Paddy Lynch Showing Promise with Reds Prospect
Paddy Lynch, the State college pitcher purchased from New Castle, has reported to the Cincinnati camp and is impressing in practice. Manager Clark Griffith plans a trial in a regular game and will decide soon if Lynch stays or is returned to the minors. New Castle fans, hopeful he succeeds, worry over their own pitching shortage as Hilbert has yet to report and Barton battles with overworked staff including Mead Croft and Golden.
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Paddy Lynch
State College
New Castle
Reds
Cincinnati
Clark Griffith
Keepipe
Griffith
Lynch
Charles Hilbert
Barton
Ed Foley
Mead
Croft
Golden
Foley
Baxter
Marion
City league edges Twilight league 2 0 at Cascade Park
The B and O team of the City league defeated the K of P team from Twilight league 2 to 0. Bryson held the City leaguers to no runs until the fifth inning while Goodchild Weatherby paired for the B and O. A key play was Bill Kerber’s diving catch at short on a liner.
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K. of P
Cascade’ Park
McElevey
K. of P. Boys
Bryson
Bill Rosenberg
Goodchild
Weatherby
Bill Kerber
Harry Moore
First Baptist tops Third U P in church league game
The First Baptist team defeated the Third U P team yesterday in the church league by 5 to 3. The Third U P scored three runs in the first inning but failed to hit afterward. Base hits went to Russell and W Wilkins. Bases on balls went to Nipper four and W Wilkins five. Neiper struck out three times and W Wilkins seven.
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First Baptist
U. P
Russel
W. Wilkins
Nipper
Neiper
Rodenbaugh
Tanney
McDermott
Simpson
Allen
Degarmo
Miller
McCullough
Canton
J. Dawson
Hauser
Youngstown
Dye
Williams
O’brien
Rev King to Speak on Lily and Heroism at Hillsville
Reverend John Lawrence King will preach two sermons at Hillsville Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday June 19. The morning service at 11 o clock carries the topic Lessons From the Lily and the evening service at 8 o clock is titled Thrilling Acts of Heroism in Civil Life.
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John Lawrence King
Hilllsville Methodist Episcopal Church
New Castle Cricket Team Visits Akron In Season Opener
The New Castle cricket team travels to Akron this afternoon to face the strong local side. It is the season opener and New Castle aims to win the first game.
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New Castle
Akron
New Castle Boys
Owen Jackson Passes Away A former catcher dies after fever
Announcement of Owen Jackson death notes his baseball career from Youngstown to New Castle in 1908 under Sam Wright, then South Michigan league, later Lynchburg in the Virginia league. He contracted typhoid fever in Lynchburg and died. Jackson was a member of the Maryland team with several brothers and the Raleys. He was regarded as a strong hitter.
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Owen Jackson
Youngstown
New Castle
Sam Wright
Jackson
Ralston Traded to Akron for Big Bill Miller
East Liverpool Ohio June 18 After days of talks East Liverpool and Akron clubs swap middle fielder Doc Ralston for outfielder Bill Miller who was suspended earlier. Catcher Fraiey joins from Connellsville to back Belinske and Phil Hinton moves to right field. Warrender replaces Ralston in center and pitcher Beveridge will finish the season with the Akron club.
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East Liverpool
Akron
Doc” Ralston
Bill” Miller
Fohl
Fraiey
Connellsville
Belinske
Phil Hinton
Sample
Warrender
Ralston
Beveridge
Wheeling
Victory
Mansfield tops New Castle in wild pitchers duel
Mansfield defeats New Castle 7 to 2 as Golden struggles with control. Parker stars for Mansfield with four stolen bases and two hits, while Abbott Wilson and reinforcing plays push Mansfield ahead. New Castle commits three errors aiding the rally.
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Mansfield
Golden
New Castle
Barton
Giants
Wilson
Abbott
Parker
Mead
White
Burns
Cummings
Reynolds
Hancock
Nally
Andrews
Weddige
Edenburg Edges East Side by One Run in Close Ballgame
Edenburg won a tense contest over New Castle East Side 1 to 0 as the winning run scored with one out. Key players included Ajilen for East Side and six Edenburg regulars who play in the Pennsylvania shops Saturday.
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Edenburg
New Castle
Ajilen
Pennsylvania
Notable city matchups on slate across Ohio and Pennsylvania
New Castle visits Mansfield while Youngstown travels to Canton. East Liverpool goes to Akron and McKeesport faces Erie in regional showdowns. Local sports fans eye key games this week.
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Eoseeets
McKeesport
Touroriowe Iiks Ks
Ecacuas
East Liverpool
Eek Beus
L. Petries
Eee
Centon
Eseeeetes
New Castle
Ewe
Mansfield
Youngstown Ee
Akron
Youngstown
Canton
Erie
Erie Downs
Akron East Liverpool
City Matchups Set for Pittburg and St Louis Shows
Pittsburg faces New York while St. Louis meets Boston in two games, with Cincinnati scheduled against Philadelphia and Chicago at Brooklyn as the other fixtures.
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Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cuiceeo
Pet
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Steal Home Seals 2 0 Opener In Erie Thriller
In Erie Ted Strood stole home for the winning run with two outs in the tenth. McKeesport's errors early helped set the scene as Erie edged the visitors 4 to 3 after a tense rally. Shuttleworth and Murphy shared pitching duties for Erie. Caldwell and Slevin for McKeesport.
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ERIE
Ted Strood
McKeesport
McKees
Shuttleworth
Murphy
Caldwell
Slevin
New Castle Fans Witness Quick Baseball Roundup
Pitcher Patrick reports to the Cleveland club. Princeton beat Yale 7 to 5 to close their series. Stack limited the Reds to six hits as the Phillies won 7 to 3. Pirates rallied for four in the ninth to beat the Giants 6 to 3. Collins pitched well as Boston defeated Detroit. Chicago edged Brooklyn 1 to 0 in 13 innings. Dalton to Brooklyn in exchange for Schneiberg and 1000 dollars. Connie Mack lands Russell for 15000 dollars. Cleveland-Nap game 7-6 despite 17 Yankee hits. President Lynch suspends Clarke, Doom, Knabe, and Doyle.
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Princeton
Yale
Stack
Reds
Phillies
Pirates
New York
Collins
Boston
Speed Boys
Detroit
Chicago
Brooklyn
Rucker
Dalton
Des Moines
Schneiberg
Connie Mack
Russell
Fred Clarke
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Yankees
Naps
Jeffries Camp Prefers Nevada Fight if Frisco Fails
In Roward California on June 18 Jim Jeffries trains as planned for Independence Day, with the camp ready to move to Nevada if the Richard fight shifts. Sam Berger has been sent to Frisco to monitor developments and pack camp paraphernalia for a quick Nevada jump. The camp senses a potential legal battle from Richard.
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Max Balthasar
Jeffries
Rowardeman
Cal
Jim Jeffries
Nevada
Richard
Frisco
Sam Berger
Berger
Jeffries Johnson Fight Location Up in Air as Plans Shift
San Francisco promoters weigh Nevada options with July 4 fight in doubt. Texas Rickard and Jack Gleason will decide tonight whether to hold the bout in California or move to a quieter climate. Nevada cities promise money and venues while Gov. Gillett threatens state troops to stop the fight.
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van Nostrand
Martin
Goldfield
Rickard
Reno
Nevada
Canton Fans Start $1000 in Three Days Boost
Canton Ohio June 18 A booster campaign under the slogan 1000 in three days opened by Canton O P club fans. Money raised in hours plans laid to cover a season deficit caused by bad weather and weak attendance. Board reports the season deficit total runs into several thousand dollars despite payroll preservation.
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Canton, O
Canton O. & P
Association
East Side Team Challenges City Youths in Series
The East side team invites any 16 or 17 year olds to a city series. Competing clubs include Silver Top A C West Side Tigers Terrace A C Grace M E and Edenburg. East Side list features Simpson and Wilson as catchers Hunt Kerr Tawney as pitchers Bell McCracken Robinson Rodenbaugh Dart McCann Degar ma Allen Harris as outfielders. Manager Geo Degarma of 125 Pearson Street can be reached at 450 J Bell phone.
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Silver Top A. C
West Side Tigers
Terrace A. C
Grace M. E
Edenburg
East Side
Simpson
Wilson
Hunt
Kerr
Tawney
Bell
McCracken
Robinson
Rodenbaugh
Dart
McCann
Degar
Chauffeurs Urged To Drive Safer By State Board
Harrisburg June 18 state board of pardons condemned chauffeurs carelessness. William Cavell a Pittsburg negro chauffeur was denied a pardon. He serves ten months for involuntary manslaughter. Lt Governor Murphy Attorney General Todd and Secretary McAfee criticized reckless auto driving.
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Harrisburg
State Board of Pardons
William Cavell
Pittsburg
Cavell
Murphy
Todd
Commonwealth
McAfee
Sunday Excursion to Woodlawn Park and Harbor
A Sunday excursion from P. and L. E. depot to Woodlawn Park and Ashtabula Harbor Ohio offers a $1.25 round trip. The special train departs at 9:05 a.m. city time with a day on Lake Erie.
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Woodlawn Park
Ashtabula Harbor
Ohio
P. & L. E. Depot
Lake Erie
Patsy Brannigan Ready to Fight Monte Attell in Pittsburg
Patsy Brannigan completed training for Monday night’s bout with Monte Attell in Pittsburg. Manager Jimmy Dime predicts a victory, citing Brannigan’s strong punch developed in New Castle. Rain disrupted practice but Brannigan remained confident of a knockout win.
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Patsy Brannigan
Monte Attell
Pittsburg
Jimmy Dime
Brannigan
New Castle
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