Nocks Defeated in Big Time By Being Shut Out in Game
Youngstown Ohio defeated New Castle 2 to 0 in one hour and 14 minutes. Louie Schettler pitched masterfully for Youngstown and held New Castle to three hits with one walk. Youngstown scored in the first on a Sheehan single and a run by Young, then added a second run in the eighth as Montgomery and Young produced the offense. Attendance was about 300, with Schettler and Croft each allowing three strikeouts.
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Youngstown
New Castle
Louie Schettler
Castle
Schettler
Croft
Young
Sheehan
Servatius
Montgomery
Youngst
Woodruff
Burns
Roberts
Brady
Umpire Graffius Faces Cushions at Canton Ground
Canton spectators hurled cushions at umpire Graffius after disputed calls in a league game. Graffius calmly retired to the dressing room as cushions stormed the bench area. The incident marks the first such crowd trouble this season at Canton and worries local reputation.
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League Park
Canton News
Graffius
Graftus
Graffitus
Canton
Where O. & P. Clubs Play This Week
Thursday schedule lists Erie at New Castle Youngstown at McKeesport East Liverpool at Akron Steubenville at Canton. Friday Erie at New Castle two games July 2. July 3 Greenes at McKeesport Hast Liverpool at Akron New Castle at Brie.
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Erie
New Castle
Youngstown
McKeesport
East Liverpool
Akron
Steubenville
Canton
Greenes
Liverpool
Brie
Anton
City braces for explosives haul ban ordinance
Report says enough dynamite to blow the city to atoms was hauled through downtown Youngstown. The council plans an ordinance to prohibit hauling large quantities of high explosives through the streets.
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Youngstown
Crowds Flock to Pittsburg for Ball Game and Boxing Card
New Castle sends large crowds to Pittsburg for the Pittsburg versus Chicago baseball game at the new ball park and the boxing match featuring Tony Ross versus Jack Johnson and Jack Young versus Billy Griffith. Trains run full and many stay for the concert, marking Pittsburg as today’s sports center.
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New Castle
Pittsburg
Ball Park
Chicago
Tony Ross
Jack Johnson
Jack Young
Billy Griffith
Attracon
Short Sport For New Castle Fans
After losses, Akron officials seek Wooster College pitcher Schontz as the top Ohio twirler. Youngstown signs Frank Mac Hale as star pitcher and manager for Charleroi. Crow plans a reunion at Idora Park with 65 signed players reported. Crompton’s baserunning in the forfeit loss to New Castle featured a single stealing second and home.
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Akron ‘Club
Schontz
Wooster College
Ohio
Akron
Youngstown
Frank MacHale
Charleroi
Crow
Idora Park
Har vard University Entrance Examinations Move to Raven School
Harvard University entrance tests are now held at Raven School in Youngstown, shifting the testing venue to a new local site.
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Harvard University
Raven School
Youngstown
Johnson to Fight Best Tonight in Heavyweight Test
Pittsburg June 30 Special Jack Johnson holds the heavyweight title and meets Tony Ross of New Castle in a National A C ring battle at Duquesne garden tonight. Public interest runs high as fans expect a possible new champion and organizers prepared for out of town crowds and prompt show timing at 8 o clock with a strong preliminary card.
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Pittsburg
Jack Johnson
Tony Ross
New Castle
A. C
Duquesne Garden
Johnson
Ross
Giants unveil whip saw steal to spark baserunning
June 29 New York Giants showcase a clever baserunning play called the whip saw steal. Runners on first and third with two out lure the pitcher to first then the first baseman to second, letting the runner from third score. Autrey misread it last week and McCormick barely escaped.
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New York
Giants
Pittsburg
Boston
Marlin
Autrey
McCormick
Prize fighter on trial for murder in Philadelphia
Jack Blackburn the city’s well known boxer faces a murder trial in Philadelphia for the January shooting of Alonzo Polk. Testimony says Polk’s wife and Maude Pillson were principals in a quarrel that led to Blackburn drawing a revolver as Polk intervened. Polk was shot in the neck and abdomen, the latter fatal. Pillson grazed, Polk’s wife wounded but both women recovered.
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Jack Blackburn
George Gunther
Philadelphia
Alonzo Polk
Blackburn
Polk
Maude Pillson
Pillson
Errors Defeated the Temple Club in Nine Inning Game
The Temple club led by five in the first inning but could not hold it as the K of C won 7 to 5. K of C tallied six runs in the fourth while Temple was shut out after the opening frame. Bloomer pitched well for Temple before the rally, with the K of C scoring earlier in the second.
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Temple Club
K. of C
Bloomer
Freedom St
Alliance
Wright removes umpire after New Castle controversy
President Wright released umpire Goehler following a chaotic game with New Castle. Goehler had earlier ejected Abbott and Woodruff, failed to control bench disruption, and allowed illegal pitches by Miller. Barton did not curb his players, prompting the forfeiture and public criticism.
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Wright
Goehler
New Castle
Abbott and
Woodruff
Monady
Young Miller
Miller
Barton
Goeher
Big Abbott
Youngstown
Matinee Race Meet Card Promises Excitement At Seventh Ward
Arrangements are complete for a big matinee race meet at the Seventh ward track on Thursday afternoon with many fast stock and several horses drawing attention. Track chief Harry Eyster promises an excellent racing card and excitement for horse enthusiasts.
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Seventh Ward
Harry Eyster
Director K
St. Louis
M. L. Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Young and Griffiths Battle Promised Fight in Pittsburg
Local clash heats up as Jack Young the dog catcher and Billy Griffith of Dayton square off in Pittsburg tonight. Tensions rose after a midday scuffle with referee Jimmy Dunn, who is in Youngs corner, sparked threats from Griffith.
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Pittsburg
Jack Young
Billy Griffith
Dayton
Young
Griffith
Jimmy Dunn
Jack
Jim Dunn
Dunn
New Castle
Pitburg
Swift Specific Co. Promotes Blood Purifying Skin Cure
An ad explains that skin diseases stem from humors in the blood and promoted by sluggish circulation. It touts S. S. S. as a plant based remedy that purifies blood, removes humors, and cures eczema acne tetter salt rheum and related eruptions. The copy urges readers to write for the book on skin diseases and notes availability at drug stores.
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S.S.S
S. S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Struthers Gear Works Closes Due to High Water
The gear works at Struthers was forced to close Monday because of high water. Operations were nestardex.
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Struthers
Nestardex
Seventh Ward Personal Items and Local News
Roy McQuiston returns from Akron. L. J. Carney visits Pittsburg. John Sheehy in Ellwood. M. J. O'Brien of Coulson visits. James Strawhecker recovers from scarlet fever. Mrs. William Weitz returns from Edenburg. T. P. Crawford visits Mahoningtown. Liberty street fountain opened. Mrs. John Robinson returns from Edenburg. Matinee race meet at Mahoningtown track Thursday. Mrs. Ross Guy of Beaver Falls visiting Dr. F. W. Guy. Mezza Musical club meets Friday at Hazel Elliott’s Cedar street home. Mrs. S. T. Waltenbaugh sick. Miss Mary Cummings visits from New Wilmington. Charles Fitzmaurice family from Madison avenue visits Sharon. Peter Shaw wins watch at D. J. Rouse’s. lucky number 47. Mrs. Wila Myers visits from Lowesville. Chain circle meets at Mrs. E. J. Wilson’s Madison avenue. Pennsylvania Shops team to play Conway Yards on Seventh ward grounds Saturday. William Saul, R. W. Roberts, Jess Anderson, William Ward among Seventh ward visitors in Pittsburg. M. A. C. goes to Harmony. anticipation of a great contest. Miss Ella Elliott leaves for Pittsburg Bible Teacher training. John McMillin to race Eleanor Mack 2:11 1/4 on Seventh ward track Thursday. Seventh ward fire station drills third well on lot. other wells dry. Clair Gilmore joins A. C. Hyde’s drug store on Liberty Street. Mrs. Nellie Sherbin recovering at home after surgery. Large Seventh ward crowd attends Forbes Field opening and Ross-Johnson fight in Pittsburg. Wierd hen been xensixed bara shoei.
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L. J. Carney
Pittsburg
John Sheehy
Ellwood
M. J. O’brien
Coulson
Seventh Ward
James Strawhecker
William Weitz
Edenburg
T. P. Crawford
New Galilee
Mahoningtown
Liberty Street
John Robinson
Ross Guy
Beaver Falls
F. W. Guy
Mezza Musical Club
Hazel Elliott
Cedar Street
S. T. Waltenbaugh
Mary Cummings
New Wilmington
Charles Fitzmaurice
Madison Avenue
Sharon
Peter Shaw
D. J. Rouse
Wila Myers
Lowesville
Chain Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
E. J. Wilson
Ashe Pennsylvania
Conway Yards
William Saul
R. W. Roberts
Jess Anderson
William Ward
Harmony
Ella Elliott
Bible Teacher Training
John McMillin
Eleanor Mack
Clair Gilmore
Joseph Gilmore
A. C. Hyde
Liberty Lstreet
Nellie Sherbin
Wabash Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Forbes Field
Ross-Johnson
Local Happenings in Mahoningtown Methodist Service and Civic Work
Frank Powers recovering in Baltimore after brain tumor operation and expected to regain health. John McDonald, B and O engineer, recuperating from an arm injury and may report next week. Fourth of July quiet in the area with possible baseball games. Seventh ward city scales project underway under Street Commissioner Barteaux with excavation active.
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John McDonald
Seventh Ward
Barteaux
Boy 5 Burned While Biting Firecracker in Youngstown
Roman Santda, five, of Youngstown, attempted to bite the end of a firecracker yesterday. The explosion occurred in his mouth and burned his face badly.
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Roman Santda
Youngstown
Extra Train to Muddy Creek Falls
The Western Allegheny railroad plans an additional service on July 5 leaving New Castle at 11 a.m. and returning from Muddy Creek Falls at 2 p.m.
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Muddy Creek Falls
Western Allegheny Railroad
New Castle
Women Work in Harvest Fields Across Gibson and Spencer Counties
Evansville Ind June 30 Owing to harvest labor shortage in Gibson county near Ft Branch and parts of Spencer and Perry counties farmers employ wives and daughters in the fields. Women drive binders and shock wheat after cutting. The women are described as strong and capable of hard physical labor.
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Evansville
Ind
Gibson County
Ft. Branch
Spencer County
Perry County
Hon W S Reynolds to Give Address at Fourth of July Service
Sunday evening at 7 45 oclock at the Croton Avenue Methodist church a special patriotic service will be held in observance of the Fourth of July. Hon Walter S Reynolds will deliver the address. The church will be decorated with flags and bunting and an interesting service is expected.
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Croton Avenue M. E
Walter S. Reynolds
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