White Sox and Dodgers Lead in Junior GNCA Notes
In New York on June 6, White Sox hold a 342 game lead and beat the Red Sox 10 to 2 as the Dodgers top St Louis 3 to 2. Yanks halt Indians streak 8 to 2. Maglie and Bearden win, pirates and Giants win. Junior GNCA meets at the Castleton hotel with plans for a June 19 campaign and a June 26 meeting to elect officers and discuss housing.
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New York
White Sox
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn Dodgers
David Goliath
Red Sox
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Allie Reynolds
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Indians
Gene Bearden
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Ned Garver
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Sal Maglie
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
GNCA
Castleton
John Henderson
Cross Country Hops Completed by Pilots at New Castle Airport
Wilson Aviation at New Castle Airport reports cross country hops continue despite cloudy weather and intermittent thunder. Flights completed include Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rhodes from Ellwood City to Indiana Pa. and back, Paul Bradigan to New Kensington and back, and Dr. Albert Opp to Sharon Mercer and Grove City and back. The Goodyear delegation led by E. J. Thomas landed in the Lockheed Lodester with ten passengers, piloted by Bud Leidner and co-pilot W C Holibrook. Thomas spoke at Westminster College. Other recent landings came from Oregon New Haven Conn Canton Youngstown Olean N Y Washington Sharon Pittsburgh Emlenton and Grove City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Thomas
Jane
J. Judd
Goodyear
Harry Rose
R. R
Bud) Leidner
Youngstown
W. C. Holibrook
Mr. Thomas
Westminster College
Oregon
New Haven
Wampum Leads City Circuit In Tight Baseball Action
Wampum led the city circuit with a late rally including a home run and a triple by Kearns while Hilke drove in seven and Russell fanned one. West Pittsburg defeated Hillsville 7 to 6 with Dom Million homering for West Pittsburg. Croton beat Bessemers 9 to 4 as Gil Grist allowed six hits while Rogan stole a base for Croton.
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Kearns
Hilke
Russell
Michalajko
R. H.E. Universal
Universal
Houston
Davis
Fees
Clark
Cardella
Tropea
Hillsville
West Pittsburg
Dom Million
B. Pennell
Tiratto
Allegro
Badurik
M. Caldararo
Kozlowski
Tanner
B. Pezzulo
Croton
Bessemers
Grist
Cook
Rogan
Nicholson
Gentile
Parenti
D. Cook
Bessemer
R. H.E
Donald Watson Injured At Plant
Donald Watson, 30, a machine operator at Lockley company, was injured Tuesday at 10 15 p m when his left hand was caught in a machine. His second and third fingers were severed at the first joint and he suffered multiple cuts. He is confined to New Castle Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Watson
Lockley Company
New Castle
Sports Card Tonight Shows Six City Matches
Wednesday night June 6 1951 features Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New York Pittsburg at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn with six Eastern and Midwestern teams in key matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
L Pet
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Rifle Club Meeting Tonight At 602 East Reynolds Street
New Castle Rifle club will hold its regular monthly meeting at 8 o'clock in the home of Charles Byler. Secretary Paul Carrigan announces that Friday evenings are regular practice nights for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Rifle Club
Charles Byler
East
Reynolds Street
Paul Carrigan
Medusa Cement Plant at Wampum Wins Safety Trophy
Medusa Portland Cement plant at Wampum Pa and Lehigh Portland Cement mill at Ormrod Pa were honored at the Portland Cement Association meeting in Montreal for safe operation. Wampum received the ninth year trophy and Ormrod the sixth. Drive Slow Children Move Fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Quc
Western Pennsylvania
Portland Cement Association
Medusa Portland Cement Company
Wampum
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Ormrod
Fish and sports notes mix of local lore and names
The item compiles varied local mentions from trout catches and fish law remarks by Bob Betts to notes on boxing, racing, wrestling and golf figures. It includes historical figures, upcoming events, and travels of athletes, with names such as Frank Tamburini Bob Betts Charley Colley Ezzard Charles Maureen Connolly Joey Maxim Sam Snead and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tamburini
Bob Betts
Slippery Rock Creek
Charley Colley
Elliotts
Bessemer
Hal Johnson-Elkins Brothers
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Hal
Awag
Andy Fair
Brothers
Jupiter Plevious
Johnson
Andy
Pluvious
Jupiter
Father Sky
Goshen
N. Y
Feminista
Flaherty Field
Thad Bukowski
Pennsylvania Game News
Pennsylvania Angler
Jim Cook
Rambler's Rest
George Niarhos
White Sox
Eddie Craig
Detroit
California
Bermuda
Haiti
Sam Snead
Sylvan Heights
Dick Davis
Eddie Koski
Steubenville
Ohio
Johnny Dean
Marines
Les Leasure
Camp Rucker
Jiggers Fonazena
Ellwood City
Mercantile Games at Deshon Fields
Bell Telephone faces DeCarbos Martin and Sallie at Deshon Fields. New Castle Store meets B Or O Legana and Kelly. New Castle Business plays Universal Aven and Sesko. All matches set for Deshon Fields amid a mammal hair note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone
DeCarbos
Martin
Sallie
New Castle Store
Legana
Kelly
New Castle Business
Universal
Aven
Sesko
Deshon Fields
Veterans Council Holds Meeting and Plans July Activities
Veterans Council members met at the Legion home with Commander Edward DeCarbo presiding. Earl Moffatt reported on Memorial Day services and commended veterans groups. George Hunt outlined Boy Scout progress toward a miniature statue of liberty to be unveiled July 4. Plans to form a Lawrence county council were discussed for the next meeting July 2 at the Legion home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Council
Legion Home
Edward A. DeCarbo
Earl Moffatt
George Hunt
Boy Scouts
Hunt
Lawrence County
Manning Weller
American Legion
VFW
Legion
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Dad
Summers
Mena
Detroit Stone
Rifle Club
Medusa Cement Plant
Arn Ae
Bae Aa
Alla Lk
Mercantile Games
Cy A
H.P
Mass Vy
Firestone
Stores
North Mill ST
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