Mansfield beats New Castle on Croft six run rally
In Mansfield Ohio New Castle fell 6 to 3 as Croft’s wild sixth inning allowed the hometowners to surge ahead. Pitcher Mead relieved to finish the game while Kirsch held New Castle to four hits. Gillaly debuted in right field with Pete Porter behind the plate as Andrews and Golden were sent home earlier.
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Mansfield
New Castle
Croft
Mead
Kirsch
Gillaly
Necks
Pete Porter
Andrews
Barton
Golden
White
Totman
Ween Burns
Murphy
Redman
Holmquest
Singh
P. A. Elparton
Cummings
Abbott
Gsc
Viser
Wilson
West
Johnston
Even Croft
Wilson Totman
Murphy Porter
Abbott Cummings
York
Terrace A C Defeats Ellwood B F Ross in Strong Win
Terrace A C of this city extended its winning streak to seven games by defeating Ellwood based B F Ross. Pitcher Riley delivered 27 innings with two runs allowed, then loosened up late. The upcoming match is against J Aberty A C of Mahoningtown. call Union 767 for scores.
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Terrace A. C
B. F. Ross
Ellwood
Riley
Terrace
Jaberty A. C
Mahoningtown
Union Phone
W. D. Riley
City League Man Hurt In Steel Mill Game
Middle fielder and captain Kelly of the Carnegie Steel mill team suffered a broken shoulder during a Saturday afternoon City league game on the Steel mill grounds. He will miss the rest of the season. the league will cover his medical care.
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Kelly
Carnegie Steel Mill
Steel Mill Grounds
Local College Gridiron Pairings From Friday Schedule
East Liverpool visits McKeesport while Youngstown travels to New Castle and Erie heads to Mansfield. Akron plays Canton in a regional clash.
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Pet. Erie Tenes
McKeesport
East Liverpool
Canton
Youngstown
New Castle
Erie
Mansfield
Akron
National League Yesterday and Saturday Baseball Results
Yesterday had no NL games. Saturday's results include Pittsburg at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston in two games St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York.
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Detroit
New York
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland-Boston
IL. Pet
Eee
APE
Pee Ees
Washington Ee
St. Louis Ee
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
L Pet
Leith
St. Louis “Ev
Boston Eae
McKeesport Beats New Castle in Narrow Victory
McKeesport edges New Castle 2 to 1 as Golden falters in the seventh inning while Mead holds the visitors scoreless. New Castle scores on Barton walk, Cummings bunt, and Porter single. Mead relieves Golden and silences New Castle. Attendance 700.
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McKeesport
New Castle
Golden
Mead
Cummings
Wilson
West
King
Silcox
Quinn
Hilbert Leaves New Castle Nocks Pitching Weakened
Pitcher Charles Hilbert deserted the Nocks last Saturday to go home and has since not returned. With Hilbert gone and Baxter out, New Castle faces a pitching shortage as Youngstown visits for three games and Mansfield later.
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Charles Hilbert
Nocks
Liverpool
Hilbert
Baxter
Croft
Mead
Golden
East Liverpool
Mansfield
New Castle
Andrews
Porter
Durham's Best Batter in League
Bull Durham of McKeesport tops the QO. & P. league with a .369 average after 84 at bats and 31 hits. Bitting of Mansfield is second at .853, with Porter of the Necks third at .328. Strood of Erie and Baxter of New Castle also among solid hitters.
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Bull Durham
McKeesport
Bitting
Mansfield
Pete Porter
The
Necks
Strood
Erie
Baxter
New Castle
Johnston
West
Cummings
Barton
Wilson
M'Keesport Prize Winner Raises O P League Turmoil
The 0. P. league faces unrest as President Charles Max faces discharging umpires and seeks favor for East Liverpool. Poor crowds plague Akron New Castle Youngstown and most towns while Erie and particularly New Castle show weak attendance. Bill McKay of Cleveland pursues the presidency amid threats the league may fail before July.
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Charles Maxwell
East Liverpool
McKeesport
Akron
New Castle
Youngstown
Erie
Bill McKay
Cleveland
Edenburg Falls to Youngstown Rovers in Low-Scoring Game
Edenburg was defeated by the Youngstown Rovers 11 to 4 in Edenburg on Saturday. Murdock replaced Park after an early knockout, errors fueled by ragged fielding helped Youngstown rack up fourteen hits to Edenburg’s eight. Canavan, Granger each doubled for Youngstown with Hoover and Hille also contributing.
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Rovers of
Youngstown
Murdock
Park
Canavan
Granger
Hille
Hoover
Dahman
Ygstown
Kn Hawn
Tween Granger
Falkner
Williams
Wee Canavan
Shoemaker
R. Butler
E .H. McCullough
Stiener
Ween Reeble
Stanley
Enews Rere
W. McCullough
P & R Robinson
Carnegie Is Long Winner In New Castle League
One game was played as Carnegie defeated Brass Foundry 4 to 1 at Carnegie grounds. Nolans forfeited to B and O 9 to 0 for no-show. Car Works forfeited to Italians 9 to 0. Wet morning. field drying, then delayed start. Keelan pitched well for Carnegie. Eddie Connery starred for Brass Foundry.
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New Castle
Carnegie
Brass Foundry
Cascade
Nolans
B. and O
Car Works
Boyles Field
B. and C
Carnegie Field
Dunn
Keelan
Eddie Connery
Trelfall
Ashton
Buses
Boyles
Park
O. K
Jones
Easy Money for Pennsy Shops Defeat Callery in 8 3
The Pennsy shop team beat Callery 8 to 3 at Mahoning town grounds after trailing early. McElevey settled in and shut out Callery after the third inning while Pennsy hitters surged ahead. Large crowd attends as the Newcastle boys Mec Elevey and Parks form the battery.
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Pennsy Shop
Callery
Mahoningtown Grounds
McElevey
Mahoningtown Ground
Conneaut Lake
Meadville
Mec- Elevey and Parks
Battery
Newcastle Boys
Free Book on Piles Explains Cause and Cure
Questions answered fully in a booklet mailed free by Dr. Leon hardt Co. Station B Buffalo NY or at John F Neeley or George W Clutton of New Castle PA who sell Hem-Reid under guarantee at $1 per large bottle.
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Dr. J. 8. Leonhardt
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station B
Buffalo
N. Y
John F. Neeley
George W. Clutton
Safe and Sane Fourth in Butler Pa
Burgess George W Amy rejects banning Fourth of July fireworks saying the city ordinance is liberal and boys should have a big time. He notes deaths from nails exceed those from fireworks, arguing against prohibiting nail sales.
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Butler
Burgess George W. Amy
America
Surprised at Growth of Town Visitation by 82-Year-Old Veteran
J. M. Hoover of New Castle visits Hamilton avenue home of James McCann in Sharpsville. The Civil War veteran, age 82, recalls the town's past as mere farmland and expresses surprise at the borough's thriving growth per the Sharpsville correspondent.
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J. M. Hoover
New Castle
James McCann
Hamilton Avenue
Mr. Hoover
Sharpsville
City League Meeting in New Castle Tomorrow
A New Castle City League meeting is set for tomorrow evening at The News office. Several important matters will be discussed.
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New Castle City League
Maxwell Proves Dismal Failure in O. P. League
Tensions rise as acting president Maxwell faces calls for new leadership. Dismissal of umpires Kennedy and Brady fuels criticism. five clubs Youngstown New Castle Mansfield Erie Canton favor electing a new head. Maxwell allegedly refuses to call a meeting, but majority clubs are expected to push for action soon.
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Maxwell
Kennedy
Brady
League
Messrs
Mertens
Terry
Mansfield
Youngstown
New Castle
Erie
Canton
Fred Clarke's Latest Aid to Sun Fielders
Canton beats Youngstown 6 to 4 as J Dawsons seventh inning homer ties and McGintys late blast wins. Akron edges East Liverpool 2 to 1 in twelve innings. Erie falls 6 to 3 to McKeesport. Fred Clarke, Pittsburg manager and innovator, unveils a sun field cap with hinged glasses to shade eyes and aid fielding in bright sun.
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Fred Clarke
Sun
Lan caster Team to Feature New Lineup and Experience
Lan caster owner Ruff moves to boost success by signing seasoned players. Guy Sample, former East Liverpool manager, joins to manage and play first base, signaling a drive for a winning season for the Lan caster ball team.
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Lancaster
Ruff
Guy Sample
East Liverpool
World and Post-Dispatch Offer $30 000 Aerial Prize
The New York World and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch announce a $30,000 prize for a successful flight between New York and St. Louis. The offer follows Curtiss receiving $10,000 for Albany to New York flight and future conditions will be announced later.
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Glenn H. Curtiss
Albany
New York
New York World
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis
Twilight League Opens Season at Cascade Park
The Twilight league begins its annual season this afternoon at Cascade park with K of P and K of C teams in action.
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Cascade Park
K. of P
K. of C
The Right Uppercut: The Most Effective Punch in Boxing
Boxing experts debate the best punch with many favoring the right cross or straight left. The text notes the right uppercut as the most effective modern punch, citing Wolgast, Johnson, and Langford as examples of its impact in securing titles and breaking opponents.
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Stanley Ketchel
Tommy Burns
Bill Squires
Jack Johnson
Nelson
Abe Attell
Bob Fitzsimmons
Ad Wolgast
Sam Langford
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