Harrington Allows Six Hits as Our Own Top Akron 4 2 in Ten
Our Own broke a long losing streak by beating Akron 4 to 2 in ten innings. Harrington pitched shutout after the sixth, while New Castle paired thirteen singles and a notable fifth inning triple play by Neild Helmund Kanzler and Hinton. Collins debuted for New Castle, Kanzler led with three hits, and the Nocks pulled away in the tenth to complete the comeback before about four hundred fans.
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Collins
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Hinton
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Kellar
Burke
Midkiff
McAllister
Johns
Sellers
Miller
Fohl backs Mauger as Akron slips past New Castle in tenth
In a tense tenth inning Manager Lee Fohl urged Mauger to the mound where he struck out the side. Midkiff hit three singles for Akron while Harrington pitched well and New Castle capitalized on errors. Burke's triple and Nixon's sacrifice fly secured the win as Mansfield schedules four games next week. Kanzler and Colling stood out on bases as Akron eyes another victory.
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Collins
Griffin
Burke
Nixon
Kanzler
Helmund
Midkiff
McAllister
Neild
Johns
Hinton
Nocks
Mauger
New Castle
Irvine
Gerber
Miller
Thomas
Lee Fohl
Mansfield
Eric
Colling
Short
Virginia
Great Bout Promises Between MacMahon and Mantell
Fans expect a top middleweight clash as Tom MacMahon faces Frank Mantell before the New Castle Athletic Club. MacMahon has 11 wins in 13 weeks by defeating nine top middleweights, while Mantell has also held near-title status for years. A strong undercard includes Johnny Bowen vs Patsy Murphy and bantam rivals George Stewart and Jimmie Butler. Indications point to a premier boxing show in New Castle.
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Tom MacMahon
Frank Mantell
New Castle A. C
McMahon
Hugo Kelly
Johnny Thompson
Frank Klaus
Tom O'Rourke
National Sporting Club of New York
Mantell
Johnny Bowen
South Sharon
Patsy Murphy
New Castle
George Stewart
Wheeling
Jimmie Butler
Pittsburg
Stewart
Duquesne Garden
Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Several Cities
Yesterday's games featured New Castle and Akron area teams with Erie Steubenville and Mansfield East Liverpool key matchups. Canton Youngstown and Pittsburgh also showed action, while Boston Chicago Philadelphia New York and CincinnatiBrooklynSt Louis appeared in noted pairings.
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Erie
O'S
Steubenville
Liverpool
Mansfield
Youngstown
Canton
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East Liverpool
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
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Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Pet
Eneeree
Ewreetere
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Oreee
Akron to Give McElevey Trial
Manager Lee Fohl sought to sign pitcher Bob McElevey from the Pennsylvania shop team for Akron. He made an offer last night, but it remained unaccepted by noon.
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Bob McElevey
Pennsylvania Shop
Akron
Fohl
Pennsylvania Roundhouse
Mac
McElevey
New Castle
Correct Standing in Tennis Tourney
The Y M C A tennis standings show Stitzinger Wadsworth leading with 6 0 1.000. Patterson Patterson team and Kirk Stewart, Baer Armstrong, Lamm Blanning, Fisher Thompson appear in the rest of the table. Schedule for Monday lists nine o'clock Lamm Blanning vs Pattersons Baer Armstrong vs Fisher Thompson. two o'clock Kirk Stewart vs Stitzinger Pyle. Stitzinger Wadsworth vs Horner Wilson.
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Blanning
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Armstrong
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Thompson
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Stewart
Stitzinger
Pyle
Wadsworth
Horner
Wilson
Pirates Purchase Another Twirler
Pirates add pitcher E. S. Cotrell from Syracuse University to Forbes Field squad. Cotrell, famed in college baseball for allowing just 31 hits in 10 games, joins infielder Shovelin and outfielder Harrison as recent acquisitions as the Pirates hunt for more material.
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E. S. Cotrell
Syracuse University
Forbes Field
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Pirates
Shovelin
Erie
Harrison
Vancouver
Pirate Camp
Mem Sic and Murphy Set July 4 Bout in Midwest
George Mem sic and Eddy Murphy of Boston have a 10 round July 4 bout planned with location undecided between East Chicago Indiana and a nearby Wisconsin site. The winner earns a match with Packey McFarland. Akron’s superiority is noted in the league pursuit.
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George Memsic
Eddy Murphy
Boston
East Chicago
Ind
Wisconsin Point
Packey McFarland
Kellar Seeks Release as New Castle Nocks Struggle
The New Castle Nocks face managerial turmoil as Griffin searches for new talent south of Virginia after a string of losses. Kellar demands a release, benches and lineup shifts clog the club as Patton and others stir tensions, while Griffin scrambles to salvage the season with limited help.
Frank Chance hailed as greatest baseball trader of all time
The article recounts Manager Frank Chance of the Cubs orchestrating a series of trades dating back to 1905. It notes key deals with St. Louis and Boston, sending stars and veterans in exchange for prospects and role players, and claims several players faded from the major leagues while others helped pennant runs.
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Cubs
Boston
St. Louis
Mordecai Brown
O'Neil
Jack Taylor
New Castle Pitches Slim Brown Released
New Castle releases pitcher Slim Brown after twelve games with two wins and seven losses. He showed potential but lacked control and cohesion, leading the Nocks to discard him to avoid further losses. Brown departed town on a 6 o'clock train without farewells.
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New Castle
Slim Brown
Brown
St Luke's Falls 6 5 To Fast Second U P In Church League
Over six hundred fans packed Grant street grounds as St Luke's loses 6 to 5 to the swift Second U P team in church league baseball. Rosenberg limited St Luke's to three hits while the Second U P side knocked Hackett for eight. The score:
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U. P
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Hackett
Moreland Suspends Fielder Joe Wilson
President George L. Moreland of the Ohio and Pennsylvania league telegraphed New Castle owners that First Baseman Joe Wilson of the Potters is suspended for failing to report for duty. The Potters dispute, claiming Wilson was reinstated, pending an investigation into a 400 dollar deal with the Necks. East Liverpool contested the game result, arguing Wilson played while under suspension.
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Pennsylvania
New Castle
Joe Wilson
Potters
East Liverpool
Mansfield
Alex Sweeney
Wilson
Joe Sugden
Necks
Strodecker
East Liverpool Tribune
Jack Kennedy
Farrell
National Commission
Langford Beats Caponi After Police Stop Fight
Sam Langford and Tony Caponi fought to a draw as police halted the bout in the seventh round to allow Caponi time to recover. Langford appeared dominant, fighting with wraps to avoid a knockout.
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Winnipeg
Man
Sam Langford
Tony Caponi
Chicago
Caponi
Langford
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