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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
13
South Side Orioles defeated Coloral A. C. Mt to 4. Mash and Fullwood pitched well while Yerales and Cubs struggled through nine innings. The Orioles won by four runs as the Saare belong 22 to 18.
Houk pitched a no run, no hit game for the Cubs against the Neshannock Juniors, fanning 15 batters in a dominant showing. Core details indicate a rare pitching feat with high strikeout count and flawless hit retention.
Chicago’s Jock Hutchinson defends his British Open title against 225 entries at Royal St Georges and Prince's. Experts rate Walter Hagen as the top threat, with Jim Barnes and Abe Mitchall among capable challengers. Other strong contenders include George Duncan Joe Kirkwood and Garden City amateur C. L. Vanvleck. Qualifying rounds proceed over 18 holes at each course.
Pittsburgh lost to Brooklyn 2 to 9 while Louis beat New York 4 to 2 in a six inning and a five inning partial recap. The terse score notes reflect a doubleheader style tally from yesterday’s games.
Italian Star Juniors beat the South Side Cardinals 13 to 4 on Saturday. Palumbo pitched well with 10 strikeouts and one hit allowed. Panella fanned three. Cardella hit two doubles. Panella and Frigone contributed two and three baggers.
Games Tatay lists Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, St Louis at New York, Cincinnati at Boston, Chicagn at Philadelphia, indicating a crowded slate with strong regional teams facing off in major markets.
American League results show St Louis 6 Philadelphia 3 and Cleveland 3 New York 2. Detroit 1 Boston 1 and Washington 1 Chicago 0. Schedule lists New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Chicago and Boston at Detroit today.
In a list of matchups the Toledo team beat Kansas City 11 to 6 while other results include Indianapolis over St. Paul 7 to 0, Columbus 8 over Milwaukee 3, and Minneapolis 7 over Louisville 6 with several other score lines noted.
West Pittsburg Cubs were defeated by the Italian Star Juniors 2 to 0 at the Pennsylvania Shop grounds on Saturday. Stiella and Summerville pitched a near even game as the Juniors produced four timely hits off the Cubs’ pitcher. Garaetin notched a triple. Separately, a claim surfaces that a “largest fresh water ferry in the world” is under construction to link Detroit and Windsor, Ontario.
Minneapolis faces Louisville, St. Paul meets Indianapolis, Kansas City travels to Toledo, and Milwaukee hosts Columbus in a set of four scheduled games. The card notes four location pairings and team involvement across the region.
Yesterday's Homers American Loupe Williams and Sister of St. Louis are cited with 1 homer and season totals. Fried in New York shows league totals with American 490 and National 164. A Boston Globe joke exchange notes a domestic nagging remark about rug beating.
West Side Tigers defeated Coaltown Saturday 10 to 1 at Coaltown. Pitcher Coates held Coaltown to four hits and fanned nine, while Wilcox powered two doubles. G Earl and Hood contributed in the Tigers’ win as Coaltown’s Wood? lineup shown.
Coates 9. by Earl 3, by Baker 7. Stolen bases Earl Mayberry. Hits off Earl 6, off Baker 5. Umpires P McCullough and Turner. THE FIRST SECESSIONIST The first to suggest secession in Congress was Josiah Quincy of Massachusetts in 1811. He warned that Louisiana’s admission could force slavery’s separation, sparking a heated exchange that led to an appeal.
An old Liverpool court of passage remains a rare medieval borough court of record with near unlimited jurisdiction over city actions, surpassing the City of London court which only covers defendants employed in the city. The piece also includes lighter items: praise for Miss Mickie as a potential singer and a humorous note about a golfer husband who doesn’t come in out of the rain.
Uniontown drivers dominated the 225 mile Universal Trophy event as Ralph Murphy outs printed rivals to win in 2 hours 12 minutes 15.13 seconds at an average speed near 102.2 mph. Tommy Milton crashed late and retired after his wheel failed, while Jerry Wonderlich finished third and Fetterman fourth.
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