Slippery Rock Normal Baseball Schedule Announced
Slippery Rock Normal School unveils its season schedule with John Price as athletic director noting a pro career end. Key dates include April 23 Bethany College, May 11 Allegheny College, May 30 Westminster, June 20 Carnegie Tech, and a June 23-24 Pittsburg Collegians event with several Open dates to be filled by local high schools.
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Slippery Rock Normal School
John Price
Slippery Rock
Washington Club
Wilmington
Pril
Bethany College
Fredonia Institute
Allegheny College
Kiski
Saltsburg
Indianaormal
Indiana
Allegheny
Meadville
Mt. Union
Westminster
Edinboro Normal
New Willuington
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburg Collegians
All-Stars and All-Sorts Split Four Games
The All-Stars and All-Sorts played four games on the New Castle alleys last night. Scores show varied totals across innings with no standout performances, as each team posted multiple figures in the 80s to 190s range and final tallies near 1700.
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New Castle
Davie Ee
Conley Ce
Morgan Eooe
Wawers
Manager McCay to Be Married Monday
Manager Bernie McCay of the McKeesport O and P team plans to wed Miss Annie Bishop in Atlanta on Monday. After the ceremony they will depart for McKeesport where he will oversee training preparations and the opening game.
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Atlanta
Bernie McCay
McKeesport O. & P
Pennsylvania
Bernie
Annie Bishop
McCay
McKeesport
Kilbane shines in Cleveland box Kilbane Zahniser bout
Kilbane of Cleveland defeated Young Zahniser in a fast paced nine round scrap at the Coliseum. Kilbane's speed reach and ring craft overwhelmed Zahniser who faded after a strong start for Dime's corner. The crowd applauded Kilbane as a future champion in a top entertainment boxing card.
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Ted Grigg
Kid Fazzone
Grigg
Young Zahniser
Johnnie Kilbane
Cleveland
Jimmie Dime
Zahniser
Dime
Kilbane
New Castle
Dunn
Ross Defeats Jeffords in Coliseeum Boxing Card
Receipts reduce the baseball club debt by more than 1000 dollars as a crowd of about 2000 fills the coliseum for a boxing night. Tony Ross knocks out Big Jim Jeffords in the third round with a hard right after a left feint, ending the main bout early. Crowds from Sharon Youngstown Pittsburg and Cleveland attend, while the ministerial association fails to halt the event and officials enforce orderly conduct.
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Manly
Youngstown
Sharon
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Ministerial Association
Tony Ross
New Castle
Jim Jeffords
Johnny Kilbane
Jimmy Dunn
Coliseum
Jeffords
Ross
Ross-Jeffords
Ross’ Mighty
Deskin
Jimmie Dime
Tony
Johnnie
Steel Car Bowlers Overpower Hendricks In Ellwood City Duckpins
The Steel Car duckpin team defeated the new Hendricks squad at Ellwood City. The visitors showed promise, while Steel Car led most of the match with strong showings from players including Hendricks and others as the scores swung through the evening.
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Steel Car
Ellwood City
Hendricks
Ellwood
Wytaee
Ideve Wav Cel
Cable Ereretee
Aves Es
Toiaia
Secsectia
Gis Hendricks
Suvbor Gaon Velge
Graffius Works Out Young Pitchers
Billy Graffius, who signed a tocks contract and has been training in Gulf Port Mississippi, plans to join New Castle at reporting time in top form. He has worked in railroad shops since last fall and is being paid his usual salary plus a substantial present. The Gulf Port manager Boby Gilks has arranged the program to develop the pitching staff.
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Billy Graffius
Gulf Port
Miss
New Castle
Graff
Boby Gilks
Undertaker Buries Train Victim Stephen Smith in Town
Through the kindness of a Youngstown undertaker the body of Stephen Smith, killed by a train, was buried yesterday. The destitute widow appealed to the undertaker after the town ship trustees would not provide funds.
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Youngstown
Stephen Smith
Ministers Try to Stop Boxing Bout
A Ministerial Association meeting sent a committee to press authorities to halt a boxing event held for the baseball club’s benefit. Officials including District Attorney Young, Mayor, and Sheriff Waddington found no law prohibiting the bout. Governor Stuart deferred to the local authorities. no statute barred two boxers from a limited number of rounds or purse arrangements. Directors had considered a contribution to cover baseball deficits if the match had been stopped.
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Young
Waddington
Stuart
Ministerial Association
Baseball Gossip and League Moves Across Regions
Sunday ball may be allowed at East Liverpool as games shift to Virginia. Trades denied include Fielder Thomas for Aaron Kerr. Bonnie Pierce leaves Newark for St Augustine then Cincinnati to join the team. Billy Steen heads to Cincinnati to join Toledo and southern training. Charles Starr may secure a regular Pittsburg job after Wagner exit. O and P magnates hold dual Cleveland and Pittsburg meetings to balance affairs. Benefit night yields a tidy sum amid optimism. Scheduling hurdles loom. New Castle may be omitted. Interstate league to meet Thursday to consider franchise offers. write Willie Smith in Franklin for submissions. Grant Whitstar visits New Castle for business and boxing. Bill Schwartz returns to Akron after release from Peoria. Canton laboring over Meyers Lake grounds. rent talks threaten Sunday games unless resolved. Mart Whitney possibly loses Buffalo post. Mort in Florida seeking more pay. Buffalo looks to buy release of Evans from New York.
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East Liverpool
Virginia
Wright
Youngstown
Thomas
Sharon
Aaron Kerr
Bonnie Pierce
Newark
St. Augustine
Cincinnati
Billy Steen
Toledo
Charles Starr
Pittsburg
Wagner
Charley
O. & P. League
Cleveland
Clepper
New Castle
Willie Smith
Franklin
Grant Whitstar
Youngstown Club
Coliseum
Bill Schwartz
Peoria
Akron
Schwartz
Councils Question Police Graft Over Offenders
Select city council members discussed alleged arrangements between aldermen and railway detectives. They questioned cost sharing and custody of offenders arrested by street and steam railway detectives. The council planned to seek City Solicitor Gardner’s advice and decide whether to curb use of the city lockup or have the mayor dispose of prisoners at the next police committee meeting.
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Select Council
Common Council
Deskin
Police Committee
Lusk
Gardner
Motorman Saves Passengers By Following Signal
A Youngstown street car motorman ignored a warning signal at a grade crossing and stopped, likely saving a car full of passengers from a collision with a fast passenger train.
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Youngstown
Exhibition and literature event at John Electric store
Oregon, Washington and Idaho exhibition and literature display set at the John Electric company store in the Greer block from March 17 to 20. This event showcases regional materials and product literature.
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Oregon
Washington
Idaho
John Electric Company
Greer Block
Hindipo Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic at Love & Megown
In New Castle, Love and Megown druggists advertise Hindipo, a kidney cure and nerve tonic sold with a positive guarantee. The ad promises a full refund if no benefit, inviting townspeople to try the product today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love & Megown
New Castle
Schedule Makers Still Busy In Local League Conference
The schedule committee of the O and P league has met since Sunday and has not agreed on a schedule. The committee plans to stay in session until at least Wednesday to complete the work, with each member eager to adopt his own proposed schedule.
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O. & P. League
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