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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
9
B and B offers sixty new curtain styles from 90c to 4.50 and wire net sill curtains at 1.25 a pair. Twelve styles at 2.50, fifteen at 3.00. Por tieres with galloon edge priced 4.00 to 7.50 a pair. Table covers and velour bearfs with various prices. New cretonnes and curtain materials include ecru barred grenadines at 45c.
The article discusses a proposed change that a caught fly to the outfield enabling a runner from third to score would count as a sacrifice for the batter instead of a time at bat. It cites authorities like George Moreland and President Pulliam, notes potential rule changes, and outlines a famous Chicago Pirates vs. Cubs play illustrating the issue. It argues the rule could boost batting averages and alter strategy by rewarding team-oriented plays.
Manager Pete Porter, now at Mt. Clemens, will be home Thursday and attend the Youngstown league meeting. In a letter to The News the Nocks manager says Porter is in better shape than in years and has been active since leaving New Castle. He will start the weeding out process soon to keep only players who show they can compete.
Westminster College basketball, crippled by Dr. Russell's suspensions last week, lost to Hiram College 26 to 19 in Hiram Ohio. Scorers listed include Blair 8 and McKay 7 for Westminster, Bradshaw 3, Blair 2, Bradshaw 2, Everhart 2 for Hiram, with Uptegraft and Robinette among the players. Referee Peckinbaugh. Two 20 minute halves.
Store advertises a promotion offering a free watch with purchases and a coupon for customers. Mentions the phrase Smoke Up and lists the address 15 South Mercer Street. Details are sparse.
R M Read of this city, former owner of the Canton polo team in the Interstate, says he will not be directly involved in polo again though he will assist in league organization. He will focus on his South Mill street hotel business while supporting a league on a firm, shared-receipts basis to help weaker teams.
The Fifth Ward and Swastikas met at Steinbrink alleys on Long Avenue with two games won by Fifth Ward and a rematch planned at Fellowship alleys next week. Low scores dominated as both teams failed to capitalize on favorable lanes.
The New Castle bowling team will travel to Warren Ohio Thursday evening amid anticipation of a strong reception. Warren bowlers, angered by a previous $100 purse loss to New Castle, plan to field their best against the tenpin artists. A large crowd and a special Mahoning Valley Line car are arranged for travel.
Testimonial from S Mary C Hahler of Sullivan Missouri claims Dr Miles Heart Cure improved breathing, heart action and nerves after other doctors failed. She warns of severe pain and dizziness before treatment and notes guaranteed first bottle or money back from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana and local druggist.
The Interstate meeting was postponed by President Rexford awaiting O and P promoters. Erie’s admission hinges on finding a stable circuit, with six or eight clubs under discussion. Rindernecht and Rexford acknowledge the compact, while Erie’s entry remains contingent on league structure.
Tuxedo bowls roll to a 2699 total over Steel on Fellowship alleys. They win game scores 907 to 727, 843 to 821, and 949 to 760 led by Morass and Andrews among others in a high profile winter meet.
Only two players, Kid Hagen and Harry Camnitz, have not signed with the New Castle club as the rest of last season’s squad have. Salary limits forced by a pay cut leave them negotiating terms, but Hagen is ready to sign soon and Camnitz is expected to follow. Harry Camnitz is viewed as a promising pitcher for the coming season.
William Maxwell excursion agent for Rock Springs park visited New Castle to gauge East Liverpool’s chances of joining the O P league. The Rock Springs Amusement Co seeks a franchise amid reports from East Liverpool news about Thomas Fleming, former East Liverpool manager, accused of double crossing after earning over $2,000 and a 20 percent draft-money share.
Miss Gertrude Rhodes visited friends in New Castle last week while Mr. and Mrs. C. P. McCreary called on friends in Grove City. Sheriff Waddington and wife of New Castle visited here Wednesday. Alice Hutchinson visits her cousin Dr. A. L. MelIntire and family in Columbus. Carl Kemp, Youngstown employee, spent Sunday with his parents. Martha Dinsmore visited her sister Mary near East Palestine. Slater McGeehon and Moravia visited the McGeehons. A daughter arrived at Rev. and Mrs. W. V. Grove in Lewistown, Pa., former residents.
An amateur polo team from New Castle will clash in a city contest. Local players prepare for a competitive showdown, aiming to showcase skill and teamwork on the field.
The squad will travel to Sharon Thursday night for a strong test against the home team. A good-sized crowd of fans is expected despite Dook Marquis not accompanying the team.
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