Blue Ribbon Bowing Team Falls Twice In City League
Hasbins upset the Blue Ribbon bowling squad two games to one to tighten the City league race. The Hasbins won the first game 984 to 896 and the Blue Ribbons won the second 784 to 776 before the Hasbins clinched the third 865 to 891 to pull even atop the standings.
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Hasbins
Hartman
Shannon
B. Dean
Reed
D. Miller
Ball
McGivern
Pan Ele
Two-Man Teams Clash On the New Castle Alleys
Two-man team contests drew crowds as Westerman and Leland dominated last night on the New Castle alleys. They won four of six games and led in total pins 1499 to 1233 over Griffin and Partello. A 15 pound turkey prize awaited the high single score tonight in ten pins.
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New Castle
Westerman
Leland
Griffin
Partello
Lehigh Bowling Team Sweeps New Castle In League
The Lehigh bowling squad crushed New Castle in three straight games on New Castle lanes. Lehigh players were in rare form, winning comfortably as they extended the streak in the Lawrence league.
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Lehigh
Compton Seeks Steel Work In Youngstown
Jack Compton, famed twirler from last season’s Youngstown team, arrived in the city seeking employment in iron or steel. He left a telegraph operator post to gain strength for next season. He has not signed for 1900 yet but has received several offers.
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Youngstown, CO
Jack Compton
Youngstown
Jack
Hubbard Methodist Church Plans Parsonage Adjoining
The official board of Hubbard Methodist church has decided to build a new parsonage adjoining the church grounds inviting church members to view the plan and discuss the project.
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Hubbard Methodist Church
Ross to face Mike Sullivan in Rochester 17 round bout
Tony Ross is matched to meet Mike Sullivan at Rochester New York on December 17 in a 17 round bout or until one quits. Sullivan is regarded as one of the best boxers in the country and Ross prepares for a major test after a planned bout with Larry Temple fell through. Jimmie Dunn heads to Springfield Ohio to fight Tommy Lee on Thanksgiving day. Brock may be matched for an early Pittsburg appearance as he has faced Phil Brock before with even honors.
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Tony Ross
Mike
United States
Lee-Dunn
Jimmie Dunn
Springfield
Ohio
Tommy Lee
New Castle
Phil Brock
Pittsburg
Brock
Morton
Theatrical Press Agents Promises at Cascade
Two packed houses at the Cascade theatre applaud a vaudeville bill led by Marion Neville. She mystifies audiences with cabinet work and trance questions outperforming rivals like Anna Eva Fay. Tonight is her last appearance with matinees at 3 p.m. and evening shows at 8:00 and 9:15.
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Cascade Theatre
Marion Neville
Anna Eva Fay
Partello Stock Company Presents The Girl of Eagle Ranch
The Partello Stock Company stage show at the opera house last night drew a good crowd with The Girl of Eagle Ranch praised for its story and climaxes Miss Kennedy led the cast in the western heroine role The Postmaster's Daughter Lena Rivers and The Yankee Girl follow in coming performances with The Devil Cumberland 61 and When the Harvest Days Are Over to close the engagement
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Partello Stock Company
Eagle Ranch
Opera House
Miss Kennedy
Partello Company
Grand Opera House
New York
Lena Rivers
New Castle
McMillan stock farm becomes top Greenville race track
The McMillan stock farm one mile east of Greenville, Pa is bought by the Callahan brothers and Youngstown associates. The property is being redeveloped into a premier half mile race oval with major renovations and stable space contracted by prominent horse owners. Matinee races are planned for spring and summer.
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Greenville
McMillan Stock Farm
Callahan Brothers
Youngstown
O. P. Averages Out With Official League Figures
President Charles H. Morten of the O. P. league has issued the official averages to be released at noon next Saturday. The delay earlier was due to an error but the figures are now ready and will attract interest among followers.
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Charles H. Morten
O. & P. League
Brock Set For Pittsburgh Ring Return Monday
Phil Brock the Cleveland light weight will meet Young Donohue of Boston the New England champion at the National A C boxing show at Duquesne Garden Monday night. Promoter Jimmie Dime criticized Donovan for a poor showing against Blackburn and warned he may take disqualifying action in future bouts.
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Cleveland
Young Donohue
Boston
New England
Duquesne Garden
Pittsburg
Donohue
Jimmie Dime
National
A. M
Blackburn
Geo. Memsic
Philadelphia
Sam Langford
Donovan
Thanksgiving Day Boxing Card Across the Nation
Jimmie Dunn meets Tommy Lee in Springfield while Billy Papke faces Stanley Ketchel in Colma for a middleweight title. Abe Attell clashes Freddie Welsh in Los Angeles and Cyclone Johnny Thompson meets Kid Dalton in Marysville. Additional bouts include Al Kubiak vs George Gunther in Philadelphia Young Donahue vs Harry Scroggs in Manchester and Dave Deshler against Young Kirby in Lawrenceville plus Jimmy Gardner vs Jimmy Clabbe in New Orleans and Jeff Doherty vs Amby McGarry in Holyoke Tommy Sullivan vs Tony Caponi in Philadelphia.
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Jimmie Dunn
Tommy Lee
Springfield
Billy Papke
Stanley Ketchel
Colma
Cal
Abe Attell
Freddie Welsh
Jeffries
Will Bowl for a Big Fat Turkey at Fellowship Alleys
Manager Shay of the Fellowship bowling alleys runs a turkey contest from Tuesday evening until Thanksgiving eve at 6 pm. The bowler with the highest score in this period wins a large turkey. A prize bird is on hand for the winner.
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Shay
Fellowship Bowling Alleys
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promised Fast Relief
Headache sufferers are urged to carry Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for quick relief with no opiate ingredients. The ad claims safety when used as directed and features testimonials from J L Bush of Waterview and others praising the remedy. The Miles Medical Co, Elkhart Indiana, guarantees money back.
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Miles
I Miles
J. L Bush
Waterview
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Must Pay Salary in Full Says Morton
The Vindicator reports President Charles H. Morton clarifies the recent league ruling. Players unpaid through September 30 or lacking signed receipts become free agents unless paid within 23 days, with December 1 as the deadline. This decision prompts potential league reorganization and public interest in Youngstown baseball.
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National Association
Charles H. Morton
Until the Last Shot a Stewart Edward White tale
In December American Magazine Stewart Edward White begins a boy life series with Until the Last Shot. The tale promises the author’s notable craftsmanship as in The Blazed Trail The Forest and The Mystery. A quoted extract emphasizes resilience and dignity: a man is never defeated until the last shot is fired.
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Stewart Edward White
White
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Bobby
Kincaid
Hunter Kills 30-Pound Wildcat Near Gresham
William Harrison of Titusville shot and killed a 30 pound wildcat while hunting near Gresham in Crawford County a few days ago.
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William Harrison
Titusville
Gresham
Crawford County
Roosevelt Praises Sheridan In Monument Dedication Oration
The speech honors General Sheridan and Civil War leaders, praises American unity, and stresses duty over birth or creed as the nation honors Union and Confederate veterans at a monument unveiling. It highlights a winter campaigning system, lasting national ideals, and the fusion of diverse origins into a unified American character.
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Five Forks
Appomattox
Great Plains
Grand Army
Sheridan
Man Burned When Car Catches Fire En Route
Charles Snodgrass sustained serious burns when his touring car ignited after a spark ignited gasoline while returning to Youngstown from North Jackson. The vehicle was destroyed by the blaze.
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Youngstown
North Jackson
Charles Snodgrass
New Driving Park Planned by Beaver Valley Horsemen
A group of Beaver Valley horsemen met at the Kenwood hotel in New Brighton to organize the Kenwood Driving Association. They will apply for a charter through attorney T. Frank Covert, start with 50 members, and pursue a 25 acre site in Daugherty township near New Brighton for a half mile track and later fair grounds.
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New Brighton
Beaver Valley
Kenwood
Kenwood Driving Association
T. Frank Covert
Daugherty
Neshannock Ave Declared Dumping Ground
Complaints rise over dumping of rubbish on Neshannock avenue just north of the street paving end. The health department has been alerted to the problem.
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Neshannock Avenue
Health Department
Furs for Sale Highlights Early Fashion Demand
On Wednesday November 25 1908 B and B furs advertises a wide selection of furs with prices from 3.50 for small furs up to 1650 for fur coats. Pony coats are plentiful and customers are urged to inspect before deciding.
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