Track Rules Don t Work As Expected
In New York on June 15 the Intercollegiate rule change to award points to the fifth finisher failed to boost smaller colleges. Cornell dominates recent wins under coach Jack Moakley, while Harvard leads all-time in championships.
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Philadelphia
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Tech
Bowdoin
Johns Hopkins
Cornell
Harvard
Yale
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Princeton
New Haven
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Jack Moakley
Moakley
Two Runs In Last Frame Nets Baraca Cadets Win
A late rally produced two runs in the final frame, lifting the Baraca Cadets over the National Biscuit team in the Business Men's league last evening. Neither side loaded the bases with solid hitting. the rally proved decisive.
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Baraca
National Biscuit
New Castle Joins Independent Baseball Circuit
New Castle will be represented in an independent district circuit with the New Castle Works taking on strong foes from Ohio and nearby states. The June 19 game against Greenville is expected to draw a large crowd at Cascade park after a recent victory over Warren All Professionals.
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New Castle
Ohio
Greenville
Hugh Tate
United States
W. J. Brown
Westminster Varsity Edges Alumni 3 2 In Commencement Feature
Waynesburg college failed to appear for the contest against Westminster college's baseball nine here yesterday. Mercer pitched for the varsity and kept hits scattered as the Alumni committed nine errors. Key plays included two base hits by Dart Coulter Cleland Cummings and Stolen bases by Cummings Coulter Sampson N Igo and Cameron. Mercer struck out seven and Phythyon six.
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Waynesburg College
Westminster College
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Coulter
Cleland
Cummings
Sampson
N. Igo
Cameron
Phythyon
Wilson
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Igo
Forney
Eoenees Cummings
Pee Ee
Fair
Strathearn
McCreary
Edmundson
Ee Coulter
Chambers
Simison
Teams Tied For The Lead In Church League Duel
Central Presbyterian edged Second United Presbyterian 3 to 2 after a two run surge in the final inning. Wadsworth and Boone delivered timely singles to spark the rally. The win leaves Central tied with First United for first place. both clubs carry one defeat in five games.
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Wadsworth
Boone
Central Presbyterians
Hot Liners by Frank G. Menke on boxing and baseball notes
In this column Frank G. Menke laments the fading of top fighters and describes current boxing and baseball tidbits. He notes Willard’s refusal to fight and Umpire Tommy Connolly’s remaining influence, cites Schuyler Britton’s willingness to pay big sums for a winning pitcher, and mentions Tex Richard leaving boxing for cattle. The Tigers sign pitcher Ernie Koob.
News Ad Returns Ring To Little Girl
Dorotha Dent, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Dent of East Washington street, had her diamond ring returned after a lost ad in The News. The church janitor found the ring and checked the classifieds to reunite it with the owner.
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James Dent
East Washington Street
Central Presbyterian Church
Civic League Meeting Tonight in New Castle
The Civic League executive committee will meet at 6:30 PM at the YWCA for dinner and to finalize plans for city improvement. The group invites good citizens to participate and help make New Castle a nicer city.
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Civic League
New Castle
W C T U Institute at Eastbrook
A temperance institute will be held at the M E church in Eastbrook next Friday June 18 starting at 2 oclock. The program lists devotionals Margaret Speer Gibson and county president Margaret Walker plus sessions on cooperation with missionary societies suffrage temperance literature and a question box followed by business. Evening session led by Rev D W Springer features devotionals music a pantomime Uncle Sams Weekly an address by Rev W W Sniff and collection with benediction.
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Eastbrook
Margaret Speer Gibson
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Margaret S. Walker
Calvin Smith
D. F. Ralph
E. McCleary
Elizabeth Bay
D. W. Springer
Uncle Sam's Weekly
W. W. Sniff
Confirmation Thursday Night at St. Margaret’s Church
A class numbering at least forty will be confirmed Thursday evening at St. Margaret's Church on West Clayton Street at 7 30. Bishop Regis Canevin of the Pittsburgh diocese will administer the rite with visiting priests from across the diocese in attendance. Special music will be rendered by the choir. Rev. Fr. P. J. McKenna is the pastor.
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St. Margaret's Church
West Clayton Street
Regis Canevin
Pittsburg
P. J. McKenna
St. Margaret’s Church
One Cent Street Car Earns Fifty Seven In A Day
Cleveland's 1 cent street car line from the public square to East Ninth street pier earned $57 on its first Sunday. Most income came from pennies with small shares from 3 cent tickets nickels and dimes. Cars run every 11 minutes on trips to the dock and 15 minute regular service.
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Cleveland
Public Square
East Ninth Street Pier
Jurors Request Excuses as Court Convenes
A dozen jurors sought excuses when court opened on Monday afternoon. Judge Porter warned that excusing all would adjourn, as several failed to answer their names. Excused were Floyd M. Houk Isaac Hill John Harrington H W Phelps John Stubbs and one of two John Freeds both tied to Big Beaver township. Those not answering were James L Bruce William H Borthwick Michael Denny F E Moore and I W Taylor.
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Porter
Floyd M. Houk
Isaac Hill
Mahoning
John Harrington
H. W. Phelps
Ellwood City
John Stubbs
John Freeds
John Freed
Big Beaver Township
Beaver County
Lawrence County
James L. Bruce
Scott Township
Wm. H. Borthwick
Michael Denny
F. E. Moore
I. W. Taylor
Petition Filed And Guardian Appointed In Local Cases
The Lawrence Savings & Trust was named guardian for Sarah Carouthers minor of Samuel and Della Carouthers deceased by Judge Porter. The Commonwealth granted withdrawal of a nolle prosequi in Rice and McCormick cases and set claims to property by Elizabeth and Nick Gennaro and Charley Jenare after a writ by Luigi Galmarine.
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Lawrence Savings & Trust Company
Sarah Carouthers
Samuel
Della Carouthers
Porter
the Commonwealth
John P. Rice
The
Commonwealth
John F. McCormick
Carl Johnston
Elizabeth
Nick Gennaro
Charley Jenare
Luigi Galmarine
Jenare
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Systemic Cure
The ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease requires internal use. It claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces to restore strength and cure, offering 100 dollars for any case that fails and inviting testimonials. Sent to F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio for details. sold by druggists at 75 cents.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Teachers Elected in Shenango Township Schools
Shenango township names include Grace Blackford Fannie Gill Eleanor Miller Sarah Gill Beryl Butler Ethel Galbreath Hazel Barnett J M Houk Mary Crawford Ethel Bower Mabel Wylie Mary Bennett Omer Newton Mabel Jackson Edna Moore Bessie Houk Ira Wilson as music teacher. Two vacancies remain, new contract awarded to New Castle Lumber and Construction.
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Shenango Township
New Castle
Ethel Galbreath
Hill
Hazel Barnett
J. M. Houk
Brown
Mary Crawford
Conner
Ethel Bower
Five Points
Mabel Wylie
Zehner
Glenn Lemon - Cunningham
Mary Bennett
McKee
Omer Newton
Warnock
Mabel Jackson
Boyd
Edna Moore
Oroville
Bessie Houk
Ira Wilson
McCaslin
Rheuma advertised as quick relief for rheumatism
An advertisement touts Rheuma from Hainer Drug Co claiming rapid joint pain relief and swelling reduction within 24 hours on a money back guarantee. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Alice A. Brown of Ithaca New York and states a price of fifty cents a bottle.
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Hainer Drug Company
Alice A. Brown
Ithaca
N. Y
Auditors Appointed In Four Estates
Judge Porter appointed auditors in four estates on Monday. In the James Walters estate administrator Ann Walters final account R C Hilderbrand was appointed. In the Hazen estate administrator Lafayette Baldwin Robert McKay White was appointed auditor. In the Walters estate S J Callahan was auditor with 8 L McCracken administrator. In the Horner estate administrator 8 L McCracken Harvey E Martin was appointed auditor.
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Porter
James Walters
Ann Walters
R. C. Hilderbrand
Aaron L. Hazen
Lafayette Baldwin
Robert McKay White
S. J. Callahan
L. McCracken
Simpson R. Horner
Last Meeting of Men's League at First Presbyterian Church
The concluding session of the Men's league of the First Presbyterian church was held Monday evening with supper served at 6 30 by church ladies. Attorney W S Reynolds spoke on Unfulfilled Prophecies. Officers elected: President Howard M Kirk Secretary James R Mead Treasurer Frank Smith.
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First Presbyterian Church
W. 5. Reynolds
Howard M. Kirk
James R. Mead
Frank Smith
Insurance Tax Upheld On Foreign Insurers
Washington June 15 The Supreme Court upheld a Pennsylvania law laying an annual tax on life insurance premiums by residents, collected whether paid at Pennsylvania agencies or otherwise, applying to foreign companies operating in the state.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
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