Printers vs Dry Goods at Cascade Park ends with ten runs
The Printers tallied ten runs in five innings at Cascade Park, matching and exceeding the New Castle Dry Goods tally. Davis and Jones struggled on the mound while Velker, Stein, Peters, Donnan and others produced runs though innings were chaotic with misplays and exuberant excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hugh Blair
Cascade Park
New Castle Dry Goods
Hurler Davis
Frank
Davis
Jones
Conway
Nation Department
Johnson
Fisher
Stein
Dry Goods
Williams
Velker
Nervy Velker
Federal League Yesterday's Results Highlights
At St Louis Brooklyn won 8 to 6 in nine, with St Louis 9 runs on 12 hits. Batteries were Suggs Jacklitsch for Brooklyn and Stone Easterly for St Louis. In Kansas City Baltimore defeated Kan City 4 to 5 after a late rally. Pittsburg Chicago not scheduled. Buffalo Indianapolis postponed due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Kansas City
R. H. E. Baltimore
Kan. City
Suggs
Jacklitsch
Stone
Pittsburg
Chicago
Buffalo
Indianapolis
R. H. & Printers
Allen
Conway
Williams
Gresham
Davis
Oalee
Peters
Johnson
Donnan
Fisher
R. H. E. Dry Goods
H.E
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Liams
Welker
Frank
Jones
Rogers
Balk
Baseball Scores From New York Philadelphia and Boston
Yesterday results show Cincinnati 6 to 4 over New York in nine frames at New York Chicago 8 to 7 at Philadelphia St Louis 5 to 7 at Boston and Pittsburgh Brooklyn game postponed Batteries listed for each park with Ames Clarke Marquard Meyers Zabel Cheney Needham Jacobs Burns Killifer Griner Salle Snyder Rudolph Whaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. H. E. Cincinnati
Ames and Clarke
Marquard and Meyers
Philadelphia
Boston
R.H. E. St. Louis
Griner, Salle and
Snyder
Rudolph
Whaling
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Games Today Matchups Across Major Leagues
Pittsburg visits Brooklyn, Chicago plays Philadelphia, Cincinnati travels to New York, and St. Louis faces Boston in a slate of today’s games.
Baseball scores from the American League action
Detroit saw Washington lose 2 to 8 as Dauis and Stanage teamed for 38 hits allowed. Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 3 behind Collins and Carrigan. St Louis beat Philadelphia 9 to 2 with Wielman Agnew handling duties. Several games postponed due to rain with New York, Cleveland, and Boston awaiting matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Washington
Boehling
Henry
Dauis and Stanage
Chicago
Boston
Collins and Carrigan
Benz and Schalk
St. Louis
R.H.E
Wykoff
Schang
Wielman
Agnew
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Paris Taxes All Auto Gasoline On Entry
A historical note warns motor tourists that Paris taxes automobile gasoline entering the city by measuring fuel capacity and demanding a levy per liter or gallon. The tax, applied to in town fuel, leads many to buy just outside the city line. The piece also cautions visitors about Klaxon use and headlamp laws, and highlights rare arrests for speeding while encouraging very cautious driving due to high car speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Paris
France
Better Than Ten Letters From Home
Advertises vacation readers that The News can be mailed daily to any U S or Canadian location for 25 cents a month or 10 cents a week. Orders must be made at The News office to avoid carrier errors and ensure proper mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Carr
Pitt vs Kansas City and Other Nhl Matchups
Pittsburg plays Kansas City while Crooklyn visits Indianapolis and Baltimore hosts St Louis Buffalo travels to Chicago in a set of city matchups.
Baseball Scores at Milwaukee Kansas City Minneapolis St Paul
American Association results listed from Milwaukee Kansas City Minneapolis and St Paul with Indiana Louisville Columbus and Cleveland in score lines. Batteries Merz Adams Blair Jacks Hughes Toney Severoid Baskett Morgan Moore Scheneberg Smith Fiene M Smith Rondeau George Devoght and others noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Merz, Adams and Blair
Jacks and Hughes
Kansas City
R.H. E
Louisville
Kan. City
Toney and
Severoid
Baskett, Morgan and Moore
Minneapolis
Columbus
Scheneberg
Smith
Fiene
M. Smith
Rondeau
St. Paul
R.H.E. Cleveland
George and
Devoght
Hall
Glenn
Cleveland
Louisville Ao
Wee
Minneapolis O
Injured Barron Improving After Express Strike
J A Barron, badly hurt when struck by a B and O express last Wednesday, is resting more easily at Mercy hospital Pittsburg. Friends from the city have stayed with him since the accident and believe he will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Barron
O. Express
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg
Overconfidence Lapses Cost Harvard Yale Victory in Varsity Race
Yale edged Harvard by about three feet in the big varsity race seen at New London. Judges credited Yale and blamed Harvard's easy pace and grandstand tactics for the defeat. Spectators on shore largely believed Harvard won until the officials declared Yale the victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New London
Yale
Harvard
Crimson
Three Mile
Eli Gang
Ban Johnson declares war on Federal League
President Ban Johnson abandoned any peace effort with the Federal league and declared that no deserter from the American League can return to organized baseball. He vowed court action to block players who join Federal league clubs and called to scrap the rivals. He criticized Hal Chase for defecting from the White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Federal League
Ban Johnson
Johnson
American League
Hal Chase
Chicago White Sox
Federals
George Chip Sets Sights On Fourth Of July Fight
Ex middleweight champion George Chip trains in Frisco San Francisco for a championship bout with Billy Murray on July Fourth. He reports good shape and expects a crowd of 15000 to 25000. fans back in New Castle send greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chip
San Francisco
Billy Murray
Murray
New Castle
American in British Race Opens Hendon to Manchester Flight
An aeroplane race from Hendon to Manchester and back, totaling 325 miles, began in Hendon this forenoon with nine entrants. Among them was American pilot W. L. Brock, winner of the recent aerial derby around London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Hendon
Eng
Manchester
W. L. Brock
London
West Pittsburg Falls to Feds in 3 2 Heartbreaker
The Federals defeated West Pittsburg 3 to 2 as less fielding in the pinch hitters hurt West Pittsburg. Both hurlers allowed five hits and six strikeouts each, with Gwin gaining the win due to better defensive support. It marked the Feds first win over West Pittsburg amid town celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pittsburg
Federals
Gwin
Feds
Barry Club Nine Schedules Games
The Barry club baseball team lists three games for next week. Tuesday they face the Printers at Cascade park, Wednesday they play at St Marys school picnic, and Saturday they meet the Elliott Blair mill team on Grant street grounds. Barry beat Elliott Blair last weekend and expects a tougher matchup next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Printers
Cascade Park
St. Mary’s School
Park
Elliott- Blair Mill
Grant Street
Elliott- Blair
Barryites
Barry Club
Mahoning M. E
Realty Transfers Listed by Ward and Amount
Realty transfers show multiple deeds with wards and prices. Chas C Robingson to Cesidio Jesse Malizia for $1 in Third ward. John W Knox to John G Noth durst for $300 in Second ward. Norman E Emerick to Wm W Fielding for $2 500 in Third ward. A 1 Wachs to Alfonso Cararella for $5 000 in Eighth ward. A 5 Booker to BE A Wilson for $1 in Second ward. Leorra R Kennedy to Frank E Alborn for $6 000 in Scott. George T Weingartner to Floyd E Kennedy for $1 in Shenango. George E Leslie to Robt E Speer for $400 in First ward. John Fair to Frank Conti for $1 in Eighth ward. John A McKee to Chas C Rigby for $75 in Fifth ward. Frances C Falls to Chas C Rigby for $1 in Fifth ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. C. Robingson
Cesidio
Jesse Malizia
John W. Knox
John G. Nothdurst
Norman E. Emerick
Wm. W. Fielding
A. 1
Wachs
Alfonso Cararella
Booker
BE. A. Wilson
Leorra R. Kennedy
Frank E. Alborn
Scott
George T. Weingartner
Floyd E. Kennedy
Shenango
George E. Leslie
Robt. E., Speer
First Ward
John Fair
Frank Conti
Eighth Ward
John A. McKee
Chas. C. Rigby
Fifth Ward
Frances C. Falls
St Marys Picnic Set With Ball Games and Meet
St Marys school plans a Wednesday picnic at Cascade park with events at 9 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Barry Jrs versus Martin Gantz school in a morning ball game. 2 p.m. athletic meet for boys and girls and Barry club members. Barry baseball team to face an out of town squad at 9:15 p.m. with a strong lineup expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School
Cascade Park
Barry Club
Beaver
Washington Streets
Barry Jrs
Martin Gantz
Barry
Surgeons Reverse Blood Flow in Leg
In Richmond Virginia Memorial hospital surgeons reversed arterial and venous flow in the leg of 38 year old railroad man F D Luck. The operation Redirected arterial blood into the veins to rescue the limb after arteries choked by overgrown walls threatened gangrene. The leg is returning toward normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
F. D. Luck
Luck
Memorial Hospital
City to Print Light Rate Cards for Public Distribution
By council action this morning 1,500 cards detailing the provisions of the new city electric contract relating to domestic and commercial rates will be printed. The move follows numerous requests for copies aimed at informing electricity consumers and the general public.
Charter Granted Enamel Company Forms Local Firm
A charter for the Crichton Curl Enamel company was filed at the courthouse today. Based in Ellwood City the firm manufactures enamel signs and other ware. Incorporated for 25000 dollars the stock equals 250 shares of 100 dollars each with James D. Crichton Beaver Falls holding 75 shares Alfred Wych erly Ellwood City with 45 shares and Cc A Curl Beaver Falls with 60 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crichton-Curl Enamel Company
Court House
Ellwood City
James D. Crichton
Beaver Falls
Alfred Wycherly
Cc. A. Curl
Noted Conscience Seared in Silent Judgment
A historical remark on moral decline, describing many men as having a conscience burned away, leaving a stark image of ethical erosion and hardened character. The line underscores a critique of moral laxity and a call for accountability.
Women charged with keeping a bawdy house in South Street
Inez Davis and Anna Jackson colored women faced trial before Judge Porter on charges of keeping a bawdy and disorderly house. Neighbors testified to lively activities, men visiting at all hours, fights and disorder, with witnesses noting the women beckoning entrants and scanty attire in the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Davis
Anna Jackson
Porter
David Gettings
South Street
Autoists Face Traffic Violations On Night Report
Police report several traffic law violations including C B Allen Mercer county turning on the wrong side of the street and receiving a reprimand. A red rear light missing on car license 10507 was noted by Officer Isabella. Peter Klein auto 84430 stood on Long avenue two hours and O S Cunningham auto 84511 remained there two hours and 55 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Allen
Mercer County
Isabella
Peter Klein
West Long Avenue
Long Avenue
O. S. Cunningham
Court Street
City Considers One Light Standard for Street Lamps
Councilmen debated lighting options for Washington street curb lights and heard information from a Peerless company representative. The group favored a single light standard over cluster lighting for the new system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Peerless Company
Warren
Ohio
Guardian Appointed for Helen Margaret Ridley
Judge Porter appoints J. C. Norris guardian for Helen Margaret Ridley a minor daughter of Margaret Sitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Norris
Porter
Helen Margaret Ridley
Margaret Sitler
Fire Alarm Numbers List for New Castle Area
A historical city list catalogs fire alarm cross streets and landmarks in New Castle and surrounding areas. It names dozens of intersections and facilities including hospitals, mills, potteries, and works such as Lawrence Glass Works and New Castle Hospital along with street pairings and notable buildings like Central Station and Engine House locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Glass Works
Elm and Fails
Hospital
Jefferson and
Grant
Beaver
Jefferson St
Bridge
Grant and Green
Wilmington and Edison
Mercer St
Lincoln Ave
Lincoln and
Rhodes Place
Carlisle and Laurel
Mercer and Lincoln
Highland
Wallace Ave
Neshannock Ave
East and
Elder
North Bay
Ridge
Crawford and Erie
Jefferson and George
Lyndal and Belmont
Summit
Sutton
Nail Mill
Moravia
Mill
Home
Long Ave and
Pollock
Long Ave
W. Miller
Terrace
Hamilton and Electric
Westside
Grant and Sampson
New Castle Pottery Co
Engine House
Shenango Pottery Co
West North
Sankey
Washington and Lee Ave
Grasselli Chemical Co
McCleary and Sampson
Mahoning
Car
Cedar and
Orchard Sts
New Castle Box Factory
Swansea and
Cedar Sts
Seventh Ward
Forge and Bolt Works
Second
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pet
Cincinnati
Crooklyn
American Assn
Fireman
The
Star Company
Frank G. Menke
Frisco
H. & Williams
Pitzer
F. Foley
Lowash
Llewellyn
O Cochran
D. Foley
Love
Kress
KE Gwin
Wee Ward
Shannon
Steee * Savage
Tea Zellman
Rf Jamison
Eewnie Anderson
Tenes Hutnie
West Pittsburgh
St. Mary’s
Enamel
Guardian
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