Babe Ruth Returns Ill Due To Heat Strain
Public opinion says the Yankees erred by replaying Babe Ruth before full recovery. Heat and dwindling energy left him barely able to walk, yet he stayed in daily to train. A crowd urged him to be removed as Ruth slumped after fielding and running, delivering a tense shows of effort.
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Davie J. Walsh
Internatal News Service
New York
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Meusel
Lampe Wins Handicap Event At New Castle Field Club
Lampe triumphs in the full handicap sweepstakes at New Castle Field Club with division one winner H E Lampe net 71 and division two led by M A McLure and Charles Matthews Jr tied at 70. W F Moody claims the earlier full handicap, while mixed ladies best ball scores feature Mrs H E Lampe and Mrs Martin with top nets. Mahoning A A defeats P and O Electric 7 to 2 in County League play as Hutnie superb on the mound and Biondi drives in key hits to cement the victory.
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New Castle
H. E. Lampe
W. M. Nung
Dr. E. M. Parrett
M. Matthews
G. S. Long
M. A. McLure
Charles Matthews, Jr
W. P. Felch
W. FP. Moody
Martin
Hubie
Mahoning A. A
P. & Srounds
Mahoning
Hutnie
Rons
Biondi
RC. McKinley
Angus
Rachel Uno
Wallace
J.B. Eliott
Answe
Ington
Fromars
O A. McBride
Horsman
Crombie
O. Electric
R. H.P.O.A
WF. Moody
L. Stirginger
Morgan
WP. Pelen
Colaluca
P.M. Hoskins
J Fa
GS. Long
F. W. Smith
Hofmaster
R. F. Dana
T. C. Post
Mahoning AL AL
H. Fae A
James
Woo
W.P Peleh
Leslie Brindle
N. Crombie
CG. Jones
W. Horner
J. Direy
Culbertson
Rosas
Swineheart
Hamilton
McClosker
Humte
Coaltown Stars Upset Monarchs In Tri-State Play
Winfield Scott and Bluesteel lead a 12 to 7 victory as Coaltown solidifies second place in Lawrence County Baseball league. Stars rout Energy 10 to 7 on Coaltown grounds with Kirker holding off late charges, while Bluesteel hits his seventh homer and Murphy and Hart drive in runs. The Stars and Monarchs both display strong offense and improved defense ahead of upcoming midweek clash with King Tut All Stars at Walton Field.
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Winfield
Monarchs
Tri-State
Coaltown
Lawrence County Baseball League
Energy
Wahler Kirker
Tenaits
Hart
Coaltown Ruins
Wampum Defeats Bessemor In 22 to 1 Scare
Wampum dominated Bessemor with a 21 run margin as Poikenen and Lukestice struggled. Drippa delivered five innings for Wampum, holding Bessemor to a single run in the fourth. Em ery relieved with a shutout after Wampum built a safe lead. Box score details incomplete.
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Wampum
Poikenen
Lukestice
Bessemer
Acore
Ellwood City Leads League In High-Scoring Clash
Ellwood City defeated Union A C 17 11 in Lawrence County League action Saturday to extend the Ellwood City lead. Valleley pitched for Union, but Ellwood City rolled 32 hits as O Brown Patton and Johnston starred with multiple extra bases and a pair of three-baggers.
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Ellwood City
Union A
Johns
Union A. C
Sanders
O. Brown
Brown
H. Patton
Johnston
Boyle
Patton
Guinaugh
Cunningham
Noss
Valleley
Rodenbavugh
Vallaley
Patterson
Withers
H. Brown
Travers
Glasser
Hutt
Mosely
Hpo. A
M Noss
Rf Baie Johnston
Rodenbaugh
TL Johns
Mackey Boyle
Sumner
Penna Boys Club Loses To Volant in Slugfest
The Penna Boys Club traveled to Volant to face the local Boy Scout team and lost 21 to 1. The game featured 32 hits while Penna Bays Club committed 17 errors. C Moser and Dix pitched for Penna Bays Club against Miller and Crackéy for Volant.
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Penna Boys Club
Volant
Boy Scout
New Castle Boys
Moser
Dix
Penna Bays Club
Miller and Crackéy
Volanta
Baseball league leaders and totals recap
Yesterday's Homers describes American League and National League totals with 206 and 207 runs respectively. Individual leaders include Hornsby Cardinals Meusel Yankees Williams Browns Hartnett Cubs Simmons Athletics and Robertson Browns with single season homer counts ranging up to 15 and 14.
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Hornsby
Cardinals
Meusel Yankees
Williams
Browns
Hartnett
Cubs
Simmons
Athletics
Robertson
Local Visitors and Homecomings Notify Wilkinsburg Area
Bessem er Mr and Mrs E B Manewal and family of Walnut street were visitors in Columbia. Mr and Mrs William Smith and family of Hillsville visited the Dav idsons on Elm street. J R Chaney and family drove to Wilkinsburg for the funeral of A J Lehnhard. Jane Manawaltas returned home after schooling. Mrs Ralph Battin and daughter Mary of Petersburg Ohio visited town. Mary McLaughlin returned to Beatty Pa for summer. Carl Bachman returned to Bowling Green for summer.
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E. B. Manewal
Walnut Street
Columbia
Wiliam Smith
Hillsville
James Davidson
Elm Street
J. R. Chaney
Emetraat
Wilkinsburg
A. J. Lehnhard
Jane Manawaltas
Ralph Battin
Mary
Petersburg
Mary Mclaughlin
Beatty
Carl Bachman
Bowling Green
Boy Overcome by Heat at Dewberry Gas Station
A 35 year old, Glenn McCreary, collapsed from heat in front of the Dewberry gas station Monday morning. He was placed in the service station, seen by a doctor, and later returned home with no serious injuries.
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Frank McCreary
Dewberry
Glenn McCreary
Italian A I Victors 6 5 Over St Margarets in Ninth
The Italian American Independents defeated the St Margeret's society team 6 to 5 at By and Q grounds on Saturday afternoon. F Ross pitched well, striking out Polanno, while Domen dek of St Margeret's was touched for seven runs. J A Eva sparked an eighth inning rally with a single and pair in the ninth sealed the victory. Petrucci led with a home run a double and a single, followed by Pascarella and Caugy.
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St. Margeret'’s Society
F. Ross
Polanno
I. Domendek
St. Mat Rareta Wis
Mahoningtowh
J. A. Eva
Petrucci
Pascarella
Caugy
Invinceables Defeat Sharon Team In Narrow 14–13 Win
The Invinceables beat Sharon’s Huttl-White 14 to 13 in a slugfest on Saturday. Italian star Invinceahica led with four hits. J Frigone and Orlando powered the offense with key hits as the visitors edged ahead early and held on. Shots at the plate produced 19 hits for Invinceables to 10 for Sharon, with late-inning rallys by Sharon not enough to overturn the deficit.
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Invinceahica
Sharon
Stroye
Ballie
Tate
Stra
Sharasites
Cardalla
J. Frigone
Hltg
Orlando
Pearson
Precero
P. Cardella
P . Go
Tova
Hutti & Waite Or
H. C
Sabastian
Rotunno
Ai Frank
Saul
Picarro
Frigone
J. Cardetla
C. Cardella
L. Orlando
Ane
Picarra
Mastere
Cardella
Rotumo
Bebie
Cardilla
Contin
Harrisburg Endures Heat Wave with No Fatalities
Harrisburg Pa June 8 despite a break in the heat wave the city entered the seventh day of high temperatures. At 9 am the thermometer read 88 degrees with no cooling rain. No deaths reported though crime notes mention thefts and speeding vehicles amid the hot weather.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Chapman Saved From Hanging by Reprieve Delay
Gerald Chapman, notorious criminal, avoided execution for the murder of a New Britain, Connecticut policeman. A Tate reprieve delayed the June 25 date until December to permit an appeal.
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Gerald Chapman
New Britain
Army Officer to Reside Here in New Castle
Captain Melvin L. Craig of the U S Army will settle in New Castle soon, per the local Board of Trade. Furniture from his Fort Sill post will be cared for by the community. Father’s Day will be observed on the first day of next month as usual. The June wedding invitations are expected to total about 887.542 lpravr Indles.
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Melvin L. Craig
New Castle
Five straight for Croton A. C.
Croton A. C. extended their winning streak to five with a 13 to 3 victory over Polish A. A. at Cascada Street grounds. The game featured 29 hits, three errors per side, and solid pitching from Jarimo and Smith. Smith led heavy hitters with Valencia and Blaine adding key hits. notable fielding by Croton and Polish A. A. players marked the contest.
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Croton A. C
Cascada Stree
A. A
Crown
Errora
Jarimo
Smith
Flaine
Valencia
O. Bishop
DeMuccio
Mtoffaie
Walter
Mascall
McTnisre
G. Bishop
Burke
P. Paluka
Toton A.C
J. Walzer
Cook
Moffatt
Melaiore
McCann
Schatrom
Jacima
Jacime
Seward
Snyder
Leslie
Jacimo
Byr Jacimo
Patterson
Ross
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Buddy” Raley
Gwensboro
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