Ninth inning rally seals 11th inning win for New Castle
Cupid Pinkney stars in a dramatic 11th inning victory at Willis Park as New Castle edges Youngstown 4 to 1. Pinkney and Woodruff drive in runs in the 11th after a tense extra frame, with Breen and Schlatter contributing key plays and List's controversial decisions affecting early action.
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Youngstown
Cupid Pinkney
New Castle
Willis Park
Pink
Bill Smith
Akron
Geddese
Fortune
Reuben Bowers
Terra Firma
Bossman Smith
Nockville
Amps List
Baliwitk
Kid
Agen
List
Pinkney
Blount
Ing
Hammond
Cupid
McAleese
Curley
Bowers
Starr
Schlatter
Thomas
Paddy Green
Hagen
Woodruff
Will Thomas
Pinkie
Ant
Burke
Cap
Smith
Breen
McAleese Burke
Murphy
Lawrence
Bill Thomas
Homas
Umpire List Faces Outcry After New Castle Victory
A chaotic baseball game in which New Castle defeated Youngstown amid alleged bias by umpire List. Fans, bettors, and local officials demanded fair play as Woodruff and Bowers starred for New Castle, while Horner urged ballpark disinfection after the match.
Kerr's eighth inning homer caps Sharon win in tough game
In a tight contest with Akron, Sharon's Aaron Kerr homered in the eighth off Armstrong to drive in two runs as the home team added five hits and two errors. Burwell pitched well for Sharon allowing only two hits while Akron gathered two. Final score shows Sharon with a late surge for the win.
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Sharon
Akron
Aaron Kerr
Armstrong
Burwell
East
R. H. Sharon
Poon Lad
Sellers
Clever
Nallin
Strood
Smith Sentenced to Seven Years in Ohio Penitentiary
Harry Smith, a former Lancaster bank teller and Lancaster baseball club director, was sentenced to seven years in the Ohio penitentiary for violating federal banking laws. He had served thirteen years as teller at the Hocking Valley National Bank and admitted to stealing thousands of dollars. He pleaded guilty and asked for clemency.
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Harry Smith
Hocking Valley National Bank
Lancaster
Lancaster Baseball Club
Ohio
Smith
Hocking Valley Bank
Paddy Green Retained By New Castle Despite Interest
Manager Smith decided to keep Paddy Green after a corking three-bagger at Youngstown yesterday that opened the scoring for the Nocks. Green replaced Hagen after an early exit and played a solid game as Clarksburg of the West Penn debated a bid but Smith declined.
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New Castle
Youngstown
List
Hagen
Paddy Green
Paddy
Smith
Green
Clarksburg
West Penn
Young to Fight at Lorain Soon
Jack Young dog catcher and boxer is matched to fight George Frazier of Lorain in a finish bout. Frazier weighs more but is billed as the toughest proposition in Ohio and the bout draws great interest. Young trains hard and aims for top condition ahead of the match in Lorain.
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Jack Young
George Frazier
Lorain
Young
Jimmie Dunn
Frazier
Ohio
Ashland Nearing Mansfield Franchise Sale Rumor
Mansfield O. and P. league officials have been approached by Ashland Queensland for the Mansfield club franchise. President Sturges may dispose of his baseball interests as Ashland with sub 10 000 population is a hot baseball town and already has several O. P. league players under contract. Wirich Michaels Laughren Tat timer and others bring minor league experience to Ashland.
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Mansfield
Ashland
Sturges
Bowlers Meet Sunday Afternoon to Handle League Affairs
City league bowlers plan a Sunday afternoon meeting to settle league business and decide on the treasury funds. Every member is urged to attend as all will have a voice. The league’s success suggests retaining part of the money for next season. duckpin bowlers are also invited to attend.
Nealon Wins 75-Point Pool Match at New Castle
At the New Castle pool parlors last night Mike Nealon defeated Albert G. Quehl in a 75 point contest. Quehl scored 33 balls while Nealon pocketed 75. A large crowd attended to witness the match.
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New Castle
Albert G. Quehl
Mike Nealon
Quehl
Nealon
Steubenville Manager Loans Akron Infielder to East Team
Percy Stetler of Steubenville has loaned Akron infielder Matty Broderick to East for possible shortstop duties. The move signals Broderick may feature for East in upcoming games.
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Percy Stetler
Steubenville
Akron
Matty Broderick
East
Cleveland Beats New York in National League Showdown
Rain drenches multiple matchups as Cleveland defeats New York in the sole National League game. Other schedules include Brooklyn vs Cincinnati, New York at Chicago, and Philadelphia at St. Louis with several rainouts listed.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsbure
Cleveland
New York Athletics
Detroit
Washington
St. Louia
Athletics
Teeese
Dunn Beats Mackey in Fast New Castle Bout
Jimmie Dunn returns to New Castle having defeated Biz Mackey in Lorain in a quick, evenly matched fight. Dunn claims the eight ounce gloves helped Mackey survive and he seeks a rematch. He also notes a Dayton bout where he says he dominated from start to finish.
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Jimmie Dunn
Lorain
Biz Mackey
Dunn
New Castle
Mackey
Frank Carsey
Dayton
Secretary McAfee Visits New Castle Farm
Robert McAfee secretary of the commonwealth visited New Castle on Friday to inspect Locust Grove stock farm. The visit highlighted a large herd of well bred animals and substantial staff managing the operation.
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Robert McAfee
The
Commonwealth
New Castle
Mr. McAfee
Locust Grove
McAfee
Kennedy's Ribs Trouble Pitcher Jack Kennedy
Jack Kennedy, formerly with Youngstown and drafted by Cincinnati, was farmed to Louisville, released by both clubs, and signed by Akron. He reportedly has a broken rib and cannot pitch. He has not been in condition this season and left after six innings in his only Akron appearance. he recently married a Toledo woman.
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Jack Kennedy
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Louisville
Akron
Kennedy
Toledo
Jack
Family Reunions Planned in June for Cooper Wimner Johnston
Annual Cooper and Wimner reunion set for Saturday June 15 at the Cooper home near Volant. Johnston reunion planned for Wednesday June 19 at John B. Logan’s home in Slippery Rock. Ella McCommon of Grove City notes a family history is being prepared.
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Cooper
Wimner
Stead
Volant
Johnston
John B. Logan
Slippery Rock
Ella McCommon
Grove City
Where C. and P. teams play next week events
Schedule lists games from Sunday June 9 through Saturday June 15 involving C. and P. teams. Marion travels to Newark, Sharon goes to New Castle, Youngstown visits Akron, Mansfield at Newark, Lancaster at Marion, and additional midweek matches at Marion, New Castle, Youngstown, and Newark with several pairings.
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New Castle
Youngstown
Esse Cesses
Sharon
Amir Jnsysss
Weben
Wettes
de Marion-Newark
Mansfield-Lancaster
Akron
Mansfield
Lancaster
Marion
Newark
L Pet
Secret engagements bring danger and unhappiness
A Chicago American editorial condemns clandestine courtships and secret marriages as built on deceit. It argues true love requires honesty, and couples should reveal their engagement to avoid living a lie and inevitable unhappiness.
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Chicago
Johnson on how books shape knowledge and virtue
Samuel Johnson argues that reading science naturally broadens understanding, while moral and religious works gradually uplift character. He notes ideas offered to the mind can gradually transform judgment and virtue when timely.
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Samuel Johnson
Golf Craze in England Surges With Clubs and Players
England shows a booming golf fad with 10 million dollars invested in gear, 20 000 converts in 1906, 2 000 clubs, and about 300 000 players. Annual expenditure tops 27 million dollars, averaging 90 dollars per player, while 15 million balls are used yearly on British links.
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England
Forest law shaping windfall superstition in Norman era
The article notes that William the Conqueror's forest laws criminalized cutting timber while peasants could gather fallen wood. They saw storms as omens of luck, linking natural events to livelihoods under Norman rule.
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William the Conqueror
Sunday Magazine
Bank Teller: How Much Cash on Hand at Opening
A New York downtown bank teller said the branch holds only a small portion of funds at opening, with the rest kept at the main uptown bank. A customer asked the typical on hand, and the teller replied not over 300 000 or 400 000 dollars.
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New York
The Itch for Persecution Quote
An esoteric quotation by Oliver Cromwell about human desire to press others to conform, suggesting no satisfaction until souls are pressed and convicted. The fragmentary line reflects a wary view of coercion and moral judgment among people.
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Oliver Cremowell
Two Ways of Setting Spine Definition in NYC School
A pupil near Chatham Square in New York City defined the word spine as a long limber bone with the head on one end and the rear on the other, illustrating a humorous take on the term.
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Chatham Square
New York City
Enterprising shoemaker posts bold window ecard
A storefront advertises an inclusive offer in a cheeky message: Any respectable man, woman or child can have a fit in this store. The item hints at humorous salesmanship and a playful challenge to passersby.
High Temperature In Rosebridge Mine
The Rosebridge mine records an average temperature of 94 degrees Fahrenheit at its bottom sections. The mine is approximately 2 000 feet deep.
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Rosebridge
Rolling Stone Wins Scandalous Revenge Tale in Spain
A mobility-strapped Irishman recounts roving life across six nations and a dramatic ploy in Spain. After failing to gain help from a British consul who doubted his Spanish fluency, he stirs a strike crowd to attack the consulate, delivering a poetic vengeance before fleeing town.
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Rolling Stone
New York
Spain
Street Railroad
Street Railway Company
Snowstorm Joy Sparks Little Mary's Feather Question
In a whimsical moment a child peers at the heavy snow and asks if the angels will be cold after losing all their feathers, uttering a charming cry of wonder.
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Mary
Belgian Workers Total 1,265,000 with 29,000 Women
Late figures show Belgium's industrial workforce at 1,265,000, including 29,000 women. The statistic highlights gender distribution within the sector.
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Belsium
Good Breeding Emphasizes Respect and Gentle Manners
A column stresses that good breeding encompasses tact, respect, and gentleness in social interaction. It urges refined behavior, considerate speech, and courteous demeanor in public life.
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Nocks
Champs
Oo. & P. League
William Mason
Youngstown Vindicator
Mike Lawrence
Will Thmoas
Hilley
Ostdiek
Youngstwn
Bren
Ostick
Ist
Eee
O Breen
Lawrence Rf
Treen
Persoan
Rube Bowers
Shake
Horner
Morston
Stetler
Lleveland
Naps
Highlanders
National League
Pet
iChicago Eeem
Eeewe
Cincinnat
Ighter Dunn
M’afee
Nck
NEW Castle Loan CO
Wallace Block
Washington and Jefferson Sts
Consul
Pel
Spalding
Metzler’s
Boggs & Buhl
Allegheny
Freddie Cunningham
Coliseum
New Castle Electric Co
J. A. Price
Bell
Metzler
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