Resta Holds Clear Lead In 1916 Auto Championship Race
Dario Resta dominates the early 1916 auto championship standings with 1800 points after wins in the Chicago Derby and the Indianapolis classic. The season offers a large cash prize and substantial sponsors. Ricanbacher, De Palma, Oldfield and others trail. Also covered are Frank Schulte's sustained hitting surge at age 34, Eddie Dugan's move to Russia as a jockey, and Roger O Malley’s dispute with a manager over boxing opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Menke
New York
Dario Resta
Resta
B. F. Goodrich
E. V. Rickenbacher
W. D’alene
Ralph de Palma
J. Christiaens
Jules Devi
Frank Schulte
Cubs
Schulte
Baseball Junk Yard
Boxer vows revenge after fake report muddies career
The speaker recalls enduring illness and receiving certificates proving perfect condition. He swears to confront a former manager who allegedly sent a fraudulent report to wreck his chances, vowing to strike him hard and compare the blow to the Woolworth Building and Pike’s Peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth
Pike’s Peak
Jess Willard
Baseball Scores From Weekend Games
Yesterday Cincinnati defeated St Louis 5 to 2. Saturday results include Brooklyn 4 over Chicago, Cincinnati 1 over Philadelphia 0, St Louis New York rain, and Pittsburgh Boston postponed by rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Haid Strikes Out 21 as Italians Top Niles 6–3
Haid pitched for the Italian Independents on Saturday at the B and O grounds striking out 21 of the Niles lineup to lead a 6–3 victory. Fazzone added a two base hit with two on base, contributing to the win in a well pitched contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haid
Niles
Fazzone
Warsaw
Candioto
Conti
Mercello
Eeee Thompson
Gallagher
T. Ross
J. Ross
Éanvea
Thompson
Dando
Sanfer
Coats
Biondi
Ellwood City Eagles Rout Zelienople In Baseball Battle
Ellwood City Eagles beat Zelienople 6 to 0 at Ellwood City. Pitcher Johns struck out 18, with Hawke Mulroy and J O Leary contributing at the plate. Havice doubled, McMurdo C Strouse W Strouse stole bases, Mulroy sac bunts, and Rogner pitched in a controlled win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ellwood City Eagles
Zelienople
Johns
Eagles
Hawke
Mulroy
J. O'Leary
Havice
McMurdo
C. Strouse
W. Strouse
John
Thomas
Rogner
Eagles Rn
OH. FY. A
DH. Cleary
J. Cleary
Ist
Strause
S. McKinney
Rosso
Seeee Iw
Zelinople Ane
Seaton
Irwin
Meckley
A Preble
Thomas P-Lst Rogner
P Rape
Basketball Matchups and Schedule Notes
St. Louis plays Cincinnati, Boston faces New York, Philadelphia meets Brooklyn. Pittsburg Chicago game not scheduled.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York Beats Cleveland 19 to 3 in American League
In an American League games recap, New York defeated Cleveland 19 to 3 while Detroit edged Philadelphia 8 to 2 and Boston won 3 to 1 against Chicago. Washington topped St. Louis 5 to 1. Chicago and Boston continue to lead with strong runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Sneak
Wee
Games Today No Games Scheduled CHURCH LEAGUE
Brief notice indicates no CHURCH LEAGUE games are on the schedule today.
Boxing Bouts For This Week
Boxing schedule lists bouts from June 19 to 24 across multiple cities. Key matchups include Marty Cross vs Johnny Reilley in Rochester and Billy Miske vs Battling Levinsky in New York City, with additional fights involving Harvey Flynn Chavez Chavez Buck Wolgast Donnelly Saylor Pierce Leonard Moran Lewis and Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Cross
Johnny Reilley
Rochester
N. Y
Johnny Harvey
Jimmy Flynn
New York City
Benny Chavez
Tommy Buck
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ad Wolgast
Stewart Donnelly
Richmond
Ind
Milburn Saylor
Harry Pierce
Brooklyn
Billy Miske
Battling Levinsky
Benny Leonard
Vic Moran
Ted Lewis
Kid Graves
Dayton
Andre Anderson
Jim Barry
Colored Team Wins From Radiator Plant
The B. Y. W. A. C. defeated the Federal Radiator team 7 to 1 on Saturday. Pitcher E. Brown struck out 15 as the visitors dominated the game. the club invites other fast teams in the city to contact Bell phone 323-M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Radiator
E. Brown
Vistors
Bell
Bankers Open Season with 10 6 Victory at Eldersfield
The Bankers defeated the Bakers 10 to 6 in their season opener at Eldersfield. Key plays included Eddie Collins style stunts by Sewall and Dinsmore, with notable hitting from Pitzer and Patten. The Bakers featured strong efforts from Patten and Patten's three-base hit and Newark's on-base opportunities as Young offered base on balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castles
Williams
Evans
Dillman
Jones
Phillips
Clever
Rodenbach
Sibley S. Jones
Wadsworth
Woods
Kerns
B. Jones
Myland
J. Jones
Clever Phillips
Irwin
New Castle
Telings
Hemphill
Riley
Gibson
Bankers
Bakers
Eldersfield
Shylocks
Eddie Collins
Sewall
Dinsmore
Pitzer
Patten
Newark
Young
O'Leary
Live Wires Lose 2 0 To Energy A C On Grant Street Ground
Energy A C defeats the Live Wires 2 to 0 in a fast pitchers battle on Grant street grounds. Hiles started poorly as Energy scored in the first frame. no further runs until the final stat line shows Hiles 10 strikeouts and Houck 13. The Live Wires next face Italian Independents then Bell A C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live Wires
Speedy Energy A. C
Grant Street
Hiles
Energy Gang
Bell A. C
Eldersfield
Swattest at Cleveland Shakes Yankees in Narrow Loss
Frank G. Menke notes a high hitting day as the Yankees fell after 19 hits and runs. The Red Sox beat the White Sox on a wild throw while Detroit beat Philadelphia. Cincinnati revived form by beating St. Louis, and Frank Kramer edged Alf Grenda in the half mile sprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Yankees
Frank Kramer
Alf Grenda
Starts Work On Fine Bungalow On Sheridan Avenue
Thomas Cubbison begins building a six room bungalow on Sheridan avenue featuring a 26 by 42 foot main block with front and rear porches a sleeping porch on the rear and a solid concrete wall. The frame house with shingled sides will have bay windows and a handsome roof design on a lot beside his parents Mr and Mrs Harry B Cubbison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cubbison
Sheridan Avenue
Harry B. Cubbison
Resta Clinches Speedways Title With Three Wins
Dario Resta beat Ralph De Palma in three straight heats at Speedway Park Chicago on Sunday, winning 50 mile, 24 mile, and 10 mile races. He set a 50 mile American speedway record of 31 minutes 57.25 seconds at 94 mph, surpassing last year’s Indianapolis pace. De Palma finished in 32 minutes 18 seconds at 93 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dario Resta
Ralph de Palma
Speedway Park
Resta
Christaen
Indianapolis
de Palma
Browns Birds Clean Up In Four Hundred Mile Race
The New Castle Homing Pigeon club held a 400 mile race starting from Terre Haute Indiana at 6:30 am. James H Brown’s bird won in about eight hours at roughly 50 mph, breaking club records. Caravassos placed second eight minutes later, with James P Cook and William Bond among top finishers. Next race, 500 miles, will be from Vandalia Illinois in a week or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
James H. Brown
Gus Caravassos
James P. Cook
William Bond
Vandalia
Ill
J. H. Brown
Mr. Caravassos
Riverview
Mr. Cook
Island
Freshies To Row Today In Annual Regatta
Freshman crews from Syracuse Cornell Columbia and Pennsylvania will race today in the annual regatta at Poughkeepsie after weather delayed Saturday events. Syracuse dominated both the four mile varsity and two mile varsity four races recording unofficial and official times with Cornell close behind in the longer event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Syracuse
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse University
Trolley Wire Breaks Over Washington Street Bridge
Traffic on Washington street stalled Sunday afternoon when a trolley wire snapped over the Washington street bridge. A Cascade Park car crossing the bridge caused the break. a forty foot section fell into the street and a separate guy-wire snapped leaving the wire hanging near the pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Cascade Park
Local horse Silent Brigade makes comeback at Cleveland races
Silent Brigade owned by J. J. W. Morrow of this city, a two year old record 2:103-4, returned after six years out, placing second in a heat and sparking excitement as a sensational performer of yesteryear. Briana also ran in eight heats, with five seconds, one lead, two thirds, marks from 2:14 1-2 to 2:17 1-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silent Brigade
J. J. W. Morrow
Cleveland
Morrow
Briana
Yesteryear
M and S Co Earnings Rise With May 1916 Report
Consolidated earnings of Republic Railway and Light and subsidiaries show May 1916 gross of 326 400 63 up from 247 644 40 year earlier. Expenses rose 33.62 percent to 199 624 01, narrowing net income by 14 826 99 despite higher electric power demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Railway and Light Company
Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Company
Republic
Man Clings to Chronological Wardrobe System
In Cleveland on June 19 a man explains his method of tagging new shirts with initials and placing them at the bottom, then wearing them only when they surface top. He maintains socks and underwear follow the same order and vows no woman will disrupt his system. He jokes he is wearing shirts in every order while rushing to catch a car.
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Eddie Dugan
United States
Dugan
Russia
Eugene Lazareff
New York State
Czar Nick
Belmont
Dugen
Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Rags Wanted at The News Office
Notice seeking good clean cotton rags for use at the News office located at 1601f. Opportunity for contributors to supply materials for printing needs.
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George McManus
Maggie
Dope
Roger O'Malley
Ohio
George Chaney
O'Malley
Demon Kegg
Thad
National League
Ww. CG
Brooklyn Ae Fee
Boston - Sea
Smoky Joe
Terrace A. C
Speedy Tellings
Youngstown
New
Castle Squad
Joe Wadsworth
Steel City
Lewis
Tellings
al Sibley
Creees Hemphill
Wee . Morgan
Trunk
Dilman
O. A. B. Jones
O 'Phillips
Erenee
Potala
Niles, CO
Aggregation
Eagles of
Tubetown
Zelienople Aggregation
Church League
Pet. Epworth M. Ms A
Ens
Central Presbyterian
Second U. P. Ce
First Christian
First Baptist
Moneychangers
Dough Boys
Energy A. C
Davis
McFadden
Houck
Houk
O. A
O. Fleiger
C. Fleiger
Weaver
Ryan
Hanna
Energy A. C. Oo
A Ducan
Tie
McNeil
Osneees
P. Newton
B. Newton
Newman
Wilkburg
Callen
Redsox
White Sox
Athletics
Reds
Cardinals
Fine Bungalow
DePalma
St. Bridge
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