NockS and New Castle Split In Two One-Run Classics
New Castle and Steubenville split a doubleheader at Cascade grounds with 1–0 scores in both games. Lynch pitched for New Castle in both, while Gould drove in the winning run in the second game. Burkett and Gould starred for Steubenville in the opener, with a bases loaded double play shaping the late drama.
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Lynch
Gould
Steubenville
Cascade Grounds
Penn State College
New Ccp
Burkett
Arizona Desert
Shotten
Welch
Barton
Johnson
Clever
Cummings
Graffius
O’connor
Woodruff
Steel
Singleton
Winchester
Welchence
Abbott
Porter
Bradley
Crompton
Singerton
O’conner
Barton Clever
Hanlon
O'Conner
O'Connor
Eddie Lynch
Mercer County
Abbie
Patriotic Service At St John’s Lutheran Next Sunday Night
St John’s Evangelical Lutheran church will hold a patriotic service next Sunday evening at the usual hour. Miss Emma V. Harry from the high school faculty will speak on Christianity and Patriotism and a second address will be given by a prominent lawyer.
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St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Emma V. Harry
Ak. Tha Elim
Ross Has Chance To Become Champion In Pittsburg Bout
Barratt O'Hara notes Tony Ross a tough underdog against Jack Johnson in a six round title bout at Pittsburg on Wednesday. Ross has a string of knockouts but has not faced a champion. a rare upset would crown an Italian champion. Johnson’s condition, pay disputes, and promoter issues color the bout context.
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Barratt O'Hara
Chicago
Tony Ross
Jack Johnson
Pittsburg
O'Hara
Antonio Mononatta
Antonio
Italy
Tony
Johnson
Ross
Pennsylvania
Ed. Arkwright
Con Crowley
Frank Jeffries
Jack Graham
Bill Heveran
Mike Shreck
George Gardner
Jim Scanlan
Sam Longford
Jack O’brien
Ketchell
Kaufman
al Kaufman
Cooper sues over alleged church conspiracy in Youngstown
Rev. Rufus T. Cooper former Hillsville Methodist pastor seeks 25000 damages from Edward Miles Oliver Holmes and T W Douglas alleging a conspiracy deprived him of his pastorate. He says a 1899 career and earning power were ruined after a last year incident and church expulsion. Judge Robinson presides with counsel Ensign Brown for Cooper.
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Youngstown
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward Miles
New Castle
Cooper
Erie
J. R Johnston
Ensign Brown
Moore earns fourth in Pittsburgh Marathon
Cowden Moore of this city finished fourth in the big Pittsburg Marathon held Saturday. He stayed with the leaders early and avoided a final fall, though cramps momentarily slowed him. His time was 3 25.04.
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Cowden Moore
Win Moore
Pittsburg
Moore
Johnson to Stop Ross in Six Rounds Promises Fight at Pittsburg
Skirmish headlines a slate of games tonight as New Castle battles Youngstown and others. Heavyweight champion Jack Johnson visits Pittsburg for a major bout against Tony Ross at Duquesne Garden, with bets and media attention heightening the show.
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Jack Johnson
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Ross
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Billy Delaney
al Kaufman
New Castle
Hart
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Globe
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Forbes Field
Two sensational games steal show at the park
The crowd witnessed two extraordinary games as listeners hailed Graffius and Lynch for stellar defense. Eddie Lynch pitched nineteen innings across both games, matching a remarkable Mercer county effort with sharp fielding and clutch plays.
Matinee Race Meet Promises Fast Horses at New Castle
Arrangements are under way for a major matinee race meet next Thursday at the New Castle track. Workouts occur Tuesday and Friday drawing many horse enthusiasts. Charles Stapf from Wampum plans to bring trotter Liso with 2 1914 and fast pacer Frank Green from Tennessee. Jersey Fara owned by Charles Simpson of Pulaski is also set to start.
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Charles Stapf
Wampum
Liso
Frank Green
Tennessee
Jersey Fara
Charles Simpson
Pulaski
Bazaar Committees Announced by Naomi Circle
Highland United Presbyterian church Naomi circle lists committee chairs for the December bazaar. Dining room chair is Mrs J B Love with several aides. supper booth chairs are Mrs Charles Mossman and Mrs D F Balph with aides. fancy work booth chairs are Mrs J R Balph and Mrs A E Butz with aides. domestic and candy booths cited with chairs and aides. handkerchief booth led by Harriet Leslie with two co chairs and aides.
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Naomi
Highland United Presbyterian Church
J. B. Love
J. Lee Gealy
S. S. Sampson
Hengst
Gormley
van Gorder
Charles Mossman
D. F. Balph
J. A. Welsh
H. E. Dunlap
Shaffer
Surridge
Pitzer
C. H. Fischer
H. A. Wilkison
J. E. Norris
J. Houston
Jennie Cowden
T. A. Gilkey
Charles Schmid
E. L. Smith
Handkerchief Booth
Harriet Leslie
W. J. Clark
W. G. Eckles
F. Devenny
R L. Wallace
A. BE. Coneby
Terrace A. C. shuts out Coaltown in pitchers’ duel
The Terrace A. C. defeated the Coaltown Merry Widows on the Terrace avenue grounds in a pitchers’ battle led by Riley. This markedCoaltown’s first shutout loss this year. A doubleheader is set for July 5 between the teams.
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Coaltown Merry-Widow
Terrace Avenue
Riley
Coaltown
Terrace A. C
Terrace A. C. R . E
Jones
Riley, Co
Kelly
Williams
Obs
Tae Sewall
Neuer
J. Davis
Cesseeves
Davis
C. Sankey
Smith
R. Tanners
Murphy
Jones D
C. Tanner
Moss
Canveee
W. Sankey
Young
Sewee
Merry-Widows Young
D. Riley
Ballard
Collegians Win Nail Biter Over Pennsylvania Shops
The Collegians defeated the Pennsylvania Shops team Saturday afternoon by a 4 to 0 score. Sam Beach pitched masterfully allowing only one hit, backed by strong defense though some miscues by teammates. George Foster manages the Collegians and lauds the squad as among the city's best.
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Collegians
Pennsylvania
Sam Beach
George Foster
Pennsa Shop Team Sets Hard Games This Summer
Manager C. J. Loney of the Pennsylvania shops baseball team lists forthcoming games over the next weeks. Conway visits Mahoningtown next Saturday and Allegheny shops come to the local grounds on July 10. A August trip to Ft Wayne is planned with return games at each opponent’s home ground.
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Pennsylvania Shops
Conway
Mahoningtown
Allegheny Shops
Ft. Wayne
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