Active Training To Begin Today At New Castle High
Sixty five candidates answered the call for spring football training at New Castle High School with forty to be selected for the varsity and several juniors likely to join later. Veterans will be excused from spring drills while daily sessions run four to six weeks at Boyles Field under Coach Phil Bridenbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Bridenbaugh
Boyles Field
Husky Warriors
Benjamin Franklin
North Street
Mahoning
New Castle High School
Bridenbaugh
New Castle High
L. Maxwell
J. Fisher
J. Christman
John McNicholas
W. Mott
Rupert Call
Frank Perry
Norman Cummins
William Nelson
John Russo
Carl Ulrich
Leroy Hoover
Phillip Dickson
George Hammond
Weyman McNally
Charles McCann
William Birt
Adam Nasheroski
Frances Ayres
FE. Crawford
John Katila
James Haydon
William Kirk
Everett McClaren
Clinton Glenn
James Ferranti
William Druschel
John Pegnato
Thomas Farrow
James Frank
James Twaddle
Robert Patton
Russell Houk
Henry Wettich
H. Hildebrand
Robert Shook
C. Hahn
George Schultz
Joe Ignatz
Arthur Leslie
Jay Sweet
Frank Sandifer
Tony Monaco
Frank Leonard
Ed Maley
R. Riddle
William Benson
Lawrence Jones
Allan Booth
James Brenner
Charles Crowl
C. Klaber
George Thomas
All Class Girl Teams Named For 1924 25 Season
New Castle High School selects the first and second all class girls teams from the Inter-Class League. Senior three and three sophomores make the first team, while two sophomores two juniors and two seniors form the second team. Louise Kirker and Louise Patterson lead as top scorers and forwards on the first team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Gilbert
New Castle High School
Wee High
Miss Kirker
Miss Patterson
Miss Fatterson
Castle Five Faces Injury Blow Ahead of Wednesday Game
Ray Nolte veteran guard suffered a severe ankle injury on Monday and may miss the Wednesday night contest. His absence leaves Castle Five relying on Joe Hartman of Grove City College to join his brother Andy Hartman at forward as a running mate.
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Castle Five
Ray Nolte
Aore
Nolte
Alec Samuels
Joe Hartman
Grove City College
The
Castles
Andy
Basketball Scores From Scholastic Matches
Washington 48 over Centerville 7. Uniontown 23 over Edgewood 16. Braddock 38 over Slippery Rock 26. Independent results include America 35 over Butlerman Washington and P K 47 over Lawrence. A large petroleum deposit is reported near a Portuguese railway in Mozambique.
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Washington
Centerville
Uniontown
Edgewood
Braddock
Slippery Rock
America
Butlerman
P.K
Lawrence
Mozambique
Efficiency test for girls at New Castle Senior High
Under Miss Julia Gilbert the New Castle high school introduced a girls athletic efficiency test in the Senior high gym program to assess ability in all courses. The 10 events include sprints, throws, jumps, basketball and volleyball skills. The average senior high student is expected to reach sixty points out of one hundred in this national trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Gilbert
New Castle High School
Indian Midgets Triumph Over Ben Franklin Seventh Grade Team
Indian Midgets defeated the Ben Franklin seventh grade varsity 21 to 11 at Franklin gym. Pagley Thompson and McBride led as winners best bets while Martikala and Twaddle starred for the losers. Referee Ostrosky officiated the game.
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Ben Franklin
Franklin Gym
Wesa
Martikala C. Smith
Twaddle Thompson
McecCay Manfield
Serena McBride
Hemming
Anton
Martikala
Twaddle
Sanders
Zinc
McKay
Pagley
Smith
Thompson
Mansfield
McBride
Linton
Guido
McCay
Ostrosky
New Wilmington High Closes Season With Strong Play
New Wilmington High School finished 8 wins and 8 losses in a season coached by Johny Lawther. The Blue and Gold faced West Middlesex Sharpsville and Bessemer in tight games, opened a new gym, and graduated Hutchison Sewall and Capt. Thomas leaving Jones Penberthy Waltenbaugh James Clark and W. Thomas for next year.
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New Wilmington
Johny Lawther
New Wilmington High
Franklin
Ralph Thomas
Lawther
Hutchison
Penberthy
Jones
Waltenbaugh
Pete James
Sewall
W. Thomas
Clark
West Middlesex
Sharpsville
Bessemer
Westminster
Parkers Landing
Capt. Thomas
P. James
N. W.H
West Mid
Alumni
Farrell
N. W.H.S
Warrell
Parkers
Ben Franklin
West Res
N.W.H.S
Castle Five
Fl. G. F
R. Thomas
We Thomas
New Castle High Names 1925 26 Girls Captain
Sara Louden Ne-Ca-Hi, substitute for ward, was elected captain of the New Castle High School girls basketball team for 1925 26 at a sextette meeting. Louden succeeds Sal McGonn who graduates next June. She is seen as a promising varsity prospect and a fearless leader who played in most games this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Louden
New Castle High School
Miss Louden
Sal *McGonn
Slippery Rock Girls Triumph Over Westminster in Opener
Slippery Rock State Normal defeated Westminster College 28 to 6 at the Normal School gym. The Blue and White squad led from the start with strong shooting from H Upton and N Upton complemented by Brothers Fraser and Cooper. Substitutions included McBeth and Stewart as the game secured Slippery Rock's decisive win.
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Slippery Rock
Slippery Rock State Normal
Westminster College Lassies
Upton
Miss Brothers
Miss Fraser
Blue and White Invaders
Upton Sisters
Miss Cooper
Westminster
H. Upton
Brothers
N. Upton
Schake
Miss Gillespie
Record Foul Shooting Tie In Senior High Test
Edith Hamilton and Elizabeth Eekles tied for top foul shooting in the Senior high athletic efficiency test by hitting 17 of 20 free throws and breaking the Pittsburgh high schools record of 16. Mary Louden took second with 14 of 20 while Sal McGoun and Liona Patterson tied for third with 13 of 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hamilton
Elizabeth Eekles
Pittsburgh
Mary Louden
Sal” McGoun
Liona Patterson
Castles Set for Wednesday Clash With Youngstown Y
Castles to resume play at the Y gym Wednesday with Ohioans riding a 16 game win streak. Castle Five, coached by Gardner, face the Eastern Ohio champions in a high stakes intercity confrontation.
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Castle
Association
Youngstown Big
Ohio
Invaders
Freshmen Lose to Sophomores at Westminster
Westminster, Pa March 17 Sophomore class defeated the Freshmen 47 to 40 in an open game. Key scorers for Westminster were Thomas Kennedy and Cogley with Purvis also contributing. Substitutions and field goals listed show a tight contest as the series continues with another game due Wednesday at the college gym.
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Westminster
New Wilmington
Teany
Rlege
Tenani
Thomas
Kennedys
Cagier
Purvis
Dopeth
Ron Aise
P. Gibson Morrettie
Dennison
Wilkison
Lingper Kennedy
Armstrong
Cogely
Morretti
T. Jones
Lindsey
Gamble
Kennedy
Cogley
Wilkison Ll
P. Gibson
Denison
Oil City To Play Ellwood Thursday
Oil City meets Ellwood City in a Thursday basketball game at the She auditorium. Manager King announced the Shelby Socials will attend, aiming to stay above 60 percent for the season as Oilers face a potentially tough contest from a capable Merchants squad in a bitter fight on the hardwood.
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Ellwood
City
Shelby Socials
She
King
Oilers
Shelby Hars
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