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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
10
In Chicago at the Stadium before 12,900 fans, Barney Ross defeated Canzoneri to claim the world lightweight title. Judges awarded Ross the decision amid disputed calls and planned a possible rematch in late summer. Ross survived cuts and a brutal ten rounds to seize the championship.
Golfers from New Castle Field club and Castle Hills competed in an 18 hole match at Castle Hills course yesterday morning ending tied at 12 points apiece. Rico Monsey led New Castle with an 83 and a 39 on the first nine. A return match will be held at the Field club.
National League standings yesterday show Brooklyn and Pittsburgh tied. Cincinnati beat New York 4 to 2 while Philadelphia routed St Louis 9 to 4. Chicago Boston game scheduled for Inter date.
Washington leads the club standings with 88 wins and 22 losses, a .621 winning percentage. St Louis, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, and Boston follow in a tight race as the season progresses, with New York and others showing varied records in June.
Mahoning A A of Lawrence County defeated Ellwood City B V M 4 to 2 in a twilight league exhibition at FB A field. Perritte starred with a single double and triple while N Perritte supplied the power. Elliswood and Orlando added extra-base hits as the Mohoning A A hurler Greco kept Ellwood to six hits.
Sports brief lists games played and upcoming matchups across MLB cities. Results include Washington 7 over Chicago 3, Philadelphia 4 over Cleveland 3, Boston 3 over Dalrott 2, New York 10 over St. Louis 4, and a 4 4 tie between New York and St. Louis. Also notes Boston at Detroit and Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Frankie Rosa and Charles Guilliam, two local umpires, anticipate calls to higher assignments after last season in the Mid-Atlantic league. In Chicago last night Barney Ross held Tony Canzoneri to a 10 round draw as Ramey and Herrera issued challenges to the new lightweight champ. Williams and Kelleher of Williame edged Harvard pair Davenport and Ray in the Western intercollegiate doubles title match at Ardsley.
Brooklyn defeated the Pirates 7 to 2 yesterday after a ninth inning rally fell short. Adam Comorosky provided a two run double, and Lindstrom pitched well through the middle innings. Veteran catcher Valentine Picinich worked out with the Pirates and may be signed to help with the heavy burden on Paden and Pinnay.
International reports show the Goats and the Yanks with strong second half scoring as Bowell and Loud lead pivotal matches. Key figures emerge, including standout performances from both teams in a tense, late-session rally.
The fragment suggests Canzoneri remains dissatisfied with a ruling, casting doubt on his immediate status as champion. Details are unclear but indicate ongoing uncertainty about current eligibility or future returns.
The fragment notes a match or draw for a thirty-two event with a second pairing and a planned fight. It mentions a sixty-four and references a pine insane competition in a non-specific context.
The game resumed after managers protested to umpires as fans demanded a finished contest. Houston and Ghll homered, Boilston doubled, Grist and others added hits while Cannon was relieved by Hofmeister. The commission summoned managers for Monday night discussions.
Centennial Midgets defeated St Andrews Midgets 9 to 8 on Gaston field as the East Side mushball league produced a tense contest with key players including Lane Smyth Crane Ostrodky and Mor timer delivering hits for the Centennial squad.
International News Service reports Michael Petruaka faced trouble when an exploding device caused a blast that buried him. He was taken to St John’s hospital and treated after surviving the fire from leaking fuel in an automobile tank.
Philip Kaplan released on $500 bail after Friday afternoon hearing before Alderman H G Costes on charges of purchasing and receiving stolen property and junk from minors. Three youths Peter Russo Mike Russo and Nick Masters were allowed home but must appear at juvenile court. Case stemmed from finding Pennsylvania railroad shop property valued at $40 to $50 in Kaplan's possession believed sold for one dollar. Kaplan claimed he had only been in New Castle a week before the June 17 arrest and that his family lives in Cleveland.
Madison Avenue Church invites youths to a 6:30 EST sunset service with transport to Cottage Grove led by Migs Thelma Bumbaugh on The Lesson of the Sunset. Presbyterian and St Margaret churches list services, Sunday School at 9:15, worship at 10:30, and evening sermons. Damaged Mahoning school window noted. repairs planned.
A vivid 7th Ward note recounts a turtle hunting morning by a policeman a fireman a constable and a baseball player ending with tales of a 16 pound turtle. The piece also mentions tennis courts weather campers and station paint improvements plus a Pennsylvan ia railway payroll note and a series of 7th Ward personals. FATE WAS KIND reports a Berlin to Millersburg drive ending with a sleeping two year old on the running board.
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