Youngstown's Dependable Store Sells Bathing Suits and Caps
The Youngstown store boasts the largest bathing suit selection yet with styles for women, misses, and children. Prices range from 1.00 to 9.50 for suits, and caps from 25c to 2.50, all featuring fashion touches and hygienic appeal. (Second Floor Old Building).
Americans Are Choice Of Betters Polo Match Preview
New York June 13 The American and British polo teams practiced ahead of the Meadow Brook contest tomorrow with American odds at 2 to 1 despite Monte Waterbury being sidelined. Louis E. Stoddard to lead in his place, British lineup unchanged from Tuesday amid rumors of Freake at No. 2. Tickets nearly sold out with speculators paying top prices.
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Actor Robert Hilliard Hits Big Bet At Belmont Racecourse
New York report says Robert Hilliard the actor who played the detective in The Argyl Case bet $25 on Sleuth at Belmont. He took the short end at 25 to 1 and Sleuth won the race by a good margin, making him one of the town s happiest men.
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Regatta Crews Quartered Ahead of Hudson Race
In Poughkeepsie on June 13 crews from Syracuse and other teams completed the quota for the June 21 regatta on the Hudson. Practice intensified as fours and eights rowed in record fashion, filling the river with activity and competition.
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Expect Fine Battle Saturday in Ellwood City
Ellwood City locals anticipate a ten round boxing card headlined by Tommy Jones of New Castle versus Battling Terry. Both fighters arrive in peak shape after weeks of rest and hard training under Dime, with Jones aiming to prove his future in the ring and Terry confident of victory. Semi final bouts feature Kid Gibson and Kid Lee from nearby towns, both reported as regular slugging bears, while preliminary heavyweights F Earhart and Charles Strause promise a hard hitting display. A knockout outcome is considered plausible by local fans.
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Peerless Triumphs Over Trinity In 8 0 Victory
Peerless defeated Trinity 8 to 0 as Forney held Trinity to two hits. Bechtel Robinson and Preston pitched, with Bechtel starting and finishing the fourth inning. Allen made a sensational catch as nine former New Castle high school stars, including Robinson and the Forneys, appeared in the lineup.
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Brannigan to meet Wimler after Mahoney bout in Milwaukee
Patsy Brannigan plans a bout with bantamweight Wimler in Pittsburg after defeating Mahoney in Milwaukee Monday evening. Both boxers have long sought the match and expect to settle quickly, despite Brannigan’s Pittsburg fame and Wimler’s confidence in his own ability.
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Brass Band Help Koppel Past Wampum 1–0 in Scrappy Tilt
Wampum fell to Koppel 1 to 0 Thursday night as brass band spectators crowded the stands. Wampum out hit Koppel but poor base running doomed them. Guy allowed only two hits for Koppel while Hughes gave up six to Wampum. Wade Stewart caused disruption at the train after the game. J Mills doubled for a two base hit. A Milroy and D Cleary stole bases. Umpires Veon and Rodgers.
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Chip May Not Meet Houck In Boston Bout
Chip trains daily and sheds weight but a Houck Chip match in Boston on Monday night seems unlikely. Brannigan Mahoney fight in Milwaukee diverts Dime’s attention and may force postponement. Boston fight fans still want the bout and negotiations continue for possibly early next month in the port town.
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Two Failures on London Exchange Shake Markets
London headlines report two broker failures on June 13. Benito Weiser, a brokerage house with continental ties, suspended operations. The second firm, Jerey Browning, also failed as markets weathered a sharp slump.
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Imperial Team To Play At Wampum Saturday Rivalry Heats Up
Imperial team to play Wampum at Wampum on Saturday. Both teams have met this season with Wampum winning narrowly. Patterson wants the local win while Goodchild pitches for Wampum, Weatherby catching, Simpson to receive for New Castle, and the Imperials travel hard to even the series.
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Too Much Cruelty on the Honeymoon Seeks Separation
New York June 15. Mrs Edward Gallinger seeks separation after her husband kept her in a dark room alone during a thunder storm on their honeymoon.
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Baseball League Suspends Lynch Tinker Knabe for Fight
National League president Lynch suspended and fined $25 each for fighting during a Cincinnati game. Manager Tinker of Cincinnati and Knabe of Philadelphia receive similar penalties but will be eligible to play next Tuesday. Hughey Jennings of Detroit received an indefinite suspension from Ban Johnston for abusive language toward umpire Ferguson after a Washington game.
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Waste Watcher Warns City and Farm Against Loss
In a The New York Sun style piece Antonio De Marco and Joe Morone collect 91000 yearly from the city for sorting trash, while farmers lose about 100 annually to waste. The column notes weather damage to machinery as major waste and urges thrift to keep mills operating. It also reports a Jerusalem land gift to a biblical institute from the pope, distinct from the Dominican institute protected by France.
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