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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
7
Addie Linke in poor form for O P League. Yesterday's results show Newark defeated Lancaster while other games were postponed due to rain.
Lancaster fell behind early as Newark outplayed them at each stage. Linke started for Newark and allowed few runs despite not being at full strength. Johns pitched well for Lancaster until the ninth, when three singles sparked Newark’s offensive burst. Final score 6 to 1 with Newark scoring in the second inning.
The piece previews a busy slate as weather allows doubleheaders soon and New Castle awaits a fresh start led by Hammond at short. Rube Bowers plans a Friday appearance in Youngstown and Paddy Green defends hometown pride amid rain delays and renewed fan enthusiasm.
President Morton of the O and P league argues a fielder's choice should credit the batsman when a runner on third is put out by a play to the plate, while President Pulliam of the National league contends the batsman earns a hit. The writer states a preference for the National league ruling.
Friday June 7 New Castle hosts Youngstown Akron plays at Sharon Mansfield visits Lancaster Marion travels to Newark Saturday June 8 Youngstown visits New Castle.
The Board of School Controllers will receive bids for furnishing coal for the 1907 08 school year delivered to various school buildings. Bids must be in the secretary's hands by 7 30 p m Monday July 1 1907. The board may reject any or all bids. Frank J Cheney sworn affidavit about a business in Toledo Ohio with a用途 for a hundred dollars per case of catarrh cure claims. Hall's Catarrh Cure marketed by Hall s Company Toledo Ohio.
In the Co. & P. league over the last two weeks Sharon has surged from sixth to first with a .? batting average as of now, while Akron remains second and Lancaster slides to third. Youngstown climbs to fourth with a .228 pace, and several teams show improved offense though overall averages hover around .226. Wright’s squad has 120 runs on 147 hits, Newark 88 runs on 166 hits, and New Castle mirrors or exceeds run totals with its hits while Marion and Mansfield shift in standings.
The Trinity Hall Military School in Washington PA held its annual closing exercises on Wednesday at 10 am before W. and J. Merle Martin Ingham of East Street, a former high school student, delivered an original oration on The Negro and the South. Charles G. Eckles of Milton Street, a Trinity Hall principal, is a local high school graduate from the class of 1900.
Chicago trounced New York star Mathewson with fifteen hits. Newark bats .300 as Winters Havel and Asher lead the lineup. Hogan's Zanesville slips to second while Uniontown leads. Harry Camnitz heads to Clarksville for season play. Dick Tibbitts gains attention for Boer War exploits.
In the ongoing pool tournament at the New Castle club parlors John Nealon defeated his brother Thomas 75 to 49, a one sided affair. Tonight an anticipated showdown pits undefeated John Trushel against William Smith as crowds again pack the venue.
Miss Florence Edith Bruning, 20, tops a class of over 100 at NYU Law, the first woman to win first honor since 1908. She shares the distinction with a $100 prize, marking a historic achievement in the law school.
A garbled report lists New York as losing ten champions with unclear details. Mentions St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and Boston in a fragmented sports or league context. The text lacks coherent facts or dates.
New York plays Chicago while Boston faces Pittsburg Philadelphia meets St Louis and Brooklyn goes against Cincinnati in scheduled games.
The unreadable OCR shows scattered city pairs and weather notes for Washington New York Cleveland Boston Detroit Philadelphia Chicago with rain mentioned. The readable segments hint at a cross country weather watch affecting multiple metropolitan areas.
Baseball style not present. The list notes games including Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia with St. Louis at Washington and Detroit at Boston indicating a set of scheduled NBA or hockey matchups.
Ed Davis of Hamilton street spends the day in Youngstown. John May of Phillips street recovers after illness. Frank Jenkins of Hamilton street listed sick. Frank Maloney of Home street visited relatives in Niles. A Fisher of East Long avenue travels to Pittsburg for business. Ike Simon on East Long avenue returns from Pittsburg. Harry Brown of West Long avenue is ill. John Burke of Phillips street visits his brother in Homestead. W P Sankey of Plaingrove township visits the Fifth ward. Miss Gertrude Hassell of East Long avenue returns from Sharon. Fred Brown of East Long avenue resigns as screw boy at Shenango tin mill after three weeks pay. Mills’ two plant employers delayed pay until next Saturday. Mrs Scott Morrison, Mrs Edna Morrison, and Miss Quigley return from Mercer. John M Warrison, Shenango tin mill injury, recovering. return to work soon. Grace M E Sunday school prepares for annual children’s day observance next Sunday.
Manager Patterson of Sharon recalls the old Interstate years with New Castle and Youngstown. He highlights stars like Eddie Zinran Suter Sullivan Red Gilboy Nattress Hickman Farmer Brown and Billy Smith who played for New Castle Buffalo Toledo and other teams.
The Youngstown board faces a potential rejection of the proposed levy as bureaucratic delays surface. The law requires a levy be made on the first Monday in June, a deadline not met due to red tape and administrative backlogs.
Thursday afternoon the Lawrence Gun club hosted a trophy shoot donated by DuPont Powder company at their Union township range. A large crowd attended with several preliminaries before the trophy competition. The club plans biweekly shoots and a two day fall event with O. and P. Gun club league participation.
An alias subpoena in the divorce case of Samuel Bromley against Esth er A. Bromley was awarded Wednesday afternoon. Bromley believes his wife, once thought dead, has remarried in New York. Other divorce actions include Oliver F. Culbertson v Sarah Elizabeth Culbertson, and Anna C. Close v Robert Close with a plural subpoena and publications.
William Digman was arrested in Youngstown after being robbed of his shoes money watch rings and even his false teeth while in an intoxicated condition.
An advertisement claims Dr Leonhardt s Hem Roid internally removes the cause of piles and cures permanently. If it fails you get a refund with a thousand dollar guarantee. Sold by J F Neeley New Castle Pa or Dr Leonhardt Co Niagara Falls NY for one dollar.
Ot B and B announces a June sale featuring fifteen thousand white Petticoats in fresh styles. Garments are made to order in this country and France with prices from 50 cents to 75 dollars. Ninety two styles under 5 dollars and ten styles at 1 dollar. Includes fine white cambric petticoats with deep flounces and lace trims priced around 1.50.
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