Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

New Castle News in New Castle, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1925

Page

18

Italian Athletic Association to Open Centennial Field with East Liverpool Tilt

The Italian Athletic Association plans a Wednesday 3 30 p m opening clash at Centennial Field against East Liverpool Semi Pros as the debut event. East Liverpool touts top tri state talent while Italian A A expects a strong lineup from Homewood Harmersville and other semi pros. field work and grandstand progress reported as fans await first pitch.

Centennial Field Italian Athletic Association East Liverpool Tri-State New Castle Paul de Cerbo Homewood Harmirs‘ville Jess Willard Jack Dempsey St Sa McMath Finley McConnell Herbert Pollock Carson Ragon Shaw Cebula Deshler Hansel Man A. A Paul da Cerbo Tal Wee

Crimson Tennis Team Tops Dukes at Grove City

Grove City College net men defeated Duquesne 4-2 as three singles and one doubles win led the Crimson to a successful season close. Duquesne took one singles and one doubles event. The Crimson beat Thiel Tuque nse and Allegheny in Class B matches, with Westminster as the lone setback.

Grove City Grove City College Duquense Dukes Belreles Thiel Tuquense Allegheny Westminster

Baseball player totals from yesterday's games

American League players Robertson Browks and Meusel lead yesterday's totals with teams Yankees and Yankees among top mentions. National League lists Jackson Glants Brooks Terry Toporcer and Cardinals Giants Cubs. league totals 216 and 211. Key performances include Hornsby Hartnett Williams Robertson and Simmons with double digit counts.

AB. R. H Pet Hornsby Hawks Barnhart Bancroft AB. R Wingo Totala Robertson Browks Sehrig Yankers Fothergill Tigers Jackson Glants Brooks Cubs Terry Giants Toporcer Cardinals ST Aeet Meusel Yankees Illiams Browns Hartnett Robertson Brows Simmons Athletics

Tendler Beats Zivic in Ten Rounds in Philadelphia

Louie Tendler, the popular Welterweight, staged a comeback at the park winning ten rounds against Jack Zivic of Pittsburgh before about 26 000 boxing fans. Tendler outpunched and outboxed his foe, delivering hard body blows that opened Zivic’s face late, drawing praise as the largest crowd ever to see a prize fight in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Law Tendler Quaker City Ltthe Park Jack Zivie Pittsburgh Tendler Tencher Zivic Jack Lew

Italian Athletic association Eyes triple A league rebrand

After defeating East Liverpool, the Italian Athletic association plans a second game as a Triple A league of Ohio member. The league name may change to O. P. league, with a pending schedule. Business Manager Sacco cites about 1500 dollars monthly salaries for the LA. A. team and calls on New Castle fans to support the venture.

East Liverpool Italian Athletic Association Ohio Thes iCarm Sacco LA. +A New Castle

Right Man in the Right Place Robbie Best Memorial

Baseball history recalls Wilbert Robinson taking over as Dodgers president after deaths reshaped the club. Robinson, linked to Ned Hanlon and Jim Dunn, steered Brooklyn to profitability and loyalty from players, earning the nickname Uncle Rabble as he continues in management.

Robbie Ebbets Norman i. Brown Streaklyn Wilbert Robinson Tme Charlie Ebbets Brooklyn Robinson McGraw Connie Mack Dodgers Ned Hanlon Baltimore Oriole rmMoguin Bis CRE Robble Jim Dunn Dunn Cleveland Don Charley Ebhelta Ebbatta Giants McCraw

Union To Practice At Scotland Lane Six O'Clock

Union A. C. will hold a practice at six o'clock on Scotland Lane. Manager Patron expects all players to be present.

Union A. C N’clork Scotland Lane Patron

Old Timers to clash with fast Colored Stars Wednesday

Old Timers face the fast Colored Stars in a Wednesday 3:30 p.m. gym clash at Watton field. Notables Coen Hart McCann Dart Travers and Foley are named, with Midnight pitching for the Colored Stars in a planned 6:30 p.m. start after the Italian game.

Watton Fielkt Jewle Coen Cemalely Benny" McCann Miz" Dart Foley Travers Wampum B. P. Pierce Smithy Waj Linaun Walton Field A. Pame Bluestes Long Winfield Noel Fuller Kenny Pwhite Midnight McCann Mac Bride Dart Rhodes O'Leary Hart Pitcher

Fans Reach Ball Grounds at Centennial Field

Centennial Field, home of the Italian Athletic Association, sits on Jackson Avenue near Washington Street. Automobilists access via East Washington to Arlington to Jackson Avenue, where ample parking exists and Jackson is banked yet passable with caution. The ground is being worked on and soaked this morning as preparations continue.

Centennial Italian Athletic Association Jackson Avenue Washington Street Arington Avenue

American golfers sail for England to compete in British Open

American golfers MacDonald Smith and Joe Kirkwood sail for England to take part in the British Open. They will be the only U S entrants, as last year’s champion Walter Hegen elected not to defend his crown.

International News New York MacDonald Smith Joe Kirkwood England United States Walter Hegen

Westminster Alumni Hold Off Tennis Challenge

Westminster alumni faced a stiff in-state college champion challenge on Westminster courts before commencement visitors. Singles results include Sinplesa-Cummins defeating McFate 4-5 -3 7-6 and McDowell defeating Kirkbride 6-1 8-6. Crowe beat McQuiston 6-4 6-4. Doubles Cummings and Wirkbride defeated McDowell and Gibson 6-4 6-3. The event closed Westminster’s 1925 tennis schedule.

Wilmington Westminster McFate Sinplesa Cummins New Wilmington F. McDowell Kirkbride J. Crowe McQuiston Mercer Cummings Land Wirkbride McDowell Lnd Gibson Blue Land

Sacred Hearts Triumph Over North St Hi Y Midgets

Sacred Heart Midgets defeated North Street Junior Hi Y 22 to 3 on Boyles Avenue Monday. Di Mussio hit a home run driving in two and led the offense as Blaiga and Thomas pitched for Hi Y while Di Mussio and DiCarha starred for Sacred Heart.

Sacred Heart North Street Boyles Avenue di Mussio Hi-Y Boys Blaiga Thomas Tae Secret Hearts di Mucelo DiCarha North ‘Street Blaha Thomas and Impire Valensi

High Street Sluggers Beat Shamrocks in Low-Scoring Win

The High Street Sluggers edged the Shamrocks 5 to 1 at Glazner Field as Magur pitched a standout game and E Shaw limited the Midgets to two hits. Sluggers offense benefited from early runs and costly errors by the Shamrocks.

High Street Magne Tebir Shamrock Glazner Agur EL. Shaw Slaggers Slixggers Magur Viton Shamrocks E. Shaw Latcha

South Hill A A Holds Narrow Win Over Garland

South Hill A A edged Garland 2 to 1 on Shenanzo field as Steve Walker scattered four hits and fanned fourteen. Newton pitched for West Pittsburg, allowing eight hits with ten strikeouts before a ninth inning rally fell short. The game featured strong defense and key pitching throughout a tight contest.

South Hill A. A Garlands Walker Newton Pittsburghers

Two baggers and double plays pace game

Dominick and Adams sparked offense with two baggers and a double play turned by Newton to Brar kovich. Stolen bases by Dominick three and SAdams Vargo two, hit by pitch R Yoho, walks Walker one, strikeouts by Walker fourteen and Newton ten. Umpire Schwelkert.

South Hill Dominick Rhodes A. Yoho Mottie Yphaley Baker R. Yoho Tee Walker Mehalic Ane Swisher Gar E. Fundats Adams A. Braykorich Henderson, Vargo Senetore Newton Foley Brarkovich Staph Sadams Vargo

Heider Chosen Captain Of Waynesburg Quint 1926 Yellow Jackets

Kenneth Meider, a 21 year old Waynesburg College forward and Sophomore, was announced as captain of the 1926 Yellow Jacket basketball team. The selection follows Waynesburg’s recent championship season.

International News Service Waynesburg Kenneth Meider Waynesburg College Yellow Jacket Heiders

Friendship Stars Defeat Home Street With Strong Offense

Friendship Stars defeated Home Street yesterday with a 1470 to 2 score in a game highlighted by DY Museo pitching well and hitting a home run. Museo drove in 12 runs while Gurdo struck out two.

Friendship Stars Mome Street Sars DY Museo Friendship Gurdo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Crimson Lawrence Automobile CO Bell Duco Arrow Clothes Shop East On the Diamond E. Washington St Livic Louie Tendler Philly Southpaw K. 0 Forry “Eres Agore Mibo2he St Lous Foxy ‘Jewie Star of Colored Danyright Joan Maxwell Garena Anufacture Dwig Westminster Net Star Sacred Hearts North St Hi-Y High St. Sluggers Shenango Ingings M. Moresky West Long Avenue Moravia Street Trim Home Street
Search Courier

Search the New Castle News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The New Castle News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication