Pirates Split With Brooklyn Twin Bill
The Pirates split a doubleheader with Brooklyn in a tight series. Key players contributed runs as both teams battled for control of the early season series.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1939
Page
28
The Pirates split a doubleheader with Brooklyn in a tight series. Key players contributed runs as both teams battled for control of the early season series.
New York Yankees own a strong hold on the AL pennant race with only seven losses in 40 games as Red Ruffing fans eight for an 8 4 victory over Detroit. Cleveland’s Bob Feller wins his ninth, while Moe Grove shuts out the Tribe 7 1. Cardinals see rainouts, Pirates split with Brooklyn, Cubs top Phillies before curfew.
Four fast games are set in the City Softball league tonight. The Johnson Bronze and K Pulaski game moves to Lehigh field due to a circus in town. Games start at 6. Nobils host Foley at Gaston park. Gas Big Ten aims to stop Rads. Sons of Italy meet Lingerlights at Clayton Street field.
The West Side Cardinals defeated the Rangers 18 to 13 Saturday morning at Baroline field. B Sullivan homered for the winners while Routuno homered for the losers. Winning pitcher was A Carrigan with L Routuno taking the loss.
Arrangements for a coon chase at 10 a m June 24 on Route 278 Pulaski fair grounds with a 3 dollar entry fee and a $100 purse plus novice and fox chases. rules will be posted. Also notes Tom Elliott’s 86th birthday and local boxing card with eight bouts led by Kahle Ashton post 8 and Jefferson A C.
West Pittsburg Gas House Gang hosts Union Civics at the West Pittsburg field at 6 PM after a Sunday tie that left the score 6 to 6 at dusk. Manager Danny DeGe nova may start Lefty Tonseth or Frank Brakyovich while Civics threaten with pitcher Smith to stop the Pittsburgers' surge.
Baseball results from June 4 show Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 7 to 3 while Brooklyn won 14 to 1. Cincinnati beat New York 4 to 1 and Chicago took Philadelphia 9 to 4 in game one before a second game ended at 32 innings due to Sunday law. St. Louis and Boston had rain cancellations for both scheduled games.
Pittsburgh faces Brooklyn while Cincinnati meets New York St. Louis travels to Boston and Chicago plays Philadelphia in a slate of four afternoon showdowns across the league.
American League results show New York 8 Detroit 4, Cleveland 10 Boston 2, Boston 7 Cleveland 1, Chicago 14 Philadelphia 9, Philadelphia 11 Chicago 6, St. Louis 5 Washington 4 and St. Louis 11 Washington 3. Scheduled games: New York at Detroit, Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at Cleveland.
The South Hill Yanks secured their fourth win of the year on Sunday by defeating Maitland A. C. 12 to 5. E Frenge pitched for the Yanks, allowing only three hits, while F Parrott led the offense with a triple and a single.
City Baseball league officials and the umpires association will hold a special meeting after 9 pm at St. Joseph Parish Hall. Father Peter Michael Schirra will preside. Several grave matters will be discussed and some to be straightened out. Managers missing the meeting without a good excuse will be dropped from the league.
Ex soldiers of Kahle Ashton post No 8 plan a boxing show to fund expenses for the Williamsport convention. Notables include Kowalik of McKeesport facing Delarado and Pelias meeting Genaro of Youngstown at 147. Moran and Heck meet at 126 with other bouts featuring Rogers, Sawyer, Green and more as Grove City and McKeesport fighters are set to appear. Former servicemen organize what could be the biggest amateur boxing crowd in the Arena.
The Wabash Bears softball team split a double header with Beaver Valley champions Ellport Tigers. Ellport won the first game 20 to 6 behind pitcher Angelo as Barterraro took the loss. Wabash won the second 9 to 8 with Miron the winning pitcher and Sabo the loser, snapping a 15 game win streak for Wabash this year.
There will be a final meeting of the Girls City Softball league tonight at the Y at 8 o’clock with Rocco P Viggiano presiding. The league officially opens Tuesday with three games. only managers admitted. This marks the first girls softball league in New Castle. ST. PAULS WIN St Pauls beat Central Presbyterian 8 to 5 on King Avenue field Linert and Kenteshh led with hits Pauline and Binder teamed for the winning battery Kelso pitched for Central Presbyterians Moore caught. NORTH HILL CARDS WIN North Hill Cardinals swept two games beating North Hill Pirates 12 to 0 with B Thompson winning pitcher and then 11 to 6 over South Hill Yanks Clever won. For game info call 3562 M.
Hillsville defeated Ellwood City nine to eight in a Lawrence County League game at Hillsville yesterday. Ellwood committed four errors and had 14 hits to Hillsville’s 15 with the winners taking the lead late. Joe Pepe earned the win for Hillsville while Beatrice took the loss for Ellwood. Umpires were Irwin and DeThomas.
Big George Schaas earned a City Baseball League record with 18 strikeouts as Union Civics defeated Ryantown 10 to 3 at Scotland Lane. Walt Hughes homered, Smith and Campbell produced the only other extra-base hits, while Schaas allowed 12 hits and walked four batters. Campbell fanned 3 in relief for Ryantown.
Dick Powell hurled a three hit shutout as West Pittsburgs Gas House Gang blanked St Josephs 8 to 0 at ee field. Powell fanned six and allowed 16 hits to the Saints. DeMonaco Markey and A DeMonaco led West Pittsburg at bat. McGary had the losers longest hit. Tonight West Pittsburg meets Union Civics at 6 at West Pittsburg field.
The Cozy Clowns beat the New Castle Indies 12 to 5 at Gaston Park. Art Getty pitched six innings for the Clowns, allowing six hits. Santangelo took the loss for the Indies as the teams traded runs by inning in a game with strong Clowns offense.
Baseball notes report the 1936 Yankees setting a major league record with 182 home runs while the Cubs lead NL with 171. Reds seek a new mark after 110 last season. Joe DiMaggio once a Seals shortstop once threw 11 wilds in a game. Teddy Lyons advises not to pitch tired. Michael Jacobs criticizes Baer Nova crowd as 33,000 attend Brooklyn game during World’s Fair. Peggy Childs, American jockey, pursues English turf despite injuries. Possible moves include Johnny Carik joining Beaver Falls Browns. Strausbaugh sustains a cut. McCullough wins night game. Gannett loses in Youngstown.
The Audias won a junior league softball game yesterday at Dean Park field by 19 runs. Winning pitcher Angelo Lamorella allowed four hits. Audias totaled 21 hits off Ambrosia Moneta and Ciazza, led by strong hitting. For game inquiries call 3441-W and ask for George Lamorella.
The Sunday programs show Slovak-Columbus game cancelled and results: K Pulaskis 4 Lawrence Indies 3, Union Civics 10 Bryantown 3, West Pittsburgh 8 St Josephs 0, Elders West Side Tigers no contest. Tuesday games list Elders versus Union Civics, Scotland Lane. West Side Tigers against Columbus club. East and West Pittsburg against Slovak club. Lawrence Indies against Ryantown. St Josephs against K Puleski.
Jackie Snyder a 13 year old golf prodigy and grandson of Perry Snyder superintendent of the county home achieved a hole in one on the No 16 hole at Sylvan Heights Saturday afternoon. The shot was witnessed by club pro Emil Mance and a playing foursome including Jimmy Fleming. The downhill 166 yard hole finished with the ball dropping neatly into the cup.
Edenburg defeated Lie strong Youngstown Ukrainians 15 to 6 led by pitcher Kutchman with 15 strikeouts. Zelenka Glass D Biddle and B Biddle drove offense for Edenburg. A benefit game against the New Castle Colored Elks is set for Tuesday at 5 30 in Edenburg.
The 1939 city softball league opens tonight at Glasser field with Mrs C Leon ardo of the Women’s Auxiliary of the House of Savoy throwing the first ball and Rocco P Viggiano catching. The Checker girls meet the House of Savoy girls at 6 o’clock, with other teams slated to begin Tuesday night.
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