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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
9
Australian promoter Hugh McIntosh offers Jimmy Dime five fights for 5000 dollars plus 25 percent of gross receipts to take Tony Ross and other boxers to Australia in coming months. Dime rejected the offer as too small and demands more pay before agreeing to a long overseas voyage.
Summary of yesterday’s major baseball results including St Louis vs Pittsburg and New York vs Philadelphia with scores listed, plus upcoming matchups Cincinnati vs Chicago Brooklyn vs Boston and other city pairings. Also notes minor league or local fixtures with teams like Canton Akron Zanesville and Terre Haute, and time for other regional events.
Fragmentary text lists matchups and personnel across multiple cities including Washington Boston Philadelphia St Louis Chicago New York Boston Washington Detroit Cleveland with various codes and names. The passage conveys a fragmented sports or meeting schedule without a clear event outcome or date.
A tip for slicing hard butter: wrap the block in the paper, fold it around the blade, and press to cut cleanly. This prevents crumbing and yields neat butter squares.
Salem clinched the first pennant after the league shortened the first part season to end July 4, extending the second season by two weeks. With Salem’s lead, no outcome can prevent the club from finishing atop the standings, even if McKeesport sweeps its remaining games.
President Wilson of the disbanded Connellsville O P club will sue for 5000 damages against every magnate who voted to oust the club from the league. His attorney prepares papers for a suit to be heard in Fayette county.
Poor attendance forces Central league cuts with Wheeling Akron Zanesville and Canton eyed for removal. The twelve club circuit could drop to eight with the O P League absorbing two teams. A Salem meeting was postponed awaiting Central action as fans show little interest in either league.
Trinity beat Highland U P 4 to 1 at Boyles Field in a pitched game. Highland U P scored first in the first inning but were shut down afterward as Harris held the line. Trinity answered with three runs in the fourth to take the lead and secure the win.
The Arm strong family reunion will be at J. R. Armstrong’s home two miles south of Leesburg on Thursday June 27. The McCormick reunion will be June 27 at Thomas Bromley’s home in Lake township near Coulson station. Relatives and friends are invited.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars to solve catarrh cases not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It asserts the product works systemically, cites years of trust in F. J. Cheney & Co., and notes nationwide distribution and internal use. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
In Manhattan Kansas two Kansas Agricultural College cows funded George Campbell’s college expenses by delivering milk to 52 families. Holstein and Jersey cows produced about 62 and 48 pounds daily totaling 14 gallons with Campbell keeping 13 gallons. At 32 cents per gallon the gross would be 4.16 dollars daily with feed under a dollar.
Witty exchange contrasts dinner phrasing options for serving time. A marshal of tone weighs readiness versus service while hinting at a darker joke about a prior night. The sketch plays on expectation with a sharp, ironic punchline.
At the Eighteenth Annual Pennsylvania Bar association meeting in Cape May Pa the opening address by George R Bedford discusses proposed referendum and recall measures. He opposes these radical forms of lawmaking favoring representative government and judicial independence. He warns that popular recall could undermine the judiciary and favors continued appointment of judges by the executive in a republican system.
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