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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
12
In a split schedule, St Louis thrashed Brooklyn 18 to 4 as Medwick and friends piled hits. Pittsburgh beat the Braves 8 to 2 with Swift holding, while the Yankees swept the White Sox 16 to 8 behind Ruth's 15th homer and key lineup changes by McCarthy.
In a chaotic big league game, John Jackson and Phil Liog lead with a four run debut while Keat Cincinnati shines on the mound. Ciles faces two runs as the Giants topple New York 5 to 3 amid a wild ninth inning and tense moments.
Yesterday's National League results include Pittsburgh to Boston two to five Chicago five to three New York three to St Louis sixteen to four Philadelphia seven to Cincinnati four Philadelphia seven Cincinnati three Today schedule features Pittsburgh at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Likewise American League results show Philadelphia nine Detroit four Boston nine Cleveland five New York sixteen Chicago eight Today Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Chicago New York at St Louis
The Universal Sanitary semi pro team from New Castle will face the Pittsburgh All Stars tonight at 6:30 at Centennial Field. The Universals include Regis Lehney and Socko McCarney among others, with Paul McCullough likely slated to pitch. Saturday they meet McKees Rocks, while business manager Staley plans a game with the Ranger Girls on Thursday, June 29.
The New Castle Field Club hosted a mixed fours ball event with kickers handicap attended by many members. Draws numbered players, with 98 drawn but none matching exactly, while George Winter Jr. and Mrs J F Perelman were nearest at 677. Final scores included pairs such as Winter/Perelman 1217-40-77 and Bridenough/Smith Jr. 40-31-70 among others.
On a warm June evening more than 40 members of the Business and Professional Women's Club gathered at the club's Lakewood cottage for a picnic dinner. Guests enjoyed an abundant meal served outdoors with lake views, followed by informal social time. A light exchange of jokes closed the evening as members relaxed by the cottage.
Tony Canzoneri, 2 to 1 favorite, expected to defeat Barney Ross at Chicago Stadium Friday night. Report notes Herrera offers $30,000 guarantee to the winner to defend the lightweight title against Tony Herrera, with potential venues Pittsburgh or Chicago.
HoYLAKE Eng June 31 American hopes to recapture the British Amateur crown faded as Charles Sweeney residing in England lost to H N M Fogg 4 and 3. The third round cleared. fourth to be played by nightfall reducing entrants to 39. Douglas Grant, an American entrant from Royal St Georges, defeated A B Legate of Glasgow 6 0. Canada scored another win eliminating L Owen Munn of Britain by John Nash 4 and 3.
The Field Club caddies from New Castle qualify for the Field Club team after a Friday morning qualifying event. Angelo Claint posted 43 39 81, Adolph Cimint 46 45 90, Jerry Pigs 44 46 90, Peter DiMsco 46 45 91, Richard Monsey 48 89, Andy DeLorenzo tied with Lee Colaluca at 50 44 04 after 18 holes and won eighth spot in three extra holes. They will face Castle Hills on the Castle Hill course.
Bessemer defeated the Tigers 8 to 4 at Bessemer yesterday. The Tigers led 3 0 in the second inning before Bessemer rallied for six runs and added two more in the fourth. W Puromaki and McGullough doubled for the Tigers as Nord fanned eight but allowed eight hits. Hoffmeister and Houston struggled to stop Bessemer who had eight hits. Box score lists Tigers players including Jackson Houston McCullough Sueth McCormick Cowmeadow Bauman Gall and Fottmetater. Bessemer players include Gracott Valentine W Stanley Purmaki Nord and Houston among others. Umpires were Bishop and D Rass.
Frank N. Wolf signed a three year contract as head coach and athletic director at Waynesburg College in Waynesburg Pennsylvania. Wolf led the Waynesburg Jackets to the Tri State Conference football championship in the season just completed.
The Monarchs have won 11 of 38 games and will play next on the Colored team's field. Orrs to engage in league action with the Monarchs, aiming to improve standings.
A garbled training note mentions Morrison and Severn with emphasis on proper right hand punch and smooth swinging technique. It stresses focusing on keeping the chin back and thinking about a fluid swing to improve performance.
East New Castle Colonial AO lost 11 to 4 as Colonials pitcher Crammer shut down the visitors to seven scattered hits. Henry, Mader, Watso and Melder led the Colonials offense with strong hits, while East New Castle’s lineup featured McCann, Leonard, Thornton and Rosser. Field conditions and minor miscues marked the game, with both teams citing late-inning pressure before the final out.
Ambiguous notes from Lawrence County speak of a major upcoming football clash. The Tigers, long drawing large crowds, face a pivotal half and a championship chase looms as Westside fans plan to flood Bessemer and Limestone village for the big road trip.
The Pittsburgh Pirates swept a doubleheader from the Boston Braves, winning 6-2 to extend their winning streak to four. In the third inning five runs chased starter Tom Zachary, with Bul L Swift limiting Boston to six safeties as Adam Comierosky contributed three of Pittsburgh’s eleven hits in the victory.
Mahoning A. beat Greenville Oak 8 to 5 in an exhibition last night. C. Picarro led Mahoning with three hits including a triple, and Huff, Domenick, Baker and E. Scott contributed multi hit performances. Ted Ball, former Westminster star, was injured in a pitching melee but relieved by Bortz as Mahoning posted eleven hits while Greenville managed few. Umpires Cangey and Reider.
Announcement from Tri State Conference director Robert X Graham says a football game between Grove City and Westminster may be staged in New Castle at Taggart Stadium on November 3 or 4. Local interest runs high. past games drew large crowds and fueled talk of a bigger field.
Mushball schedule shows East Side Merchants vs Warren All-Stars Saturday at 2 30 on Rose Avenue field with Warren ranked junior champions of eastern Ohio. Earlier reports note Merchants facing Spencer at 6 30 pm Wednesday and a previous win by Merchants over Third U P 5 1.
New York June 21 International News Service reports Carnera interests aim to secure the purse for the second fight against Sharkey. A parallel dispute involves a Lady in London and her barristers seeking a plaster on the purse to settle debts. Duffy’s tab and escrow arrangements may shift payments if Madison Square Garden agrees.
New York Giants trade Lon Koenecke, their 75000 dollar outfielder once hailed as a Lemon, to Brooklyn. He did not solidify in trials in the National League and is now with the Jersey City International League club after the option sale.
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