Italians Defeat New Castle Reds in One-Sided Game
On Saturday at the B and O grounds the Italian A A defeated the New Castle Reds 10 to 2 in a game featuring strong Italian A A hitting. Augustine led with four hits, J Biondi added three, and Chill contributed a three-base hit. Reds pitchers struggled as Augustine and the Italian outfielders repeatedly produced key plays.
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New Castle Reds
Augustine
Palus
Ross
J. Biondi
H. Biondi
Biondi
S. Ross
Reds
General
Frengel
Cunningham
Chill
Reynolds, Thorn & Summers
C. Ross
Pascarella
P. Ross
C Seer Evre
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Cragle
White
Dando
Daniels
Steinbrink
Fleeger
P Newswander
N. C. Reds
Augustine Ross
Newswander
Newswonder
Aufostine
Marino
Waltons Schedule For Week Announced
Walton A C reports the Baltimore and Ohio team did not appear for a game with the Waltons. Scheduled games include Tuesday against Lawrence Independents, Wednesday against Hungary, Thursday Y M C A, Friday against Standard Steel, and Saturday against Johnson Bronze. Altman or Henry will pitch with Schetrom catching on Monday night.
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Walton A. C
Baltimore and Ohio
Waltons
Lawrence Independents
Hungary
Standard Steel
Johnson Bronze
Altman
Henry
Schetrom
Reedsville Club Signings Stir Southern Independent Loop
"Tewie" real job joke aside, Coen then manages Reedsville in the Southern Independent League. Rodenbaugh, ex Fords first baseman, also plays for Reedsville as a veteran foil to manager and team dynamics.
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Jewie’ Coen
Reedsville
Rodenbaugh
The
Fords
Egyptian law on property rights for married women
The article notes that in ancient Egypt married women held control over their own property under the law, marking an early example of female property rights within a marriage.
Evans and Perotta Clash In Open Air bout Tonight
Dick Evans and George Perotta meet in a ten round welterweight bout at Cascade Park open air theatre. Promoters Jimmie Dennis and Jack Hulmes expect a capacity crowd and predict a strong, even fight with no winner declared ahead of time.
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Jimmie Dennis
Jack Hulmes
Dick Evans
George Perotta
Cascade Park
Jimmie Dime
Ted Kline
Perotta
Evans
Pirates Win Fourth Game On Tin Mill Ground
The S. S. Pirates defeated Boro A. A. 11 to 2 in four straight victories. A. Price Kaufman and Zidow led with two hits each. Price hit a triple and a double. Kaufman, newly acquired, made seven chances at short with one misplay. Fay and Miner also noted.
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Tin Mill Grounds
S. S. Pirates
Boro A. A
Pirates
Zidow
Boroites
A. Price
Kaufman
B. Price
Price
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Miner
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N. C. Reds
Bessemer
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Coaltown
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Boro
Ag Sab. O
Morgan
Walker
Swisher
Leigh
Athletics Beat Eastbrook In Tight 7 6 Thriller
New Castle's Athletics toppled Eastbrook Independents 7 to 6 on the home lot. Drake held Eastbrook to eight hits while Glasser, Bra den and Sargent produced key hits. Hartman pitched for New Castle, fanning 11 in a hard fought contest. The Athletics next meet the S S Outlaws after a game at Bessemer, with players meeting at the Penn theatre at six.
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Eastbrook Independents
McKee
Drake
The
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Glasser
Braden
Sargent
Eastbrook
Bessemer
S. S. Outlaws
Penn Theatre
New York Girl Wins Eastern Net Title
Miss Florence Bailin of New York defeated Philadelphia’s Miss Anne B Townsend 6-4 6-3 to win the Pennsylvania and eastern states women’s lawn tennis championship in Philadelphia after rain delays. The event was staged the week of May 29.
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New York
Philadelphia
Florence Bailin
Pennsylvania
Anne B. Townsend
Paul McCullough Makes Visit to Toledo A A hurler
Paul McCullough of Toledo visited friends on Saturday. Asked about his rough season he cited "bad breaks" as the reason. He pitched yesterday for Toledo, relieving Bedient in a loss.
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Paul McCullough
Toledo
A. A
Mac
Bedient
Stars to Clash With New Castle All Stars on Grant Street
Colored Stars meet the New Castle All Stars on Grant street this evening at 6 o clock. The All Stars were previously Patsy Brannigan s team last season.
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New Castle
Grant Street
Patsy Brannigan
Fuchsias Named by Leonard Fuchs Discoverer of Species
Fuchsias received their names from Leonard Fuchs who discovered this species of house plants.
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Fuchsias
Leonard Fuchs
Coal Miner Makes New Pitching Record
Tommy Bowman of Nanticoke Pa pitched sixteen hitless innings in a double header against Pittston and Wilkes-Barre Clubs. He opened with a no hit nine innings and then through seven more hitless innings in relief, striking out ten in the second game as Nanticoke won 6 to 4. Bowman totaled twenty two strikeouts.
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International News Service
Wilkes-Barre
Tommy Bowman
Nanticoke
Pittston
McGraw
Bowman
Thatcher's Brief Rule Shapes Early American Medical Publishing
The statement notes that Thatcher's Brief Rule was the sole medical text published in the American colonies until the 18th century, highlighting its unique role in early colonial medicine and print culture. It reflects the limited availability of medical literature during colonial times and the book’s prominence as a foundational source.
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Thatcher
Center Cubs Defeat Yankees 13 to 8 in Saturday Game
Center Cubs defeated the Yankees 13 to 8 on Saturday. Pitchers Leonard and Parlette led the win, with Leonard fanning three and Parlette two. Offense featured Venditta with two, Fialla, Perry, Day, and Bungo with extra-base hits. Umpires were Gerk and Pratt.
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Yankees
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Parlette
Venditta
Fialla
Perry
Bungo
Day
Sheldon
Ferro
Gerk
Pratt
Texas
Burys
Crime
Waters
Mayflower Docks After Weekend Potomac Cruise
Washington June 19 The yacht Mayflower with the President and Mrs Harding aboard docked at the navy yard at 7 30 this morning after a week end cruise on the Potomac.
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International News Service
Washington
Mayflower
President
Harding
Navy Yard
Potomac
Lakes Vanish In Tyrolese Alps Over Last Century
Belief arises that around 100 lakes in the Tyrolese Alps have subsided and vanished within the past hundred years. Observers note glacial retreat and warming trends contributing to the loss.
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Tyrolese Alps
Bellfones Tie With Greensburg at Picnic
The New Castle and Greensburg telephone teams played to a five inning one to one tie during the Pittsburgh Telephone Society picnic in Greensburg Saturday. Rain halted the game and a rematch will be scheduled.
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New Castle Bellfones
Greensburg
Indians Blanked On Carnegie Field
Nocera pitched the Tigers to a 3 to 0 win over the Redskins on Carnegie grounds. Costa’s double and Ross’s single were the only Indian hits. Nocera struck out six in a pitchers duel.
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Clemens
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Ross
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Ginochhi
R. di Muccio
J. di Muccio
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Banjo
Melder
Augustine
Paluso
Bogdon Srd
Davis
Leonard
Venditto
Indians
Costello
Barrett
P. Ross
West Side Forms Competitive Team With New Leadership
At a West Side meeting, R W Walls was named manager and treasurer and Arthur Guinaugh captain as the squad reorganizes for the season. Prospective first-game lineup includes Guinaugh Jackson McCullough Walls Carpenter infielders Wilcox Withers Moffatt James McFadden outfielders Coates Campbell to pitch with games on suitable fields and not on Fourth of July.
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R. W. Walls
Arthur
Ducky) Guinaugh
Scotland Lane
Guinaugh
Jackson
McCullough
Walls
Carpenter
Wilcox
Withers
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Coates
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Bell
Gibbons Sets Terms for Miske Clash in Youngstown
Promoter reports Tommy Gibbons will fight Billy Miske only if a $7,000 guarantee is provided and Gibbons receives 33 13 percent of gross receipts. The likely match in Youngstown, Ohio, this summer is thus uncertain awaiting terms.
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Modest
Youngstown, O
Tommy Gibbons
Billy Miske
Miske
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