NOGES BLANKED IN FAST GAME ALLIANCE FALLS 4 0
Alliance pitcher Souschak held New Castle to three hits as the Nogs were shut out 4 to 0 in a brisk game. McElevey relieved, Bratschi and Maley led with two hits each, while Souschak lasted five innings for six hits allowed. Namara umpired.
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Noges
Castle Eterees
Bratschi
Maley
Conley
H. Myers
Wilson
Smeissner
Souschak
McElevey
McKievey
Ite- Namara
Worgys
New Castle
A. Foster
Beeson
Fleming
Oer
Baird
Wolf
Mackey
Dalton
Franklin
Ist
Carl Thompson
Georgia University
Quinn
Yanks
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Major league action highlights include Detroit scoring six in the sixth to erase Boston’s lead and win 8 to 4. Giants pound Cincinnati for 20 hits as Zimmerman powers Brooklyn. Chicago falls back as Giants build a 300 point NL lead and Pirates overpower Boston in a 9 run effort led by Haas Wagner and Donlin.
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Reds
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Hughes
White Sox
Senators
Giants
Cincinnati
Larry Doyle
Dooin
Seaton
Phillies
Cardinals
Schultz
Moran
Brooklyn
Cubs
Heinie Zimmerman
Superbas
Eleven Cities on National Automobile Show Circuit
The official list includes Cleveland New York Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City St Louis Pittsburg Boston and Buffalo as show venues. New York is set for January 11 to 18 with Chicago scheduled for February 1 to.
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New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Boston
Buffalo
Baseball scores from Salem Steubenville Connellsville nights
In Salem Sharon beat Davie 8 to 0 with a late surge. Steubenville defeated McKeesport 5 to 0. Connellsville fell to East Liverpool 6 to 5, with East Liverpool scoring eight in the ninth.
East Liverpool at McKeesport and others
Matchups listed include East Liverpool vs McKeesport, Steubenville vs Connellsville, Salem vs New Castle, and Sharon vs Alliance in the regional schedule.
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Pet
McKeesport
Salem
Alliance As Ee
Sharon
Steubenville
Connellsville
New Castle
East Liverpool
Ate
Alliance
Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues Across Cities
Baseball scores show New York over Cincinnati 10-7 with Fromme Keefe Fletcher McLean Crandall Myers. Philadelphia beats St Louis 8-5 behind Harmon Wingo Seaton Schultz Curtis Wallace Dooin. Brooklyn hosts Chicago 4-4 tie? Beogrifa 236 pitchers Reulbach Needham Rucker Miller. Boston defeats Pittsburg 5-2 with Camnitz Gibson Brown Gowdy Rairden.
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New York
Cincinnati
Fromme, Keefe
Fletcher
McLean
Crandall and Myers
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Harmon and
Wingo
Seaton
Schultz, Curtis
Wallace
Dooin
Brooklyn
Chicago
Beogrifa
Reulbach
Needham
Rucker
Miller
Boston
Pittsburg
Boston Ee Aa Ae
Camnitz
Gibson
Brown Gowdy
Rairden
Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at New York
The schedule lists Pittsburgh visiting Boston and Cincinnati traveling to New York, with a set of cross city NBA style matchups. The other two games feature St. Louis at Philadelphia and Chicago at Brooklyn.
Kaler Flawless in Victory as Lajoie Leads Fireballers Whitewash
Kaler pitched an airtight gem while Larruping Larry Lajoie supplied potent hitting and strong fielding to shut out the Yankees.
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Kaler
Larry Lajoie
Yankees
Baseball Scores and Pairings Across Major Cities
In St Louis Philadelphia edged 13 to 1 behind Mitchell Kritchell Coombs Brown Martin and Lapp. Cleveland defeated New York 7 to 0 as Kohler Easterley Quinn Thompson and Sweeney shined. Detroit MEI lost to WREPORM 6 to 8 with Hall Wood Carrigan Willett Stanage contributing. Chicago Washington game produced a 9 to 8 result as Mogridge Peters White Benz Hughes Henry starred. Remaining matchups include Boston at Detroit Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis and New York at Cleveland.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Mitchell and
Kritchell
Coombs
Brown, Martin and
Lapp
Cleveland
New York
Kohler
Easterley
Quinn
Thompson
Sweeney
Detroit
MEI
Akiy Coy
Hall
Wood
Carrigan
Willett and
Stanage
Chicago
Edichro i
Odge
Washington
Mogridge
Peters
White
Benz
Hughes
Henry
Boston
Seeee
Schedules of 6 Neutral Site Matches
Dayton plays Canton Springfield faces Zanesville South Bend meets Akron Grand Rapids visits Wheeling Fort Wayne clashes with Erie Terre Haute battles Youngstown at upcoming midwest grid card.
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Erie
Fort Wayne
Youngstown
Terre Haute
Akron
Sia
Cates
South Bend
Springfield
Zanesville
Grand Rapid
Wheeling
Canton
Dayton
Grand Rapids
Dayton Ve. Enee
G. Rapids
Cole and Leifeld Slipping of Late
The piece notes a potential misjudgment by Frank Chance in trading King Cole for Lefty Leifeld of the Pirates. Both pitchers showed top form years ago, but Cole’s form waned since 1910 and Leifeld also declined lately, though he regained parity last season. The Cubs seek a reliable southpaw.
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Frank Chance
Chicago Cubs
King Cole
Lefty Leifield
Pittsburg Pirates
Cole
Chicago
Athletics
Chance
Leifield
Cubs
Olympic Trials Set At Northwestern Field Next Saturday
Chicago reports that broken records may fall at the Olympic trials to be held at Northwestern field next Saturday. E C Brown, chairman of the Olympic committee, announced the entrant list is complete and that fiercely contested races are expected in every event. He also said the Olympic fund target stands at 30 000 dollars from the middieve.
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Chicago
Northwestern Field
E. Cc. Brown
Olympic Committee
Brown
Olympic Fund
Middieve
New Castle Team May Be Transferred In O P League
The O P league meets in Pittsburg today with plans to move the New Castle franchise to Uniontown and possibly shift East Liverpool as well. President Travis aims to refresh the league after poor gate receipts of $47 for the Alliance doubleheader, and June 16 is named as a potential transfer date.
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New Castle
Uniontown
O. & P. League
Pittsburg
Nocks
Smith
East Liverpool
Potter Town
Travis
Alliance
Alumni vs High School Team Saturday in New Castle
The Alumni team of fast amateur players from New Castle meets the strong local high school team on Saturday June 8 at Boyles field. The high school squad has dominated the season except for a loss at Butler. Game starts at 3 15 with a lineup including Pitcch Hard Ingham and Ed Connery, promising a hot matchup.
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New Castle
Boyles’ Field
Butler
Pitcch
Ingham
McConahy
Cappy
Harlan
Ed Connery
Battley
Lew Harlan
Phil Broe
Bill Connery
Heape
Peerless Juniors Roll Up 29 Runs in Easy Win
The Peerless Juniors roled up 29 runs against the Highland Comets yesterday afternoon scoring 13 in the first inning. For teams seeking games contact Taggart on Park Avenue. The score collection ends with this line.
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Peerless
Highland Comets
Taggart
Park Avenue
High jumper George Hovine sets mark in practice
George L. Hovine of Leland Stanford cleared 6 feet 8 1/4 inches in practice, the highest jump yet recorded. The feat was not achieved in open competition, though witnessed and measured by experts.
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United Press
New York
George L. Hovine
Leland-Stanford University
Gas Go Employes Organize Baseball Team
Employes of the Manufacturers Light and Heat company have organized a baseball team with James Kis kaddon as manager. Call Bell 83 to arrange games. Lineup: George Fix pitcher, Thomas Gibson catcher, Chomuas Wonegan pitcher, W. T. Edmunds first base, A. M. Eider second base, James Maher third base, Mike Meskil short, Fred Miller left field, James Sneyd catcher, J. & Jackson right, J. E. Jackson sub.
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Manufacturers
Light and Heat Company
James Kiskaddon
Bell Telephone No. 83
George Fix
Thomas Gibson
Chomuas Wonegan
W. T. Edmunds
A. M. Eider
James Maher
Mike Meskil
Fred Miller
James Sneyd
J. &. Jackson
J. E. Jackson
Former Co P men shine in Tri State league
Former O P players Bob Tarleton Walter McClelland Dutch Rudolph and John Castle are active in the Tri State league this season Tarleton plays for Allentown McClelland for Johnstown Rudolph for Allentown and Castle manages Lancaster His club leads the league in hitting by a wide margin.
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Bob Tarleton
Walter McClelland
Dutch Rudolph
John Castle
Tarleton
Allentown
MecClelland
Johnstown
Ruddy
Castle
Lancaster
Red Nelson Seen As Dismal Browns Flop This Year
The former Akron star Red Nelson has been a dismal failure with the St. Louis Browns this season. He has not pitched well since a rheumatism attack last spring and did not perform since joining after Akron pennant success.
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Nelson
St. Louis Browns
Akron
Browns
Forty-Four Starters in Illinois Auto Tour Contest
Forty four automobiles began the first annual contest of the Illinois Athletic club automobile touring teams in Chicago. The initial leg ends at Starved Rock Illinois. The day’s run covers about 105 miles.
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Chicago
Ilinois Athetic Club
Starved Rock
Lil
Salem Protest at Paired Games Sparks Umpire Conflict
President Travis reports Hugh Shannon of Salem protesting two games last Monday in McKeesport. Shannon claims early arrival merited no forfeit and objects to Goehler’s umpiring for striking Wagner. He seeks suspension, but the league should dismiss the protests as worthless.
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Travis
Hugh Shannon
Salem
McKeesport
Shannon
Decares
Goehler
Wagner
Pittsburg
Weatherby Seeks Release From Nocks Lineup
Weatherby a local player at first base requests release from the Nocks after benched in favor of Franklin. Weatherby fielded well despite out of position and had begun to bounce the ball safely when he was removed from the lineup.
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Weatherby
Franklin
Bell Saves Kilbane Opponent In Six Round Duel
Johnny Kilbane Cleveland featherweight champion nearly stopped local fighter Tommy O'Toole in a six round bout. Kilbane floored O'Toole for nine, but the bell rang ending the match before a knockout could be delivered.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Tommy O'Toole
O'Toole
Bresnahan Trains For Coming Battle At New Castle
Tommie Bresnahan has begun training for his bout with Matt Brock to be staged by the New Castle Athletic Club at the Gluck Family Theatre within a week of 80. Joe Chip and Dan Sweeney train hard as Bresnahan seeks a strong comeback after a lengthy layoff. Jimmy Dime returns from Columbus to help arrange. A curtain raiser features Tommy Jones versus Frank Moran with Tony Ross involved. Columbus promoters wired Chip, then Wuest’s change of mind left Chip as a potential drawing card for an Ohio audience.
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Tommie Bresnahan
Matt Brock
New Castle Athletic Club
Gluck Family Theatre
Bresnahan
Joe Chip
Dan Sweeney
White
Dan Dailey
Jimmy Dime
Columbus
Tony Ross
Tommy Jones
Harry Wahest
Frank Moran
West
McMahon
Chip
Wuest
Ohio
Salem in Town for Two Games
Salem came to town for two games today with two or three new men expected in the lineup. Tomorrow will be ladies day. Saturday New Castle will be in McKeesport for two games, bringing three days of matchups against the league's strongest teams.
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Salem
New Castle
McKeesport
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