Compton’s Cures Were Too Crooked In Lake Ohio League
Yesterday’s results show New Castle 5 and Zanesville held to few hits as Akron and Sharon outhit their rivals. Lancaster strong at bat, Mansfield beats Sharon, Newark and Youngstown trade scores. Compton’s pitching notes a heavy workload with Drake and Bowers sharing mound duties.
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Athletic sports formed diversion at Walton park outing
The Reformed Presbyterian Sunday school excursion at Walton park featured a sequence of races for different age groups, including s yard dash won by Harry Rilchey, 10 yard dash won by Sloan Marlin, Open Goal won by Wallace Myers, and girl events won by Hazel Elliott and Edna El Watt. A corncob race favored Mary Hugpert, and prizes included a rose jar, a Hiawatha copy, and a china dieh. A baseball game between school nines and a basketball match by church women capped the day, which drew large attendance and strong praise as the most enjoyable school event to date.
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Sloan Marlin
Wallace Myers
Dobre
Hazel Elliott
Edna el- Watt
Parily
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Uugpert
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Martin
Prive
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New Castle Baseballs Nationals: Early 1867 Team and Tourney
The first New Castle baseball team formed in 1867 after the Civil War. Organized by Wells Clendenin, it drew large crowds to an old air grounds site near the Shepaugo tin mill. The Nationals competed with teams from Pittsburg Erie Youngstown and others in a grand tournament with a $100 purse in a match versus the enterprise team of Pittsburg.
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Nationals
Pittsburg Falls to New York on Thursday
In the National League yesterday, Pittsburg lost to New York. The brief wire notes list Chicago, Philadelphia, Louis, and Vittsburg among the results, with no further details on scores or contexts.
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New York
Toston
Chicago
Louis
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E Owen
Where the O P Clubs Will Play This Week
Philadelphia of New York and Brooklyn meet in Boston this weekLancaster travels to New Castle Zanesville faces Akron Newark and Youngstown compete at SharonLancaster plays Zanesville Newark and Mansfield also scheduled.
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FOURSOME GOLF MATCH COST LOSERS A SUPPER
A rough golf foursome match at New Castle Country Club drew crowd interest. Frank Smith and George Long defeated Richard Dana and Ralph Rose 2 up after a tense 18 holes. Dana and Rose showed solid play but fell under pressure.
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George Long
Oach
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Ralph Rose
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Shenango A C Narrowly Defeated By Friendship A G
Friendship A C defeated Shenango A C 9 to 3 at Cascade Grounds on Thursday evening. Poor attendance and early delays hampered Shenango, while Friendship capitalized with steady hitting and three strong innings. Muldowney pitched well for Shenango, scattering hits as the losers struggled to mount a comeback.
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Little Nocks Ladies ay Win Today Boys
Crowd witnessed Thursday's game as the Nocks clinched a win amid chatter of troubled times. Reports from Youngstown hint at baseball woes with Ta Linde and Compton amid transfer rumors and late pitching moves in Atlantic City.
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Pinkney
New Castle
Youngstown Telegram
New Castre
Newark
Ta Linde
South Bend
Trias
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Compton
Youngstown
McCrane
Atlantic City
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Billy Saya
Franklin Signs Players for Akron Franklin Signs Players for Akron
Franklin signs players for Akron, suggestions to directors meet approval, aims to strengthen the team. Names include Mayer and Irvine, with verbal plans to recruit more. The article notes connections to Youngstown and mentions TeLinds, previously with Berean, joining Akron.
Today’s Games Open With Five Major Matchups
Cleveland faces St. Ian, Detroit meets Chicago, Boston hosts Philadelphia, while New York plays Washington for a 1 cent exhibition of early season action.
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St. Ian
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Old Time Fighters Now Working Odd Jobs Across Nation
A rundown of former boxing greats and their current occupations. John L Sullivan is a cab driver in Boston while other champions like Jim Corbett and Bob Fitzsimmons have taken clerical, farming, or trades work. Some remain in boxing as coaches or promoters, others pursue varied lines such as printing, ironwork, or driving, illustrating the diverse postring paths of early 20th century fighters.
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Boston
Fle
Dim Jel
Jim Corbett
Dob Fitzsimmons
Ribalpg
Doulas
Tom Shirkey
Din Kid McCoy
Gus Rulin
Delphin
Jack O'Brien
Im Atlantic Cy
Peter Miller
Duvlin
Reland
Tommy West
We Chosiski
Dimmy Britt
Hilitard
Parton
Miley
Romance and Confusion At A May Baseball Game
Fragmented text recounts a May baseball game with a crank, a failing romance, and a confused narrative about a wall, wits, and engagement. The piece shifts to a medical certificate praising a patent remedy for cholera and diarrhoea, mentioning U S soldiers in Cuba and a Houston Texas claimant.
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