Lew Tendler beats Mitchell in Milwaukee rematch
Lew Tendler scores a decisive points win over Ritchie Mitchell in Milwaukee in a 10 round bout. Tendler, who had lost to Eddie Fitzsimmons in Philadelphia, faces Willie Jackson next month while Mitchell’s loss ends his lightweight title bid.
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Philadelphia
Lew Tendler
Ritchie Mitchell
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Eddie Fitzsimmons
Mitchell
Fitzsimmons
Tendler
Fitz
Bob Tzsimmons
Ritchie
K. O
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Lew
Phil Glassman
Jackson
Pinkey
Richie
Mitchells
Logan
Willie Jackson
New York
Evansville Whiskey Ring Sentences Hit Federal Court
Edgar Schmidt Evansville police chief was sentenced to two years in the Atlanta federal prison and fined 2000 dollars with costs for his part in the Evansville whiskey ring. Fred Ossenberg a district political boss received one year and one day in prison and a 1000 dollar fine with costs for whiskey running between Henderson Kentucky and Evansville. Others also drew jail terms or fines as 67 defendants were sentenced.
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International News Service
Indinapolis
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Edgar Schmidt
Evansville
Atlanta
Fred Ossenberg
Henderson
Sixteen Enter In Auto Race At Uniontown Speedway
Ralph de Palma and Gaston Chevrolet lead a 16 car field in the 225 mile Universal trophy race at Uniontown Speedway. Entries include Mulford Special, Dusenberg entries for Milton Murphy O Donnell Pullen Hickey Thomas Sarles Klein Boyer and Haupt with drivers named or listed as Monroe Stein and others. The large turnout fuels predictions of new speed records in the event.
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International News Service
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Ralph de Palma
Gaston Chevrolet
Indianapolis
Uniontown Speedway
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Ralph K. Mulford
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Tommy Milton
Jimmy Murphy
Eddie O'Donnell
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Gaston
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Joe Thomas
Roscoe Sarles
Frontenance
Art Klein
Frontenace
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Oldfield
Waldo Stein
Meteor
Willie Haupt
Ballot
Quinn Comes Back After Poor Start
The piece traces Jack Quinn recovering from an early setback to become a top pitching star for the Yankees. It contrasts his resilience with Ty Cobb who overcame a tough May to climb back, noting Cobb’s long league leadership and durability versus early doubt.
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Yanks
Jack Quinn
Cobb
Wagner
Lajoie
Keeler
Carnegie Outlaws Fall 6 1 to B F and C at Home
The Carnegie Outlaws were defeated 6 to 1 by the B F and C team on the Carnegie grounds last evening. A box score is provided in the report.
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Carnegie Outlaws
B. F
Carnegie
Red Sox and Eagles Set Monday Night Game
Red Sox and Mahoningtown Eagles schedule a game for the Can Works grounds at 6 o'clock Monday night. The lineup to report at 6 45 includes McCormick Carrigan Jinks Freidman Canan Bogden Hanlon McTigue Carlson found listed as positions and players for the match.
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Red Sox
Mahoningtown Eagles
Can Works
McCormick
Carrigan
Jinks
Freidman
Canan
Bogden
Hanlon
Sampson Cubs Fall to Phillips A C in Close Game
Phillips A C defeated the Sampson Cubs 9 to 7 on Grant Street Grounds yesterday. Frederick and Bender turned a double play, and Samuel hit a home run to center. For game future scheduling, contact William Genkinger at 878M.
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Phillips A. C
Sampson Cubs
Grant Street
Frederick
Bender
Samuel
William Genkinger
Baseball Scores and Highlights From Yesterday
American League results show New York 3 Chicago 2, Detroit 1 Boston 0, Cleveland 9 Washington 2, St. Louis 4 Philadelphia 2. Player notes include Phillips A C’s 2 9 and Sampson Cubs 3 0 2 2 0 0 7 with Genkinger Fred erick earning two-base hits. Gilcrest and Samuels combined for striking outs and a double play featured Frederick to Bender. Umpire Davis.
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Ve Samuels
Lyntz
Ef Kane
Sullivan
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Fredburn
Gamor
Mf Heidish
Phillips A
Genkinger
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J. Bender
J. Kroen
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Frederick
Boyles
Gilcrest
Cleveland
H. Kroen
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Ener
Chicago Osten
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Phillips A. C
Samuels
Bender
Davis
Baseball scores and rain delays across league action
New York defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 4 while Philadelphia led 1. St. Louis faced Cincinnati as rain halted Chicago at Brooklyn and Boston, with many matchups postponed. Pittsburgh visits New York and Cincinnati plays Boston. St. Louis travels to Philadelphia. Chicago to Brooklyn.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Ty Pet
Day of Regatta At Ithaca N Y
Twelve crews from Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania and Syracuse prepared for the annual intercollegiate regatta on Lake Cayuga in Ithaca New York. Ideal weather and a north wind promised a schedule friendly day despite a choppy lake as the big eight oared event unfolded.
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Cornell
Columbia
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Lake Cayuga
West Side Lions Beat Mickeys 26 to 10 on Grant Street
West Side Lions defeated the Mickeys yesterday afternoon on Grant Street by a score of 26 to 10. The Lions racked up 29 hits off the Mickeys pitcher, while the Mickeys collected 10 hits off the Lions pitcher.
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West Side Lions
Mickeys
Grant Street
Lions
New York at Chicago and Other Weekday Matchups
A slate features New York visiting Chicago, Philadelphia opposing St. Louis, Washington playing Cleveland, and Boston clashing with Detroit. The schedule outlines four city pairings and venue expectations.
Milwaukee boxer Richie Mitchell plans summer training camp
Milwaukee lightweight Richie Mitchell to rest until fall campaign after a dramatic loss to Lew Tendler. He and his brothers set up a lakeside training camp and aim for a return bout with Tendler, with a June 28 bout against Mel Coogan at Idora Park before his rest.
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Idora Park
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Camaign
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Mitchell
Hardy Tendler
Philadelphia
Youngstown
Mel Coogan
McGraw Rebuilds Giants with Bancroft Trade
Giants owner McGraw advances mid season plans by trading Art Fletcher to Philadelphia and acquiring Dave Bancroft from the Phillies. Bancroft, six years younger than Arthur Cravath, brings speed and infield reliability but has slipped in base stealing recently.
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Dave Bancroft
Phillies
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Bancroft
Cravath
Arthur
Dave
Altho Bancroft
Phils
McGraw
Georges Carpentier Panned by Sport Critic in London Letter
A Paris to London letter from Des camps, manager of Georges Carpentier, argues the French heavyweight came to the United States for easy dollars, not a genuine Dempsey bout. It cites film work, a $1,000 daily Curley contract, and London fighting as the likely outcome, challenging promises of a U S fight.
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New York
France
Descamps
Georges Carpentier
London
Jack Dempsey
Joe Beckett
Jack Curley
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Carpentier
Corcorane
Tex Rickard
Kilbane to retire sparkles in old guard style
Kilbane, featherweight champion since 1912, plans retirement and a eight entrant featherweight tourney with himself as referee to crown the best. He recalls dethroned champs since his reign and praises his clean title tenure. Canada Cal and others add witty quips in the column.
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Johnny Kilbane
John
Kilbane
Jack Johnson
Jess Willard
Ted Lewis
al McCoy
Mike O'Dowd
Freddie Welsh
Kid Williams
Johnny
Ritz Bout Postponed to June 28 in Wheeling
Frankie Ritz's scheduled bout with Sammy Ciminella in Wheeling has been postponed until June 28, per a statement by Jimmie Dime issued today.
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Frankie Ritz
Sammy Ciminella
Wheeling
Jimmie Dime
One Handed Catch Keeps Phillies From Cardinals
Phillies survive Cardinals as one handed leaping catch by an outfielder ends the Cardinals seven game win streak. Davis limits Athletics while Browns rally to ninth straight victory. Giants beat Pirates 5 4. Meusel key two hits aiding Yankees win third straight over White Sox. Johnson shelled by Cleveland in 9 2 win over Washington. Ayers dominates Red Sox as Tigers push from cellar.
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Founknier
Phillies
Cardinals
Dixie Davis
Athletics
Browns
Doc Ayers
Red Sox
Barrow
Tigers
Former Local Man Touring Round World
Horace G Miller of Akron formerly of this city has left for a world tour in the service of Firestone Rubber. He will visit Honolulu Manila Tokyo Yokohama and Hongkong then stay in Singapore before resuming travel to Europe and back to the United States.
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Horace G. Miller
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Firestone Rubber Company of
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Honolulu
Manila
Tokyo
Yokohama
Hongkong
Singapore
United States
Europe
Many Acceptances Being Received for Trade Buffet
The Board of Trade Membership Buffet Lunch at Carnegie Auditorium Tuesday evening attracts growing acceptances. Morning mail adds £40 and more arrive daily, with the crowd expected to range from 400 to 500. Business leaders and professionals from mills and other sectors will attend.
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Board of Trade
Carnegie Auditor
Carnegie Auditorium
Morning Mail
Louie Bevans to Join Dunn's Stable
Louis Beavens a West Side lightweight plans to join Jimmie Dunn's boxing stable in Cleveland. He announced after visiting former Kilbane pilot and current Flyweight champion Carl Tremaine's manager last night.
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Louis Beavens
West Side
Cleveland
Jimmie Dunn
Champ Kilbane
Carl Tremaine
How ard overwhelms Fleming in Bayonne bout
Johnny Howard, a Bayonne veteran, outpoints Frankie Fleming of Staten Island in a 12 round middleweight bout. Shamus O'Brien from Yonkers beat Vic Morgan in New Orleans. Spider Roach of Long Branch defeats Italian Joe McCarthy in a 12 round lightweight clash.
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N. J
Johnny Howard
Frankie Fleming
Staten Island
Shamus O’brien
Yonkers
Vic Morgan
New Orleans
Long Branch
Spider Roach
California
Joe McCarthy
Garage With 200 Autos Burned in Maine Blaze
A Maine fire destroyed 14 buildings including a garage housing 200 automobiles. Damage exceeded 560,000 dollars and four families were left homeless as the blaze swept through Rockland early today.
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Maine
Rockland
Four Mysteries Battle Police in New York City
Four mysteries challenge police in New York and nearby on June 19. The cases include the murder of Joseph Bowne Elwell at 244 West 70th Street, the jewel thefts of Enrico Caruso’s East Hampton summer home and Montgomery Have at 109 East 64th Street, plus the shooting death of Henry Humphrey Parsons found at his aunt’s home. No arrests have been made.
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International News Service
New York
Joseph Bowne Elwell
West 70Th Street
Enrico Caruso
East Hampton
L. I
Henry Humphrey Parsons
Elihu Root
Jefferson Hogan
Purchase
N. Y
Montgomery
East 64Th Street
Sunday church services and times listed for multiple churches
Wampum News lists Presbyterian and Methodist services with Sunday School at 10 a m and morning services, Epworth League and evening services, Rev. Woods, Rev. W P Allison, Newport M E, Clinton M B, Crescentdale and St Monica Catholic Church with Mass times, noting 9 a m or 10:30 a m Masses and 10:30 p m Sunday School.
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Christian Endeavor
Geo. Derbin
Clinton M. B
J. H. Jamison
Crescentdale
St. Monica’s Catholic Church
Hoytdale
Maloney
Visits and Travel Notes From New Castle District
Mrs. C. L. Repman and several companions motored to New Castle yesterday. Mrs. Bernard Holiday visited there on Friday. Mrs. Wm. Brown of Pittsburgh is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brown. J. A. Ketterer and H. E. Marshall were in New Castle on business yesterday. Mrs. C. E. Coulter and others spent Friday in New Castle, with Miss Myrtle Ritchie and Miss Nora Ritchie among them.
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C. L. Repman
S. Hennon
E. O. Wilson
New Castle
Bernard Holiday
Wm. Brown
Pittsburgh
W. A. Brown
J. A. Ketterer
H. E. Marshall
C. E. Coulter
Robin McAnlis
Ed. Elphie
Terry Davidson
Myrtle
Nora Ritchie
F. R. Cochran
Needler Family Attends Margaret Needler Wedding
Edenburg and Struthers residents gathered for the wedding of Miss Margaret Needler. Grandfather D P Needler attended with other relatives as guests from New Castle and Mahoningtown.
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D. P. Needler
Margaret Needler
Struthers
James Parisi
Hazel Dell
Bert Ewing
New Castle
Edenburg
J. E. Morrow
John Marcone
Margaret Lombard
Mahoningtown
Wesley Thompson
Reenlistment Rules For WWI Era Soldiers
Soldiers who served in the National or regular army during World War I may reenlist for one year. A ruling clarifies prior limits, stating the three year term applies only to service before April 2, 1917 and after February 28, 1919. The announcement was delivered to the army recruiting station in the city building.
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