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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1932
Page
10
McGraw’s iron grip is fading as Bill Terry leads the Giants with fewer curfews and more self discipline. After June 16, New York sits five games behind the league leader with a 25 26 record, six straight wins under Terry and a loosening of McGraw era strictness.
Princeton defeated Harlansburg All-Stars 5 to 3 at Harlansburg field. McConnell allowed seven hits and struck out 11 for Princeton while Miller gave up 11 hits and fanned 10 for Harlansburg. Jones homered and tripled. next Monday Harlansburg plays at Leesburg.
Second U. P. defeated Epworth M. E. four to two on Franklin field yesterday in a mushy ball tilt. The victors committed six errors to Epworth's three while McConahy hit a home run. Kitchen played well for Epworth. Score by innings shows a three run first, a one run fourth, and a final one run seventh for Second U. P. with Epworth scoring a single run in the fourth and seventh. Batteries: Second U. P. Brooks and McKee Epworth M. E. Hensley and Parkison. Umpires Hamm and Huston.
Colonial A. C. beat Highland Satellites 12 to 8 on the Colonial field. Highland Satellites struggled to hit Leonard while Colonial pitcher Muse allowed 13 hits with poor fielding support. Umpire Jones.
Dewberry’s defeated Blue Bird A C 3 to 2 on the former’s field Friday. The match showcased a tight contest with a late goal securing the win for Dewberry’s.
Gene Sarazen, British Open champion and former caddie, greeted by cheering fans as the Mauretania docked in New York. Police boat and tug ferried his wife and relatives to the greeting at City Hall, followed by an official welcome from Mayor James J. Walker and a dinner hosted by the Metropolitan Professional Golf Association.
South Hill edged West Pittsburg 4 3 on South Hill home ground. B Augustine homered and doubled to pace the offense while Tonsetic and Vallely pitched well for the winners. Local notes reference solid defense and a tightly played contest. box score shows scattered hits and errors amid a late rally.
The Lockleys defeated Sacred Hearts 8 to 0 at Lehigh Field in New Castle. Pitcher Rodgers fired a two hit game with three strikeouts and got strong run support as Lockleys racked nine hits led by Kaufmann with a triple and doubles from N Ross Fenati S Ross and Perrett.
Mahoning defeated Castlewood nine to three on Castlewood’s field in a twilight league battle. Orlando hit a home run with several doubles, while Shaffer relieved Nelson for Castlewood and Hubie pitched the route for Mahoning. Final score by innings shows Mahoning nine, Castlewood three.
Scarazzos face Butler All-Stars in a non league game at Centennial Field. West Side Tigers play at Wampum and Bessemer meets Brent in Lawrence County league games.
Carnegie A. C. defeated Sutton Stars 16 to 2 at Carnegie field. Must pitched four hitless innings, allowing four hits and keeping the Stars scoreless until the last inning. Vigali and Sheldone starred at the plate for Carnegie A. C.
Charley Berry, famed Lafayette College star and Grove City College coach for five years, resigns his post. Now with the Chicago White Sox catching staff, he cannot coach football in time for practice, upsetting Tri-State schools and players who valued his leadership.
Clifton Flats overwhelmed Ramseys 13 to 1 at the Flats field on Friday night. Eddie Martin extended his winning streak to eight games while Reiber Cannon led Ramseys in a lopsided loss. Lenhart brothers and Neyman starred for the Flats. Next, Clifton Flats vs Sharpsville Merchants at 3:30 with advance calls to Leyshon.
West Side Merchants defeated Independent Merchants 14 to 4 in the New Castle Mushball league at Boro Line field. Erwin pitched for the Merchants allowing six hits with nine strikeouts while Panda homered for the Merchants. West Siders totaled 14 hits off Sumner. final score 14-4 with Erwin, Walter behind the plate for West Side and Sumner, Regan catching for Ind Merchants.
St Andrews defeated the Indians formerly the Universals 18 to 10 at Gaston Park last night. Indians scored seven runs in the final inning as Evans pitched well for St Andrews. Next games at Gaston Park include St Andrews vs Keystone Monday and vs Trinity Wednesday.
Pump Station won 12 to 7 at Castle field as Burletts miscued repeatedly. J Green and Gentile homered while Martin Gwy man and Book hammered triples. Burletts pitching miscues fueled the high score. Boak and Morgan spared no mercy for Burletts. Umpire De Marco officiated.
Salvatore Ruggeriello, Italian heavyweight, defeats Ted Sandwina of Iowa. Dick Burt, English middleweight, and Gene Dunce of Newark, N J, draw. The bout takes place in New York under International News Service coverage.
Athletes from Pittsburgh district vie for Olympic consideration at the Allegheny Mountain Association track and field meet hosted by the A A U at Pitt Stadium. Pitt Carnegie Tech and Geneva along with Tri-State colleges field sprinters jumpers and weight men. Medley opens at 2 p m with many A M A records at risk of being broken.
Baseball summary notes all National League games postponed by rain yesterday. Today matchups include Pittsburgh at Boston 2 Cincinnati at Brooklyn 2 St. Louis at Philadelphia 2 Chicago at New York 2.
Cambridge reports Leo Sexton of New York A C. shattered the 1928 mark with a 52 feet 8 5/8 inch throw at the Olympic trials, moving a step closer to joining Uncle Sam’s team for the Games. Finals and other events followed, including pole vault, high jump, steeplechase, and 1500 meters. Gene Wenzke was slated to run the 1500, aiming near Otto Peltzer’s 3:51.
Washington faces Detroit in a key matchup as Philadelphia visits St. Louis. New York travels to Chicago and Boston plays Cleveland, signaling a busy schedule with several city showdowns.
New Wilmington Yankees defeated Westminster Stars 6 to 5 on a Friday afternoon. Hanlon drove in the winning run in the ninth with Boyles scoring, while J Rossi homered with two aboard in the seventh. Conrad and Hanlon added timely triples as New Wilmington improves.
Williams beat Higgins 22 to 8 at Radiator Field in New Castle Mush ball league last night. Johnny Lewis hit two home runs, with Cassella Mollie Kroen and Babiarz also going deep. Green and Shen ken starred for Higgins. Batteries Williams Babiarz Parker Higgins Zazzerino Nie mi. Umpires Bell and Minor.
West Side A C defeated Cloverleaf 3 to 1 at Lee Avenue Field on Friday. Jackson and Bailey had two base hits each as West Side outhit the visitors. The game featured a triple play Bart on to McCormick to Morrisey. Stolen bases by Rush and S Grey aided the win.
Lee Sala defeated Anson Green in ten chapters while Sunny Jim McVey knocked out Tiger West in the first round at Millvale last night. Dizzy Dean plans to rejoin the St. Louis Cardinals in Gotham Sunday after talks with Proxy Sam Breadon. S Morris Crothers of Philadelphia held the state amateur target title at Allentown after breaking 199 of 201 days.
St Vitus defeated Rosso 12 to 11 in an 11 inning mushball game on Friday at the B and O field. St Vitus outhit Roccos and excelled in fielding. Home runs by McGon, Gennock and N Turco highlighted the offense.
Bevan of the Cubs and McWeen of Ray Street matched zero runs through the game in a pitchers duel. C McCarthy doubled twice to power Ray Street to a morning win at Elder Field.
South Side Ramblers manager seeks games for week of June 20 against fast teams. Team has 12 wins and three losses this year. For game bookings call 1740-M and ask for Ed.
Colonial A C defeated the All-Stars 6 to 2 at Colonial field. Linton pitched a fine game allowing three hits. Colonial A C had five hits off Capitola with heavy power from Donegan Reider Leonard McCann and E Donegan. Batteries Colonials Linton Bloise All-Stars Capitola Rodgers. Umpires Jewell Trick.
New York report notes that on June 18 all American and National League teams prepared to play after a rest day. The season’s first wave of rain postponements postponed Friday games, with a full slate planned for today.
De Caprios beat the Division Street Stars 22 to 13 yesterday at Straub Field. Home run hitters were V. Cubellis and T. De Caprio.
New York report argues Max Schmeling is favorite at 8 to 5 over Jack Sharkey on Tuesday night. It cites Schmeling's punching power yet notes no decisive knockouts in five prior opponents and questions the strength of his right hand based on past bouts with Risko Sekura Paolino Sharkey and Stribling.
In Poughkeepsie on the Hudson a field of 22 college crews from across the nation wraps up training for the 35th Intercollegiate Regatta. California and Washington lead the Pacific coast challenge, with Navy Cornell and Syracuse among East contenders. Cornell is viewed as the East’s leading hope as coaches guard crews from overtraining.
Golf activities for the ladies at the New Castle Field Club are in full swing with plans for an engaging season. Clara M. Hartsuff chairs the ladies golf committee, J. B. Matthews leads the handicap panel, and R. R. McKee heads the June handicap. This week featured an individual sweepstake with full handicap, won by Mrs. David Pyle.
Seventy two members and guests of the Standard Bearers society gathered at Mahoning Methodist church for a Mothers and Daughters banquet. Guests included mothers and relatives. centerpieces featured pink peonies and roses with period color decor. A playlet titled A Real Mother's Day highlighted the evening, and Mrs Q E Davy was welcomed as supervisor.
Forty three members and guests of the Presbyterian church Sunday school class taught by Rev D C Schneebly gathered at Muddy Creek Falls for a Friday evening picnic supper at 6 30. Activities included swimming tennis and musicball with Blaine Farver and Jane Leicht directing sports and Earl Culbertson Iane Farver Phyllis Cunningham and John Purdy arranging.
Dr. R. S. Spencer, a returned missionary, will give an illustrated lecture at Mahoning Methodist church Sunday evening about work and conditions in the Sunrise Kingdom. The program promises unusual interest.
Members and seven guests including Miss Martha Clark met at Mrs. John Caven’s home on Edison Avenue for bridge and social time. Mrs. Caven and daughters served lunch. July plans set an all day outing at Mrs. John Popham’s Portage Lake cottage in Akron with date to be announced.
Corner of East Cherry and North Cedar streets hosts church activities led by Rev. D. C. Schnebly. Sunday school at 9 50 a m supervised by Arthur Walker. Morning worship at 11 includes a Father s Day sermon The Forgiving Father. Junior Christian Endeavor at 2 30 Evening service at 7 45 with sermon The Spirit of Christ.
East Madison avenue notes Rev W H Downing presiding Sunday School 9 45 a m Q E Davy superintendent Morning worship 11 with sermon The Cathedral of Character Evening service 7 45 Dr R S Spencer of Japan to speak Senior Epworth League 6 45 p m. Old landmark torn down Friday afternoon leaving only foundation near Atlantic avenue and steel mill. two story frame building had long been vacant.
Rev W W Sniff pastor of Madison Avenue Christians Church will deliver a sermon Sunday afternoon at Oak Grove Christian Church on Frew Mill Road. He oversees services there every other Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. D C Schnebly of Newell Avenue served this week on jury duty at the Lawrence County Courthouse. FOR RENT two rooms on the third floor at 515 West Cherry St for $10.00.
The parish at the corner of Second and Clayton streets led by Rev. Fr. A P Scholz offers Masses on Sunday at 8 30 and 10 30. Catechism class is held at 12 30 eastern standard time.
In Brocken Germany Fraulein Urta Bohn aims to transform a billygoat into a man tonight under a mystic ritual. Spectators saw only the goat when a sheet was drawn back after muttered incantations. The goat has failed twice before and a third failure would end the attempts.
Nashau defeated the Croton Tigers 15 to 5 at Nashau field in a game highlighted by heavy hitting from McConahey J Braho and Shaw.
St. Vitus and Young Yankees mushball outfits will clash on Franklin Field Tuesday at 6 30 p m D S T for a local game expected to draw fans and showcase youth teams in a neighborhood matchup.
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