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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1939

Page

14

Averill Helps Tigers To Win In Key AL Clash

Earl Averill led Detroit to a 11 to 2 victory over Cleveland with three hits including a double and two RBIs after his trade, lifting the Tigers to within 2½ games of Boston for second place while Cleveland dropped to fourth. In other AL action, Henry Pippin held the Yankees to three runs as Philadelphia won 3 to 2, and Lefty Grove pitched seven strong for Boston in a 3 to 0 win over Washington. TheNLIdle era continued with no NL games scheduled yesterday.

S International News Service New York Earl Averill Detroit Tigers Cleveland Indians Tigers Detroit Boston Red Sox Indians Averill Yankees Philadelphia New York Yankees Henry Pippen Athletics Bump Hadley Red Sox Washington Senators Lefty Grove

Wimbledon and West Coast boxing results summary

The report notes Robert Bin from California losing to Otto Saigeli of Hungary in Wimbledon while Elwood Cooke Bobby Riggs Don McNeil Gene Smith and Owen Anderson won first round matches. Hollywood results include Maxie Rosenbloom stopping Al Ettore in the third round and Jack Raper defeating Guinnard Barland by knockout in the eighth. Boxing highlights mention Jackie Wilson rising on the Pacific coast, Selly Krieger’s middleweight title defense, Maurice Strickland ending Johnny Paycheck’s 24 fight win streak, and a 10 round middleweight bout where Ken Overlin defeated Honey Boy Jones.

bin Robertson California Otto Saigeli Hungary Elwood Cooke Bobby Riggs Don McNeil Gene Smith Qwen Anderson Old Man's Brigade Hollywood Maxie Rosenbloom al Ettore Jack Raper Guinnard Barland Jimmy Dunn Jackie Wilson Cleveland Louie Flyt Sacramento Wilson Pacific Coast Petes Pittsburgh Pete Pete Scalzo Pete de Grasse Henry Armstrong Ken Overlin Honey Boy Jones Buy New Castle

Columbus Club Tops St. Josephs in City League Game

The Columbus Club defeated St Josephs 8 to 2 at Colonial Field in a postponed first-half game. Peritta pitched six-hit ball for Columbus with strong hitting from Picarro Rainey and Za- Tila. For St Josephs, Guinaud stood out. Hus ton and W McGary shared catching duties.

Columbus Colonial Field St. Josephs Peritta Ang Huston Picato Picarro Rainey Za- Tila Mahoningtownians Ducky Guinaud

Junior Softball Games Wednesday

Wednesday morning at 10 30 o clock in the Junior Softball League features Nobils Juniors versus Audias at Rotary field Maltins versus Kangs at Viaduct field Weilers versus Rangers at Dean Park field and Florence Tigers versus Cedar Street Cubs at Liberty Street field.

Nobils Juniors Audias Rotary Field Maltins Kangs Viaduct Field Weilers Rangers Dean Park Field Florence Tigers Cedar Street Cubs Liberty Street Field

City Softball Meeting Tonight in New Castle

City Softball league managers officials and umpires are urged to attend a special meeting at 7 30 tonight. Board of Commissioners will join to hear protests from logue incidents and discuss plans for the second half of the season starting July 1 in New Castle.

City Softball League Recco Viggiana Board of Commissioners New Castle

Anderson Hurls Slovaks To Win In First Half Chase

Leroy Anderson pitched the Slovaks to a 6 3 victory over the K Pulaski club before 2000 at Flats field securing a potential first half title. All Slovaks runs came in the first inning off Wilson as Vander Meer Wilson held them. Pulaskis tallied in the fifth off Anderson before fading. Manager Steve Gonda praised Alabama Kitrol Pop Adams and Red Wrona with strong defense and timely hitting. Tonight the Slovaks can clinch the first half with a win over Columbus at Mahoning town field.

Leroy Anderson K. Pulaski Flats Field Steve “Fats” Gonda Wilson Vander Meer Pulaskis Anderson Alabama Kitrol Pop” Adams Red” Wrona Diuganski Columbus Club Mahoning RHP Sminlowski Chabak Frult Brysh Mateja Glasser Toda Sovesky J. Ostrosky Cf Haagooad A. Ostrosky B. Ostrosky Harel Fruitt Adams Wrona Budat Duran Majeski Keszela Tobals Innin K. Pulask W. Frultt Dugan Koszela Wrons Sovesky Krol Maes Elrol Budai

Brent Defeats Red Sox 8 To 6

Brent defeats the newly organized New Castle Red Sox 8 to 6 at Brent field. Pitcher Dutch Updegral allowed five hits but four Brent errors hurt. D Grundy led Brent with nine hits against Red Sox pitching, and Brent scored six runs in the fifth inning.

Brent New Castle Red Sox Brent Field Dutch Updegral Brentians D. Grundy Updepral Tvo Grundy Red Sox Ryantown McMillen Lkely R. H. E. Red Sox Marvin Snow

City League baseball recap lights up three games tonight

West Pittsburg hosts Pulaski while Slovak Club battles for the first-half crown at Mahoningtown. Union Civics meet Lawrence Indies at Cedar Street with Joe Smith and Indies ace Majacha or Savage set to pitch. Sunday night slate aims to settle the top half title and seed the Thursday rematch.

Suns Mahoningtown X. Pulaski Eariier Danny DeGenova Gunneth Braky Mrslyk Mireack Soho Oaklanders West Pittsburg Civics Cedar Street Union Civics Lawrence Indies Majacha Savage Joe Smith Zidow

Slovak and Columbus Club Clash in City Baseball Loop

In New Castle standings show Slovak Club with Columbus Club and West Pittsburg facing off tonight at Gnomey Field. Other matches pair J Pulaskis against West Pittsburg and Union Civics against Lawrence Indes. Also notes Cedar Street playdates and a Hawaii revolution mention with cocoanut shell bombs.

Ww. L. Pvt Olb Vviceseries JS Y Ale Columbus Club West Pittsburg Lawrence Indies K. Fulaskis St. Josephs Union Civics Elder A. CG L. Tikers Ryantown K. Pulsed St. Joseph Gnomey A. Field J.pulaskis West Pitsburg

Louis Galente versus Tony in the Jersey ring clash

The piece discusses the Louis Galente versus Tony match, noting Tony’s potential to upset Louis with a fast, powerful left hook. It weighs punch strength, past opponents, and the impact of a possible Galente move from the corner, amid surrounding sports chatter.

Louis-Gsatenia Fis Gene Tunney Jimmy Braddock Lew Teacher Louis Golento Tony Lous Schmeling Garnern Galenta

Pennsylvania Fishing Club Opens Camp on July 10

The Pennsylvania Fishing club of this city will open its summer camp at San Souci Sound, Georgian Bay, Canada, on July 10. Secretary Rohrer announces members must confirm attendance by July 1, or contact Rohrer. President is T. H. Hitchcock. A list of attendees includes Atchison, Wilbert Chapman, Bertram Davis, Leon Drumm, and others.

Pennsylvania Fishing Club San Souci Sound Georgian Bay Canada Kart, Rohrer Wilmington Rohrer T. H Tommy" Hitchcock Atchison Wilbert Chapman Bertram Davis Leon Drumm R. W. Fenton Louis Genkinger T. H. Hitchcock G. A. Hutchison Louis Passley James Himish George Long William Moody M. D. Moore Quincy McBride W. R. Xic Kee Pattison Sam Pearson J/H. G Preston T. C G. Pest Jared, Rels Karl Rohrer Frank Stevenson George Winter William Walsh NIW Caastor

Croton Methodists Defeat Lutherans in Softball Match

Croton Methodists won 3 to 1 over Christ Lutheran in a Church Softball League game at Croton Field. Croton had 16 hits led by Welson and Bales on the mound. Lutherans managed six hits with Slumberger and Leonhards pitching.

Croton Methodist Croton Field Christ Lutheran Vamn Crotons L. Daniels Slumberge Lathians Welson Bales R. OH New CasTin Ryantown-Red Sox

Standings Tuesday June 27 1955 National and American leagues

National League schedule lists Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Chicago at St Louis Philadelphia at New York Brooklyn at Boston. American League results show Detroit 11 Boston 3 with Detroit at Cleveland and Boston at Washington. No other games yesterday. New Castle appears in fragmentary form.

Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Boston Sean Detroit Mi Rie Louis Detroit Cleveland Washington New Castle We. L. Pet St. Laui Eee Piowsburgh New ‘York Bastion Wee Detroit A Cleveland Ae Hizaga

First Christians Win League Game

The First Christians defeated the Central Presbyterians Church Softball League game last night at Wash hicked by the score of to T. Kelso was the batting star with four hits and Kelso also pitched. The Christians will play a postponed league game at Hing Avenue field on Wednesday night with the St. Paul team. Score by innings shows 7 runs for the Christians and 0 for Presbyterians in the middle, with final E and R lines.

Ryantown Ryaintown Field Red Sox Ryantowny Colored Elks Ryantown Field James, Heaney Central Presbyterians Church Wash Gernin Thomas Kelso Aomer Hing Avenue Field St. Paul Ye Presbyterians Kelso Tamas

Nolan shoots 83 in Pitt tourney at Allegheny CC

Mrs T E Nolan carded 83 in the 18 hole qualifying round of the West Penn women’s golf tournament at Allegheny Country Club. She later tied for second after an 89, with Mary Kuh state champion as medalist. Nolan won sixes on holes 11 13 and 19, affecting medal chances.

Selly Krieger Sid al Hostik Battle Tonight Seattle Maurice Strickland New Zealand Johnny Paycheck Des Moines Mary Kuhn West Penn Allegheny Country Club T. E. Nolan New Castle W. M. Shewbert Sparking McAday Aleheny Country Club Mary Kuh An &J Nolan Nonors

Pymatuning Dam Season Rules Set by Fish Board

The Board of Fish Commissioners chaired by D A French issues fishing regulations for Pymatuning Dam. Open season July 1 to November 30 with a 20 fish daily bag limit and possession cap. Two rods allowed. 16 inch keeper size. Ohio requires a $1.50 license, nonresidents $2.50, Pennsylvania residents may fish with state licenses. Other details cover species limits and prohibited gear.

Board of Fish Commissioners D A. French Elwood City Pennsylvania Ohio

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