New Castle High Triumph at Four County Meet
New Castle High romped to first with 44 points at Westminster College, beating Beaver and six other schools in the second annual four county track meet. Day and McMurdo led scoring with 12 points each, Day winning the high hurdles and pole vault, McMurdo taking shot put and discus. Beaver was second, New Brighton third, Ellwood City fifth, Bessemer seventh. twelve schools competed, about 500 athletes.
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New Wilmington
Beaver High
Ellwood City
Bessemer
New Castle
Dean
John Kraft
New Castle High
Butler
Beaver
Mercer
Lawrence Dougtes
College
Westminster College
Phil Bridenbaugh
New Brighton Turd
Beaver Falls
Wilwood City
Sandy Lake
Sharon
New Whitiington
Greenville
Sharpsville
Ne-Ca- Hi
New Case
Ralph
Scoots
Day
Tom McMurdo
Elwood City
McMtrdo
Pusch
Turner
New Deighton
Barley
New Brighton
Johnny Barley
Arley
Earley Bowver
E. Lockley
Kerr
Lockley
Eat
Maltonun
Sid Lockley
Ktone
Trang
Johnny Keast
Crawford
Red” Kerr
Reed
Beaver Fails
Captain
Red" Kerr
Smith
EL Lockley
Earley
Wilson
Twaddle
Alex Fox
Joe Branning
Tom Lewis
Hanlon
McMurdo
Beever
Graham
Jacobson
Neyina
Geyer
Strothers
G. Barnes
Shevlin
Chester Dean
Ellwood
Joe Blanning
Donaldson
Lawrence County League Meeting
Lawrence County baseball officials meet at 3 pm Tuesday at the New Castle News to map opening arrangements for the season next Saturday. Managers should present eligible players, scorers, and umpires. the commissioners will select the umpire staff Tuesday night.
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Lawrence “County
New Castle News
Maine
Board of Commissioners
New Castle and Beaver Falls Shine in Track Trials
In a New Brighton meet, Brewer of New Brighton won the 440 yard dash final with standouts from New Castle, Beaver Falls, and Ellwood City placing in events. Trials and finals across 200 yard low hurdles, half mile, one mile relay, and field events showcased Day and Corbett leading Beaver Falls, New Castle, and Butler athletes with top distances and times.
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Linn
Beaver
Ewing
Beaver Falls
Beloond
Johnson
Elwood! Temporario
New Brighton
McCoy
New Castle
Gething
Sharon
F. Strotherg
Puromaki
Bessemer
Stewart
Black
Sharpsville
Kaalz
Ellwood City
Mahaney
Arley
Turner
New Tighton
Nevins
Butler
Brewer
Henderson
Haltema
Lockley
heal—Wondy Knight
C. Worrall
New Wilmington
Haltenan
Hurdies
Day
Jon Blanning
Davis
R. Strothlers
C. Beggs
Sandy Lake
C. Corbett
Pagtey
McLean
McCreery
Lally
Hogue
Sandy Lare
Alexander
A. Seaburn
Corbett
Read
Red” Kerr
Sid Lockley
E. Cockley
Earle
Smith
Reed
Wilson Beaver
Punch
Strothers
R. Strothers
Rel Wilmington
Intra-Mural Meet Will End Tuesday
Special to The Mews from New Wilmington Pennsylvania May 4. Crescents lead after day one with 32 points as Kap tg Dells and T U C chase in the first day events at College Field. Events listed include 220 yard dash two mile run 129 yard high hurdles one half mile run mile relay pole vault and broad jump.
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New Wilmington
Crescents
Kapg
Dells
College Field
Kaps
Delts
Marlin Cubs Schedule Important Practice Session
The Marlin Cubs will hold a key practice Tuesday evening at Ben Franklin field at five o'clock. All players are urged to be present. A vending machine designed to yield pocket savings banks when dimes are inserted is mentioned.
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Marlin Cubs
Ben Franklin Field
This Is Mac's Year Says Golf Writer Feg Murray
MacDonald Smith, winner of the North and South open at Pinehurst, is hailed as entering his peak. He led by eight strokes over Walter Hagen, then last year's champion, as he bulldozed through the course with near flawless play. The piece recalls past Smiths in golf history and notes future exhibition and recent success, suggesting he may capture the national open this year. He and his brother Aleck have a history of close finishes and dramatic comebacks, with other Smiths and Joneses also achieving wins in earlier years.
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MacDonald Smith
Pinehurst
N. G
Mac
Macy Donald Smith
United States
Walter Hagen
Smith
MacDonald
Aleck
Rye
N. Y
Willa
Polish A A A defeats Electrics 10 to 2 in MLB style tilt
Polish A A A defeated the Pennsylvania Ohio Electrics 10 to 2 in a game marked by sharp pitching and defense. Duncan held batters hitless for four innings while fanning seven, Hoffmeister pitched in later innings, and Mucela was touched for eight runs as the Polish offense surged with three runs in the seventh. Box score notes include Bishop running for Moffat, Mescal batting for DeMuccio, and Mehalic and Hutnic appearing as substitutes. umpire: Cooper.
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Felding
A. A
Pennsylvania- Ohio Electrics
Duncan
Hoffmeister
D! Mucela
I. Bishop
Moffat
Mescal
DeMuccio
Mehalic
Hoffmaster
Hutnic
Clarke
P.O
Bishop
Amcintyre
Walser
Bronko
Coates
Mullen
AcInltyre
Baseball Results From National League and American League
Yesterday’s National League results Cincinnati lost to Brooklyn 2 to 4 and Philadelphia defeated St Louis 1 to 0 while Chicago beat Cincinnati 7 to 0. American League scores showed New York 9 Philadelphia 1 and Detroit 6 Cleveland 6 with St Louis 8 Chicago 2. several games were called in the seventh. American Association standings feature Toledo 11 Milwaukee 4 and Columbus 14 Kansas City 6 with others rained out or rescheduled.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
New Yorke
American Association
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Lauisville
Indianapolia
Louisville
W. L. Pet
Asa
Philadelph
Philadelphi
Ww. Ie
Tadienapolis
Loulaville Ari Columbus
Lion Tamers Fall to Sacred Hearts in Lopsided Game
Sacred Heart Midgets defeated the Lion Tamers 18 to 7 in a Saturday baseball contest. DeThomas, Biondi and Castren homered, Dayne fanned three for the Midgets. Tamers pitchers yielded heavy hits as Mastren, Farrone and others starred for Sacred Hearts.
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Sacred ‘Heart
Lion Tamers
De'Thomas
Biondi
Castren
Dayne
Mastren Aix
Tamers
Tanners
Payne
Cilbert
Mastren
Farrone
Cannister
Colored Star Juniors Organize Fast Team
The Colored Star Juniors have formed a strong junior squad for ages 14 to 17 and seek games within the county. Call 684-M and ask for Jenn Robinson after 6:30 p.m. They are sponsored by the Colored Athletic subcommittee.
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Colored Star
Jenn Robinson
Star
King Tut League Opens Tuesday With Weeklong Schedule
The King Tut Baseball League starts Tuesday at Walton Field with five games weekly through Friday July 24. The Ty Wangs face the Yankees in the opening tit, followed by Giants versus Yankees Friday. The schedule lists Indians Pirates Giants and multiple matchups across Tuesdays and Fridays with dates scattered through the month.
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King Tut Baseball League
Walton Field
Ty- Wangs
Yankees
Uie Giants
Slndians
Pirates
S—Giannts
Giants
Indians
Yankees Giants
Tindians
Mahoning A A Roster Reaches Thirteen Players
Thirteen members of the Mahoning A A roster have signed contracts. Catchers A Hulbert and F Roas, pitchers Kersey Shields Steve Russell Hutnick, first baseman Bob Hamilton, McCluskey second base Horsman shortstop Stan Jones Bob Jones E Culbertson and H Swineheart outfielders. Joe Mittley Carnegie Tech backstop will form the team in June. Manager Parks anticipates two local stars joining soon that could strengthen the squad for the Lawrence County league.
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Mahoning
A. A
A. Hulbert
F. Roas
Kersey
Shields
Steve Russell
Hutnick
Bob Hamilton
McCluskey
Horsman
Stan Jones
Bob” Jones
E. Culbertson
H. Swineheart
Joe Mittley
Carnegie Tech
Parks
Keystone A Wins Keystone A C Triumph Over Polish N A
Keystone A C defeated Polish N A Saturday by 14 to 4. Calvert allowed four hits while Huff collected four hits in the game. Ellsworth and Masixk were among the players involved in the notable plays.
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Keystone A. C
Masixk
Ellsworth
N. A
Calvert
Huff
New Castle Gun Club Victory Over Wampum in Inter-County Shoot
New Castle Gun Club defeated Wampum Gun Club by seventeen birds at the Fair Grounds range in the first inter-county shoot. Dr. Carpenter of New Castle won high honors with 9 of 100 and a 25 straight. J D Elliott returned to steady the team as Hig shot 88 of 100 in a windy, difficult course. Wampum conceded defeat and vowed revenge at the next shoot in Wampum. G R Brown won two special matches, while Dave Cox and Vandiver faltered. Summary of Shoot: New Castle.
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Dr. Carpenter
Fair Grounds
Sportaman
Guo Club
New Castle
Wampum Gui Club
Eliott
J. D. Elliott
Hig
Wampum
G. R. Brown
Dave Cox
Vandiveer
Ferrante Hurls No Hit No Run Baseball Victory
Wampum Royals pitcher Ferrante threw the season’s first no hit no run game Saturday blanking Moravia 0-0 at Moravia PA. Ferrante helped his cause with two doubles and a single in three trips. Caldwell started for Moravia and was followed by Ferrucci after the second. For games with the Royals contact Manager Joe Galliard in Wampum or call after seven.
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Ferrante
Wampum Royal
Royals
Moravia
Caldwell
Ferrucci
Wampum Royals
Joe Galliard
Wampum
Tim
Colored Stars Fall to Moose in Wet Park Debut
The Colored Stars opened at Warren’s Col. Leisure Park with a 21 to 4 defeat as poor weather and rough field conditions hampered their cohesion. Captain Bluesteel plans a stronger lineup, while Rentz urged fans to back the team and noted the historic first dark venture by colored players.
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Warren
Bluesteel
Rentz
Fred L. Rentz
Col. Leasure
Italians To Clash With P O Electrics Monday Clash
Italian Athletic Association and the P.O. Electrics meet at 5 45 p m Monday on Radiator field at the National Radiator works near Cascade Park. The teams have played several games which adds to the anticipation of this matchup.
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Italian Athletic Association
P.O. Electrics
Electrics
National Radiator Works
Cascade Park
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