Nine inning shocker as New Castle tops Youngstown 5 to 2
In a rain drenched Cascade Grounds thriller, New Castle defeats Youngstown 5 2 after a ninth inning eruption. Croft allowed three hits through eight, then Youngstown rallied with two down in the ninth but Schettler sealed it. Crowe’s Braves, crowd of 600, celebrate a stunning finish.
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Donnelly
Youngstown
Croft
Young
Burns
Roberts
Woodruff
Mattison
Abbott
Looie Schettler
Looie
Doc” Abbott
Decker
Sheehan
Servatius
New Castle
Cascade Grounds
Goehler
Louie Schettler
Nocks
Schettler
Crowe
Braves
Ben Wilson
Canton Tops New Castle In Sensational Sunday Tilt
Canton won 1 to 0 at home as Dye allowed six hits and New Castle pitcher Dischner showed his best form of the season. Rairden doubled and Volk singled to drive in the lone run in the second inning. New Castle threatened in the second with bases loaded and one out but Canton escaped. Attendance reached about 1,350 despite a chicken fight nearby disrupting the crowd.
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Canton
New Castle
Dye
Dischner
McKeesport
Barton
Rairden
Volk
Ben Wilson
Cummings
Ralirden
Foy
Woodruff
McCrossen
Agler
Green
Dishner
Brady
Tin Mill Workers to Discuss Open Shop Policy
Advisory board of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Sheet and Tin Workers will meet Monday or Tuesday to decide on converting American Sheet and Tinplate mills to open shop after July 1. Tin mill centers held Saturday meetings to gauge sentiment. 152 union mills and 90 open shop mills exist among 242 total mills. New Castle area lodges held Saturday talks while awaiting national guidance from President McArdle and leaders before taking a local public stand.
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Amalgamated Association of Iron, Sheet & Tin Workers
American Sheet & Tinplate Company
American Shot & Tinlate Company
Union Mills
Elwood
Ind
Anderson
Connellsville
Wheeling
W. Va
Martins Ferry
New Castle
South Sharon
Gas City
Cambridge
Chester
Cleveland, O
Pittsburg
Monessen, Pa
New Ken
Sington
Morgantown
W Va
McKeesport
John F. Ward
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New Castle Tin
McArdie
Today's NBA Schedule Pits Major Matchups
Cleveland visits Philadelphia. Chicago at Washington. St. Louis hosts Boston. Detroit at New York. Philadelphia plays Pittsburgh. New York visits Chicago. Boston meets Cincinnati. Brooklyn travels to St. Louis.
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Philadelphia
New York
Boston Ee
Lewis Eceesvesvetees
Gleveland
Eveeesee
Chicago
Ereets Bens
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Lee
Boson Sesvovar
Pripmasipig
NOW York
Eammis Corsscogeaeersakl
Italian A C Wins 12 Inning Contest Over West Pittsburg
The Italian A C defeated West Pittsburg 6 to 5 in 12 innings at West Pittsburg before a large crowd. Keelan started for the Italians, Miller finished, and Straley pitched for West Pittsburg. The Italians scored two in the first, held a 4-3 lead after seven, and finally won in the twelfth on hard work and timely hits.
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A. C
West Pittsburg
Straley
Keelan
Miller
N. C
Rhoo
Miler
Richards
D.msheed
Sivecceaese
Candiotto
Pat Etter
Wemaro
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Wagner
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Mills
L. Ballano
Jones
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West Side A C Defeats Grant Street A C In A 8 to 2 Victory
West Side A C, a leading amateur club, beat Grant Street A C 8 to 2 on Grant Street grounds. Bloomer pitched well for West Side, limiting Grant Street to two runs as West Side built leads with singles and steady offense.
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Grant Street
West Side
A. C
Grant Street A. C
Bloomer
H. PQ. A
Mescal
Samuels
Connors
England
Burke
Otto
Joyce
H. PO
Gibson
Bevan
Wysner
Mescall
Neilon
Gipson
Lawrence Gun Club Trophy Contest Shoots On West Side Range
Lawrence Gun Club members posted excellent scores Saturday afternoon in the Dupont and Peters trophy contest held at the West side range. The article lists the various scores achieved by competitors.
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Lawrence Gun Club
West Side Range
Dupont
Peters
Rooster Test Sparks Bizarre Safe Battle Tale
Two rival fireproof safe salesmen boast of tests with living roosters in heated safes. One claims the bird exits crowing after 24 hours, the other says the rooster dies from freezing. The joke ends with a punch line about frost.
Horse Thief Gang Reported Across Four Counties
A gang of horse thieves is active in Butler Venango Clarion and Armstrong counties. In four months six horses were stolen in Butler County with five recovered. Venango County reports four thefts and none recovered. Last week a horse was stolen from Joseph Schall of Crooked Creek in Armstrong County.
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Butler
Venango
Clarion
Armstrong Counties
Butler County
Venango County
Joseph Schall
Crooked Creek
Armstrong County
Workmen begin grading Friendship Street in Fifth Ward
A crew under Street Commissioner Barteaux started grading Friendship Street on Saturday in the Fifth ward.
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Barteaux
Friendship Street
Fifth Ward
Greek who shot Wampum Girl leaves hospital
Young Greek, George Goromantis, who shot Ina Ayers and then shot himself, has recovered enough at City hospital to walk the ward. Doctors expect he can leave in about a week. Miss Ayers, now out of hospital, is held by police and will testify at his arraignment.
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Youngstown
George Goromantis
Ina Ayers
Ayers
He has killed a python. That comes nearer sounding like an octopus.
A brief quip from the New York World contrasts a killed python with the idea of an octopus, offering a wry, metaphorical note on perception and scale. The remark cites a tense animal encounter and frames it in a sardonic comparison.
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New York World
Akron Team Schedules and Weekend Recap Highlight Local Baseball
Little Nocks Akron plays Tuesday and Wednesday while East Liverpool is set for Thursday through Saturday. Goehler shines in Saturday’s game against Canton and Barton makes a sensational catch then fumbled but retained the ball to the umpire’s relief. New Castle struggles as bases loaded rally fails in Canton. Ladies day brings no game today but offers plans to watch Bill Schwartz and Eddie Murphy Tuesday.
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Akron
Dischner
Canton
East Liverpool
Goehler
New Castle
Bill Schwartz
Eddie Murphy
Barton
Shettler
Short
City lots near heart of Kenmar attract buyers
Real estate notices urge buyers not to leave the city for growth, pointing to property near North Hill in Kenmar as prime due to city improvements.
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Kenmar
North Hill
Young man falls ill while driving delivery wagon
James Gross of 10 Pearson Street son of Mr and Mrs William Gross a Keystone Package delivery driver was overcome on Long Avenue Saturday afternoon and is at home in serious condition Heart trouble is said to have caused his condition
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James Gross
Pearson Street
William Gross
Keystone
Long Avenue
Where O. and P. Clubs Play This Week
Schedule lists games for Tuesday to Sunday with Akron at New Castle East Liverpool at Youngstown Steubenville at Erie Canton at McKeesport and later matchups Canton Erie McKeesport Canton Erie Akron at Canton. Also notes fourteen Kenmar houses built last year and plans to double this summer inviting readers to own property at the Fair Ground near Washington street to save car fare.
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Club
East Liverpool
Akron McKeesport
Canton
Youngstown
New Castle Steubenville
Erie
Akron
New Castle
Steubenville
McKeesport
Kenmar
Fair Ground
Washington Street
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