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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1911
Page
9
New Castle Nocks win 3–0 over Erie Sailors as Pascoe twirls a standout pitching performance. Eric was outpitched while Billy Thomas energizes the visiting club in right. Key moments come in seventh and eighth with timely hitting sealing the shutout.
President Kanzler leads with a .386 average in 138 games for the x0 P league. Joe Phillips of the Potters tops the batting with a .879 average, while Ray Miller sits third at .371. Akron dominates with six players above .300. Mansfield, Canton, and Erie also show strong counts.
City Solicitor James A. Gardner told councils that Geo. L. Wogan and Andy Woods were contacted about dumping dirt over the creek bank near the Rosena furnace dam and they agreed to remove the dirt immediately.
Crowds expected as New Castle hosts a July Fourth doubleheader at Cascade Park with one admission. First game features American Sheet and Tin Plate versus Youngstown, second pairs P. and L. E. of New Castle against McKeesport Giants. One thousand tickets already sold as Giants of McKeesport bring an excursion crowd. Francis Foley and Williams to pitch for the sides.
The K. of P. team managed by Harry Moore beat Shenango A. C. 3 to 2 on the West Grant street diamond. Bratche held Shenango to three hits while Bevan allowed four, but timely hits by McDonald and Osborn featured the win. Score details note six left on base for K. of P. and seven strikeouts for Bratche. Time 1 15. Umpire Davis. Attendance 300.
Ow ing to lack of patronage at Steubenville a request has been made to move the games between Youngstown and Steubenville scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday to Youngstown. A meeting of the O P league magnates will be held in Pittsburgh Wednesday to discuss league matters and potential transfer.
New Castle meets East Liverpool, Steubenville faces Youngstown, Erie plays Mansfield, Canton competes with Akron in regional matchups outlining scheduled games.
Baseball results from the National League include a 10 inning Pittsburgh win over Philadelphia and New York at Brooklyn. Other matchups show Chicago St Louis and Boston at Philadelphia with various non-scheduled games.
The schedule lists two games today. Philadelphia faces Boston and Washington travels to New York in a pair of East region matchups.
Scout Billy Doyle of the St. Louis Browns is in Akron evaluating the Akron team. He is eyeing Brown Miller and Gerber, with a particular focus on first base and pitching prospects. Doyle notes Miller and Brown look promising and Gerber has improved this year, while praising the Champs after a muddy Sunday game showing strong top talent.
Government experts in Washington have devised a tide predicting instrument that yields forecasts for this year, next year, and part of 1913. The device promises precise lunar and solar tide data for coastlines and harbors.
Mansfield has not beaten Youngstown this season. New Castle shows mixed results in the Sailors series as Burke, Nixon, O Leary, and Hinton contribute at the plate. Pascoe fans five as Castle plans a managerial boost. the team heads to East Liverpool for two games after a midweek Erie trip.
Highlanders win 15 of 18 as Johnny Kling expected for the Boston Doves. Birdie Cree adds three safeties while Cobb of the Yankees earns praise. Hans Wagner collects seven hits in two games. Caldwell of the Yanks bats left field and goes deep twice. Cleveland signs three new players as Nap blood hope rises. Krause regains form and Connie Mack praised by Col. Roosevelt. Schulte's marriage amid strong batting. Umpire Klein fined $50 by NL president Lynch for nose incident with Bresnahan.
One hundred seventy five dollars of the 213 claimed by Mercantile Assessor Chambers for his work last spring will be paid immediately by councils. The remainder is held until the appeal of those assessed has been heard.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio offers to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary publics seal dated December 6 1886. The remedy is claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces and testimonials are promised.
Canton Watchmakers and Youngstown Steelmen press Akron in the O P league race. Akron has faltered while Canton and Youngstown gain, with New Castle, East Liverpool, and Erie contesting behind.
From Grand Rapids Michigan on June 27 the western open championship at Kent Country club began with fifty players. A 36 hole medal qualification will cut to sixteen for the first match round on Wednesday.
Harry Camnitz held Steubenville to a tight score as Youngstown defeated Steubenville 8 to 2 with Yerkes pitching well for the visitors. Canton routed Akron 14 to 8 behind Kirsch who started and then faded.
Ray Fisher pitched his best game of the season by holding Washington to two hits. The one sided affair showcased his strong control and defensive support, delivering a dominant performance for the Schoolmaster squad.
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