Monarchs Triumph Over West Pittsburgh In Hard Fought Game
The Garland Manufacturing team fell 8 to 4 to the Ellyood City Monarchs at West Dip burg on Thursday. Brown and Beans combined on the mound for Monarchs as Garlands produced seven hits. A key triple play by Quinn to Onicka in the fifth inning highlighted the defense.
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Onicka
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Ewing
Ellwood Monarchs
Garland
Bargers
Dickerson
Kramer
Beans
Senatore
Ellwood
A. Berls
Edenburg Ball Club Organizes For 1925 Season
The Edenburg baseball team has organized for the 1925 season and will book games with first class amateur teams in Lawrence county. Officials have secured several new players to strengthen the roster and expect a hard fight for the county title. For information call 504-R-3 or 5051-
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Edenburg
Lawerence
Rames
Diamond Dust Grief Notes On Local Baseball Games
The High Street Sluggers defeated the Oakland Stars 4 1 in five innings at Sunny Avenue grounds Thursday night. The Young Eagles routed the West Side Stars 12 0 at Lee Avenue grounds, Eagan tossing a no hit game for the Eagles. Coaltown Midgets edged Square Guys 14 8 at Walton field with Downing’s pitching a highlight. Sports editor urges teams to submit box scores by 6 30 a m to ensure publication.
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Oakland Stars
Avenue
Eagles
West Side Stars
Lee Avenue Grounds
Eagan
Coaltown
Svar the Square Guys
Walton Field
Downing
Lawrence Cubs Top Cedar Jrs in 11-4 victory
The Lawrence Cubs defeated the Cedar Street Juniors 11 to 4 at Cedar Street grounds on Wednesday. A Zidow pitched effectively allowing three hits, with Cubs scoring big innings in the third and sixth totaling ten runs. Gray struggled for the Juniors, while Zidow, Mazur, Moore, Fabian and Jackson contributed offensively. The teams plan to meet again next Monday and Cubs manager Barr can be reached at 9009.
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Cedar Street
Cedar Street Grounds
A. Zidow
Cubs
Gray
Heaor
Mazur
Moore
Fabian
Jackson
Oakland
Barr
Cedar St
Zidow
Cwynar
Robinson
Umpira Price
Mahoning Tigers Crush Indians in Lopsided Game
The Mahoning Tigers defeated the Cherry Street Indians 16 to 3 at King grounds on Thursday evening. Cuba pitched superbly for the Tigers with 11 strikeouts, holding the Indians scoreless after the second inning. Fisher led the Tigers with four hits while pitching for the Indians allowed 19 hits and seven strikeouts.
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Cherry Street Indians
King Grounds
Cuba
Tigers
Indians
Fisher
Boxing results from Camden and Brooklyn bouts
Danny Kramer of Philadelphia defeated Joe Leo pold of Denver on a foul in the fourth round. Joe Glick of Brooklyn beat Bobby Garcia of Camp Hollybird Maryland on a foul in the seventh. In Camden N J Joe Libby knocked out Watson Finch in three rounds. Battling Mack, Camden, won the decision over Manuel Flores, Philippines.
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Danny Kramer
Philadelphia
Joe Leopold
Denver
Joe Glick
Bobby Garcia
Camp Hollabird
Camden
N. J
Joe Libby
Watson Finch
Mack
Manuel Flores
Philippines
Fast Liverpool To Play A A In Centennial Field Clash
The Italian A A and East Liverpool semi pro teams meet at Centennial field on June 10 at 3 30 p m. Carm Sacco, business agent, announced the game and the new field’s formal opening. New Castle’s semi pros will also be showcased as the Triple A entry adds prestige to the city with a rising grandstand and strong turnout expected. Grace Wilson age 13 and Marko Galich age 40 were heat stricken in Sharon business district but are expected to recover.
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Liverpool
Carm Sacco
New Castle
Sacco
C. Ed Brown
Louis
Tralian A. A
I. A.A
Sharon
Grace Wilson
Marko Galich
Steamer searches edge of ice for missing flyers
Oslo June 3 Norwegian steamer Farm and Haob shy began a search along the ice edge of the polar region for traces of the missing Amundsen Ellsworth North Pole flyers. The two monoplane expedition departs Horten tomorrow for Spitzbergen with officials hopeful for an early takeoff to locate the Amundsen Ellsworth party.
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International News Service
Oslo
Norway
Polar
Amtundsen
Homers and Wage Scale Highlight Patchy Baseball Notes
Journal fragments show players named for American and National Leagues including Cardinals Browns Cubs and Dodgers with scattered totals. A New Jersey notice states journeymen plumbers in Parsippany have been granted an $11 daily wage, equating to about $60.50 weekly, with overtime terms noted.
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Indians
Hornsby
Cardinals
Fournier
Bo Lindstorm
G Dean
Giants
Shrnners
Harment
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Robertson
Mengel
Cuba
Willigans
Simmons
Athletics
Parsaic
XN. J
America
Ray Is Elected Class President at Geneva College
Ray, a New Castle High School alumnus and former athlete, was chosen by the Geneva College senior class to serve as class president for 1925-26. He has since pursued studios and newspaper work in Beaver Falls and is noted for prior athletic prominence.
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John Jay
New Castle High School
New Castle N Wat
Geneva College
Ray
Beaver 1
Falls
Sargent Smith H S Graduate Exclusion Noted
In the New Castle Senior High School class of 1925 list published by Itba News on Thursday June 14 one name was omitted. Sargent Willer Smith of 413 Moody Avenue received his diploma with the others after a name confusion.
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I New Castle Senior High School
Itba
Sargent Willer Smith
Moody Avenue
Ligel
Smith
Cigs
Milk License Trap Leads to Police Court Notice
Alex Dudash was found Thursday by Sanitary Officer L. S. Honn for selling milk without a license. The case heading centers on unlicensed dairy sales and local enforcement actions.
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Alex Dudash
L. S. Honn Jto
Plan To Attend State Convention Delegates Elected
Willis Campbell and T. J. Mc Michael have been elected by the local union of bricklayers and masons as delegates to the convention of the Pennsylvania State Association of Bricklayers and Stonemasons which will convene in Sharo on June 16.
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Willis Campbell
T. J. McMichael
Union of Bricklayers and Masons
Pennsylvania State Association of Bricklayers and Sr.a
Sharo
York Publisher Dies Early Toda
International News Service reports York publisher William Taylor longtime editor in chief of the York Dispatch dies at his home after a year of illness. He served 21 years as editor in chief and was first president of the Associated Dailies of Pennsylvania. Wife noted.
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William _ Taylor
York Dispatch and Organs
Associate Dailies
Pennsylvania
Tas
Ty Lérs
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