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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
28
An exhibition of swimming and fancy diving is planned for Saturday at 4 Cascade Park. Jack Hulme, life guard, will perform with Jack Herbert and Johnny Craft presenting underwater endurance, skulling, and a boat-pulling stunt with hands tied behind the back.
The Italian A A and the Colored Giants clash Saturday at the B and O Grounds for the first time this season. The Italians seek to rebound after a slump, having won three straight over local independents. Expect hard pitching from Frank Cole Ike Biondi or Frampton for the Italians with General catching. Johnny Waters, the Colored Giants ace, will face the I A A bats in a bid to hold the big hitters at bay.
South Side Independents head to Ellwood City to face the Ellwood Eagles at Lawrence Field on Saturday afternoon. They beat Ellwood previously at Tin Mill grounds and aim for another victory in this rivalry game.
Independents and the Ellwood City Eagles will play on the Lawrence grounds at Ellwood City Saturday afternoon. The Independents are asked to meet at Sam Lewis store at 1 o'clock.
New London Conn June 22 Yale's Blue and Harvard's Crimson were carried from many vantage points as fans lined the Thames for the fifty sixth Yale Harvard boat race. An estimated crowd ranging from 5 000 to 125 000 watched the day’s events amid crimson and blue banners. Yale favored after recent workouts reported 20 minutes 3 seconds for four miles, Harvard weight 1756 8 to Yale 1741 5. The first events were freshmen and junior varsity two mile races with the four mile main race at 7 p m.
Lawrence Independents prepare for a tough test against the Seventh Ward Y M C C Saturday afternoon at Lawrence Feld. With a strengthened lineup, the Indies choose pitchers Joe Speed Zidow Bob Tones and Nickum to duel the visitors.
GROVE CITY Pa June 22 The first in a summer series of golf tournaments is set for Friday at the Country Club. Tournament committee members include Dr. Ww. and others arranging the Tyromy series with details to follow.
Ey Purvis F P Graham Dr B A Montgomery announce a two-town golf series dubbed the 2 flag tournament. Thirteen players per team will compete in matches between Grove City and Tarentum with dates set from June 22 through September 22 including handicaps cups, fathers and sons, and a president's cup. Scores must be filed by June 26 for handicap participation.
The Athletics faded further from the league leaders as Bob Hasty faltered and the White Sox advanced. A four run ninth inning lifted the Senators past the Indians 6 to 5. Browns swept the Red Sox 4 to 1. Babe Adams edged Jess Barnes as the Braves beat the Pirates 2 to 1. The Cubs struck late, scoring four runs in the sixth and seventh to blank the Cardinals 9 to 0 for a fourth consecutive win.
Yesterday Pittsburgh defeated Boston 2 to 1 and Chicago shut out St. Louis 4 to 0. Today Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh, Chicago plays St. Louis, and Boston travels to New York for remaining games.
In the American League Chicago defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1 and St Louis beat Boston 3 to 1. Washington edged Cleveland 6 to 5. Upcoming games list Washington at Philadelphia and New York at Boston.
American Association results show Indianapolis 3 Toledo 2 and Columbus 14 Louisville 8. St Paul 6 Kansas City 2. Minneapolis Milwaukee games listed with matchups Indianapolis Toledo Louisville Columbus Minneapolis Milwaukee.
A brief recap shows totals to date for National League home runs with figures indicating a downturn from last year. The data mentions teams or players in scattered form, with no clear full names or standings due to OCR issues.
National Radiators clash with Brent A A at Radiator grounds Saturday afternoon at 3 16 o clock. Brent undefeated locally. Jos Varley to pitch for the Rads with Simpson or Mosely catching Mix Dart added to roster. Clark Ricer lost tip of finger and out tomorrow. Open date Saturday June 30. requests from teams to Buslasse Manager Frank B Logue.
A Kansas City Journal quote questions labeling a four year old as backward for showing disinterest in Shakespeare. It notes a child may think Shakespeare's author is misattributed to Bacon, suggesting confusion rather than deficit.
A. A. Juniors beat Italian Star Juniors 4-1 at Pennsy grounds to even the series. J De Muccio pitched well for the winners with 12 strikeouts and contributed two doubles, while Italian Star’s Cardella allowed three walks and six hits. Recounted from the Morton Street grounds, the game featured a fast offense by the A. A. Juniors in the first inning.
In a tight game Cardella G. delivered a double play with strong fielding. M Orlando and Rotanno contributed hits while Ro tannee faced off against the pitcher. Umprire Maclarella officiated the contest.
Coaltown Indies and South Side Olympics meet Saturday afternoon in a city league showdown. Both clubs have practiced intensely as rivalry runs high with Duncan Janes or S Russell expected to pitch for the Indies while Baker or Kirker take the mound for the Olympics. A strong crowd is anticipated for the comfrst.
Grant Street Stars seize a forfeit victory after the Indian Bo failed to show for a regularly scheduled game yesterday afternoon on Grant Street Field. The no-show by the lat ter team ended the contest without play.
United Presbyterian Day brings all county United Presbyterian churches to a county picnic as the attendance contest among local schools nears its close. The general committee from two members per school will oversee the event planned for June 24 with a possible July picnic date.
Reds and West Side Indies set to meet Saturday afternoon at Sheep Hill grounds in New Castle. The Reds aim to build on their opening game as manager Rlan calls all players to meet at Smithfield and Washington at 2 PM. Twilight games with the Indies may be arranged by Bell 3401-a.
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