Lincoln Club Falls to EH and A Division in P L E grounds clash
The Lincoln Club lost to EH and A Division last night on the P L E grounds after five errors, with Shields failing in late frames. Culbertson and McCullough hit two doubles each while Reed and Iman added two singles apiece as Lindolm Club recorded a 3-6 scoreline.
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Malone to Fight Downey in Aurora Elimination Bout
Bryan Downey of Columbus and Jock Malone of St. Paul will box in an elimination bout in Aurora Illinois tonight. The winner is expected to earn a chance to face Johnny Wilson for the middleweight title.
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International News Service
Aurora
Ill
Bryan Downey
Columbus
Jock Malone
St. Paul
Johnny Wilson
Croton A. C. Tops Presbyterians 13 to 5
Croton A. C. defeated the Central Presbyterians on Croton’s grounds by 13 to 5 last night. Burnett and Davis formed the Presbyterian battery while McCann and Colucca played for Croton A. C. The schedule notes Croton’s next game Wednesday against the Bellfones at Walmo.
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Central Presbyterians
Croton
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Presbyterians
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Walmo
National Radiators to Meet Peerless at Home Wednesday
The National Radiator team faces Peerless Athletic Club at the National Radiator grounds on Wednesday evening June 14. Kickoff is set for 6 o'clock sharp.
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Peerless Athletic Club
Argentina Expands Gold Reserves by 470 Million Dollars
Argentina reports a rise in gold holdings totaling 470 million dollars. The central bank notes the increase contributes to its national reserve strength and may influence outlook for currency stability and investor confidence.
Baseballs and the rabbit ball debate rages on
Sports writer Davis J. Walsh weighs whether the current major league ball behaves like the famed rabbit ball of recent years. He cites Hopkins and Lee as examples and considers whether Cliff Lee's home run signals a change in power. The column also touches on boxing chatter about Leonard and Tendler.
Tendler Seen as Underdog Against Leonard July Fight
Lew Tendler, not seen as flashy or lively, is considered a modest challenger to Benny Leonard in their July 20 showdown. Public opinion labels Tendler a solid fighter but lacks the excitement expected in a big title bout.
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Lew Tendler
Benny Leonard
Tendler
Sports Quip on Reds Weakness and Luckless Run
A humorous reflection notes the Cincinnati Reds lack of scoring as a weakness, but adds the flaw is not serious. The writer compares a gambler’s risky bet and a fast horse to the team’s run production shortcomings with a wry tone.
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Refrain From Kicking Jack Dempsey Under Chin
The speaker urges restraint in any confrontation with Jack Dempsey suggesting a kick under the chin is preferable to any strike. The mood favors avoidance of violence and emphasizes nonaggression in the boxing context.
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Busy season outlook as boxing stars and sports clash
The piece notes a busy boxing scene with champions fighting across arenas, mentions Babe Ruth and other stars, and ponders boxing commissions pushing champions to fight. It touches on baseball teams, college intercollegiates, and travel plans for Mike Dorizas as part of a wide sports panorama.
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Sacramento
New England
Babe Ruth
Babe
Barbarian
Cubs Lose To Italian Orioles
Marino and di Muccio dueled on the B. and O. grounds yesterday afternoon with di Muccio finally prevailing over Marino. The Cubs fell 13 to 12 as their inability to equal the hits cost them the game. Umpires were Marcella and Barletta with Tony Rich as scorer.
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Leonard
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Bry an to Be Granted B S at Carnegie Tech
Harold W. Bryan of New Castle will receive the Bachelor of Science degree from Carnegie Institute of Technology Pittsburgh. Commencement Week opened June 11 with the Baccalaureate sermon by Dr Anson Phelps Stokes. Addressing Friday's exercises will be Dr John Huston Finley editor of the New York Times.
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New Castle
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
College of Engineering
Carnegie Tech
Anson Phelps Stokes
Yale University
John Huston Finley
New York Times
New York State
Kidney Pills Claim Help for Kidney Troubles
A Clifton New Jersey resident Mrs. A Lechner reports Foley Kidney Pills helped her arthritis and related symptoms by improving kidney function. The ad asserts widespread availability and urges use for relief from pains, dizziness and vision issues.
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Main Ave
Clifton
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Sacrifices on Roman altars used flowers or their fragrance
Every sacrifice offered on a Roman altar was performed either with flowers or with some odor extracted from them.
First Road Warrants Paid Out In Mercer
Mercer Pa June 13 The first warrants of the year for road building were paid at the county commissioners office on June 12 to Narley and Jamison for 811.35 Strange and Payne for 6225.36 Garvey Wyneberg Co for 2244.65 The warrants cover grading on the North Pitt street Mercerboro route Dyes corners to Sandy lake route and Grove City Millbrook road A large army plane landed at Pew's farm two miles from Mercer for Lieut Oakley Kelly's June festival homecoming at the college town The field on the farm was chosen for safe landing and space for passengers The plane is the largest type built and carries several people.
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County Commissioners’ Office
Narley and Jamison
Strange and Payne
Garvey-Wyenberg, Co
Pitt Street
Mercerboro
Dyes Corners
Sandy Lake
Grove City
Millbrook
County Considers Road Bond Issue With Low Estimates
The county commissioners review the $1,300,000 road bond approved in November to fund summer road building. With low bids the board expects less than one million will be needed and plans to prepare the portion for sale in July.
Col William P Gordon Arrives in Mercer for Visit
Col William P Gordon and his wife arrived in Mercer on Sunday to stay with his brother Q A Gordon. They just returned from a year in Germany as guests of their daughter's family, whose husband serves in the American army of occupation. Their son Major Phillips Gordon, a military instructor at Carnegie Tech, accompanied the party. Gordon is a retired ordnance officer and was an instructor at West Point for 25 years.
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Mercer
Q. A. Gordon
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Germany
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West Point
Treasurers sale of unseated lands at court house
The sale at the court house on Monday at 10 a m embraced 182 tracts of land. Of these 182 tracts, 165 were located in Farrell.
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Farrell
Record sheep shearing sets mark in county
John Dodds of Jefferson township sheared 52 sheep in 7 12 hours from the flock of County Commissioner James Gamble. In West Salem township a raid led to the arrest of John Bondish and wife on liquor selling charges, to be heard later. M church women of the Emery Bible glass will sell ice cream and cake on the church lawn next Saturday evening.
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Jefferson Township
James Gamble
West Salem
John Bondish
Young Ladies of the
M. &. Church
Emery Bible Glass
Local marriage licenses issued in Sharon and nearby towns
On Monday June 11 marriage licenses were issued to Jay Younkins and Emily Whitman of Sharon, to David Black and Helen McNally of New Castle, to Elton Garber and Margaret Brown of Volant, to Edward McIntyre of Hadley and Anna Montgomery of Sandy Lake.
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Emily Whitman
Sharon
David Black
Helen McNally
New Castle
Elton Garber
Margaret Brown
Volant
Edward McIntyre
Hadley
Anna Montgomery
Sandy Lake
Londonderry Faces Famine Amid Supply Cuts and Fire
Belfast dispatch reports Londonderry facing famine as food supply cuts bite. Glasgow shipments arrive but are insufficient. Incendiaries strike in Belfast with a large factory destroyed by fire. In Ulster border areas Protestants reportedly displaced to make way for Catholic refugees.
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Belfast
Londonderry
Glasgow
Ulster
Widow Mingus Faces Deception Over Wet Paint Sign
In a Toronto World item, Mrs. Mingus visits Andy White’s store with red paint on her dress. She explains she leaned on Sandy Bevan’s fence to view a hog while Bevan’s sign reading Wet Paint-Sandy Bevan is visible. The widow calls Bevan a liar.
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Andy White
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Mr. White
Sandy Bevan
Sandy
Deacon Petty
Remarkable Chinese Works Count 5029 and 22937 Volumes
The text notes two vast Chinese literary treasures a dictionary consisting of 5029 volumes and an encyclopedia totaling 22 937 volumes. It highlights the scale and scope of these enduring knowledge compilations.
Slayer of Alice Mallett Still Uncaught in Jackson
Jackson investigators renew efforts to solve the eleventh murder in the city as 50 suspects were questioned and three men grilled in Miss Alice Mallett's slaying. Police show little progress since her semi nude body was found in a yard last Friday. Suspects Clark Meadowlark Herman Davis and John Straub may be released unless new evidence ties them to the case.
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International News Service
Jackson
Mich
Alice Mallett
Florence Crittenden
Miss Mallett
Clark Meadowlark
John Robinson
Painesville
Ohio
Herman Davis
John Straub
Those College Girls judged erratic candy habits
A judge notes Arabella Alexander as more rational than Arethusa Wilberforce, calling the latter erratic and commenting on candy purchases as a fluctuating habit while acknowledging a steady mean average.
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Wilberforce
Arabella
Alexander
Peary's First North Pole Journey Timeline
Explorer Robert Peary conducted his first north polar expedition from 1898 to 1902 lasting four years. During this venture he failed to approach closer than 343 miles to the pole.
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