Ten-Inning Potters Win Over New Castle Nocks
East Liverpool edged New Castle 6 to 4 in ten innings after Gaston doubled with a man on second in the tenth. Weimer failed to field a fly ball allowing the go ahead run, while McCreight pitched well for the Nocks amid late misplays by New Castle in a dramatic extra frame.
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New Castle
East Liverpool
Potters
Dame Fortune
Gaston
McCreight
Weimer
Old Mother Earth
Emsy
Briger
Joe
Brnger
Woodruff
tocDonald
Tarleton
Allcock
Hagen
Davis
Ralston
McDonald
Abbott
Schmaitz
Manning
Beecher
Fisher
Casey
Liverpool
A Hagen
Eee
Altrock
McClelland
Rapp
C Fisher
Sveeeed
E. Liver
Pitching Deep Into Life Bill Phillips Plans Long Career
Potters manager Bill Phillips, age 40, calls himself Cy Young material in the O. P. league. He aims to pitch until 50 and stay on as a manager afterward, credits longevity to self care, and notes a long career with major league play behind him.
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Bill Phillips
Potters
Cy Young
Bill
Phillips
Nocks Fall Short in Extra Inning Heartbreaker
New Castle’s first extra inning contest of the season ends with the Potters edging the Nocks. Schmaltz hit the first ball in the third. zaston and his double carry the Potters past New Castle despite strong plays from Dannie Davis and Briger. Uniforms shift for New Castle as Olean outfits depart.
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Sharon
The
Potters
Weimer
Giants
Hagen
New Castle
Schmaltz
Zaston
Kid Hagen Named Captain of the Nocks
Kid Hagen is named field captain of the Nocks and will have full charge of the club. Porter becomes bench manager. Hagen will take charge of the team today and proceed with duties.
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Kid Hagen
NOCKS
Porter
Hagen
Baseball captain Hagan leads Nocks with keen head
The passage praises Hagan as a strong captain for the Nocks, noting he understands the game, runs the bases quickly, and will guide players on baserunning. Manager Porter’s change is expected to bring great good.
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Hagan
Porter
Mittinger Awarded to Scranton Over New Castle
The State College pitcher Mittinger was awarded to Scranton by Secretary Farrell, despite claims from New Castle. Farrell favors the club with the strongest pull, ruling in Scranton's favor. Mittinger alleges $300 a month at Scranton and disputes New Castle’s offer. Manager Porter asserts a prior claim on the pitcher.
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New Castle
Mittinger
State College
Scranton
Farrell
Porter
Matinee Race Meet Postponed At Mahoningtown Track
The matinee races at Mahoningtown track Friday are postponed as the association works out arrangements. Efforts will be made soon to reschedule, with high hopes for a grand success. Interest grows for the big meet next month and new racers arrive at the New Castle track daily.
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Mahoningtown
New Castle
Where O. and P. Clubs Play This Week
Friday games list New Castle at Sharon Youngstown at Erie McKeesport at Akron East Liverpool at Canton. Saturday schedule has Youngstown at New Castle Sharon at Erie East Liverpool at Akron McKeesport at Canton.
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McKeesport
Akron
Youngstown
Erie
Sharon
New Castle
East Liverpool
Canton
W. L Pet East
Pitcher Lynch May Be Signed by Porter
Pitcher Lynch of State College may join New Castle after accepting terms and likely reporting soon. Roy Gould of West Middlesex starts at Sharon today. success could lead to a New Castle contract while Lynch is considered a better overall pitcher. President Hyde trusts Gould despite past work with other teams.
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Lynch
State College
New Castle
Roy Gould
West Middlesex
Sharon
Hyde
Gould
Youngstown
Butler
Mittinger
Wrestler Bartl Injured After Fall From Stretcher
Demon Bartl suffered a fractured skull after rolling off a stretcher as he was moved to an ambulance following a knockout. Authorities consider Jack Young responsible, with plans to prosecute for attempted murder, amid claims of local bias in Youngstown.
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Jack Young
Demon Bartl
Bartl
Dreamland
Young
Youngstown
Barth
Fragmented OCR Note From AMVOMENE Region
An unreadable OCR fragment references AMVOMENE and Jenchees with scattered words and letters. The text includes garbled terms and names, with unclear context or dates. No coherent event or facts are extractable from the readable portion.
Akron to Decide Walter East’s Playing Status
Little Rock asked waivers on Walter East and will not dispose of him until Akron agrees to release him. Akron may buy East back for 800 and re-sell, with New Castle and Erie also aiming. President Morton seeks East for Erie and may intervene to favor Akron if New Castle offers more money.
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Walter East
Little Rock
East
Akron
Akron Club
New Castle
Erie
Morton
Eric
Tip Tops
Weimer Receives Rocking Chair After Home Run
Outfielder Dutch Weimer, the right fielder for the Nocks, was presented a leather upholstered rocking chair by Brudin Battz and Wed nesday of South Mill street furniture dealers after his homer at the ballpark Tuesday. He also got a suit, hat, shoes, and money, with the chair placed in his Sherman house room.
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Dutch Weimer
Nocks
Aoard
Brudin & Battz
South Mill Street
Weimer
Sherman House
Walk Over Shoe Company
New Castle
Navy Boxer Peter Hagen Dies After Fight On Ship
Philadelphia reports a prize fight on the battleship Mississippi ends in Hagen’s death from a straight right over the heart. Hogan, a visiting pro, delivered the fatal blow as marines and sailors watched. Navy Yard officials investigate. captain notes police jurisdiction limits and possible arrest if Hogan is found in the city.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Navy Yard
Peter Hagen
Mississippi
John Hogan
Hagen
Jackies
Hogan
Chaplain Rainey
Delared
League Island Navy Yard
BETTER THAN TEN LETTERS FROM HOME
An advert urging readers leaving New Castle to keep up with the Daily News. It offers mail subscriptions sent by mail, costs 10 cents a week, and requires prepayment. The notice warns no agents are authorized to take orders and urges readers to visit the News office.
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New Castle
Daily News
Metl
Weimer Breaks Bat Again in Second Day
Weimer, the hard-hitting right fielder, shattered his bat yesterday when a ball to second base cut the wood in two, following a similar incident a day earlier as pieces flew in all directions.
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Weimer
Baseball Gossip Sparks Team Changes and Salary Talk
Baseball gossip notes Hagen leads the club and will direct the lineup. Harry Redmond moves from Youngstown to Uniontown. Breckenridge threatens salary-limit disputes while New Castle may miss 500 marks. Pirates rise as Reds stumble. Akron unrest over salaries and police intervened glare at rival clubs. Breen struggles after King’s signing. Starr missed.
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Jack Breckenridge
New Castle
Youngstown
Akron
Dickey Breen
King
Breen
Charley Starr
Big Industrial Statistics Report Promised by State Division
A state division reports a forthcoming compilation on industrial statistics led by John L. Rocky. The document will cover employment figures and output across iron textiles coal and allied sectors with data on the nation’s industries.
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John L. Rocky
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George Greer
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U. S. Treas. Cash and Exchange
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Imoorpeoreted
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Jefferson St. New Castle
Geo. B. Wixture
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Mon Bidg
Harry Redmond
Uniontown
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