Davies Beats Routier Para In Ten Round Flyweight Bout
Davies of Charleroi outboxed and outpointed Chilean Routier Para in a ten round flyweight contest at the Jolly Bowl. Davies controlled most rounds though Para staggered him in the second and landed several sharp blows. Davies secured the decision on points after sustained precision and movement.
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Wee Willie
Davies
Charleroi
Routier Para
Chile
Jolly Bowl
South America
Para
Iloutier
Ody
Routier
Willie
Hac
Black Bill
Steve Rocco
Willie la Morte
Midget Wolgast
Tom McCafferty
New Castle
Jimmy Taylor
Cleveland
Taylor
McCafferty
Roger Shea
Tommy Arnold
Shea
Johnny Freed
Jack Kelly
Kelly
Freed
George Chip
Tommy Jones
Joe Fox
Aliquippa
Mike Kane
State Athletic Commission
Benny Bass Defeats Joey Goodman in Ten Round Bout
In Pittsburgh on June 24 Benny Bass with the world junior lightweight title defeated Cleveland challenger Joey Goodman over ten rounds at Meyers Bowl. Referee Al Grayber and judge Joe Kealy ruled Bass the winner, while judge Frank Ferris favored Goodman.
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Pittsburgh
Benny Bass
Joey Goodman
Cleveland
Meyers Bow
Goodman
al Grayber
Bass
Joe Kealiy
Frank Ferris
Gootman
Wagner to star in moonlight benefit mushball game
John Honus Wagner plans to play for Shenango Tin Mill against Lehigh Cement in a Friday night benefit game at Taggart field to aid Jameson Memorial hospital. Hart, a former big league catcher from New Castle, will also appear and Wagner expects noisy lanterns on the ball. Tickets run two bits general admission and 50 cents reserved. Wagner promises a lively 14 inch mushball show.
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Taggart Field
Shenango Tin Mill
Lehigh Cement
Lehigh
Walter “Hub” Hart
New Castle
Wagner
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Walter
Hub” Hart
W. S. Hart
Hub
O. K
J. Honus Wagner
Brooklyn Dodgers Defeat Pirates at Forbes Field 10 to 6
Brooklyn piled up 19 hits to beat Pittsburgh 10 to 6 at Forbes Field. Babe Herman hit two homers and Gilbert and Herman also connected. Meine yielded 14 runs in 6 innings while Chagnon allowed 5 in 3 innings with Elliott surrendering 4 Pirates hits.
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Elliott
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pirates
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Chagnon
Babe Herman
Suhr
Finn
Gilbert
Slade Pininich
Wreaht
Hemsey
Flagstead
Herman
Engle
Sankey
Euhr
Encle
Wright Frederick
Comorosky
Bressler
Wright
Chagon
Flowers
Wraynor
Fein
Moran, Stark and Klent
Brooklyn AB. R. H. O. A
Frederick
Warner
Ewee Herman
Mowers
Bissonette
Hendrick
Sensi Presser
Pitt
Bobo
Cenenssse
Picinich
Nuede
Pittsburgh AB Rhore
Pringle
Ss Chagnon
Sete
Wee Vilagstead
Waner
Ewee Ary Traynor
Aden
Hemsley
Ewer
Eseese Grosskloss
Safety Sam backs cow tail lights on roads at night
A light hearted note suggests cows pastured on highways should wear tail lights for visibility at night. The idea is pitched as a practical safety measure attributed to Safety Sam.
Baseball league results recap yesterday
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 9 to 6 while New York beat Cincinnati 3 to 0. Chicago shut out Philadelphia 21 to 8 and Boston edged St. Louis 12 to 9.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
GAMES TODAY LINEUP ACROSS BASEBALL LEAGUE CITIES
Boston visits St. Louis while Brooklyn plays Pittsburgh New York meets Cincinnati and Philadelphia travels to Chicago in a busy schedule of today’s games featuring five matchups across major leagues.
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Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Baseball scores from yesterday and results list
Yesterday's American League results show Boston 2 Detroit 2 and Philadelphia 2 Chicago 1. Additional games include Philadelphia 17 Chicago 9 Newark 15 St. Louis 0 St. Louis 10 New York 6 Washington 9 Cleveland 45. Washington defeated Cleveland 2.
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Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Newark
St. Louis
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit at Boston and Cleveland at Washington
Sports brief lists four NBA matchups with teams Detroit Boston St Louis New York Cleveland Washington Chicago Philadelphia 2. No scores provided.
Baseball scores and upcoming matchups from the league
The American Association results list Kansas City 4 over Indianapolis 3 and Louisville 10 over Milwaukee with Milwaukee scoring no shown. Minneapolis 8 defeated Columbus 7 while Toledo 15 beat St Paul 5. Tomorrow matchups feature Toledo at St Paul Indianapolis at Kansas City Louisville at Milwaukee and Columbus at Minneapolis.
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American Association
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville Ee
Ea SI A
Columbus A
Tee
Milwaukee Minneapolis
Two Games Tonight In New Castle Church League
The Congregationals play First Baptists at Scotland Lane Field with Dunn umpiring. Third U. P. faces Central Presbyterians at Frank Avenue Field with Jones umpiring.
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New Castle
Congregationals
First Baptists
Scotland Lane
Dunn
U. P
Central Presbyterians
Jones
Frank Avenue
Sweepstakes Handicap tournament set for Municipal Course
Walter Hart announces a medal play sweepstakes at the Municipal Course next Saturday afternoon open to all New Castle golfers using the Muny Course. Entries due by noon. Prizes are promised and handicaps mirror the Van Fleet and Eakin events.
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Walter
Hub” Hart
Mr. Hart
van Fleet
Eakin
New Castle
Hart
Congregationals Lead Church League Standings
The First Congregational team tops the Church League with nine wins and two losses as of today. Central Presbyterians and First Baptists trail with six wins and five defeats each, followed by others in the standings.
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First Congregational
Church League
Keith van Fossan
Central Presbyterians
First Baptists
Pest Badia
Caxesioe
Sharkey Schmeling Bout Near Signed Articles for September
Lawyers draft agreements to stage Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey in a September Yankee Stadium fight. Arthur Bulow holds 20 percent of Schmeling’s earnings and will net about 40000 dollars as his share. Schmeling gets 37.5 percent, Sharkey 12.5 percent. Rose holds a 6 percent claim. Schmeling sails to Germany after signing articles, returns mid August to train. The bout is set for September 25 at Yankee Stadium.
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International News Service
New York
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Arthur Bulow
Schmeling
Madison Square Garden
Sharkey
Charles Rose
Germany
Yankee Stadium
Mahoning Indies Edge Enon 5–2 At Seventh Ward Field
The Mahoning Indies defeated Enon 5 to 2 in a pitchers battle on Seventh Ward Field. Culbertson and Shields pitched for the Indies with Bables opposing. Moore and Shields carried the offense for Mahoning amid eight errors in the game.
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Enon
Ward
Bables
Culbertson
Sheilds
Indies
Moore
Shields
Is Ab
Kale
Cook
DeWalt
Buck
Stanley
Gibson
Shurlock
Bable
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Gilmore
McCluskey
Baker
Serene Renee
Diffley
Oenee
Enon Apa
Mahoning
McClusky
Picarra
Adams
Litner
First Christians Triumph Over Third U. P. In Soft Victory
The First Christians, with Schass on the mound, defeated Third U. P. 9 to 4 at Scotland Lane field last night. Seven hits allowed and ten strikeouts for Schass. Nine errors marked a loosely played game. Shoat pitched well for Third U. P. but got little support. Jackson and McNickle led hitters for the First Christians.
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Schass
U. P
Scotland Lane Field
Shoat
Jackson
McNickle
Polish A. A. Defeats Bessemer In City League Tilt
The Polish A. A. team beat Bessemer 6 to 4 in a City County League game. Russo pitched well for Polish A. A. fanning nine over four hits. Glasser, Maslyk, and W. Stanley powered the offense with multiple hits. Wednesday action at West Pittsburg could decide the first-half championship.
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Bessemer
Russo
Grist
Levinson
W. Stanley
Gilassed
West Pittsburg
Mehalic
J. Soho
Glasser
Masiyk
Assate
W. Soho
Smalowsky
R.H Gelotte
G. Stanley
Nord
T. Puromaki
Ss W. Puromaki
Benson
Seseeeewes
Valentine
W. Clark
Wire
Ee Grist
Ee Levinson
Athletics Back in Front as They Sweep White Sox
In a doubleheader the Philadelphia Athletics beat the Chicago White Sox 2 to 1 and 17 to 9 while Babe Ruth hit his 24th homer as the Yankees split a twin bill with the St. Louis Browns. Lou Gehrig added his 19th homer of the season in a 10 to 4 loss for the Browns.
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Napoleon
Babe Ruth
Philadelphia Athletics
A’s
Chicago White Sox
Grove
Smead Jolley
al Simmons
Foxx
Haas
Cochrane
Agai
St. Louis Browns
Henry Johnson
Yankmen
Lou Gehrig
Brownies
Dodgers
Pirates
Babe Herman
Glendale. Calif
Willie Walker
Giants
Reds
Senators
Cleveland
Crowder
Marberry
Braves
Cardinals
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Phils
Starritt
Todt
MacFarden
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Local Doctor Offers Treatment in New Castle Area
Dr R. H. Mackenzie of New Castle Pennsylvania advertises weekly Friday visits to Pittsburg PA and daily hours from 9 30 A M to 6 15 P M for service addressing stomach liver kidney bladder nervous conditions and related ailments including ulcers fissures and rheumatism with a promise of expert specialists and nonsurgical approaches at East North Street New Castle.
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East North Street
Save
Pittsburst Pa
R. H. M. Mackenzie
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