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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
11
Negotiations for a match between George Chip and Buck Crouse near Steubenville have collapsed over weight terms. It is expected Crouse may face Chip’s substitute after Chip declined. The club seeks a timely bout and promoter Dime hopes to arrange a future confrontation citing Chip’s shown power.
Shenango A. C. beat Westside Stars 8 to 2 in a six inning game marked by one outhrow of the ball out of the infield. Both teams produced solid hitting and the contest held spectator interest throughout.
Pirates defeated the All Stars in a five inning twilight game. Burns and Logan struck out twice each, Walsh was hit by a pitcher, Forney issued two walks, and umpires Heinrich and Cahill presided.
A letter for the Imperial team manager is at The News office in this city. It was mailed from Farrell. The Imperial manager can secure the letter by asking the sporting editor.
New Castle residents testify to Doan's Kidney Pills easing back pain and urinary symptoms. Mrs. Robert Hamilton of 919 Croton Avenue praises the remedy as effective, noting a family member was cured years ago. Sold by all dealers at 59 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY. Remember the name Doan's.
Yesterday's games featured Philadelphia beating Pittsburg 4 to 1 in seven innings and Chicago defeating Boston 5 to 4. Batteries for Philadelphia were Seaton and Dooin with Hendriks and Kelly. for Chicago Dickson and Whaling faced Pierce and Archer. No other games were played.
Forney of the Peerless team held the Highland nine to four hits as Friday night’s game at Boyles field ended 7 to 2 in favor of Peerless. Knox starred with two hits and a stolen base, while Cummings allowed five Highland hits in a game noted for Forney’s nine strikeouts and Highland errors.
Major city matchups highlight a packed schedule with Chicago touring New York while Cleveland visits Boston and St. Louis heads to Philadelphia. Detroit travels to Washington in a slate of pivotal early games.
Akron leads Erie 6 to 5 as Columbus defeats Steubenville 13 to 9. Youngstown posts 4, Wheeling 1, Canton 3 and Zanesville 1 in a regional tally.
A set of matchups listed includes Zanesville traveling to Canton, Steubenville visiting Columbus, Youngstown playing Wheeling, and Erie facing Akron, indicating a regional schedule of intercity games in nearby markets.
Lovers of good novels will be especially interested in One Wonderful Night the great serial story now running in the 24 page illustrated Magazine of the New York Sunday World. An other weekly feature is Bill, The Office Boy stories by Paul West. The Sunday World’s Weekly Joke Book Fun is always new. Order the Sunday World in advance.
The annual Hogg family reunion will be held at the home of James B. Hogg in New Hope. The family has extensive connections across Butler and Lawrence counties.
The Pirates defeated the All Stars 17 to 12 in a high scoring affair with many errors on both sides. A large crowd witnessed the contest as fans enjoyed the uncertain rhythm of the game.
The office requests today’s game scores be sent by 8:00 to 8:30 Monday morning for Monday publication. Submit scores to the Sporting Editor as soon as games finish.
Miss Nora Giele lists recent fiction added by the public library aimed at summer relaxation. The catalog includes Aunt Diana Patsy Lamplighter White Fang and other popular titles with multiple copies such as Trail of the Lone Some Pine Freckles and Calling of Dan Matthews.
A health advertisement promotes Thompson's Kidney Tablets as a researched remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It cites proven drugs and new compounds, urges trial on liberal terms, and promises money back if no benefit after completing a box priced at fifty cents from Geo W Clutton or A C Hyde.
Two week run of meetings at the city Rescue Mission corner of Washington street and South Croton avenue features noted speakers and music. On June 9 William Porter and Clint Sankey lead the service, with Rev. J. H. Miller of St. John's Church on June 10 and Rev. C. F. Frank of St. Pauls Church on June 13, plus singers America Burnside and Ethel Alexander. June 19 brings Rev. D C Whitmarsh of Mahoningtown Presbyterian, followed by Rev. D K E Perry on June 20.
New Castle curb market shows growth as three additional wagons join the line from the northern country district. The backlog now reaches about 12 to 15 wagons parked along the curb this day.
Paris newspapers hail Rear Admiral Peary and family for a triumphant welcome after his three months in Europe. He feels glad to return home on the Kaiser Wilhelm next Wednesday and hints at plans to outfit an American expedition to the south pole.
Sixteen foreigners passed the naturalization exam conducted before Judge Porter by Attorney C A Bernhard of the Pittsburg court. Named naturalized are Vittorino Di Tommasco Mathias Dengel Luigi Oltebre Jakob Serja Harry Massello Antonio Massello Anthony Kerner Nathan Guy Felis Tonto Louis Granata John Lind strom John W Gustafson William Thomas Max G Barthman Nicola Sica Samuel Di Carlo.
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