Lowellville A C Defeats P G Electric A C
Lowellville A C beat P G Electric 7 to 5 on Sunday afternoon in Lowellville. Pitcher Fiza Rodenbaugh for the winners allowed seven hits while Pat Kearns led with three hits including a home run. Varley took the loss for P G Electric.
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Lowellville A. C
P,g Electric
Lowellville
Ohicana
Naw Castle
Utata Tire
Varley
Sheaff
Hla Ald
Lowellvillians
Fiza Rodenbaugh
Pat" Kearns
Weygant Seeks Rematch in Erie Boxing Card
Eddie Weygant, unfazed by a knockout from Danny Frush, declares confidence in beating Frush and plans to fight Patsy Dugan of Columbus, Ohio, in Erie, Pennsylvania, on June 13.
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Danny Frush
Eddie Weygant
Frush
Erie
Patsy Dugan
Columbus
Ohio
Tigers To Play Street Car Men Clash At Scotland Lana
West Side Tigers clash with Street Car men at Scotland Lana at six o clock Tuesday evening. Earlier Tigers and I A A played the second game of the settles. Tigers won the first by three to two. Jewelers in London protest as fashionable women wear less jewelry.
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West Side Tigers
Scotland
Lana
Tigers
Dean Hit Hard Mission Defeated in Sunday School Game
Third United Presbyterians defeated Hast New Castra Mission 9 to 4 as Dean was touched for heavy hits. Miles fanned 12 as Presbyterian rally built a six run lead in the third and fourth innings. Box score notes include two baggers Mosér Pletcher Lines and three baggers Cornot with several hit by pitch and walks.
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Third United Presbyterians
New Castra Mission
Dean
Miles
Presbyterians
U.P
Mosér
Pletcher
Cornot
Lutz
Stitt
Hanna Ta Colnet
Waltons Win Game In Narrow 13 to 12 Victory
The Colored Stars arranged scheduling with top teams, calling Lawrence at 148 to ask for Mount. Walton A. C. battled the Stars for 12 innings Saturday, with errors shaping a wild contest and a Walton win 13 to 12.
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Waltons
Colored Stars
Bese
Lawrence Gamage
Mount
Walton A. C
Fessler Chosen Captain of Ohio State Baseball 1923
Columbus Ohio June 5 Raymond L Fogpler of Youngstown shortstop today was elected captain of the Ohio State University baseball team for 1923.
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Columbus
Raymond L. Fogpler
Youngstown
Ohio State University
Croton A. C. to Open Season Tuesday at Cascade Grounds
Croton A. C. will open their season Tuesday evening at six o'clock on Cascade grounds with Walton A. C. as the attraction. The item includes stray quotes and a Wayside Tale fragment about Marie and her modesty, mentioning a Pekingese dog.
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Croton A. CG
Marie
Taleg
Y M C C Takes Double Header in Hard Fought Wins
Speedy Mahoningtown Y M C C handed Shenango Pottery a 4-3 defeat at Penrsy grounds while the Seventh ward Italians also beat Lawrence Independents 1-0 in a six inning tilt. Domenick and Smith starred for the Italians. Vallely held the Independents to two hits. Palumbo led the Italians at the plate in the second game.
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Mahoningtown
Shenango Pottery
Penrsy
Lawrence Independants
Lawrence
Smith
Domenick
Vallely
Jand
Samuel
Palumbo
Y. M Cc. C. Rk
R. Gangey
Lf ' Palumbo
A. Ross
Tre Domenick
N. Cangey
Caungey
Vallaly
F. Domenick
P . Smith
O Pottery
Lynch Ss
Winters
Cf Samuel
Gilcrest
Cowan
Sullivan
Walgees
H. Winters
Tae Anderson
Swellyn
Pete Teense
Shonange Pate
Bageers
L. Master
Balis
Ross
Domenick i
Hases
Can- Roy
Domanick
Umphra—Evans
Off Vallely 5 Sacrifice Hits Double Steal Rally
In a ball game Vallely earned the win with seven strikeouts and two hits allowed. Lwellyn took the loss allowing three hits and eight strikeouts. Palumbo triggered a double steal with S. and Demenick while Ullbery credited with stolen bases. Evans umpired and Cardella was the scorer.
Lincoln Club routs Peerless A C in hitless nine innings
The Lincoln Club of Mahoningtown won a one sided game against Peerless A C on the P and L Be grounds. Lincolns held Peerless hitless through nine innings, Norris pitched well but lacked support while Zidow fanned fourteen. Attendance 200. Upcoming games include Radiator Company nine and New Castle Athletics at home. Manager Ryan has Wednesday June 14 open.
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Lincoln Club
Mahoningtown
Dees
Peerless A. C
Peerless
Shields
Norris
Lincolns
Nine
New Castle Athletics
Ryan
South Side Pirates Triumph Over Independents 2 1
Johnny Mann delivered timely hitting for the South Side Pirates as they beat the Lawrence Independents 2 to 1 at Tin Milk Grounds. Pitching duel featured Wardey Zidow and Harrig, with strong defense and late run support for the Pirates.
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Johnny Mann
Pirates
Lawrence Independante
Wrdey
Zidow
Harrig
Tin Milk Grounds
Johnson Bronze Blank Edenburg Shuts Out Edenburg 1–0
Johnson Bronze blanked Edenburg 1 to 0 on Saturday as Panella fanned 11, while Augustine and Coates smacked two-base hits. The Bronze workers pushed the lone run across in the first inning and Edenburg offered little support to Coates on the mound.
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Johnson Bronze
Edenburg
Panella
Augustine
Coates
Bronze Workers
Edenbure
Johnson
Ross
Ross Augustine
Ward
New Castle Reds Blanked By Tigers
West Side Tigers shut out the New Castle Reds five to nil on Scotland Lane Saturday. Newswander relieved Frengel for the Reds while McCullough earned the save for the Tigers as Halfmaster sparked the eighth. Tigers tally two in the second, one in the fourth and two more in the eighth.
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Tigers
New Castle
Union Cubs Rally Past Fern Tigers in Extra Innings
The Union Cubs beat the Fern Tigers 11 to 3 after eleven innings on Zich's field. Fragkovitch, Hromyak, Gie Tad and Mehalle doubled while Hromyak struck out eight and Cegielka fanned five. Union Cubs scored six in the first and four in the tenth to secure the win despite late Tigers rally. Umpires Tonea and Pulaski.
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Fer Tigers
Zich
Saturdar
Fragkovitch
Hromyak
Gie- Tad
Mehalle
Hromysk
Cegielka
Tigers
Mnion
Forr Tigers
Frankovich
Glarho
Metalfe
Bronyal
Yankovich
Cegiaikna
Cealaikna
Cegielkh
Tonea and
Pulaski
Seorer J. Mehalte
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Ol Hanna
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Romanick
Maria
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Newswander
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McCullough
L. McCormick
T. Ross
Frengell
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Fritz
Carvella
Mario
DeNuccio
Diana
Linecelu
Culbertson
Hutt
Yomenick
Hofe
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Norris Kaufmann
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John Dittley
Kaufmann
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Narvip Kaufmann
Steinbring
Ckum
L. Feller
Rio
Zarillo
T. McCormi
Gates
Walter
Harris
Llewellyn
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Hostmaster
Wilcox
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Fern Tigers
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Kolooz
Mt . Es
Gonda
Gerielka
Glerad
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Smolnick
Rivexay
Lesniak
Pressnar
Masyyk
Boron
Soha
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