Ecclesian Club Bowing Banquet Honors Notre Dame Fellows
The Ecclesian club held its third annual duckpin bowling banquet at the New Castle Field Club with 42 members and guests. George Metz led the toast program praising Notre Dame and its champions the Fighting Irish. Rev Frs. Rowan O Donnell Erkens and others offered congratulations while Ray McAuley urged greater athletic activity within the club. Special guests included Bob Mackey and Bugs Walther. Notre Dame’s title was celebrated as Fr. Schirra missed the event due to surgery.
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George Metz
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Notre Dame
Leo Moosman
Edward Rowan
St. Monicas Church of
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Vincent O'Donnell
New Castle Hospital
William Erkens
St. Josephs Church
Robert
Bob” Mackey
Castle Alleys
Charles “Bugs” Walther
the News
Paul Ellsworth
Stanley Coprowski
Dike Monsey
Ellsworth
St. Vincents
Peter Michael Schirra
St. Joseph Church
Father Schirra
Community Night Promises a Rolling Good Time
The notice invites locals to attend an evening event with a lively atmosphere and crowd gathering, encouraging broad turnout and participation.
American League Standings Snapshot and Results
The latest AL standings show Cleveland at 36 wins and 20 losses, Boston at 20 and 20, Philadelphia 24 and 28, and Washington 17 and 36. Yesterday Cleveland defeated Washington 6 to 4, Detroit beat Philadelphia 5 to 2, while Boston and St. Louis played to a rain-delayed three-inning game and New York vs Chicago was postponed by rain.
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New York-Chicago
Today's games headline list
Undefinite schedule shows New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at Detroit. Boston visits St Louis while Washington plays Cleveland in the day’s matchups.
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Baseball scores and schedule for eight teams
Scores listed include Pittsburgh 8 Brooklyn 1 and Chicago 3 New York 2 with New York 8 Chicago 7. Other results show St Louis 3 Philadelphia 2 in 10 innings. Boston 2 Cincinnati 0. Upcoming games: Chicago at New York and Cincinnati at Boston.
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Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Baseball scores and tonight's matchups
Last night's games saw Toledo defeat St. Paul 4 0 Louisville beat Milwaukee 4 1 Columbus won 9 6 against Minneapolis and Kansas City played Indianapolis in rain. Tonight Toledo visits Kansas City Columbus hosts Milwaukee Louisville hosts Minneapolis Indianapolis hosts St. Paul.
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Kansas City
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Selee
Ellwood City tops Hillsville 11 to 5 in county league game
Ellwood City battered Hillsville for 12 hits and won 11 to 5 as Greco pitched nine innings and support from his defense kept Hillsville to four errors. Mazzani homered and doubled, Cole and Puzzello added three base hits apiece, while Mediate and Scott combined for the win. Ellwood City leads the Lawrence County League.
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Scott
Hillsville
Lawrence County Baseball League
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Cole
Squecka
J. Puzzello
P Locello
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Squeclia
J Puzzello
P. Locello
Francis
Richards
Adams
West Pittsburg to Play Indies and Elders Meet Moose
Two feature games headline the City Baseball menu tonight. Lawrence Indies visit West Pittsburg at 6 at West Pittsburg field, while Elders square off with Moose at Marshall field, also at 6, as managers eye wins and payback from earlier defeats.
Church softball doubleheader in New Castle league
Two games set for six tonight in New Castle church softball. Mahoning faces Epworth at Rose Avenue field, while Croton Methodists meet First Baptist at Washington High field.
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Epworth
Rose Avenue Field
Croton Methodists
First Baptist
Washington High Field
Mel Ott Leads Home Run Derby With 15 Dingers
New York Giants outfielder Mel Ott tops the majors in the home run derby with 15 homers. Dolph Camilli of the Dodgers follows in second place with 13 circuit smashes.
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Newark Bears Reach IL Lead After Wobbly Start
The Newark Bears, a New York Yankee farm club, surge to first in the International League after a shaky start. Montreal sits second with Rochester closing in on second place.
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International League
Kansas City
American Association
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Jimmy Nicholson
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George Scharein
Newark Bears
Montreal
Rochester
Here’s A Tale About Umpires in Cotton States Series
In Vicksburg Mississippi two Cotton States League umpires Buck Newman and Cy Pfirman are recognized after the final game of the Vicksburg Greenville series. A waitress asks if they saw the ball game and they respond they worked it. The exchange highlights local ballpark chatter.
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Buck Newman
Cy Pfirman
Pasteurized Milk Named After Louis Pasteur
Pasteurized milk derives its name from Louis Pasteur, the French scientist who developed heat treatment to kill harmful bacteria. His process revolutionized dairy safety and food science, influencing widespread adoption of pasteurization in the 19th century.
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Lanahan Lands With St. Paul Club After Pirates Deal
Dick Lanahan, discarded by the Pittsburgh Pirates, joins the St Paul Saints and is described as property of the American Association League. Teammate Bill Clemenson also joins the Saints after being optioned by the Pirates.
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Saints
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Bricaneers
Pitching and Power Shake Up Early Baseball Standings
Billy Herman, once struggling at the plate for the Cubs, now earns a prominent spot with the leading club. The Brooklyn ace posts a .329 average while Lou Warneke of the St. Louis Cardinals remains one of the season’s top pitchers with seven wins and only one loss.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Croton Elders To Play Friday At Marshall Field
Croton A C and Elders gym teams schedule a postponed city league game Friday at 3 p.m. Manager Joe O Leary announces Witherow or Fuller will start against Stone or Capita la. Umpires Emil Smolnik and Stevenson were assigned by Leo W Hill of the umpires association. Brooklyn Dodger pitchers are proving consistent as two thirds of the club s games use the route.
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Capitola
Leo W. Hill
Umpires Association
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Brooklyn Dodger
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