Perch and Plevnic Star In No-Hit Baseball Streak
BESSEMER June 4. Bessemer high baseball closed with nine wins two defeats and one forfeit. No-hit games by Percic and Plevnic stunned Union and East Brook respectively. Infield turned eight double plays Stanley to Semonza to Gorenz. Throop hit .416, Benson pitched relief in key games, and the team held Shenango and Princeton to zero runs.
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Bessemer
Bessemer High
Percic
Plevnic
Union
East Brook
Stanley
Semonza
Gorenz
Wampum
Samsa
Throop
Benson
Perch
Shenango
Princeton
Clifton Flats Rout Independents 13 to 2 on Cedar Street
Clifton Flats hammered the Independents 13 to 2 on Cedar Street, out hitting the Independents and playing cleaner defense. Joe Lenhart and Martin homered, Lenhart added a double and boosted his average, while Coughlin and Martin held the Independents to one hit. Batteries: Independents Majocka Masajada Fabian. Clifton Flats Martin Neyman. Umpires Fruitt Chamura.
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Clifton Flats
Lawrence Independents
Cedar Street
Independents
Joe Lenhart
Martin
Lenhart
Coughlin
R. H. E. Clifton
Majocka
Masajada
Fabian
R. Neyman
Fruitt
Chamura
Young Eagles top Rangers 15 to 3 at Glasser field
Ostrosky homer helps Young Eagles beat South Side Rangers 15 to 3 on Friday. J Mescall held the Rangers to five hits as Glasser field hosted the game.
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Young Eagles
South Side
Koppel Seeks Home Games With Local Teams
The Koppel baseball team from Beaverton county, led by star players Lefty Dubrovich and Ronnie Shablesky, seeks home and home games with strong district teams. No Saturday or Wednesday evening dates available. Contact Michael A. Petii, business manager, box 415, Koppel, Pa.
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Koppel
Beaver County
Lefty” Dubrovich
Ronnie Shablesky
Springfield
Ill
Red Cleary
Michael A. Petii
Box 415
Koppel, Pa
Ramblers Beat St Michaels Juniors 25 to 0 on their Field
South Side Ramblers routed St Michaels Juniors 25 to 0 with 25 Ramblers hits. Brightshue allowed two safeties as Logan starred with a home run triple and double and pitched for the Ramblers. Batteries: Ramblers Brightshue Logan. St Michaels Jrs Carrick Janoski Dugan Chalak Budai. Umpires Phillips Kambella and P Hardig.
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South Side
Ramblers
St. Michaels Juniors
St. Michaels
Brightshue
Logan
Ee Ramblers
St. M. Jrs
St. Michaels Jrs
Carrick
Janoski
Dugan
Chalak
Budai
Phillips, Kambella
P. Hardig
Municipal Course Makes Major Progresss At Shane
Improvements at the Municipal golf course have enlarged teeing areas and oiled them to keep soil soft yet firm. The rough by fairways is better than last year, stones removed, and organizers expect record crowds today and Sunday.
Cal Smith Hurls No Hit Game for Elder AC
Cal Smith pitched a no hitter for Elder A. C. against Central A. C. on Elderfield Friday as Elder won 5 to 1. Cox was hit seven times. P Quinn and Houk hit triples, while Walthers and Heidish added two base hits. Batteries: Elder Smith Lay ton. Central Cox Logue. Um pire George Hawk.
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Cal Smith
Elder A. C
Central A. C
Elderfield
Elder
Cox
P. Quinn
Houk
Walthers
Heidish
R. H. E. Spool
Elder, Smith and Layton
Central
Cox and Logue
George Hawk
Soda Jerkers defeat Castlewood 10 to 2 on Castlewood field
Soda Jerkers win 10 to 2 over Castlewood on Castlewood field yesterday. Mrozek allowed three hits as 16 Jerkers produced 10 runs. Score by innings: Soda Jerkers 006 103 0. Castlewood 200 0000 2. Batteries: Soda Jerkers Mrozek and Smialoski. Castlewood Houk Shaffer Seitch.
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Soda Jerkers
Castlewood
Mrozek
Jerkers
R.H.E
Smialoski
Houk
Shaffer
Seitch
Sacred Hearts A C Club Meeting Set for Tomorrow
Sacred Hearts A C members, totaling 90 with a ladies auxiliary, will meet at 2 30 p m tomorrow at the Beaever street clubhouse. John Ross called the gathering. Mount Mitchell stands as the Black Mountains highest peak at 6711 feet.
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Sacred Hearts A. C
Beaever Street
John Ross
Mount Mitchell
Black Mountains
McGraw retires ill and passes manager role to Bill Terry
International News Service reports John Mc Graw retires due to ill health after thirty years as Giants skipper. He names Bill Terry as successor and pledges ongoing advisory support while noting a strained rivalry with Terry but belief in his leadership qualities.
Spencers Win 12-11 In 10 Inning Mushball Affair
Spencers defeated the Independent Merchants 12 to 11 in a 10 inning City Mushball game on Washington field. Shoaff Regan and Maki homered. Moser doubled and tripled. Ind Merchents 300 005 1020 and Spencers 221 110 310 1-12 200. Batteries Ind Mer Shaffer Denyer Regan Spencer E Spencer Ingram Vaughn. Umpire Borasky.
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Spencers
Merchants
Washington Field
Shoaff
Regan
Maki
Moser
R. H. E. Ind. Mer
Ind. Mer
Shaffer
Denyer
E. Spencer
Ingram
Vaughn
Borasky
Three Home Runs In Mushball Game
Carnegie Midgets beat M and D 12 to 7 at Den Park in a mushball game. P Marcella homered for the Midgets Casella and Casella homered for M and D. Score by innings shows Carnegie offense and pitching details. A note on nude cultists in British Columbia mentions possible penalties and tattooed stripes.
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Carnegie
den Park
P. Marcella
Casella
R. H. E. Carnegie
Roman
Covelli
Gensante
Napodano
British Columbia
Detroit News
National League Results From Yesterday
Pittsburgh defeats Chicago 6 to 5 in eleven innings while Boston tops Brooklyn 6 to 5. Other NL games were postponed due to rain.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Cubs
Worthington
Hack Wilson
Today’s Nba Sets Key Matchups
Chicago faces Pittsburgh at 3:00. Boston visits Brooklyn at 2. Philadelphia plays New York at 2. Cincinnati travels to St. Louis.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baseball scores roundup from American League and National League
Cleveland beat Detroit 3 to 1 then 10 to 7. New York topped Philadelphia 20 to 13. St Louis won 2 to 1 over Chicago. Washington game at Boston was rained out.
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Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Boston
L Pd
Coyee
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Cleveland Seeee
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Basketball matchups listed for upcoming pairings
Cleveland plays Detroit and Washington hosts Boston while New York visits Philadelphia. St Louis travels to Chicago for additional action.
Radiators Trim Higgins 20 to 10 in Mushball Match
National Radiator defeated Higgins 20 to 10 in a New Castle Mushball League game at Radiator field last night. Ambrozia Marino and Hiltoni hit homers as Scocchera and Heasley pitched for the Radiators allowing 15 hits. Score by innings shows Radiators with 20 runs and Higgins with 10.
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New Castle
Radiator Field
Ambrozia
Marino
Hiltoni
Scocchera
Heasley
R. H.E
Shaftie
E. Nemuno
L. Nemuno
Neimi
Hamilton
Mrs W K McAfee Wins Tournament At Field Club Course
The New Castle Field Club ladies held a flag tournament at the Field Club golf course on Friday with Mrs. W. K. McAfee capturing the event. In the related putting contest Mrs. Thomas W. Dickey won with 30 putts, while Miss Clara M. Hartsuff and Mrs. J. E. Elliott tied for second with 37. Miss Rachel Wallace and Miss Elizabeth D. Reis tied for third with 39.
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New Castle
Rachel Wallace
Elizabeth D. Reis
W. K. McAfee
R. R. McKee
R. M. Garland
E. B. Bleakley
E. D. Reis
Wampum High Captures County Class B Baseball Title
Wampum High won the County Class B pennant with a near perfect 11 1 record. Bessemer finished second and Shenango third. Star players include James Galliard Robert DeMark Carmen Beatrice Joseph Julius Ralph Ferrucci Clarence Ault Vernon Langile Louis Ippolito Lee Eversole Burl Wineger with manager Merle Wardman Tony Kosier and coach A M Asper.
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Wampum High School
Bessemer
Shenango
James Galliard
Robert DeMark
Carmen Beatrice
Joseph Julius
Ralph Ferrucci
Clarence Ault
Vernon Langile
Louis Ippolito
Lee Eversole
Burl Wineger
Merle Wardman
Tony Kosier
A. M. Asper
St Andrews Wins Forfeit Game At Gaston Park
At Gaston Park mushball field about 800 fans watched St Andrews church team win by forfeit when the Colored Stars or Cloverleaf team failed to appear for the scheduled game. The Stars manager promised to field a team until 5 pm but did not arrive by 6 30, resulting in the forfeit. The crowd was disappointed and the St Andrews team expressed regret over the loss of a game they had hoped to play two years without such a setback.
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Giants
John McGraw
New York
McGraw
Polo Grounds
Gaston Park
St. Andrews Church
Colored Stars
Cloverleaf
the Stars
Wreckers Rally To Edge Malizia 4 3 In Croton
Wreckers defeated Malizia 4 to 3 after trailing early. They scored all runs in the fourth inning to come from behind, with Ciotto and Fornataro pitching well. Umpire Polansky worked the game.
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Wreckers
Malizia
Croton
Ciotto
Fornataro
Croton M. E. Tracks and Field Team Gears for Sunday Meet
Croton M. E. prepares for a Sunday school track meet at Taggart field with 1931 champions aiming to repeat. Star runners include Bill McCreary Grace Kneram Jack White Roy Bales and Sid Lockley along with several other boys and girls expected to compete in sprints distance events and field events.
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Taggart Field
Croton M. E
Clarence Reiber
Bert James
Bill McCreary
Grace Kneram
Jack White
Roy Bales
McCreary
Sid Lockley
Gilbert
Run
Sam Shuler
John Earhart
Irvin Rubeis
Phil Shuler
Phil Benninghoff
Launce McClelland
Foster McEwen
Henry Lehman
Charles Schetrom
Lillian Earhart
Grace
Mrs. James
Betty Kenehan
Lottie Mitchell
Dorothy Watt
Grays Appear Here Tuesday In Big Homestead Clash
Scar azzo manager Alex Black says Jewie Coen or Paul McCullough will start for the club against the Homestead Grays Tuesday night at Centennial field. First pitch is 6 30 with Coen seeking his season debut and McCullough undefeated this year. Fahey, Huff, Reider or Fruitt, Genock, McCullough, Calipethi, Jones, Byak and Travers listed in lineup as Centennial field expected to be packed by ideal weather.
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Alex Black
Scarazzo
Jewie Coen
Paul McCullough
Homestead Grays
Centennial Field
Coen
Grays
McCullough
Paul Fahey
Mickey Huff
Reider
Fruitt
Genock
Lank McCullough
Jones
Byak
Travers
Centennial
Martell Midgets Defeat Rocco Midgets 19 to 14 on Friday
Martell Midgets outscored Rocco Midgets 19 to 14 on the O and M field Friday. Turco and Bullano homered, Turco added a second hit with a double. Batteries: Martell Midgets Pearsall Bullano. Rocco Midgets Ross Turco Fornataro. Um pire J Bullano.
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Martell
Rocco
Turco
Bulano
Bo Mar
Martell Midgets
Pearsall
Bullano
Rocco Midgets
Ross, Turco
Fornataro
J. Bullano
Merchants of West Side Win Over Sacred Hearts
West Side Merchants defeated Sacred Hearts 10 to 6 yesterday. Banjo hit a home run, Germany struck out six, and Erwin fanned four. Batteries were W S Merchants Erwin and Walter versus Hearts Germany and Dewey.
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West Side Merchants
Sacred Hearts
West Side
Banjo
Germany
Erwin
W. S
Walter
Hearts
Dewey
Freeman Defeats McTiernan in Pittsburg Showdown
Tommy Freeman of Cleveland won a unanimous decision over Buck McTiernan in a ten round middleweight bout in Pittsburg last night. Freeman, a former welterweight champion now campaigning at 160 pounds, eyes a potential title clash with middleweight champion Maxie Rosenbloom.
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International News Service
Pittsburg
Buck McTiernan
Tommy Freeman
Cleveland
Maxie Rosenbloom
Here and There In Sports Land Home Run Feats
Lou Gehrig homered four times tying major league records set by Bobby Lowe and Ed Delahanty with three off Earnshaw and one off Mehaffey. Babe Ruth Earl Combs Tony Lazzeri also homered as Cochranes and Foxx tied American League two clubs with nine homers in a game.
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Lou Gehrig
Bobby Lowe
Ed Delehanty
Lou
George Earnshaw
Leroy Mehaffey
Babe Ruth
Earl Combs
Tony Lazzeri
Mickey Cochrane
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
McGraw resigns as Giants manager handing to Bill Terry
John McGraw resigns as manager of the New York Giants after 42 years in baseball and passes control to 33 year old first baseman Bill Terry amid long battle with illness.
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John McGraw
New York Giants
Bill Terry
McGraw
Freeman Beats McTiernan In 10 Round Millvale Bout
Former welterweight champion Tommy Freeman defeated Buck McTiernan by decision over 10 rounds in Millvale. Freeman floored McTiernan for a nine count in the eighth round, as Pennsylvania wrestling bouts face Athletic Commission limits until top men from two groups agree to meet.
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Pennsylvania
State Athletic Commission
Helen Wills Moody Aims To Add Crown For Doubles Title
Helen Wills Moody and Elizabeth Ryan eye another doubles crown as Moody faces France’s top woman player Mme Rene Mathieu on Sunday. Mathieu defeated Betty Nuthall of England in the semifinals 6 2 6 4.
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Helen Wills Moody
Elizabeth Ryan
Mme
Rene Mathieu
France
Betty Nuthall
England
Diamond Dust and mushball notes from local baseball scenes
Spicer hit three for Central A C as they fell to Cascade. Logue went 12 putouts at first, Zinkner fanned eight as Boro A C beat Hemphill. Pump station beat Pearson Street AC 17 to 15. Clifton Flats and Castlewood prep for a Friday game. Lenhart belted a double and homer for Clifton Flats. Ramblers catcher homered and added two three-base hits. Granite life spans listed between 75 and 200 years.
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Pearson Street
A. C
Yankees Tie World Record With Four Consecutive Home Runs
Lou Gehrig leads New York to a 20–13 rout of Philadelphia as Babe Ruth Tony Lazzeri and Earl Combs hit four homers to match a 38 year old mark. The 31 Yanks used in the box score set a modern 50 base total in the same game.
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International
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Lou Genrig
New York Yankees
Abner Doubleday
Athletics
Bobby Lowe
Boston Nationals
Ed Delehanty
Phillies
Babe Ruth
Tony Lazzeri
Earl Combs
Gehrig
McCarthy
Shibe Park
Yanks
Lazzeri
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