Jones Defeats Battling Terry in Ellwood City Bout
In Ellwood City Saturday night Tommy Jones of this city out pointed and out punched Battling Terry of New Brighton over eight of ten rounds. Jones pressed for a knockout but Terry blocked and sidestepped, while Jones controlled most rounds except the opening. Referee Billy Conners broke clinches as both men bled and traded stinging blows throughout the match.
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Strause
Ellwood
Tommy Jones
Terry
New Brighton
Jones
Dime
Téry
Billy Conners
Flower
Rusty Anderson
Kid Slavonski
New Castle
Slavonski
Charles Strause
Frank Earhart
Earhart
Putnam's Corn Extractor Promises Instant Relief
Quick and painless relief from corns with Putnam's Corn Extractor. The product claims fast disappearance after one or two applications, with the promise of complete corn removal. Sold by druggists including Love & Megown.
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Love & Megown
Patsy Brannigan Heads to Milwaukee for Bantam Bout
Dime and Brannigan left for Milwaukee after 9 am Sunday for a ten round bout with Jim Mahoney. Both expect victory and Brannigan aims to finish Mahoney before the final bell. Brannigan weighed 116 pounds and must stay on track to weigh 118 at the official check-in. He reported feeling robust despite rapid weight loss and plans rest until Monday’s weigh-in.
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Brannigan
Milwaukee
Patsy
Jim Mahoney
Terrace A. C. Edges Ellwood In Tight 2 1 Win
Terrace A. C. defeated Ellwood Collegians 2 to 1 at Cascade Park. Morrison allowed seven hits while Ruhl allowed five. Davis led Terrace with two safeties. Next Saturday Terrace faces Wampum at Wampum.
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Ellwood Collegians
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Davis
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Top Baseball Talk and Trades Activate The Season
Top players like Cobb Jackson Baker Speaker Doyle Meyers Wagner and Zimmerman struggle this month as Willie Keeler did in a season. Tigers rebuild under Hughie Jennings while Merkle fights with umpire Newhouse in an exhibition. Giants sit second behind the Phillies. Dodgers slump to fourth. Cardinals win in nine in extras. Imlay rejects pro ranks. Hofman released to Kansas City. Walsh pitches a no run no hit game. Naps slip as Senators win 10 to 5. Browns predict Athletics pennant and cold winter ahead.
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Doyle
Meyers
Wagner
Zimmerman
Willie Keeler
Wampum B B C Upsets Koppel In Narrow 1–0 Game
A Wampum fan recounts a twilight match where Wampum B B C beat Koppel 9 to 7 away, a return game with a $5 pool sparked a hoax as Koppel brought a $50 battery and stars to Wampum. The visit triggered town excitement, a panic in financial circles, and a near ambulance call.
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Wampum
Wampum B. B. C
Koppel
Copenhagen Public Parks Area and Growth
Copenhagen public parks and gardens cover about 125 hectares 309 acres owned by the municipality. Over the last 35 years about 75 hectares 158 acres have been added to the park system.
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Copenhagen
Hal Chase Shines With .345 Hitting For White Sox
Hal Chase has impressed since joining the White Sox with a .345 batting average and flawless fielding.
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Hal Chase
White Sox
Pirates Edge Local Nine In Ten Inning Baseball
YOUNGSTOWN O June 16 Pirates beat the local Interstate team 3 to 1 in ten innings. Wagner’s steady fielding and late scoring surged the Pirates past the Steelmen before 7000 fans. Coleman Woods and Wagner led with two base hits while Sheehan Orris doubled for Pittsburg.
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Baseball Summary From National League Results
In Pittsburg New York beat Pittsburg 6 to 5 after a 2-0 and 2-0 rally sequence. Lions Mathewson pitched for Pittsburgh with My ers, O Toole, Robinson, Hendrix, and Gibson contributing. St Louis defeated Philadelphia 7 to 0 in a shutout with Moore Seaton Dooin Geyer Wingo in action. Chicago triumphed over Brooklyn 5 to 1 with Lavender Bresnahan Curtis Erwin Ragan Wagner Fischer at bat. Cincinnati edged Boston 4 to 2 as Tyler James Whaling Brown Devore Clark led the scoring and defense.
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Batterymark attacks in early game scores from league play
St Louis vs Philadelphia 4 2 0 0 0 luck. Batteries Griner Wingo Mayer Doom sideknocks. Brooklyn 9 Chicago 2 Waegner Allen O Miller Toney Leifield Richie. Cincinnati 2 Boston 1 Benton Clark Hess Bresnahan Whaling Brown.
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Griner
Wingo
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Doom
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O. Miller
Toney
Benton and Clark
Hess Bresnahan
Cincinnati
Whaling and Brown
Today’s Games Displayed In Brief
Schedule lists Boston at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St. Louis with matchups across major leagues in a compact card.
He Great News About Stock Sparks Marriage Plan
A humorous exchange quotes a man claiming stock gains allow marriage while his fiancée learns the stock is not his, and the father owns it. The Boston Transcript frame suggests a light, dialogue driven notice.
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R. Stock
Fred
Boston Transcript
Strong Boy Ad Wanted Sparks Rough Interview Exchange
In a London Opinion excerpt a quip notes an employer advertising for a strong boy and an applicant replying he just finished thrashing three other applicants in the passage. The exchange satirizes harsh competition and rough handling in hiring.
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London Opinion
Baseball Scoreboard and Battery Assignments Across Games
In Philadelphia the Phillies beat Cleveland 3 to 0 on a game where Batteries were W Gregg O Neill for Philadelphia and Bush Schang for Cleveland. In Boston the Red Sox defeated the St Louis 8 to 1 with Collins Carrigan Stone Agnew Mitchell Powell and Alexander listed among Boston batters. At Washington the Nationals fell 3 to 3?9 to 3 indicating a 3 to 9 score with Johnson Ainsmith Scott White Schalk handling batteries. In New York the Dodgers lost to Detroit 6 to 5 with Willett Hall McKee McConnell Clark Caldwell and Sweeney credited for New York batting and fielding.
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Battery names dominate scores at Cleveland event
At Cleveland Washington, batteries Boehling Hughes and Henry Kahler Pond Cullop Gregg Blanding and Carisch led the game. Final score shows Cleveland 5 and opponent 2 in later frames. No other games scheduled.
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Hughes
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Blanding
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Detroit at New York St. Louis at Boston
Local schedule lists four NBA matchups for the week with Detroit visiting New York, St. Louis traveling to Boston, Cleveland at Philadelphia, and Chicago at Washington. Teams seek early-season wins as fans anticipate pivotal performances.
Football schedule shows regional clashes
Wheeling visits Akron, Steubenville plays Canton, Zanesville meets Youngstown, Columbus travels to Erie in a set of regional clashes outlining upcoming games and venues.
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Harvard Crew Is Favorite In Thames Regatta
Harvard is slight betting favorite to beat Yale in the annual Thames regatta at New London. Both crews endure light practice with blistered hands and backs, while Yale’s workouts at Gales Ferry draw praise as among the best ever.
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Harvard Today
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High Jump Record Set at New York Meet
Leo Goehring of Mohawk AC set a new world amateur standing high jump record of 5 feet 53-4 inches at Travers Island, surpassing Ray Ewry's previous mark. Bruno Brodd of Irish American AC broke the American amateur javelin record with 169 feet 10 1-4 inches while Ted Meredith won the 440 yard dash handicap. Avial Kmart attempted a world one mile mark but finished fifth in 4:20.
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Ray Ewry
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Harry Lott
Mohawk
Imperials Fall To Wampum In Weekend Tilt
The Imperial team fell 8 to 5 at Wampum as errors and weak hitting doomed them. New Castle rallied for four in the ninth when Goodchild loosened, with Hanna letting in the decisive runs. Grinnen, Miles, Orris and Weatherby led offense with multiple hits.
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Carl Guy
Wampum
Grinnen
Miles
Orris
Weatherby
R. Guy
Harlan
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First Methodist To Have Ball Team
The New First Methodist Episcopal church team will play the Baptist church team at Elder's field this evening in the season opener. Enthusiasm rose after the church announced it would field a team again, with many players returning from last year when Methodist claimed the pennant. A large crowd is expected.
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Baptist Church
Elder’s Field
Methodist Sunday School
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