Windsor Lad Wins First British Derby at Epsom
Windsor Lad, owned by the Maharajah of Reipipla, edged Easton by a length to win the first British derby at Epsom. Colombo, the heavy favorite, finished third after a late surge, with Tiberius fourth and Alishah fifth. Windsor Lad paid 15 to 2, Easton 100 to 9, Colombo 31 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Smith
tSatr
Epsom Downs
England
Windsor Lad
Refipipla
Easton
Lord Woolaving, Son
Colombo
Tiberius
Sir Abe Bailey
Alishah
Agha Khan
Boston
Colombe
Four Ball Mixed Foursome Event At Field Club Course
TV Dickey and Mrs Felster led the four ball mixed foursome at New Castle Field Club using half handicaps. Nine couples competed with low net scores noted for Dickey Felster and others. The event featured pairs including Engels Van Nort Machin and Gilfillan Garland Street and Spangler Fenton with varied nets. An unrelated Dublin whiskey joke noted in the same column mentions a case marked real goods and a 1324 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey
Felster
New Castle Field Club
T. W. Dickey
G. H
Feister
D. A. Engels
van Nort
E.S. Machin
E. B. Feister
Machin
Jeff Robins Lead South Side Junior Softball Standings
The Jeff Robins top the South Side Junior league with one win and no losses. Catholics and Young Yanks tied for second at 1-1. Rangers, Polish Nationals, and East Side yet to win. Catholics beat Young Yanks 3 to 1 last night. Colonial A. C. vs Bora A. C. set for 5:30 at Colonial Field in an Independent league tilt. Carnegieges defeated Shenango Pottery 13 to 10 at Carnegie Field with notable hits from Gallagher and Aiello. Marcella A. C. beat Rangers 7 to 6 at Dave's Field led by Farone and Burelli. Scarazzos vs Audias crucial second-round AL game plotted at B. & Field Friday night. Audias won first game 5-4, Scarazzos took second 9-6. Coprowski will start Andy Beres for Scarazzos against Audias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Robins
Young Yanks
Rangers
East Side
Colonials
Colonial
Colonial A. C
Bora A. C
Carnegies
Shenango Pottery
Carnegie Field
Gallagher
Aiello
Bartlett
Garner
Covelli
Marcella A. C
Dave's Field
Farone
Burelli
Scarazzos
Saudias
Audias
Stanley Coprowski
Andy Beres
Fox Named Manager Of West Side Club
Charley Fox was named manager of the West Side club of the Lawrence County league after a league meeting last night. The team will be reorganized with seven or eight players released and four days to secure replacements. The report highlights a major restructuring for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Fox
Inger
West Side
Polish Nationals To Play Bessemer Tonight at Bessemer
The Polish National Alliance and Bessemer, Lawrence County league teams, will play today at Bessemer with umpires Keller and J. Vessella. Also on Thursday Mahoning A. A. meets West Pittsburg at West Pittsburg with Walser and McConaghy officiating. A postponed Polish National Alliance field game resumes Friday at six p m.
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Polish National Alliance
Bessemer
Lawrence County
Keller
J. Vessella
West Pittsburg
Mahoning
A. A
Walser
McConaghy
Hillsville
Scarazzos Lead League Despite Strong Pump Stations Win
Scarazzos stay atop the Lawrence County softball standings at 9 2 with a 12 9 win over Pump Stations at Gaston Park led by Turco Viggiano Bartlett and Mastern Bartlett earned his sixth league win while Turco had four hits Mastern three and Pumps rallied with six runs in the second inning Audias beat Oak AC 8 6 at B Q Field as Perrone limited Oak AC to five runs Audias piled 14 hits and L Nimmo took the loss in a tight league race as Tolans upset the Unions 13 6 highlighted by Morris seven strikeouts and heavy Tolans hitting
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Scarazzos
Scar
Pump Stations
Tolan A. C
Tolan A. GC
Canyon Field
Tolans
Morris
Marks
Weber
Clark
Matthews
J. Fair
N. Ritchie
Tolars
Ritchie
Ingrem
Doo
Ingram
R. Ritchie
Robison
Wilsor
Lloyd Brown
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Charle Gehringer
Tiger
Indians
Pele
Churchill Valley tourney leads Thorn as top woman
Mrs. Thomas Thorn of Wildwood was the only woman to break 100 in the Churchill Valley Country club's second invitation tourney. She carded 48 47. Teddy Yarosz won by technical knockout over Pete Latzo. Scranton welterweight great fought in a benefit at Hickey Park for Mike Ray's family. Jim Lindsey, former Cardinal reliever, sold to the Cardinals from St Paul. Phyllis Buchanan beat Mrs J V Richardson to reach round two in the Mississippi golf tournament in Kansas City. Nick Brondt earned a letter at St Vincents College. Descriptive note on tough times ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thorn
Wildwood
Churchill Valley Country Club
Teddy Yarosz
Pete Latzo
Scranton
Mike Ray
Hickey Park
Pittsburgh
Phyllis Buchanan
Denver
J. V. Richardson
Des Moines
Kansas City
Nick Brondt
South Jeffersony Street
St. Vincents College
Cardinals Yanks Lead in League Play Across MLB
International News Service reports Sam Jones wins again for the White Sox, defeating the Browns 8 to 2, while the Robins win 10 to 5. Cubs fall 6 to 3 to the Cardinals who stay ahead of the Giants as Phillies split a doubleheader with the Dodgers 11-10 and 5-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAY Robinson International News Service
New York
Sam Jones
White Sox
Sam
Waromais
Paul Dean
Deans
Cubs
Giants
Braves
Schumacher
Phillies
Dodgers
Ethan Adlen
Marshalls To Play East Brook Team
Marshalls baseball team will play the East Brook A. A. at North Highland field on Thursday night. Report to Marshall at North Highland for the game: Paul McCullough, Lank McCullough, Gimenett, Grimm, Dugan, Houk, Jack json, P. Canon and J. Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalls
East Brook A. A
North Highland
Marshall
Paul McCullough
Lank McCullough
Gimenett
Grimm
Dugan
Houk
Jackjson
P. Canon
J. Marshall
Baseball standings and scores from yesterday and today
National League results included Pittsburgh and Cincinnati rain with others: New York 13 Boston 4, Philadelphia 11 Brooklyn 10, Philadelphia 5 Brooklyn 4, St Louis 6 Chicago 3. American League Boston 8 New York 3, Detroit Cleveland 2. Subsequent games list Cleveland Detroit 4 Philadelphia 8 Washington 7, Washington 4 Philadelphia 3, Chicago 8 St Louis 2, St Louis 10 Chicago 5. Series games include Philadelphia at Washington and New York at Boston with Boston 2 games.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Clevelad
Washington
Clevelaned
Louis
L. Pet
Boston Tease
V. L. Pet
Seventh Ward Graduates From New Castle Senior High
Seventh Warders received diplomas at commencement in the Cathedral. Local graduates include William B. Leicht from East Clay ton Street in academic course, Frank Humphrey from West Clayton Street in commercial, Irene Barbara Natale from North Cedar Street in commercial, Thelma Ruth Reed from North Ashland Avenue in commercial, Frances Louise Hammond from North Lafayette Street in general, Robert Logan from North Lafayette Street in general, and Martin G. Rowan from West Madison Avenue in general. Many friends and family attended.
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Seventh Ward
New Castle
Cathedral
William B. Leicht
East Clayton Street
Frank Humphrey
West Clayton Street
Irene Barbara Natale
North
Cedar Street
Thelma Ruth Reed
Ashland Avenue
Frances Louise Hammond
N. Lafayette Street
Robert Logan
Lafayette Street
Martin G. Rowan
Madison Avenue
Porch Party At Weisbaker Home Hosts Planned Cascade Park Breakfast
The B. W. R. club enjoyed a porch party at the Weisbaker residence on North Cedar Street with Mrs. Frank Weisbaker and Mrs. Fanny Solari as associate hostesses. Ouida Collingwood won the club prize, while William Baltes and Geraldine Weisbaker took bingo prizes. A seaside themed inch was served. A breakfast is set for Cascade Park Tuesday morning June 12 at 10 o'clock. The next meeting will be held in one month at Mrs. Grace Sapper's home on West Clayton Street with Mrs. Florence Solomon as associate hostess.
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Weisbaker
North Cedar Street
Frank Weisbaker
Fanny Solari
Ouida Collingwood
William Baltes
Collingwood
Geraldine Weisbaker
Cascade Park
Grace Sapper
West Clayton Street
Florence Solomon
Manor M. E. church junior program and church events
An evening program of recitations and music by the Junior Department of the Manoring M. E. church is planned for Friday at 7:00. Bible class dinner at Mahoning M. E. church on Thursday at 6:00 pm includes McCoy Bible class members and their families. Exterior of Kubinski residence on North Liberty street gets imitation brick. Moravia and North Beaver township receive heavy rain Monday night. Ten-year-old William Wentworth Wilson, Darien CT, arrives in Boston aboard the American Trader, completing his sixth Atlantic crossing with his Cairn terrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manoring M. EB. Church
Mahoning M. E
Kubinski
Liberty Street
Boston
William Wentworth Wilson
Darien
Conn
London
Willian
Picnic Date Is Set By Berean Bible Class
The Berean Bible class of the Madison Avenue Christian church set Wednesday, June 27, for the annual Sunday school picnic at Cascade park. Supper will be arranged by a committee. Last night’s meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 5. E. Park and others served a lunch after business. New officers were chosen for the Look-Out class at the Mahoning M. E. church, led by Mrs. Sarah Olmstead and a slate including Mrs. Hertha Herr and Mrs. Agnes Gorn. July 10 was set for a picnic, with further plans to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Park
Cherry Street
Berean Bible
Madison Avenue Christian Church
Cascade Park
5. E. Park
I. D. Wagner
J. W.mchatchie
Charles Haimmond
Mahoning M. E. Church
Sarah Olmstead
Hertha Herr
Margareth Shanafelt
Agnes Gorn
Agnes Waddell
Mildred. Westman
Sarah
Restore Horton To His Duties
Fireman Hugh Horton was restored to duty after a week suspension by Safety Director D. O. Davies and Fire Chief Stockman for failing to report from Park Avenue to the Sixth ward department. Horton claimed no official notice was received. the transfer letter was delivered to his mother in Washington, D. C. He lives at 1 North Greenwood Avenue and resumed duty in Smithfield Street’s Sixth ward department once the error was corrected.
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Hugh Horton
Aftter
D. O. Davies
Stockman
Orton
Park Avenue
Sixth Ward
Horton
Sarah H. Horton
West Washington Street
Washington, D. C
North
Greenwood Avenue
Harton
Smithfield Street
Two Japanese Airmen Killed in Crashes
Tokyo reports two aviators killed and five seriously injured as crashes involving two army and navy airplanes occurred today. The incident marks a double mishap affecting both services, with investigators reviewing the causes and the health status of the remaining crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
International News’ Service
Tokyo
Break Open Dams To Aid Mills Here
City police on the South Side opened dams built for swimming to supply water for mills. Mayor Charles Mayne ordered the move. Sheriff Eddie Pritchard planned to similarly act in Big Run outside city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mayne
Eddie Pritchard
Charge against garage owner for NRA code violations
Harry Sley president of the Sley system garages faces formal charges that could bring fines over 3 million dollars for alleged NRA code violations. The indictment covers 74 counts accusing the firm and Sley of violating work hour limits wage rules and conspicuous posting requirements. Workers reportedly toiled up to 80 hours weekly for about 10 dollars, while the code sets a 54 hour maximum and 35 dollar minimum wage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Philadelphia
Harry Sley
Sley
NRA
Sley System
New Jersey
Corporation
Empl
Empi
New Contagion Cases Reported by City Health Dept
Several new cases of contagion were reported to the city health department in the past four hours. All patients have been quarantined. Names include Ann Cooper aged 4 of Hillcrest for measles Joan Carmichael aged 8 of Meyer Avenue for mumps William Crozier aged 4 of North Mercer Street for scarlet fever Robert Milton aged 4 of North Liberty Street for measles.
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Ann Cooper
Hillcrest
Joan Carmichael
Meyer Ave
William Crozier
North Mercer Street
Robert Milton
North Liberty Street
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Epsom
Downs
Columbo
Bowling Green
Dublin
Fox
Dover
Justice of the P. J. Groh
Zoarville
Weidenhoff
Storage Battery & Electric Service Co
N. Mercer St
United Motors Service
Vessella
American League
R. H. E. Scarazzos
Hensley
Patton
Scarazzas N
Beres, Bartlett
Tex Richards
Perch Ross
A. C
B. & QO. Field
Perrone
Nimmo
DeCaprio
Gennock
Colello
Gopple
East Side Merchants
Radiator Field
Aujlias
Pezzone
Yanucel
Oak A. C
Avery
Conti and
Natale
Oak AC
W. L. Pos. Scaraszos
Unions
Scarazoes
Pumps
Jim Lindsey
Cardinals
St. Paul
American Association
Yanks
Browns
Sox
Robins
Red Sox
Wes Ferrell
A’s
Senators
Mack
Bruege
East Brook
Seventh Ward News
Moravia
Beaver Township
Baltimore and Ohio
Veterans and Ladies’ Auxiliary
Thomas Lally
Eleanore Thomas
Che Age
Lyceum Hall
Second
Clayton Stree's
Libores Street
Clarence Coates
Waimo
Mir
J. A. Waddell
Jack
Margaret McRae
Margaret Hibler
Seattle
Wash
Jean Hassel
Youngstown
G. C. Orlando
Wabash Avenue
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. A. Prater
Jennie A. Pudlerton
John Cope
Donna Lee
Mt. Jackson Road
Sandusky
Ohio
Mary Brosch
Josephine Steffy
Akron
W. G. Powers
Francis Harding
New Bloomfield
Carson Lang Military Academy
N.R. A
Ahorder
A.A. A
Strorn
Hudson Motor Car CO
Castle Garage
S. Mercer St
New Castle, Pa
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