Lowellville A C Beats P C Electric In Local Tilt
Lowellville A C defeated the P C Electric team Sunday afternoon by 6 to 2 in Lowellville. Varley started for P C Electric, gave up three runs in the first inning before Sheaff stabilized the home team. Rodenbaugh allowed seven hits for Lowellville, with Pat Kearns collecting three hits including a home run. Stolen bases went to Kearns with 1.
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P C. Electric
Lowellville
New Castle
State Line
Varley
P.C
Sheaff
Lowellvillians
Fitz” Rodenbaugh
Pat’’ Kearns
Weygant Aims to Beat Dugan After Frush Knockout
Eddie Weygant expresses confidence after his knockout by Danny Frush and plans to fight in Erie, Pennsylvania on June 15 seeking a win over Patsy Dugan of Columbus, Ohio.
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Danny Frush
Eddie Weygant
Frush
Erie
Patsy Dugan
Columbus
Ohio
Tigers To Play Street Car Men On Scotland Lane Clash
West Side Tigers clash with Street Car Men on Scotland Lane at six o clock Tuesday evening. Tigers lead the series after winning the opening game three to two. Saturday afternoon the Tigers and N A A will play the second game of the series.
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West Side Tigers
Scotland Lane
Tigers
London Jewelers Complain Over Decreased Adornment
Jewelry shops in London report fashionably dressed women now wear far less jewelry than in the past, reflecting changing tastes and economic caution among the stylish set.
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London
Y M C C Takes Double Header
Y M C C speedy Mahoningtown beat Shenango Pottery 4-3 on Pennsy grounds in game one and Lawrence Independents 1-0 in six innings in game two. Vallely pitched the first win, Palumbo starred with the bat, and Domenick keyed the Italians defense. Attendance 200.
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Mahoningtown
Shenango Pottery
Lawrence Independents
Lawrence
Smith
Domenick
Pottery
Vallely
Samuel
Palumbo
Johnson Bronze Blank Edenburg in Saturday shutout
Johnson Bronze blanked Edenburg 1 0 on Saturday afternoon as Pan Ella struck out 11. Augustine and Coates each had two base hits, while the Bronze workers scored in the first inning. Edenburg’s offense was limited as Coates pitched well for the Bronze and received poor run support.
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Johnson Bronze
Edenburg
Panella
Augustine
Coates
Bronze Workers
Dean Hit Hard Mission Defeated by United Presbyterians
In a Sunday School league game United Presbyterians defeated East New Castle Mission 9 to 4 as Miles struck out 12. Presbyterians built a six run lead in the third and fourth innings. Score by innings shows E N Co 000 011 110 and Third U P 003 830 1 92. Moser Fletcher Lines two baggers Colnor Hit by pitch Lutz Stitt three baggers. Dean 9 strikeouts Miles 12. Umpire Slicker Scorer Griffith.
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P. A
Lowell
A. C
Kearns
Mellilo
Mills
Dunlap
Sammartino
Shoaff
Hudson
Rody
Third United Presbyterians
East New
U.P
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Fletcher
Lines
Colnor
Lutz
Stitt
Dean
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Hanna
Comet
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R. H Diamond
Oesta Fox
B. Dean
Brown
H. Taylor
Stickle
K. Lutz
Dietch
MeeKissick
P Richard
Richard
Waltons Win Game In 12 Innings This Weekend
The Waltons defeated the Colored Stars 13 to 12 after a 12 inning marathon. Lawrence garage at 148 is the contact point to arrange future games with top national teams. Colored Stars and Walton A. C. sought challenging opponents Saturday.
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Colored Stars
Lawrence Garage
Mount
Walton A. C
Fessler Chosen Captain for OSU Baseball 1923
Raymond L. Fessler of Youngstown was elected captain of the Ohio State University baseball team for 1923. The shortstop earned the honor at OSU in Columbus, announced today.
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Columbus
Raymond L. Fessler
Youngstown
Ohio State University
Croton A C Opens Season With Walton Club Clash
Croton A C will open its season Tuesday at six on the Cascade grounds with Walton A C as the attraction. The matchup starts the docket for Croton's early schedule and aims to set the tone for the club’s year.
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Croton A. C
Cascade Grounds
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Walton A. C
Wayside Tales: Marie and her modest dog incident
Marie keeps her Pekingese out of the room during gown changes in a humorous Wayside Tales vignette. The light exchange spotlights modesty and pet etiquette with a playful tone.
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Marie
Lincolns Wallop Peerless Team in One-Sided Baseball Game
The Lincoln Club of Mahoningtown defeated Peerless A. C. after nine innings on the P and L EB grounds Saturday. Shields pitched well with one hit allowed, while Norris had poor support. The Lincolns meet Radiator Company nine on Wednesday and host New Castle Athletics Saturday. Manager Ryan has Wednesday, June 14 open. Call 2172-M.
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Mahoningtown
Peerless A. C
Peerless
Shields
Norris
Lincolns
New Castle Athletics
Ryan
Pirates Defeat Independents In Tight 2 1 Victory
Johnny Mann delivered timely hits for the South Side Pirates while Zidow and Harris matched zeroes in a pitchers duel. The Lawrences Independents fell 2 to 1 on a sunlit Saturday at Tin Mill grounds, one of the season’s best games.
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Lawrence Independents
Zidow
Harris
Tin Mill Grounds
New Castle Reds Blanked By Tigers Five-Nothing
West Side Tigers shut out the New Castle Reds five to zero on Scotland Lane. Newswander relieved Frengel who pitched for the Reds while McCullough closed for the Tigers as Hoffmaster sparked a late rally. Tigers tallied two in the second, one in the fourth, and two in the eighth.
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Union Cubs Triumph Over Fern Tigers in 11 9 Victory
The Union Cubs defeated the Fern Tigers 11 to 9 at Zich's field on Saturday. Key contributors included doubles by Frankovitch, Hromyak, Gerad, and Mehalic. Hromyak pitched eight strikeouts while Cegielka had five. Union Cubs scored six runs in the first and four in the tenth to seal the win. Tigers could not recover. Umpires Jones and Pulaski.
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Tigers
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Glerko
Cegielkh
Cegialkha
Umptres Jones
Pulaski
Seorer J. Mehatie
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