Babe Ruth Returns Too Soon In Torrid Heat
Public opinion holds the Yankees erred by backing Babe Ruth before full recovery. In extreme heat Ruth struggled to move, received cheering yet fainted energy, and collapsed between bases after a game turning triple. Fans urged substitution while Ruth fought to stay in.
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Ellwood City Extends League Lead In Scoring Outing
Ellwood City defeated Union A C 17 to 10 in a high hitting Lawrence County League game Saturday. Union A C collected 18 hits, while Ellwood City totaled 32, with home run by Sanders and multiple three baggers by O Brown H Brown Patton Johnston Boyle. Stolen bases by Nass Cunningham and others highlighted the busy box score. Valleley pitched for Union A C and was hampered by injuries, while Patton and Valleley combined for the pitching decisions.
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Coaltown Hands Defeat Energy In Tri State Baseball Tilt
Winfield Scott starred for Coaltown guiding the team to a 12 0 victory over Energy as Bluesteel homered for the seventh time this season and the Stars prepare to face King Tut All Stars on Walton Field in a highly anticipated clash. Walter Kirker held Energy to ten hits as Coaltown rolled to a 10 7 win on their grounds with Minor Murphy and Hub Hart supplying power.
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Hutnic In Form Mahoning Wins In County League Game
Hutnic dominated P O with 12 strikeouts as Mahoning A A built early lead and cruised 7 to 2. Biondi triple Augstine two base hit led Mahoning offense while Bills held Hutnic to stellar strikeouts and a late P O rally fizzled.
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Italian A J Victors Win In Ninth Inning Thriller
The Italian Americans defeated St Margaret's 6 to 6 and then scored two runs in the ninth on the B and O grounds Saturday afternoon. F Ross relieved Tofanno to seal the victory. Petrucci led with a home run triple and single, while Pascarella and Cangey added key hits as Mahoningtown's I A E squad staged a late comeback.
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Invinceables Beat Sharon Team In Slugfest
The Invinceables defeated Huftl-White 14 to 13 at Sharon Saturday afternoon in a high scoring game that saw nineteen hits for Invinceables and ten for Sharon. J Frigone led with four, with Orlando, Pearson and Piccaro also delivering timely hits as the lead held through nine innings.
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Army Officer To Reside Here In New Castle
Captain Melvin L. Craig of the U S A will make his home in New Castle soon per the board of trade. Furniture from Fort Sill has arrived and is to be cared for by locals. Craig headed the Field Artillery school at Fort Sill. Father’s Day will be observed next month. June wedding invitations are expected to bring in 387 642 Bravy ladies.
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Melvin L. Craig
New Castle
Ford
Five straight for Croton A C
Croton A C extended its winning streak to five with a 13 to 3 victory over Polish A A at Cascade street grounds. The game featured 29 hits, eight errors, and standout work from Jacimo and Smith who pitched all nine innings. Valencia, Blaine, and Smith led the hitting, with three extra-base hits appraised.
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Stone
Baseball season ledgers show league totals and leaders
Yesterday's Homers reports sharp AL and NL totals with Williams of the Browns at 114, none for the NL. League totals list NL 207 and AL 206. Individual leaders include Hornsby of the Cardinals 15, Meusel of the Yankees 15, Williams 14, Hartnett 14, Simmons 9, Robertson 8.
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Penna Boys Club Loses To Volant
The Penna Boys Club traveled to Volant on Saturday to face the local Boy Scout team and lost 21 to 1. The slugging contest yielded 32 hits, while New Castle's defense mishandled 17 errors. Moser and Dix pitched for Penna, Miller and Crackey for Volant.
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Boy Overcome by Heat Near Dewberry Station
Glenn McCreary a 16 year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank McCreary collapsed from heat in front of the Dewberry gas station Monday morning. He was carried inside where a doctor gave attention and his condition was not serious. He was later returned to his home.
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Local Visit and Travel Highlights in Bessemer
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Manewal and family of Walnut street visited Columbia with several family members. The Smiths of Hillsville spent time at Elm street home of Mr. and Mrs. James Davidson. J. R. Chaney and family traveled to Wilkinsburg for the funeral of A. J. Lehnhard. Jane Manewal returned home from school. Mrs. Ralph Battin and daughter Mary of Petersburg, Ohio, visited town. Mary McLaughlin went home to Beatty, Pennsylvania for summer vacation. Carl Bachman returned to Bowling Green for the break.
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Columbia
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Hillsville
James Davidson
Elm Street
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Bowling Green
Harrisburg Endures Heat Wave Continues Unabated
Harrisburg enduring seven days of extreme heat with 97 degree averages. At 9 am the thermometer rose further despite surrounding towns reporting rain. No deaths reported in the city though heat remains a hazard and local concerns include speeding auto crime.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Chapman Saved As Delay Extends Execution Date
Gerald Chapman notorious bank robber will not hang on June 25 for the murder of a New Britain policeman. A late reprieve postponed the execution to December 8 to permit an appeal.
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