Westminster schedules strong football slate for coming season
Westminster's schedule announced by Gough A B Wimberly and Donald Crowe shows a robust lineup. The slate opens October with Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh followed by Marietta College in Marietta and Geneva College at Westminster. Additional games include Washington and Jefferson in New Castle Bethany College in Bethany Allegheny College in Meadville Thiel College at Westminster and Grove City College at Grove City.
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New Wilmington
Washington and Jefferson
New Castle
Bethany College
Bethany
Allegheny College
Meadville
Thiel College
Westminster
Grove City College
Grove City
No Comedians On This Team
Charley Grimm recalling his first Philadelphia trip as a National Leaguer with St. Louis. A clogged drain caused a comical pool rescue by Sherdell and Grimm before manager Jack McCarthy, irate at no comedians on his team, sent Grimm away to Little Rock.
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Charley Grimm
Philadelphia
Grimm
St. Louis
Sherdell
Sherdett
Jack Mendricks
Cram
Lef Hander
Welock
Tittle Rock
Ark
Arkansas Capital
Little Rock
Bank the Last One Fight Recalls Brooklyn Bout
A crowd in Brooklyn watched Jack Britton press Ted Lewis in a brisk brawl with rapid jabs and rising tension. The count of punches climbed as Britton pressed the action, drawing chants of Bank the last one as the melee grew and the crowd urged a finish.
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Jack Britton
Ted Lewis
Brooklyn
Jack
Ted
Britton
Thortren
Baseball Card Fragment Prompts Historic Streaks Across League
Fragmentary note recounts a southpaw achieving a Tth straight win after a six hit shutout, Babe Ruth’s 18th home run with a party ahead of Jim, and a Yankees victory over Chicago. It mentions Hershey’s wildness, a costly error, and the Pirates and Phillies pursuing a pennant as the pennant race tightens.
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Yardmen and Office Teams Stage Game at New Castle Grounds
The Superintendent Office team defeated the Yardmen of the B & O railroad in a five inning game on New Castle grounds Tuesday evening. Office player Miles drove in the winning run with a two base hit in the fifth as Yardmen collected four hits and two runs in that frame. Hammond and Morrisey starred for defense and pitching, while Spille led Yardmen with three hits. The teams set to rematch Monday June 21 at 4 30 p.m.
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New Castle Grounds
Morrisey
Pfitch
Hammond
Feld
Miles
Spille
J Cormick
Windsor to Resume Horse Racing at Davonshire Park
Windsor announces the Western Racing Association will resume its first meeting at Davonshire Park on July 1 under Kyadley Wilson as managing director. Reconstruction of the destroyed track and stands is underway under William Wright, with Montreal offices moving to Whelsar. The plan aims to regain Kentucky Horse Breeder links and attract investors while avoiding speculative risks.
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Montreal
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Dolar Larmvatet
Otiwe
Ain
Rhenunis
Yale Crew Pulls Off Snappy Spin
Yale crew pulled off a snappy spin to defeat Harvard, as varsity eight rowers showcased strong oar work in New London on June 17. Coach Harges and the crew focused on a sharp finish, with competitive timing and teamwork earning a clear advantage over the opponent.
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Valoa Smetly
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Rain Delays Baseball Game and Team Reshuffle
Rain halted the baseball game as Nain prevented 145 B. and O. Castle Cards contest yesterday. Cynth Kerr announced BAT Stun day is released and first base will be filled by Crouch in the future. Kerr signed Pitt's Tom Davies for an inflald berth and he is praised for speed and power in the field and at bat. Garvey, St Bonaventure infielder, may arrive soon. Kerr leads the team in Kerr's absence, aiming for swift victories and a strong lineup.
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Bat Stunday
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Pitt
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Military Police At Leonard White Boat Fight Prep
International News Services reports Detroit June 17 that for the Tenny Leonard vs Charley White championship at Heaton Harbor July 6 promoters will deploy Camp Custer troops to guard the arena exterior and provide inside ushers with state boxing commission authority. promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons promises strict security to prevent riots and jail threats are issued to anyone causing trouble.
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Detroit
Tenny Leonard
Charley White
Heaton Harbor
Mich
Giant Stadium
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Ini
State Pox‘ing Commission
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Leonard Starts Training For Boxing Tour and Travel
Leonard is in Universal City California training for a boxing campaign en route back to fame from the Pacific coast. He will box in San Francisco Portland and Chicago and arrive in New York about July. He is scheduled to fight Fries in an upcoming ten round contest and to meet Charley White in Portland in another ten round bout.
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Portland
Chicago
New York
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Greatest Fighter Henry Stevens Chooses Tom Sharkey
Henry Stevens names Tom Sharkey as the greatest fighter he ever saw praising Sharkey’s stamina ability and gameness. He recalls Sharkey’s clashes with Joe Choyski James Jeffries and other top rivals, noting Sharkey’s class and gentlemanly conduct. A nearby field report adds Joe Benjamin’s loss to Frankie Parren at Dreamland Rink and mentions Benjie’s return to the coast.
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Henry Stevens
Harry
Tom Sharkey
Tom
Nye
Frank Erne
Jack McAuliffe
Kansas Matched To Box Jackson First Presbyterians Hold Practice
The First Presbyterian Young Men’s Bible class baseball team hosts a practice at six o'clock on the Radiator plant grounds. Aimed at inviting any interested young men to play, the session follows rumors of boxing matchups involving Kansas and Willie Jackson noted in local boxing circles.
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First Presbyterian
Important Meeting In Pete's Parlor
A meeting was arranged at Pete's Parlor with attendees including The Clam pendent, 7 Bw Castle Tide ri, Heard Ny Aithie, Lawrence, Gulmut, duns tap, ath F yy, Waithern, Taur wath, Catan, Carpenter, Marcella, Brooks, Copple, Wehards, Barto and COMphe. The date set is Sunday afternoon with drink time at VOPHIE At Sis O'ack.
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Shelby Tubers Trimmed In Wampum Women’s Fair
Fragmentary text describes Shelby tubers or items trimmed in Wampum with unclear names, locations, and dates. It mentions individuals and local places but the readable facts are limited and non-specific. The fragment suggests a local community activity or event with names tied to Wampum.
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Shelby
Meredith Aims for Comeback at Metropolitan Games
Ted Meredith, Olympic champion and former Penn athlete, is entered by the Metropolitan A.C. for the Jersey City track and field championship meet on Saturday. He will compete in the quarter mile race, signaling a possible return to competition.
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Redskin Breaks Old Tradition Ends Life
A confusing international dispatch reports a man named Jett Oliver near Okta ha Oklahoma who hanged himself in a tragic incident. Details are garbled but indicate a self-inflicted death amid a disrupted daily routine. No clear motive or fuller context emerges from the readable text.
Costs Miner 2000 To Stop Nose Bleed Incident
In Denver a miner and millionaire Morris T. Streeter faced a severe nose bleed. A Denver specialist was transported by special train and a rough road journey followed. Initial bleeding control failed, attempts to airlift the specialist were made, but the train and medical costs exceeded 32,000 dollars before the bleeding stopped.
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Denver
Morris T. Streeter
Nual
Moffat County
Colorate
Streeter
Mont Streeter
Firsk
Strester
Germany Still Lacks Cabinet Amid Assembly Move
London June 17 Germany remains without a cabinet as the new national assembly nears. Berlin reports say Konstantin Peltenbach refused the post of state chancellor while President Ebert continues efforts to form a qualified ministry drawn from Centrist Social Democrats and members of the German People’s Party.
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International News Service
London
National Assembly
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Germany
Berlin
Konstantin Peltenbach
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Peoples Party
Tree At Court House Blows Over
A storm drives a giant maple at the Lawrence county courthouse to topple onto the lawn and lean against the county treasurer’s office. The distance to the tax office windows could have caused injuries if it had fallen slightly higher.
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Shamrock IV Ready For Practice Spin
New York June 17 The Shamrock TV and the Uflal horse were scheduled to take sail for practice spin today. Tuning up races will commence tomorrow and run daily until the International series for the American cup begins July 14.
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New York
Shamrock TV
Uflal Horse
Hixson Named President of Allegheny College
Dr Fred Whitle Hixson, president of the University of Chattanooga, was elected president of Allegheny College at Meadville Pennsylvania by the trustees. He succeeds Rev Dr William H Crawford.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Fred Whitle Hixson
University of Chattanooga
Allegheny College
Meadville
Pas
Dr Hixson
William H. Crawford
Man Killed in Storm Near Butler
Ralph Thompson, 25, of Butler, was killed when a tree toppled during a heavy wind and electrical storm and struck the truck he was driving in Craigsville. The accident was found about an hour after the storm subsided by passing motorists. Thompson, a member of Thompson Brothers ice cream firm, had been on a business trip to Teavilla and was en route home. He left behind his mother, two brothers, and four sisters.
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Ralph Phompson
Craigsville
Thompson
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Internal Parasite To Destroy Grasshopper
Barkatoon June 17 An internal parasite to destroy the grasshoppers by boring from within is being developed at the University of Saskatchewan, Dr A B Cameron entomologist announced today. While ordinary methods must be used to combat the grasshopper menace to growing crops researchers hope the parasite will be ready next year to prevent further grasshopper plague.
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Barkatoon
University of Saskerichewan
A. BE. Cameron
Flaminion
Camaran
Ritz to Fight Sam Cimmella in Wheeling Welterweight Clash
Sammy Citinella known as Sammy-reward faces Frankie Rit Wheeling on Monday night. Ritz, under Jamie Dime's Management, is a tall fancily described welterweight. A $6,000 house is expected to be drawn in Wheeling, Ritz's hometown.
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