Hub Hart Leads Indiana Club In 1922 Season
Hub Hart, famed catcher and manager, works through Indiana Pennsylvania with a local club for the 1922 season. In a News letter he says the town’s team is just above the 1920 Castle Cards and below the Farrell Carnegie Steels, sending regards to friends in New Castle and to the News sports editor.
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New Castle
Hub” Hart
Indiana
Hub
the News
Castle
Farrell Carnegie Steels
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News
Lincoln And B. O. Teams Tie In Close Baseball Night
Lincoln Club and B and O. nine battled to a 6 to 5 tie on BR and O. grounds. Schaas faltered in the seventh allowing three runs before Mellwain relieved. Lincoln scored two in the frame but could not overtake the RB and 6. Vasella collected two baggers while Reed Glenn and Shields contributed. Umpire Evans presided as stats showed 12 strikeouts and 4 walks for Schaas and Nicholson.
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Lincoln Club
Schaas
Mellwain
Lincolns
Shields
Vasella
Reed
Glenn
Mec-Ilwain
Nicholson
Diffley
Foley
McIlwain
Evans
Culbertson
Hamilton
Huff
Domenick
Fahey
P . McIlwain
P v. O
O. Burnett
A. B
Dietz
Irwin
Watson
Ous
Frazier
Klivans Triumph Over City Transfers in Lopsided 17–3 Victory
The Klivans overwhelmed the City Transfers last night in a decisive game. Palus led with strong pitching against Cole, while both sides committed numerous errors, producing one of the season’s choicest beatings with a 17 to 3 final score.
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Klivan Brothers
Jewels
Cole
Palus
Nine Beaten Marlin Cubs At Cas cade Park
The club won a close game from the Marlin Cubs 4 to 2 at Cascade Park yesterday afternoon. Di Muccio struck out ten and allowed six hits. McKnight benefited from good support as Di Muccio took the loss. Di Caprio had two hits, Bogden doubled and singled. Final score 4-2.
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Marlin Cubs
Cascade Park
di Mucccio
McKnight
di Muccio
di Caprio
Bogden
R. H. EB. Marlin Cubs
Ale E
Morse
Tofanno
Young Yankees Defeat Cubs in Saturday Game
The Young Yankees beat the Cubs 14 to 10 Saturday afternoon as the Cubs committed three errors. The article notes ongoing junior league play with managers of 11 to 14 year old players and references team standings after the game.
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Sutton Street Cubs
Yankees
Cubs
The Gumps A Touching Letter From Mother House
A distressed speaker recounts pressure from a mother urging marriage for financial security. She recalls a bank worker suitor, the lure of wealth, and social expectations influencing family dynamics and housing plans. The tone hints at regret over choices and class pressures.
Washington crew poised for strong regatta showing at paddling bay
Davis J Walsh notes Washington, Cornell, and Navy as top oars in the annual Hudson race with Washington billed as a strong contender. He recalls Stanford and California past performances and suggests Washington's size and watermanship give it speed, while the east boasts depth with Navy and Cornell.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Horace Greeley
Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Naval Academy
University of Washington
Hudson
East
Navy
Washington
Pacific Coast
Stanford
Hiram Connibear
Brige
Syracuse
Courtney
California
Pollock Stars Fall In High Scoring Duel With Yankees
The Pollock Stars lost 18 to 12 to the Yankees in a hitting frenzy. Harper pitched for the Stars, fanning five, while Koch hurled for the Young Yankees allowing only three hits. The Yankees mounted a 11 hit attack against Harper.
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Yankees
Pollock Stars
Harper
Koch
Yanks
Cardinals Defeat East Side Cubs 6 2 on Lehigh Grounds
Cardinals beat the Marlin Cubs 6 to 2 on Lehigh grounds. Laurell and Pascella doubled, Cuba posted six putouts with no error, Johnson five, Smoke Reed struck out six while Turko fanned three. Cubs scored two, Cardinals offense had 8 hits with Reed and Turko yielding those totals.
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Marlin Cubs
Lehigh Grounds
Laurell
P. Paserella
Cuba
Johnson
Smoke" Reed
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Cardinals
Ise
Pascella
Young
Reed
Turko
Lockley
Harris
Newell
Daslberg
Lst
Ti “ Reed
Lt Rusha
McKissick
Ard Laurell
Grouse
Taylor
Cf ' Koski
Petrucci
Marcella
Marino
di Pascrella
P. Pascralla
Rich
Seungio
Ui Turko
Eee
Live Wire Nine Falls to Highland Park Juniors
The Live Wires lost 11 to 15 at Boyles Field on Saturday. Lamm and O Neal were hit hard by the Juniors pitching and the Live Wires made many errors. Umpires Miller Fisher and Dickey officiated.
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Boyles Field
Lamm
O'Neal
Highland Jrs
L. W
Ras
Kirker
Baseball season totals by league and player
National League Smith New York 1 season's total Miller Chicago 1 Peters Philadelphia 1 season's total Kaufman Chicago 1 season's total American League Ruth New York 1 Pratt Boston 1 season's total League Totals American League 201 National League 168
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New York
Miller
Chicago
Peters
Philadelphia
Kaufman
Ruth
Pratt
Boston
Jock Hutchinson Secures British Open Qualifying Spot
Jock Hutchinson of Chicago defended his British open golf title by shooting 78 in the final 18 holes, after a 71 yesterday that broke the course record. His medal score for the 36 holes was 149.
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Sandwich. Eng
Jock Hutchinson
Chicago
Hutchinson
Boro Independents To Meet Wednesday
Lewis Wittman calls former Boro Independents to gather at the South New Castle Boro fire department building on Wednesday evening June 21. Attendees include Edward Jones George Hide Carl Fleeger George Jones Cal Fleeger John Burke Howard Duncan Henry Sumner Steve Daniels John Seinkner Steve Russell and George Mitchell.
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Boro Independents
Lewis Wittman
South New Castle
Radiators Set To Host Croton A C On Tuesday Evening
National Radiators will host Croton A C at the Radiator grounds at 6 15 Tuesday evening. Pruett the college pitcher now with the St Louis Browns shows makings of a big league star.
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National Radiators
Croton A. C
Shucks
Pruett
St. Louis Brown
Edenburg Triumph Over Colored Giants in Rally
The Edenburgers avoided a shutout with a sixth inning rally on Edenburg Diamond. Al Hewitt pitched well for the A. A. s as Edenburg offense overpowered the Colored Giants who played solid ball. Texas allowed three bases on balls. Hewitt faced nine strikeouts. Umpire Fetter.
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Fetter
R. H. & Armstrong
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Wis
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Austin
Wilson
Lee Cees
Beard
xJohnson
Ghet
Edenburg
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Hoover
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