Locals Hone To Defeat Leaders In Free Night Game
Beaver Falls Elks, leaders of the league, visit Centennial Field to face New Castle Q and P in a Ladies Free Night tilt at 6:25. Ed Harvey likely starts Hilty or Semler. New Castle has improved to sixth and plans stronger second half. Local club seeks a reliable bullpen, first class pitcher, and a beefier batting lineup.
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Beaver Falls
Elks
Centennial Field
New Castle
Semler
Playground Teams Battle in Weekend Baseball Scores
The McCreary Avenue and West Side Playground teams clashed with West Side winning 24 to 17 after strong hitting from Chaffee and Burns. For Gaston Park, Small drove in most runs in a 6 to 0 win over Groton as Dennis and Henry staged a pitching duel. Harvard hockey faces a rebuilding year as nine seniors leave. St Louis vies to host the 1928 Mississippi Valley Power Boat regatta.
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West Side Playground
Chaffee
Burns
Fabian
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Bigley
West Siders
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Wright
Croton
Dennis
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Gaston Playground
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association
Circle Club Of Ellwood City Semipro Team Gears For Games
Ellwood City Circles, a fast semi pro club, started the year strong by winning five of six games. Paxton Fike is manager, Ray Klinger captain, with several new players added. The Circles seek games with first class teams in Lawrence County. for bookings call Ellwood City 414-J and ask for Paxton Fike.
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Ellwood City
Paxton Fike
Ray Klinger
Lawrence County
Hillsville Tops Engineers 7 To 3 In Twilight League
Hillsville defeated Troop B 7 to 3 at Hillsville Tuesday night. Riley pitched well restricting the Engineers to five hits while Troop B was scoreless until the ninth frame. Seven errors marked the game as Conti and Byers led Hillsville at the plate in a box score featured by the home team.
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Troop B
Riley
Hillsville Boys
A. Conti
Byers
Pirates Rally to Beat Cards Nine to Seven in Seven
St Louis June 29 Glenn Wright, on the road to recovery after a head injury, reportedly in St Johns Hospital. Vic Keen pitched, Pirates beat the Cardinals 9 to 7 in the seventh inning as Rhyne ran for Wright and scored on Grantham's homer. Box score details follow.
Diet Troop Bats for Mayberry in Odd Box Note
In the game summary Diet Troop bats for Mayberry. Conti Giovana and Riley contribute in the lineup with double plays turned by Dahlberg. Hoskins to Houston and Dahlberg to Houston mark defensive actions. Pene and Conti steal bases, Honkonen issues four walks, Honkonen records 55 strikeouts, Riley 10. Umpire Frice presides.
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Giovana
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Dahlberg
Hoskins
Houston
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A. Conti
Honkonen
Frice
Leslie Stars Practice Ahead of City Police Test
Leslie House Stars will practice today for their game with the city police Friday at Centennial Field to net receipts for the Margaret Henry home. Manager Al Simpson plans Emery in the box and Tom McCormick behind the bat and aims to defeat the police. The series stands one all with unclear police pitcher. Samuels will catch. Possible police pitchers listed as Stelter Laters Harper or Moore. A fire destroyed Izaak Walton's historic home near Stanford England, a half timbered cottage where the angler died in 1683.
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al Simpson
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Laters
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Stafford
England
Clifton Flat Beats Christians 11 to 3 in City Ball Game
Clifton Flat defeats Christians 11 to 3 at the renovated Clifton Flat park on a Tuesday night. Box score shows Cowmendow with a three-base hit and several two-base hits from Clements Roberts Shaffer Bayuk and others. pitchers Martin Houston and Hiler split duties with Houston issuing one walk and Bayuk striking out six. Umpire Hicks presided as local observers noted the game’s routine excitement.
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Oufton Flat
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Pop Courtney legacy fuels Cornell regatta lore
Fez Murray remembers Cornell coach Pop Courtney six to seven years after his death and the impact on the Ithaca crew. The piece recalls Courtney’s strict yet unflappable coaching, his Crews’ success at Poughkeepsie from 1900 onward, and the ongoing quest for glory among other schools. It notes Penn, Syracuse, Columbia, and Navy history in the annual intercollegiate regatta and hints at future contenders.
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California
Presbyterians Beat Croton M E In Church League Battle
The Central Presbyterians defeated Croton M E 4 to 3 on Tuesday night at Lehigh Field. Barnes and Melcher shared pitching duties allowing six hits. Kerr yielded thirteen hits for Croton M E, with double plays Guba to McCleland to Johns. Stolen bases by Kerr Johns Cuba.
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Baseball Leaders and Totals from Yesterday's Games
Yesterday's Home Runs and leaders from the American and National Leagues are listed. Ruth and Gehrig lead the American with 24 and 23 home runs respectively, Hornsby and Wilson pace the National with 14 and 15. Totals show National 236 and American 183.
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Indies Beat Ryantown 4–2 On Sama Son Street Field
Lawrence Indies upset Ryartown 4 to 2 at Sama Son Street Field. Zidow pitched for the Indies, allowing eight hits and scattering the Ryartown bats. Russu led the offense with three hits as the Indies pulled the upset.
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Neshannocks Edge Ellwood City In Nine to Eight Victory
Neshannocks defeated Ellwood City nine to eight at Coaltown, scoring five in the first and four in the third. Racey pitched for Ellwood City amid eligibility questions, while Mackie started for Neshannocks and both pitchers fanned three. Volpe and Patterson led with doubles and two-base hits as Ellwood rallied in the seventh but fell short.
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Panas
College Crews To Battle For Rowing Championship
Poughkeepsie June 29 Four miles of water test a single varsity crew as seven contend for the great rowing title. Navy California Washington Columbia Cornell Syracuse Pennsylvania lead a strong field in the race with gusts of praise for the Washington system and standout crews under Captain Callow and Tom Eddy.
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Annapolis
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First Christians Top Third U P In Church League
The league leading First Christians crushed Third U P 19 to 5 at Colonial Field on Tuesday night. Moffatt pitched a three hitter with ten strikeouts, while R Ryan and Moffat powered the offense. Box score lists Morgan Patton Moffath Sheets Campbell for First Christians and Bruce McClure McNickle McKnight Jones Davies for Third U P. Three base hits by R Ryan and Bentley. double plays noted. Umpire Black. Also mentions upcoming Pacific Northwest tennis championship and a note on Bernie Nels joining Chicago White Sox.
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Amateur notes on West Pittsburg game and local youth teams
Sree- Mascveus Grocers invade West Pittsburg, aiming for their 20th win in 23. Manager Fred Marcella calls players to report at six. East Brook next Friday. South Side Midgets boast 42 wins, six losses, and chase the Lawrence county title after defeating Clifton Flats 14 to 9. Hudson hit three home runs in three games. Neyman and Ficht pitched in earlier contests. A New York State tennis championship tournament has run 35 years, drawing large crowds. about 8,000,000 golf balls are used in England annually.
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East New Castle
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Hudson
Lawrence County
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Radiator Stars Beat South Hills on Home Field
The Radiator Stars defeated South Hills at home last night. H Bradley pitched for the Stars allowing two hits while Cordella and Marion struggled for South Hills as the Radiators hit in the second fifth and sixth frames. Bradley and Ellis were the standout hitters for the Stars.
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South Hills
H. Bradley
Stars
Cordella
Marion
South Hills Poys
Bradley
Ellis
Big Racing Track Ready In October
CHARLOTTE B C June 29 Whether or not the Charlotte Speed way will be reopened was still a matter of speculation today. The new owners of the giant oval announced they will make known their decision within the next few weeks. If reopened an AAA race is unlikely before October. The article ends with an unrelated stray sentence about youth.
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