 Sharon at New Castle Akron at Youngstown Lancaster at Newark Thursday June 6 Mansfield at Marion Friday June 7 New Castle at Youngstown Akron at Sharon Mansfield at Lancaster Marion at Newark Saturday June 8 Akron at Sharon Marion at Newark
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Boston Pool Showdown Instills Citywide Cheers
Pedro Boston defeated Sam Marquis 75 to 63 in a standout pool match at the New Castle club alleys and pool parlors last night. The event drew a large crowd and a nightly series starts June 4 with Edward Osborne vs John Nealon as the next 75 point clash.
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Sam Marquis
New Castle Club
Edward Osborne
John Nealon
Latham Umpires A Game Well Despite Criticism
The umpire Arlie Latham, who had been the subject of reports about his eyesight and endurance, officiated a solid game yesterday with minimal protests. Manager Smith accused Breen of ball discoloration, but Latham refused to listen and sent him to the bench, a fault noted for not hearing objections though he could have ruled properly.
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Breen
Rube Bowers
Sharon
New Castle
Eddie Murphy
Schettler
Bill Smith
City Bowling League Meeting Called At Fellowship Alleys
The City Bowling League schedules a meeting at Fellowship alleys Thursday at 8 p.m. Managers must attend as important business will be transacted. The trophy won by the Sycamore team will be awarded at the meeting.
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Sycamore
First Sunday Baseball Game Set at Youngstown
The first Sunday game at Youngstown features Sharon as the attraction next Sunday. New Castle does not play at Youngstown until Sunday June 30. A large crowd from here is expected to travel to Youngstown to witness the contest with no trouble anticipated as the local authorities gave permission.
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Youngstown
Sharon
New Castle
Consolation for Heart Broken Fans Remembering 1898 Runners
Manager Billy Smith recalls a infamous 1898 game between New Castle and Toledo in Interstate days. He describes Toledo leading 14 to 1 before New Castle surged to a dramatic late rally, ending in a lengthy, high scoring tie before a winner emerged. The tale features three fingered Smith and other New Castle star pitchers.
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New Castle
Interstate
Toledo
Figgemier
Wadsworth
New Castile
Three Fingered Smith
Bowling Contest Tuesday Night in Smoky City
The Dimling bowling team of Pittsburg, a top Smoky City squad, visits Fellowship alleys Tuesday evening to face the Nocks. Both teams recently played several strong matches, promising one of the season’s best contests and drawing notable local attention.
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Pittsburg
Smoky City
New Castle Ball Club Faces Troubles With Luck
Youngstown's visitors and New Castle clash as the club struggles with hitting errors and a weak catching display. Manager Smith plans fixes, including coaching for pitchers, while Eddie Murphy and Schettler are noted for efforts. Sharon visits Wednesday and Thursday as the schedule runs through the week with hopes for a turnaround.
Lowe May Become Manager of Pueblo Team
Robert Lincoln Lowe of this city who coaches the Michigan varsity nine may become the manager of the Pueblo team in the Western league. Owners have made overtures to Hugh Jennings who holds Lowe’s contract and he may be secured.
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Robert Lincoln Lowe
Michigan
Pueblo
Hugh Jennings
Lowe
Pool Tournament Crown for Lawrence County Set
The championship will feature top county players with fifty dollars in gold prizes. The opening match last night saw C. W. Smith defeat Sam Quehl by 75 to 32. The next game is scheduled for Wednesday at 8 o'clock.
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Lawrence County
C. W. Smith
Sam Quehl
East Protest Rejected. New Castle Advances
President Morton confirms Akron's protest of the Saturday game halted by rain last May 25 was not sustained and New Castle is awarded the contest. The standing remains unchanged and East is deemed to have no grounds for protest.
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EAST
Morton
Akron
New Castle
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