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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
28
The Phillies surge in the National League tops this roundup as Chuck Klein and Wes Schulmerich lead Philadelphia past Cincinnati twice. Giants, Cards, Pirates win. Yankees pull ahead in the American League behind Ruth and McCarthy changes. Boston and Detroit win. Cleveland, Detroit struggle. Senators idle.
Johnny Jackson and Glenn Spencer are highlighted as the Hero and the Goat after a 7 to 4 debut win over Cincinnati. The Giants supported the Cubs with two runs on a hit batsman and a wild pitch as New York fell 5 to 3 to Chicago. The passage also notes skepticism about rapid congressional reforms and the slow process of changing law.
Pittsburgh defeated Boston 6 to 2 while Chicago beat New York 5 to 3. St Louis overwhelmed Brooklyn 15 to 4 and Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 7 to 4. Philadelphia then won 7 to 3 in a second meeting with Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh visits Boston while St Louis plays Brooklyn Cincinnati heads to Philadelphia and Chicago travels to New York in a slate of four Friday games.
Boston visits Detroit while Philadelphia plays Cleveland and Washington meets Chicago. New York travels to St Louis for a full day of basketball games.
Centennial field hosts the Universals a semi pro squad from New Castle to clash with the Pittsburgh All Stars featuring Regis Lehney Jerf Levy George Dashback and Socko McCarney. Clem General plans Paul McCullough to start with McKees Rocks game set for Saturday at Centennial field.
Last evening at New Castle Field Club a Mixed Four Ball Foursome with kickers handicap drew 76. Teams included George Winter Jr and Mrs J F Perelman who were closest with 77, and other pairs posted scores 79 and 81 with varying handicaps.
Tuesday evening drew 40 or more members and guests of the Business and Professional Women's club to their Lakewood cottage for a outdoor dinner with a lake view. A lighthearted exchange about marriage and costs sparked the informal, social gathering.
A compact reflection contrasts heat with car culture as pedestrians praise cooler streets. The piece notes how extreme temperatures shift daily routines and prompt debates over energy use and urban design.
Chicago June 21 They rate Tony Canzoneri a 2 to 1 favorite to defeat Barney Ross at Chicago Stadium Friday night. The piece notes Canzoneri’s past losses to Rangy boxers and to Wesley Ramey while highlighting his rise to prominence and disciplined regimen.
Twelve caddies at New Castle Field Club held a qualifying round to form the eight member team for competitions with local and surrounding courses. Angelo Cimini led with 42 39 81, others posted high scores. Andy DeLorenzo beat Lee Colaluca after three playoff holes to secure eighth, with Victor Ross, Charles DeMark and Joseph Nicoletti also scoring for the squad. The team travels to Castle Hills on Friday morning.
Bessemer defeated West Side 8-4 to tighten the race for the American division title in Lawrence County. After three Tigers runs in the second, Bessemer answered with six in the home half and two more in the fourth, as Nord allowed five hits and struck out eight. The next meeting is Friday at 6:30 p.m. on the Avenue field.
The Colonials defeated East New Castle 11 to 4 as A C pitcher Coley Crammer held the Merchants to seven hits and struck out seven. Colonials totaled 11 hits led by Warso Crammer and Melder with two base hits apiece and Melder drawing a walk.
Mahoning A A of the Seventh Ward defeated Greenville Oak hursts 8 to 5 at E A field. C Picarro led with three hits including a triple. Huff Domenick and Mash slugged doubles and triples. Perritta held the visitors hitless in relief as Stone left with an injury.
A $30,000 guarantee will be paid to the lightweight champion winner to defend the title this summer against Tony Herrera of El Paso Texas. Ray C. Alvis Herrera’s manager said the bout would be staged in Pittsburgh or Chicago. Herrera defeated Wesley Ramey in ten rounds at Grand Rapids Michigan last week.
HOYLAKE England June 21 American hopes of recapturing the British amateur golf crown dim as another American falls. Charles Sweeney residing in England loses to H N M Fogg of Britain 4 and 3 as the field shrinks to 32 entries. Canada adds a victory with John B Nash over L O M Munn 4 and 2. Douglas Grant of Royal St Georges defeats A B S Legate 6 and 5.
Frank N. Wolf signed a new three year contract as head coach and athletic director at Waynesburg college in Waynesburg Pennsylvania. He led the Waynesburg jackets to the Tri State Conference football championship last season.
Orrs will play the Monarchs today while Mahoning sits out a league game. Orrs have eleven wins and Monarchs six wins in sixteen games. The contest occurs on the colored team’s field.
Alex Morrison notes many players claim they stay conscious of delivering the right hand punch as the club head nears impact on the ball. He argues such precise timing is impractical during the downswing and that success hinges on smooth swinging and keeping the chin back.
In Lawrence County league action Bessemmer and the Tigers are tied heading into Friday’s championship clash likely to draw record West Side crowds. The note adds Dr. George T. Gregg Jr winning the Western Pennsylvania golf title at Oakmont with a 75 and Waynesburg coach Frank N. Wolf’s three year reappointment.
The Pirates routed Boston 6 2 to extend their winning streak to four games. Tom Zachary struggled in the third inning, and Adam Comorosky led Pittsburgh with three of eleven hits as Bill Swift held the Braves to six safeties.
Tri-State conference publicity director Robert X Graham announced the annual Westminster Grove City football game could be held at Taggart Stadium in New Castle on November 3 or 4. The potential site would draw a large crowd from Westminster and Grove City alumni in the area.
In a historical style exchange, Henry boasts of 17 ducks shot in a day. He admits the birds were not wild but owned by a farmer, implying tension over the owner’s property.
East Side Merchants and Warren clash at Rose avenue field at 3 p.m. d s t on Saturday. A 6 30 p.m. d s t game follows versus Spencer. Merchants beat Third O P five to one in last outing. Cyclones beat Foskitts 22 to claim their second straight mushball win.
Caiazza A C edged the Wilmington Sluggers nine to eight yesterday. T McCormick M McGregor J Duffy and P Pecaro starred for the winners while G Swisher G Basher and Burkley played well for the losers. Carnegie Midgets hold 12 wins with no defeats this season per today’s notice.
DiPaolo Reliables defeated St Andrews Juniors 8 to 0 at Gaston Park yesterday. Frank Pagley hit his 10th home run while Pezzone allowed only two Juniors hits. Tonight Cascade park mushball opens at National Radiator field at 6 30 with Babs or Schorera for Cascades and Mauri or Heasley for Radiators. Warren to play East Side Merchants Saturday at Rose avenue, Warren touted as junior champions in eastern Ohio. Courthouse Sluggers routed Boston A C 29 to 6 at Boston field led by Dinsmore Dunlap and Thompson with Joe Johnston striking out 11.
St Andrews church mushball team defeated the East Side Merchants 12 to 3 at Gaston park Monday night. Babs pitched well allowing three hits while Dwyer and Gresham worked for the Merchants. Tonight Saints meet Oak A C at Gaston park with future games against Catholic A C and Millers of Ellwood City at the same venue. North Hill beats Ex-High Stars 10 to 2 at Boyles field. Johns homered for North Hill. Boston outpitched Collaluca.
All-Americans defeated Lee Avenue 19 to 16 yesterday. B Hannon pitched for the winners and Kearns hurled for the losers.
M. J. Donnelly is congratulated by W. W. Klingman vice president of the Equitable Life Insurance Society on qualifying for the $250,000 corps of the 1933-1934 Agency Clubs.
New York editor reveals the Carnera camp trains for a second postfight bout against Sharkey while a separate legal tussle seeks to place a heavy purse in escrow. The saga centers on the Lady in London and unpaid costs tied to Duffy’s tab and voucher charges.
New York Giants trade outfielder Lon Koenecke forBrooklyn rights after months of failed NL tryouts. Koenecke moves from the Giants to the Jersey City club in the International League.
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