Italians Defeat New Castle Reds in One Sided Game
The Italian A. A. defeated the New Castle Reds 10 to 2 at B. & C. Grounds. Augustine led with four hits in five trips, Blond and Ross contributed key hits, and Angostin showcased power with three doubles. Reds pitcher General allowed multiple runs, while Angosting and Reynolds impressed as late-game standouts.
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Waltons Schedule For Week Announced
Walton A C announces the Waltons will not face the Baltimore and Ohio team Saturday. The week includes Tuesday against Lawrence Independents, Wednesday against Hungary, Thursday at D C, Friday versus Standard Stent, and Saturday against Johnson Bronza. Altman or Henry to pitch with Schetrom watching Monday night.
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Tewie and Jowie Coen Manage Raedsville Team
A southern Independent revenue postcard notes the challenge of managing a basketball team in Raedsville. Rodenbaugh, formerly first baseman for the Fords, plays for Recdaville. Egyptian law grants married women control of their property.
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Jowie
Pirates Win Fourth Game At Cascade Park Promoters Tally Heavy Fight Card
The Air Theatre at Cascade Park hosts a 10 round welterweight bout featuring Dick Evans and George Perotta with a capacity crowd expected. Promoters Jimmie Dennis and Jack Hulmes tout both fighters while managers predict a good fight. Also on the bill Ray Cole vs Leg Carmen and Jimmie O’Donnell vs Kid Tennosense, plus an eight round opener between local rivals. Pirates baseball notes: fourth straight win 11-2 over Boro A A with strong hitting by Price Kaufman Zidow and good defense.
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Jack Hulmes
Dick Evans
George Perotta
Cascade Park
Jimmie Dime
Ted Kline
Perotta
Evans
Evans-Perotta
Ray Cole
Leg Carmen
Ray
Tommy Jones
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New Castle
al Zill
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Tuet
Hane Ga
Teonessen
Jimmie O'Donnell
Jimmie
Tommy Leach
Jim
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Bime
Wale
Kid Tennosase
Prin Ha
Cole-Carmen
New York Girl Wins Eastern Net Title
Miss Florence Bailin of New York defeated Miss Anne B Townsend of Philadelphia to win the Pennsylvania and eastern states women’s lawn tennis championship. The event, begun May 29, was postponed twice by rain before the final singles match.
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Philadelphia
Florence Bailin
New York
Yesternday
Pennsylvania
Anne B. Townsend
Paul McCullough visits Toledo hurler blames breaks
Paul McCullough, Toledo A A hurler, said bad breaks explain his poor season. He pitched yesterday at Toledo, relieving Baecient. In boxing, Colored Stars clash with New Castle All-Stars on Grant Street at 6 PM. Kaileie Fuehsias named by Leonard Fuehs.
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Toledo
A. A
Baecient
New Castle
Grant Street
Patsy Brannigan
Kaileie
Coal Miner Bowman Sets Pitching Record in Doubleheader
Wilkes-Barre Pa June 19 Tommy Bowman of Nanticoke Pennsylvania pitched sixteen hitless innings in a doubleheader against Pittston and Wilkes-Barre clubs. He opened with a nine inning no hit effort fanning twelve, then relieved in the second game to throw seven more hitless innings with ten strikeouts as Nanticoke won 6 to 4.
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International News Service
Wilkes-Barre
Tommy Bowman
Nanticoke
Pittston Land Wilkes-Barre
Pittston
McGraw
Behiad
Bowman
Athletics Triumph Over Eastrook in Tight 7 6 Victory
New Castle Athletics defeated Maybrook Independents 7 to 6 on the Independents’ home field in a well played game. Drake allowed eight hits while McKee was roughed up thirteen times. Graener hit a triple and Bra den and Sargent connected for doubles as Barthrook’s Bra den and Sargent also contributed. The Athletics travel to Bease mar tonight and face the U S Outlaws Tuesday with a meeting at the Pann theatre at six o'clock for arrangements.
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Maybrook Independents
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Yosats
Drake
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Braden
Sargent
Barthrook
Beasemar
U. S
Center Cubs Defeat Yankees In Saturday Bout
Center Cubs defeated the Yankees 12 to 8 on Saturday. The Cubs took the lead in the second inning and held it. Leonard and Parlette pitched, with Leonard fanning three and Parlette recording two strikeouts.
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Yankees
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Leonard
Parlette
BE Pratt
Esy Leonard
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Juinny
Davis
Marklay
Texas
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Waters
D- Day
Venditta
Fiala
Perry
Bungo
Day
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Sheldon
Ferro
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Pratt
Mayflower Docks After Weekend Potomac Cruise
The yacht Mayflower with President and Mrs. Harding aboard docked at the navy yard at 7:30 this morning after a weekend cruise on the Potomac. About 100 lakes in the Tyrolese Alps are reported to have subsided or disappeared in the last century.
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Washington
Mayflower
President
Harding
Navy Yard
Potomac
Tyrolese Alps
Wagner's Team Beaten At Park
Cumber leads as star clouter Hartman pitches for first time this season on a local lot. New Castle Ford hitters push lead to 43 as Hartman allows few hits while striking out seven. Reidel starts for Pittsburgers as visitors rally. Cumber, Ford second baseman, tops locals with two safeties in three at bats.
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Hans
Walla
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EL Hewlett
Friesel
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Rosen
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P Ries
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O'Brien
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Bellfones Tie At Picnic In Greensburg
A rain interrupted five inning tie at Greensburg during the Pittsburgh Telephone society picnic. About fifty from New Castle traveled to Greensburg where Greensburg players from Greensburg district plus Wallington McKeesport and Johnstown formed the Greensburg team. New Castle relied on its local lineup. the game will be replayed on a future date.
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New Castle Bellfones
Greensburg
Indians Blanked On Carnegie Field
Nocera pitched for the Tigers in a Carnegie Playground league duel as the Tigers shut out the Redskins 2 to 0. Costella doubled for the winners and Ross added the only Indian hit. Nocera struck out six batters in a tight pitching duel.
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West Side Forms Baseball Team At Dependents Meeting
A West Side meeting Friday night decided to reorganize the team. Arthur Due Guinaugh was elected manager and treasurer with W Walls captain. The prospective lineup includes Guinaugh Jackson McCullough Walls Carpenter infielders Wilcox Wicherr Moffatt James McFadden outfielders Costes Campbell pitchers A Lance. No Fourth of July games scheduled. abroad games possible with arrangements. Gibbons demands money and offers defensive terms for revenue sharing.
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