Castle Cards Are Winners' Castle Cards Are Winners'
Frank Yoho and Woodlawn Aggregation of Independents traveled to New Castle Saturday afternoon and shut out J Drugmond’s Castle Cards six to zero. Big Bil Rittleman hit a second inning triple and drove in three runs as Nye Crouch Markle and Popp followed with hits. Markle and Drummond pitched well. Castle Cards fielding and smart play kept Yoho’s men from scoring after the first inning.
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Frank Yoho
Woodlawn
New Castle
W. BE. Duerston
Castle
J. Drugmond
Yoho
Big Bil Rittleman
Drugmond
Nye
Crouch
Markle
Popp
Bessemer Falls To New Castle In Tight 3-2 Baseball Duel
The Bessemer boys lost 3-2 to the New Castle Reds in a closely matched afternoon game. Both teams collected five hits, Bessemer committing two errors. Frengel and Poikonen combined for nine strikeouts.
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Bessemer
New Castle Reds
New Castle
Reds
Dando
Generell
Miller
Swisher
Teat Bessemer R. H E
Wire
C Coie
Wee
L. Nord
Ist
Hee
Benson
Poikonen
P Carlson
A. Nord
Conners
Clarky
Sewer
Hedigore
Frank Mills Is Leader At Bat In Saturday Game
Frank Mills tops the lineup for the club with strong hitting as Saturday’s game against Woodlawn is not included. Team batting averages stand at .289 based on compiled figures.
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Frank Mills
Woodlawn
Flirtin With the Sparrows Upside in City Ball Show
Saturday's game featured strong pitching by Tom Davies and nine strikeouts. Rittleman Markle Popp and Nye sparked offense with multiple hits and a third inning tally. Officials missed several potential errors while Davis impressed at shortstop.
Conway Started Disaster In Eighth Inning
Conway sparked a late rally by slugging a homer in the eighth. The confident slugger taunts the Salem pitcher as the two clubs prepare for a midweek showdown next Wednesday afternoon.
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Conway
Salem
Garvey Recruited Quickly for St Bonaventure Star
Information from the sponsor indicates Garvey, the St Bonaventure star who can play any position, is being wired for immediate arrival. His versatility on the hill is highlighted as a key asset.
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Garvey
St. Bonaventure
Attendance improves despite scarce local game attendance
The piece notes dissatisfaction with attendance and criticizes “bulletin sports” for detailing events while many would not attend a game. It calls for better crowds and implies a need for more engaging coverage to draw interest.
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Bulletin Sports
Automobile owners invited to park by park fence rules
The report notes that car owners may enter the game and park their machines near the park fence, following ground rules. Markle’s strikeouts are counted as one in the second, one in the third, two in the fourth, one in the fifth, two in the sixth, and two in the seventh, totaling nine.
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Markle
Salem visit aims for grand game with ex-big leaguers
Drummond fanned nine as Salem brings a lineup of ex-big leaguers to town for Wednesday’s game. The locals hype a grand matchup against the visitors and expect a lively crowd.
Baseball Summary From Yesterday Scores
New York defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 0 and Chicago triumphed 4 to 2 over Brooklyn. No additional games were on the slate yesterday.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
Games Today Feature Top Matchups Across Baseball Hearts
Pittsburgh faces Brooklyn while St Louis meets Boston and Chicago plays New York. Cincinnati clashes with Philadelphia as fans await pivotal early season battles across major leagues.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Washington Beats Detroit Before Rain Halts Game
Washington defeats Detroit 9 to 4 after six innings as rain ends play. Other scores include Chicago 7 over Philadelphia 5, Boston 10 over Cleveland 9, and New York 4 to St. Louis 3.
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Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Washington at Detroit and more matchups listed
A slate of NBA NBA matchups includes Washington at Detroit, Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at St. Louis, and Boston at Cleveland. Each game pairs a major market with a rival city in early season scheduling.
Castle Cords Rally Through Nine-Game Run
Castle Cords post a .667 team average while playing nine rubber matches, winning six and losing three. Mills leads with .989, Rittleman second at .941, and Coen Nye at .875 and .889 respectively. Conway adds a .857 across eight games as fielding and batting figures appear inconsistent in the compiled sheet.
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Frank Mills
Castle Cards
Conway
Jewie’ Coen
Gentile
George Nye
Coen
Nye
Rittleman
Big Bill
Mills
Jopp
Ritteman
Penn
Errate
Ope
G. Ab.r. H
Hr.sh.sb
McCullough
Twi
Myland
Hutnie See
Croud
Hughes
Genger
Markle
PNR Iss Sd
Whae Ate Ee
Bane Tee So
Ashenfelte
Ori Bop
Elders defeat New Castle Independents on Boyles Field
The Elder A. C. defeated the New Castle Independents five to two on Saturday afternoon. Errors by the Independents helped the Elderites, while Black and Flaherty powered with two base hits and a triple. Allen pitched well for the Elder A. C., striking out 10 and allowing only two hits. Pannella, Brooks, Richards, and Flaherty contributed misplays for New Castle as Ducky Guinaugh guarded the plate for the Independents.
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New Castle Independents
A. GC
Boyles
Independents
Pannella
Brooks
Richards
Flaherty
Black
Allen
A. C
Elderites
Ducky Guinaugh
Rreck
Homing Pigeons Run Four Races in Local Loft Meet
Pigeon fanciers host a series of races with strong local interest. The latest results come from a May 22 event covering a 150 mile Marion route, featuring 0.7 lofts and 59 bids.
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Marion
Lofts
Two Baggers-Black Flaherty in Scoring Drive
Baseball box score notes the Two Baggers defeat Three Baggers with Black and Flaherty pitching. Allen fans 10 as Flaherty fends off 9 hits before being lifted in the fifth. Davis Guinagh F Ross McCann Burnett steal bases. Brooks Richards Burnett turn double plays.
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Harry Kiser
Jas P. Cook
Morris Fulkerson
Geo. Nickum
Harry Littlewood
Elder A. C
Stimple
Ray
Davis RF
Geo
Nickum Ward
Allen
Jas. P. Cook
Er C. Inde
Pannella
Ss, Aue
N. Ross
Brooks
Frank Boys
Guinagh
C. Escapes
Ce F. Ross
Greenfield
Ind
Lofts
Richards
Birds Earl
Travers
Flaherty
Burnett
Nickum
Jas P Cookeene
Terra Haute
Black
Jones
Earls
Gainagh
Ross
Davis
F. Ross
McCann
Hayden
Washington Reds Beat Oakland Juniors in Ten Innings
Washington Reds beat Oakland Juniors 3 to 1 in ten innings at American Can grounds. Clarke snagged Carney’s fly to double Price off first as Reds held rally in tenth. Kaufman hurled steady baseball, tops in hitting for Reds. costly errors inflated Juniors’ runs. Hicks two base hits, Logan three base hits. Nickum and Plonka threw for Juniors. umpire Zida.
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Oakland
Washington Reds
Reds
Clarke
Carney
Price
Kaufman
Hicks
Logan
D. Kauffman
Plonka
Nickum
Halls
Kauffman
Zida
R. H. E Geddis
Wee Clarke
J. Kauffman
A. Jinks
Eeeeres
Jones
Oakland Jrs
R. H. E Paulaski
Ny Marga
Llewellyn
Nickum Plonka
Boda
Hyrek
Salem Here Next Wednesday in Midweek Baseball Showdown
Salem Ohio schedules a Wednesday crowd test against the Castle Cards. The Buckeye independent club is built from ex big leaguers and touted as one of Ohio’s fastest teams. Attendance concerns threaten midweek games, with only a few hundred fans so far. The Salem lineup is praised for speed, rivaling Oil City and Frank.
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Salem
Castle Cards
Buckeye
Ohio
Salem Crew
Oil City
Frank
Ellwood City Beats B. and O. 6 to 2 in Weekend Game
Ellwood Citys Standard Engineering team defeated the B. and O. from town 6 to 2 on their grounds Saturday. Horner and Taggert led the railroaders with three hits each while Krause and Kirker pitched well for Ellwood. The series is tied and another game is expected soon as rochelle salt crystals offer a novel battery substitute for telephone transmission.
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Standard Engineering
Ellwood City
Railroaders
Battley
Taggart
Ellwood
Kirker
Krause
Horner
Taggert
McKinny Brothers
Ellwood Boys
Sport proposition feasible idea for New Castle carnival
Businessmen interviewed by the Sporting Editor consider a July or August carnival of sport feasible to attract visitors from Beaver Mercer and Lawrence counties and nearby cities. A field day with a baseball game and an evening attraction could boost advertising and bring thousands to the city, increasing revenue for Castle Cords and local businesses.
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New Castle
The
News
Beaver
Mercer
Lawrence
Youngstown
Warren
Niles
Castle Cords
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Akron
George Chip Praises Frank Carbone After Gruelling Youngstown Bout
George Chip admits the recent ring war with Frank Carbone in Youngstown was among his toughest bouts. He pays tribute to his opponent while reflecting on his own endurance from prior clashes in the ring.
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George Chip
Hig
Frank Carbone
Youngstown
George
Ring
Carpentier Poised to Return to France After Dempsey Acquittal
The article notes Georges Carpentier’s readiness to head back to France and mentions he has earned thousands since arriving. It questions whether Jack Dempsey’s acquittal might hasten Carpentier’s departure and asserts that informed quarters believe Carpentier does not want any of Dempsey’s kind of fight.
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Georges Carpentier
France
Georges
Jack Dempsey
Carpentier
Cliff Markle Dominates Castle Cards Pitching
Local fans tout Cliff Markle of the Castle Cards for a perfect 4 0 record in four starts, with 46 strikeouts and a 1.000 ERA. McCullough and Ashenfelter also post strong figures as Castle Cards face Salem Professionals. note excludes Saturday vs Woodlawn.
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Cliff Markle
Castle Cards
Salem Professionals
Markle
Cliff
McCullough
Edenburg
Mac
W. L
Ashenfelter
Hughes
Woodlawn
Junior Leaguers To Meet Tuesday Night
A important meeting of the Junior Baseball league will be held at the YMCA at 8 30 Tuesday night. Every team is urged to have a representative present as several important matters will be taken up. Standings list West Side Tigers seven wins two losses South Side Juniors four Atlantic Juniors two One tied game.
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West Side Tigers
South Side
Atlantic
Wampum Triumphs Over Homewood In 2-1 Duel
Wampum Crescents defeated Homewood 2 to 1 in a tightly played game. Grinnen starred with a single and two doubles driving in the first run and scoring on Robertson's three-bagger. Key defensive plays included two sparkling double plays by P Robertson and Plyler and Dewayne Burley’s ninth inning diving catch. Homewood’s lone run came after a misthrow by F Kelner on Dunlap’s line drive.
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Wampum Crescents
Homewood
F. Kelner
Kelner
Dunlap
Myers
R. Robertson
W. DeSanzo
Wampum
Burley
P. Desanzo
Blythe
Two-base and three-base hits noted in Homewood game
In the Wampum match at Homewood, Grinnen had two-base hits while P. Robertson recorded a three-base hit. Burley and Myers combined for eight strikeouts each. Burley issued two walks and Myers one hit by pitch. Double plays featured R. Robertson to Plyler and Kenner to Robertson to Blythe. Umpires were Gordon and Robertson.
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Wampum
Grinnen
P. Robertson
Burley
Myers
R. Robertson
Plyler
Kenner
Robertson
Blythe
Gordon
Homestead Grays to Play Double Header Here
Homestead Grays are set for a double header on July 5, per Coach Roy Kerr. He emphasized keeping Castle Cards out front and aims to defeat the fast colored aggregation in two contests.
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Homestead Grays
Roy Kerr
Kerr
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