Pottery Loses To B and O Team
Pottery suffers a defeat as B and O defeats the home team at B.& O. Grounds in a decisive matchup.
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Pottery
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
48
Bandos Play At Park Friday Defeat For Shenango Pottery Nine
The Baltimore & Ohio nine defeated Shenango Pottery 2 to 1 on the B and O grounds. Nicholson held Shenango to one run with tight pitching. Pottery scored in the first on Lyntz stealing home after a walk, and Samuels hit to drive him in. B and O's scoring came in the second on Skinner’s hit and Erwin’s long fly, and in the third when McCormick walked and McWilliams singled. Gilchrist pitched well for the Pottery, while Kirsey and Nicholson shut down the Pottery most of the game. Tonight the B and O plays Pennsylvania and Ohio Electric at Cascade Park at 5:45. a strong crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Pottery
Nicholson
Pottery
Lyntz
Samuels
Tew
Winters
McCormick
Skinner
Erwin
McWilliams
Gilchrist
Kirsey and Nicholson
Pennsylvania
Ohio Electric
Cascade Park
Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand Ad Offer
An advertisement by H. L. Dague promotes Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand to relieve tiredness nerves and depression. It promises a three day improvement and a money back guarantee on the first box purchased, targeting those who work hard smoke or feel nervous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Dague
Clutton Drug Co
H. I. Dague
Mbition
Oatmeal's Global Stature in Breakfast Culture
The United States both produces and consumes more oatmeal than any other nation, despite oats being linked to Scotland as a traditional national breakfast. This prominent consumption underscores oatmeal’s enduring role in American diets beyond its Scottish associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
Our Fountain Hires Mr Jack Fen ster for Service
Our fountain announces Jack Fen ster, formerly of New York and Pittsburgh, is now in charge and ready to bring the best he learned there to serving customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Fenster
New York
Pittsburgh
Mahoningtown
Fred Starck Named Director of War Finance Corporation
Fred Starck of Ohio longtime Washington correspondent and personal friend of President Harding has been appointed by the Chief Executive to head the War Finance Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Starck
Ohio
Washington
Harding
War Finance Corporation
New Wilmington Loses to Black Plate in seven-inning game
New Wilmington fell to Black Plate department Shenango Tin Mill six to five in seven innings at New Wilmington. Glenn hit a powerful three-run Babe Ruth style hit with bases loaded while Funk pitched erratically. Six players reached first base on hit by pitch. A rematch is set for 5 30 p m Tuesday at New Wilmington. Umpire Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Shenango Tin Mill
Glenn
Babe Ruth
Funk
NEW Wilmington Zm
Shaffer
Ee Young
A. Axe
B. Axe
Lawther
Wretcha la Oe Blake
T. Henn
Ole Funk
Black Plate R. H
G. Earl
L. McCaslin
Simpson
Bupp
Rf Uknow
Ey Baker
Segeten
San
Fraser
JAP GIRLS ADOPT FAD OF BOBBING TRESSES
Detroit dispatch reports Dr Yoichi Uyena of Tokyo saying Japanese flappers exist but no movement to regulate women’s dress. He notes knee exposure has not yet appeared in Nippon as bobbing hair becomes a fad among Japanese women and men accept it philosophically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Detroit
Tokio
Yoichi Uyena
Institute of Industrial Psychology of
Society of Industrial Engineers
Japan
Nippon
Heaves Cure Allegedly Found In Breathing Myth
A Life article excerpt presents a crude backwoods claim that breathing causes heaves in horses and that two doses of a mysterious remedy cured a horse. The dialogue suggests skepticism about the idea and hints at a breezy folk solution, reflecting outdated veterinary beliefs.
Irish constitution surprise hailed as socialist experiment
London June 16 The Irish constitution grants extensive powers to the Irish Free State provoking surprise and praise for its democratic features including initiative and referendum state control of natural resources and broad reforms. Britain nominally retains control and the Dail must ratify before Parliament debates it. Prime Minister Lloyd George doubts Dublin will accept the oath of allegiance.
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David M. Church
International News Service
London
Irish Free State
Great Britain
Ireland
Dail Eireann
Dublin
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Booze Sold Cheap On American Ships
Boston June 16 Aboard the United States shipping board steamer President Adams the bar opened and closed around the maiden voyage from New York to Europe. Passengers report whiskies at 20 cents cocktails 25 cents and ale 80 cents a pint. Ship officials made the trip from New York to Boston with passage about 25 dollars.
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International News Service
Boston
United States
New Shipping Board
President Adams
New York
Europe
Boston Harbor
New York Harbor
Shipping Board
Michigan Tool Makers Lead Nation With Nearly 12000 Workers
Michigan employs about 11,800 tool makers, more than any other state, reflecting a robust manufacturing sector. The figure underscores the state’s industrial strengths amid evolving demand for precision tooling and related trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
State
North Siders Lose To Midgets at Boyles Field
West Side Midgets defeated the North Side team 9 to 0 on Boyles Field Thursday evening. Earle pitched for the Sixth Warders and held opponents hitless. Flynn homered in the third inning driving in three runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
North Side
Boyles Field
Earle
Flynn
Threats and insult erupt in overheated confrontation
In a racially charged exchange a white man hurls insults and threats toward a Black person, promising violence with a spade while addressing ongoing provocation. The dialogue escalates with harsh language and intimidation appearing to threaten physical harm.
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B. & O. Grounds
Bandos
R. Baltimore & Ohio
Kirsey
Biondi
Wendell
Paroleys Pharmacy
Nexall
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Washington Street
Rouna
War Finance Board
Freed
Stanefergin
Black
Funk G. Umnire—Young
Double S. & H
Green Trading
Mer
Chase
U. S. Keds
David
NEW Castles
Paign. Read Care
Parison
Oxfords
Reds
Verav
Senate
Santos
East St
Palm Beach
Young & Griffin Coffee Co., Inc
Adams
Idora Park
Youngstown
Dizzy Heights
James Burtis
Chicago
Verne Ricketts
Union National Bank
East Long Avenue
North Siders
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