Pitcher Lynch Too Much for the Potters Saturday
East Liverpool fell to New Castle 5 to 1 as Paddy Lynch dominated on the mound in the second game Saturday. Lynch matched his best form, fanning key hitters and allowing only two hits while New Castle’s Pete Porter and the entire lineup contributed to the win. Curtis returned to the outfield, delivering strong defense and offense for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Paddy Lynch
New Castle
Claymen
Lynch
Pete Porter
Curtis
Potters
Gar
Wilson
Crompton
Rf Johnson
Porter
Bradley
Liverpool
Reagan
Barton
Woodruff
Cefalu
Shanks
Abbott
O'Toole
Ross and Dime Resolve Dispute Return Of Italian to New Castle
Tony Ross returns to New Castle with manager Jimmie Dime after a settlement. He will train at Heckert hall and plans a June 30 bout with Champion Jack Johnson in Pittsburgh. Dime weighs on Ross as a top future fighter and aims for a strong start against Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Pittsburg
Tony Ross
Youngstown
New Castle
Jimmie Dime
Dime
Jack Johnson
Vcittsburg
Heckert Hall
Ross
Johnson
Mr. Dime
Exciting finish in local City League baseball game
Italian A C edged Cascade A C 6 to 4 after a ninth inning rally. Tom Clark pitched for Cascade while L Richards hit a decisive two run shot in the late frame and Candotto contributed a bunt? and two runs. Attendance was about 300 at Third U P grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade A. C
Tom Clark
Cascade
Tom
New Castle
Mr. Clark
L. Ballano
Richards
Clark
U. P
L. Richards
Candotto
Falasco
Smith
Ballano
Wise
Sotherlen
Drummers' Team Wins First Contest in Blue White Gold Uniforms
The United Commercial Travelers ball team won its first contest 7 to 5 against the East Side Sluggers. Players wore brand-new uniforms praised for their blue, white, and gold colors and neat appearance as the team seeks more opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers
East Side
Travelers
Rub-a-Lac Promoted as Time and Labor Saver
A promotional note urges readers to try Rub-a-Lac as an economical kitchen aid. It claims the product saves time and labor and prevents fatigue, appealing to homemakers who value efficiency. The message encourages asking grocers for Rub-a-Lac.
Nock s Home From Week s Campaign
The New Castle team returned from East Liverpool Saturday night where they played and won. Players report the squad in good form and poised to climb, asserting they are among the league’s strongest and that Akron and East Liverpool cannot top them. New Castle has split with East Liverpool three of four games and twice knocked the leaders from first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
East Liverpool
Akron
Potters
Sampson Strikes Out Twenty One in Volant Win
The Volant baseball team beat Slippery Rock State Normal 7 to 5 on Saturday. Sampson pitched his first game for Volant and was nearly unbeatable through seven innings. Slippery Rock scored five in the eighth and ninth due to wild throws. Potter led Volant with a single and a two base hit. Ricketts starred in the field for Slippery Rock. Volant travels to Slippery Rock for the rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volant
Slippery Rock State Normal
Sampson
Slippery Rock
Rube Waddell
Potter
Player Tom Mc Crossen Ready To Return After Akron Incident
An Akron accident last week left Tom Mc Crossen unable to play due to a head hit from a pitched ball. He has fully recovered and is expected to join the game against Past Liverpool this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Tom McCrossen
Liverpool
Where O. and P. Clubs Play This Week
Schedule of games lists multiple city matchups for June 22 to June 27. Teams include East Liverpool Akron Canton Steubenville McKeesport New Castle Erie McKeesport Exin and Youngstown with several back to back dates across venues. East Liverpool plays multiple games including two at Youngstown and Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
New Castle
Akron
Erie
Canton
McKeesport
Steubenville
Youngstown
Merry Widows Win Narrowly Over Terrace A C
The Coal Center Merry Widows defeated Terrace Avenue A C 9 to 6 on the former’s grounds. Riley pitched for Terrace A C, Young for the Merry Widows. Key plays included two base hits by Murphy and Tanner, with multiple stolen bases and 11 strikeouts for Young. Time 1 45. Umpires H Ward and Rholin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Center
Merry Widows
Terrace Avenue A. C
Riley
Terrace Avenue
Young
Terrace A. C
Murphy
C. Tanner
W. Sankey
Noss
Cy Young
Sewall
Jones
Williams
Kelly
H. Ward
Rholin
R. H
C. Sankey
Eee Smith
R. Tanner
Cc. Tanner
Er J. Young
Eee Murphy
P B. Ward
Seer
Terrace Ave
A. C
Rube Sellers Leaves McKeesport Team Over Fine
Rube Sellers the hard hitting center fielder quit McKeesport after manager Bill Thomas fined him ten dollars for not throwing to second base. Sellers trapped a ball and aimed to fool the umpire who was not deceived. He packed his grip and went home as local papers kept silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube Sellers
McKeesport
Rube
Bill Thomas
Sellers
Thomas
New Castle Necks to Play East Liverpool in Two Games
The New Castle team will stage a Tuesday doubleheader with East Liverpool after a rain postponement two weeks earlier. They face a busy week with nine games in seven days and four strong pitchers led by a healthy lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle ’Necks
East Liverpool
Potters
Steubenville
New Castle
Fisher Spends Sunday in Erie
Abraham Fisher of Long Avenue spent Sunday in Erie visiting relatives and enjoying a day away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Fisher
Long Avenue
Erie
Three Wins Tie On Five Run Scores In Saturday Games
New Castle beat East Liverpool by five runs while Canton McKeesport and Akron all posted three. East Liverpool matched a Saturday score again Sunday, losing by the same margin. Youngstown and Erie were blanked in Saturday O P league games. Steubenville and East Liverpool each totalled five runs across different opponents. New Castle remains fourth as Canton drops Sunday and does not play. Sunday winners Akron Youngstown Steubenville each scored five. losers Erie Canton East Liverpool combined to five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
McKeesport
Akron
New Castle
East Liverpool
Steubenville
Youngstown
Erie
Curtis Rejoins East Liverpool Potters After Salary Cut
Curtis, East Liverpool center fielder, quit the Claymen when told of a salary cut to meet the payroll. He left home but returned and pleaded to reclaim his old position, winning back the job after manager Osborne concession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
East Liverpool
Claymen
Ut the Potters
Osborne
Smith
Placing of New Lights Recommended by City Committee
The Seventh ward visit by the special committee on electric lights urged two new arc lights at Clayton and Third streets and at Montgomery and Ashland avenues. They also reviewed other city areas and will present recommendations at the next councils’ meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Clayton and
Third Streets
Montgomery and
Ashland Avenues
Croft and Lynch to pitch in Tuesday double header
Croft and Lynch will be Barton’s pitchers for a Tuesday double header against East Liverpool here. It marks Paddy Lynch’s first appearance this season and Croft has won Newcastle fans over. a large crowd is expected with both likely to win their games. First game starts at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croft
Lynch
Barton
East Liverpool
Paddy Lynch
New Castle
New Castle Crickets Lose First League Game at Cleveland
The New Castle Cricket club lost its first league match in Cleveland on Saturday afternoon. A large local crowd attended and the contest proved exciting with several strong performances. New Castle, composed mostly of English-trained players, will have more games and hope for a better showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Cricket Club
Cleveland
New Castle
New Castle Club
England
W. H. Evans
Neue David Mort
Siteaneesenae
Richard Wiliams
Ova
Essevacenccees
Santero
WFCOO
Icineys
Cvevavesgesteees
Ana W. J. Williams
S. Thomas
W. P. Gray
F. D. Richards
T -Brorued
T. Domkin
Enuas G. BH
JuGee
Seccnien Dhes
BR. T
J. AlBright
Wright
Faroe
McCreight Shines Then Slumps in Erie Loss to Youngstown
Scrubbie McCreight carried the Sailors with six strikeouts and five walks in a 5 to 0 defeat as Navenpara limited Erie to five hits. Erie’s offense produced only two hits off McCreight while Campbell and Shettlesworth added one each. Two errors behind him and a handful of miscues doomed the home club in a one man show verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrubbie McCreight
Erie
Sailors
Youngstown
McCreight
Navenpara
Indians
Campbell
Shettlesworth
New Castle
Motorman From Mahoningtown Injured Out On Recovery
P. G. Hess, the motorman badly hurt in the Mahoningtown street car crash about four weeks ago, is recovering. He can be out but cannot yet return to his work. He works for the company at the temporary switch on Pittsburg street. William Wente left today for a few days of business in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Hess
Mahoningtown
The
Pittsburg Street
William Wente
New York City
What Did Your Christwaist Cost
A humorous note on the value of shirtwaists and the cost of upkeep. It contrasts clean, fresh items with worn ones and promotes Easy Task Laundry Soap for effective washing. The ad emphasizes that common yellow soap harms fabrics and that five cent cakes of Easy Task are sold by grocers.
Lawrence Gunners Contest for Dupont Peters Trophies
Lawrence Gun club members held a Saturday shoot on the West side range for the Dupont and Peters Cartridge company trophies. The contest produced many good scores and an unusually interesting display of marksmanship. results followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
West Side Range
Dupont and Peters Cartridge Company
Good Record Made by New Castle Team
The New Castle team, nicknamed the Nocks, posted a solid stretch against league leaders Akron and East Liverpool. After nine games, five wins show strong effort, including nearly beating Akron 1 0 in a rare two hit loss, while one loss at East Liverpool reflected an off night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Castle
Thieves plunder W. M. Royals general store in Hilliard
Thieves pried open a door to enter W. M. Royals general store at Hilliard Sunday morning and carried away goods worth about 400 dollars. The wagon used to haul the loot was located a short distance from town but the trail went cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Royal
Hilliard
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Potters
Den
Chicago
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Cencago
Louis
Peer
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Per
Dime Ross
Ayers
Walbank
T. Richards
Miller
Cummings
Chill
D. Ballano
Ccsteewee
W. Pittsburgh
N. C. Boroug
R . P .Ttalian
Ox Miller
Terrace A.C
Wkeksport
Castoria
Job
McReight
Lawrence Gunners
Aiken Ee
Williamson
Eee
Farmer
Atkinson
French
Duff
Huey
E. Washington St
Bell Phone
Herb D. McGoun
New Castle, PA
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!