Tame boxing opens at National Athletic Club bill
The National Athletic Club hosted its opening boxing night at Duquesne Garden amphitheater with a six round main event between Jack Blackburn and Mike Donovan that failed to deliver decisive blows. Preliminary bouts drew crowd energy as Joe Klein fought Jack Young to a close draw while Gene Rose impressed, and Jack Abbott defeated Jack McCann in a rapid, decisive second round.
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National Athletic Club
Duqueene Garden
Gazette Times
Jack Blackburn
Philadelphia
Mike Donovan
Rochester
N. Y
Blackburn
Donovan
Erin
Mike
Papke
Ketchell
Dime
Joe Klein
East Pittsburg
Jack Young
New Castle
Young
Klein
Gene Rose
Terry
New Brighton
Joe Grim
Jack Abbott
Duquesne
Jimmy Scanlon
Jack McCann
South Side
Abbott
Two-Man Teams Play A Close Series Of Bowling
Two two man teams faced off on the New Castle alleys in six tight games. Griffy and Partello led the winning side with a 122-pin edge over their rivals, as all six games stayed close throughout the night.
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New Castle
Griffy
Partello
New Castle to Face Sharon in Thanksgiving Football
New Castle high school finishes its season at Sharon Thanksgiving after noon. Sharon’s eleven is unusually strong this year, but New Castle players feel confident of victory.
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New Castle
Sharon
Sharon High School
Secretary Clepper Faces Scrutiny Over O P Circuit Fees
The Sharon Telegraph reports Secretary Clepper struggles to defend his reputation as the foxy magnate of the O P circuit after a league ruling exempted clubs from paying players receipts. President E E Cooper remains silent but appears unfazed as Sharon faces a potential cash outlay to retain players.
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Clepper
Sharon
National Association
Sharon Telegraph
Telegraph
E. E. Cooper
Nocks Topple Standard Steel Car. Blue Ribbon Tie Ensuing
The Nocks defeated Standard Steel Car in a three game set at Fellowship alleys to grab second place, as Blue Ribbon moved into first via a bye. Standard Steel Car won the first game 922 to 808, then Nocks responded 826 to 803 and also won the third, with final tallies showing Nocks 674 in the third and 2518 overall.
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Nocks
Standard Steel Car
Fellowship Alleys
Blue Ribbon
Ube
Jones
Conley
Williams
Shay
One Less Job for J Percy Stetler
Percy Stetler lost out on the Wilkes Barre managers post in the New York State league as Malachi Kittridge, ex National League catcher, was chosen. Stetler had earlier managed in the Atlantic league and is well known in Wilkes Barre. Kittridge, with full control, is expected to release several under contract players.
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Percy Stetler
Wilkes-Barre
Percy
Malachi Kittridge
Stetler
Kittridge
Hiram Commandery Holds Large Open Meeting
Members of Hiram commandery No 17 gathered at Victoria lodge hall for an open meeting with many visitors. Sir Knight Anderson gave the welcome, an exhibition drill and sword exercise by Faulkner and Williams were noted, Rev Woodbee and wife spoke, Miss Armstrong of Elizabeth Pa sang, music and refreshments complemented the event.
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Hiram Commandery No. 17
Victoria Lodge Hall
Knight Anderson
Faulkner
Williams
Woodbee
Socialist Hall
Marty Reunioned With Old Players
Former Youngstown manager Marty F. Hogan visited Youngstown over Sunday on personal business. He has several strong offers for next season but has not decided where to coach. Hogan met former Champs Mert Whitney Billy Phyle and umpire Jack Kennedy during his stay. Kennedy plans to spend winter in Youngstown and seek work at Youngstown Sheet and Tube. Whitney recently left Buffalo to pursue a new managerial post in the south.
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Marty F. Hogan
Youngstown
Zanesville
Hoop
Hogan
Mert Whitney
Buffalo
Billy Phyle
Toronto
Jack Kennedy
Kennedy
Akron
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Whitney
Bison
Theatrical Vaudeville Acts at Cascade and Partello Stock Co
A Cascade theatre bill features Fred Frey and Reiff & Clayton with Miss Clayton and Helen Thardo’s dog circus plus Gordon Bros. The Marian Neville act rivals Anna Eva Fay with telepathic cabinet. Partello Stock Co presents The College Girl with Miss Allen Kennedy and Aynalda the dancer and Lions’ Gate matinees.
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Fred Frey
Reiff & Clayton
Helen Thardo
Pircus
Marion Neville & CO
Gordon Bros
Cascadescope
Cascade Theatre
Keith
Proctor
New Castle
Miss Clayton
Mr. Reiff
Marian Neville & Co
Anna Eva Fay
Local Machinists Begin Campaign in Youngstown Area
J D Buckalow vice president of the International Association of Machinists arrives in Youngstown to initiate a campaign to organize machinists in Mahoning and Shenango valleys.
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J D. Buckalow
International Association of Machinists
Youngstown
Mahoning
Shenango Valley
Blue Ribbon Leads City Bowling Stand as Eight Wins Set Pace
The Blue Ribbon team tops the City Bowling League with eight wins and three losses, while Standard Steel Car and Nocks sit tied for second. Haskins and Clark's Colts trail but are expected to rise as the fourth week unfolds. George Clark leads individuals with 192 average, Martin close at 190 after six games.
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Blue Ribbon
Haskins
Clark
George Clark
Martin
G. W
Hobdins
Biasdeve
Clark's
Colts
Sos
Shay
H. HoPmer
Seeeses
A. Orr
D. Miller
McCaslin
C. Ebhart
J. Preston
Steer
Millson
Fee Ewee
McGiven
Bellis
Depew
Jones Bo Wee
Belghiey
Seer
Wise
R. Bratchie
Prentice
Conley
Ceese
Davenport
Escsee
Grocutt
Eee Terewe
Wm. Williams
Wm. Miller
Allison
Stoaiévon Pean
Dove
Johnson
Carncy
Eeerrere
Irwin
Campbell
Girl Saved by Good Work of County Detectives
After a family dispute a young city woman ran to Youngstown. County Detective Logan and Detective Hamilton traced her to a house of ill repute and found her within half an hour. The teen, of good character, returned home and her name was kept private.
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GOOD
Work OF CO
Youngstown
Logan
Hamilton
Trade Week at Butler Proved a Big Success
Butler Business Men's association closed its annual trade week with strong sales and higher receipts than last year. Thousands of out of town shoppers circulated money, aiding future local commerce and securing regular customers for Butler stores. Secretary Benjamin H. Jack praised the results and the event’s lasting impact on trade in the city.
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Butler Business Men’s Association
Butler Eagle
Benjamin H. Jack
New Locomotives for the Bessemer and Lake Shore
Greenville Nov 24 Twenty five new locomotives and 3000 steel cars are requested by the Semer and Lake Shore railroad from United States Steel for rolling stock. A contract may be let soon. Additional coaches and baggage cars will be built at local shops during the winter.
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Greenville
Semer & Lake Horie Railroad
United States Steel Corporation
Edenburg social notes recount Sunday visits and events
Hiram Biddle of New Castle spent Sunday with his family here. Olive Raub visited W A Ripple’s home. John Hoffmeister of Mahoningtown visited his sons. Mr and Mrs C S McCullough called on friends in New Castle. William Weitz of Mahoningtown visited friends here. Gus Bond and daughter Mae visited friends in Youngstown over Sunday. Ella Neil attended First Presbyterian services in New Castle. Mr and Mrs Lewis Needler of New Castle visited former parents D P Needer. Mrs R H McCullough and sister visited friends in Washingtonville. Samuel Mitchell of New Wilmington visited his brother Dr C M Mitchell. A C Robinson returned from Chicago after eleven weeks on business. W S Raub and son Paul visited his mother Susanna Raub. Cora and Gertrude Redman of New Bedford visited their sister Mrs F S Webb. Lena Weekley and granddaughter Lena Belle Waddington spent Sunday here. Lenora Coates and daughter of New Castle called on Mr and Mrs Joseph Cameron. Ira Beight and children visited Mt Jackson. Berle Rodgers and daughter Vera of New Castle visited with Lawrence Whiting’s family. J R McGuire of Mahoningtown visited his mother Phoebe McGuire. They accompanied his wife and another who had been visiting her parents. Elizabeth Rinehart and Mary Kirkpatrick of New Castle visited Cassidy Biddle’s parents. N G McClelland and daughter Mary Belle of East Youngstown concluded a visit here and in Westfield. Prayer and praise services planned for Wednesday evening at 7 30. Normal study class after M E church prayer service. Margaret Blackburn and Emerson Cobb of Damascus returned home after several days’ visit. The play Scenes at the Union Station postponed until a near future date.
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Hiram Biddle
New Castle
Olive Raub
W. A. Ripple
John Hoffmeister
Mahoningtown
C. S. McCullough
William Weitz
Gus Bond
Mae
Youngstown
Ella Neil
First Presbyterian Church
Lewis Needler
D. P. Needer
A. C. Robinson
Chicago
W. S. Raub
Paul
Susanna Raub
New Middletown
Cora
Gertrude Redman
New Bedford
F. S. Webb
Lena Weekley
Lena Belle Waddington
Warren, O
Lenora Coates
Charley Reed
Joseph Cameron
Ira Beight
Walter
Anna
Clifford
Peter Beight
Mt. Jackson
Berle Rodgers
Vera
Lawrence Whiting
J. R. McGuire
Phoebe McGuire
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Griffin , Partello
Westerman Leland
North Mill
Opera House
Reis Circuit
Mgrs
B. H. Norris
Bus
Mgr
W. A. Partello
Alice Kennedy
The
Partel Stock Company
Girl
Eagle Ranch
Cascade Vaudeville Theatre
South Mill ST
Jene & Et
Franklin A. Eobbs Bus
National Associa
Tion
J. Percy Stetler
Hiram Commandery
Marty
Partello Stock Co
Partello Stock
Allen Kennedy
Aynalda
Golden West
Miss Kennedy
Cherry ‘O’brien
Lena Rivers
Mr.Partello
New York
CITY
Butler
Bessemer
Washburn-Crosbys
Enoume caoseTe
Ste Meen
New Castle, PA
Wheeling W. VA
Guttridge & Rand
Custom Tailors of the Times
Peoples Mortgage Loan Go
E. Washington St
Herb D. McGoun
Edenburg
R. H. McCullough
Charles Knapp
Washingtonville
Samuel Mitchell
New Wilming
Ton
C. M. Mitchell
Elizabeth Rinehart
Mary Kirkpatrick
Cassidy Biddle
N. G. McClelland
Mary Belle
East Youngstown
Westfield
M. E
Margaret Blackburn
Emerson Cobb
Damascus O
Union Station
Epworth League
Mando
Madame
Josephine le le
Fevre
Geo
W. Clutton
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