POTTERS HURL PUNCHES AT OPPORTUNE TIMES IN NOCKS WIN
Gilluly reported to Barton Field after signing earlier in the season. He can play infield or outfield and may be used by Jimmy. Lefty Mead, released by the Necks, is in New Castle awaiting a new deal. Kennedy doubts his release. fans fear a mistake if he leaves. The Nocks travel to East Liverpool, McKeesport, Mansfield, and Youngstown this week with Hilbert starting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Allegany
Mead
Thomas Gilluly
Gilhooley
Gillaly
East Liverpool
Ross Barton
Jimmy
Port Alleghany
Barton
Jack Kennedy
Maxwell
Kennedy
Jack
New Castle
Youngstown
Mansfield
Hilbert
Johnson
George Little
Rowardeman
Jeffries
Berger
Eddie Graney
Tom Flannagan
Flanagan
America
Tom
Sig Hart
John Flanagan
New York
Union Labor Wins in Fight Against The Cleveland Club
Union workers celebrate after Ban Johnson signs closed shop contracts for all teams to enforce union labor. Parks repairs must use union labor, printed material must bear union labels, and park tobacco sold there must carry the label. An exhibition game for charity is planned with proceeds to a designated Cleveland trades council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Club
United Press
Cleveland
Union
Cleveland Baseball Club
Ban Johnson
American Baseball League
Cleveland Building Trades Council
New Park
McNabb Hurries to East Liverpool Over Baxter Case
President McNabb of the Nocks travels to East Liverpool to learn Baxter’s status. No official word from the national commission on a suspension. Baxter claimed by Marion of the Ohio State League though he says no contract was signed. Baxter starred last season with the Nebraska Indians and is 6-0 this season as scouts watch him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNabb
Nocks
East Liverpool
Baxter
Farrell
Ieational Commission
Barton
Marion
Ohio State League
Nebraska Indians
New Castle Fans Rally as Naps Beat Athletics 6 4
New Castle fans cheer a 6 to 4 victory as the Cleveland Naps with Falkenberg on the mound defeat the Athletics. Riley Johnson had three hits and Stack pitched for Philadelphia in a 1 to 0 win over Chance's men in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbert
Riley Johnson
Tom Flanagan
Jack Johnson
Falkenberg
Naps
Athletics
Pittsburg
Boston
Wilbur Roach
New York
Foster
Yankees
Percy Swallwood
Stack
Phillies
Chance
Liefield
Cardinals
Giants
Bugs Raymond
Tex
Red Sox
Cicotte
Scott
Trolley Dodgers
Reds
Beebe
Joe Doyle
Barger
Detroit
Washington
Senators
Tigers
National League Yesterday's Results and Today's Games
National League results recap includes Pittsburg at Boston in two games Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at New York and Cincinnati at Brooklyn scheduled today for a full program.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Cerneos
St Louis
L Pet
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Potter Wires Hit to Beat New Castle in East Liverpool
Timely hitting by East Liverpool locals powered an 8 to 3 victory over New Castle in the second game of the series. Abe Kruger scattered nine hits for the Potters while New Castle used three pitchers, with Roy Golden wild early and Derricked after four straight hits. The Nocks scored in the seventh, Baxter unavailable due to a National Commission notice, and Lefty Mead declined a re-sign. The Potters and Nocks meet again today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
New Castle
Roy Golden
Barton
Croft
Abe Kruger
Potters
Baxter
Farrell
National Commission
Marion
Ohio State League
Golden
Hilbert
Lefty Mead
The
Nocks
McKeesport and Erie Secure Victory in Baseball Tilt
Timely hitting by McKeesport gave them a 6 to 3 win over Youngstown. Beatty started for Tubers, then Kessler relieved to limit the opposition to one run in six innings. Holmquist yielded only two hits as Canton beat PMEMER 6 to 1, with Corbin driving in a run.
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McKeesport
Youngstown
Beatty
Tubers
Steelmen
Kessler
McCreight
Canton
McConahy
Murphy
Wilson
Dye
Williams
Canton O and P club trims payroll by Lauterborn release
The Canton Ohio and Pacific club released second baseman Lauterborn to stay under the salary limit. Lauterborn may move to Mansfield. Collins shifts to second and Manager Drumm will play first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton,o
Canton O. & P
Lauterborn
Mansfield
Collins
Drumm
Forty-First Mercer County Sunday Schools Convention Opens
The forty-first annual convention of the Sunday schools of Mercer county will convene at Sharon U. P. church on Thursday morning for a two day session.
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Sunday Schools
Mercer County
Sharon
British Chronoscope Measures Time to Millionth Second
British scientists perfected a chronoscope to measure projectile flight time to the millionth of a second as part of high power explosive testing.
City League 10 Decides to Stay at Six Teams
At a New Castle meeting, City League 10 voted not to expand to eight teams despite West Pittsburg's application. The decision kept the circuit at six, with concerns about players' Saturday travel and train times. A schedule committee was formed and forfeit deadlines set, as promising attendance and strong play were noted for upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
West Pittsburg
Warren Broadbent
Harry Moore
Twilight League
K. of P
Moore
Twilight
Frank Gilmore
Ray Davenport
Jack Griffth
Nolan
League
Tony Richards
Chill
Jack Griffith
Cascade Park
Nolan A. C
Baltimore and Ohio
Nolans
Steel Mill
Catcher Bradley May Be Signed by the Erie Sailors
Bradley, last season with New Castle, is in Johnstown in the Tri State league after a sale. With several O. P. clubs interested, Johnstown officials want him gone as Erie Sailors and Eddie Murphy seek a change catcher. Bradley is praised as a solid catcher and strong hitter, popular with Johnstown fans.
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Bradley
THE
Erie Sailors
New Castle
Johnstown
Eric
Eddie Murphy
Coast Big Johnson Jeffries Bout Bets Stir San Francisco Betting
On the coast a Chicago dispatch reports Andy Craig bet Edward Dickinson 10000 to 6000 that Jeffries will knock Johnson out. Odds 10 to 6 are high for the coast with more than 1000 likely to be wagered in San Francisco.
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United Press
San Francisco
Frisco Sports
Chicago
Andy Craig
Edward Dickinson
Jeffries
Johnson
Fame of City League Spreads
Charles Nolan of the Nolan A C receives a challenge from Bill Schwartz’s Akron Independents for a Sunday game in Akron within a month. The Youngstown Independents will play the locals in three weeks. Youngstown plans a City league similar to New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nolan
Nolan A. C
Bill Schwartz
Akron
O. K
Nolan
Youngstown Independents
Nolans
Youngstown
New Castle
Wilkie Slumps Highlight Johnstown Batting Averages
Unofficial batting averages for the Johnstown team show Bradley at .385 in sixth place Crompton .308 sixteenth Follawsbee .304 eighteenth Mc Clelland .270 twenty-ninth Clark .237 fortieth Conn .228 forty-seventh Marshall .195 fifty-seventh and Wilkie .181 sixty-fourth signaling ongoing improvement for the squad.
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Johnstown
Bradley
Crompton
Follawsbee
McClelland
Clark
Conn
Marshall
Wilkie
Emerson Davis to Graduate From UPenn Dental School
Emerson Davis a Seventh ward resident and member of the graduating class of the University of Pennsylvania Dental School is set to be graduated from the school a week from Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Davis
Seventh Ward
Dental School
University of Pennsylvania
Land
Dan Patch Retires After Decade as Harness King
The horse Dan Patch, famed harness pacer, ends active campaigning after ten years at the top. He held seven world records and paced two miles in Phoenix without special preparation, inspiring breeders and fans while his legacy endures as a model of intelligence, strength, and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Patch
Dan
Phoenix
Ariz
Hersey
Exciting Church League clash ends 5-2 at St. Luke's
Joe Williams of St Luke's led with a peach two bagger and a long drive as the church league game last evening ended 5 2. White limited Baptist to two hits while Keelan allowed six. Graham hit a home run and Custer made a fast catch in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe William
St. Luke’s
Williams
White
Keelan
Graham
Custer
St. Luke's AB. R.H
Walls
Brown Tresacenes
FAROE
Boccanhe
King
Ween
Anderson
Pannwell
Ceete’s Baptist AB
R.H
Etree
Gibson
Williard
Wilson
Ross Edwards Bout Postponed by Dime
Tony Ross and Bill Edwards were set to fight in Pittsburg Saturday night but Dime called off the match. The postponement followed a hitch in proceedings and the fight will be rescheduled later. Ross is in good shape and eager to box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Edwards
Tony Ross
Bill Edwards
Pittsburg
Dime
Tony
Jack Griffith
McClelland
New Players for Porter's Bunch
The Brass Foundry team gains an overhaul with Porter hiring an outfield, a new third baseman, and other players. Edward Beam and Charles Wallabank join, boosting the lineup as Cascade park hosts a Saturday game against the B and O team and Carnegie Steels with fifteen cent tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brass Foundry
Porter
Edward Beam
Cascade A. C
Charles Wallabank
Mr. Porter
Beam
Harris
Iis
Cascade Park
Carnegie Steels
Swift Specific Co. Blood Purifier Ad Promotes Health
An old advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a natural blood purifier and tonic. It claims the medicine cleanses impurity from the blood, treats rheumatism catarrh scrofula sores ulcers skin diseases and contagious blood poison, and strengthens the entire system.
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S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
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