Friendship A C and Carnegie Steel Triumph in Fourth Victory
The Friendship A C and Carnegie Steel team won their fourth straight game Saturday afternoon. Bratchie started on the mound for the F A C after Jack Rowan failed to arrive. Harris led the Steel team with two doubles in three at bats and three RBIs, while Morrison and Arthus contributed key hits. A seventh inning triple play by Dougherty, O Hara, and Ulrich aided the Steel defense before rain stopped play in the eighth.
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A. C
Carnegie Steel
Jack Rowan
Bratchie
New Castle
Walter Hart
Wise
Morrison
Troy
Ulrich
Davis
Zimmerman
Harris
Arthurs
Broadbent
Kerr
O'Hara
Steel
Dougherty
Wice
Steelmill
P. Bratchie
Hart
Bratehie
Gibson
O’hara
Coligan
O'Brien
Carnegie Tech Beats Grove City In Spectacular Game
Carnegie Tech defeated Grove City Saturday in a high scoring contest at Pittsburg. Grove City led 4 to 0 at halftime after Shearer scored a field goal, but Carnegie Tech leveled the game with a touchdown and a goal kick in the second half to settle the contest.
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Carnegie Tech
Grove City
Pittsburg
Shearer
Carnegie
Nervine and Heart Cure Promote Nervous System Health
Anne R Palmer of Levwistown Pennsylvania testifies that Dr Miles Nervine restored her energy and enabled daily functioning after severe nervous distress. She notes improved heart action and digestion and credits Dr Miles Heart Cure afterward. The Miles company promotes Nervine with a money back guarantee through local druggists.
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Miles
Anna R. Palmer
Levwistown
New Castle High Loses to Pittsburg But Shows Promise
New Castle high school’s football team performed well against Pittsburg last Saturday despite a defeat and no scoring. Quarterback Harlan starred, directing the offense and keeping the score low, with Trelfall at fullback and Knox and Allen at end delivering solid play amid team fumbling.
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New Castle
Pittsburg High
Pittsburg
Butler High School
Butler
Harlan
Trelfall
Knox
Allen
Chicago Cubs favored to clinch World Series in five or six
The column predicts Chicago will win the World Series against Detroit, arguing the Cubs lead two games to none and are stronger than last year, with Detroit rattled after early losses. It notes Chicago’s late rally in a Saturday game and a six-run eighth inning on Sunday, keeping Detroit from mounting a counterattack.
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Chicago
Detroit
Cubs
Jack McClelland Pugilist Jailed Over Support
Pittsburg Dispatch reports former featherweight Jack McClelland, once known as Pride of Pittsburg, was jailed by Judge Fra zer for failing to pay his wife four dollars weekly for their two children. He says he cannot find work after years of boxing fame. he and his wife separated eight years ago, and she has supported the family as a scrubwoman.
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Jack McClelland
Pittsburg Dispatch
Jack” McClelland
Frazer
Pride of
Pittsburg
McClelland
Brock Wants Rematch With English Boxer Welsh
Phil Brock of Cleveland says he hopes for another bout with Freddie Welsh after losing to the Englishman in Los Angeles. He credits Welsh as fast and capable, believes he can win by close range fighting, and notes Welsh lacks heavy punching power but lands at opportune moments.
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Phil Brock
Freddie Welsh
Welsh
Los Angeles
Brock
Major Winston Demands Trophy After Retirement
Major Fred Winston a 21 year officer of the Sixteenth regiment N G P demands the return of a 250 dollar trophy offered to the company upon his retirement for the most efficiency His letter to Colonel Ricketts criticizes regiment officers and its publication stirs National Guard circles in Greenville on October 12.
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United Press
Greenville
Fred Winston
Sixteenth Regiment
Ricketts
Guard
National Guard
Newsboy Jerome Frank Seriously Injured by Bottle Toss
A newsboy named Jerome Frank was struck on the head by an empty beer bottle thrown from a window and sustained serious injuries in Youngstown. The incident highlights dangers faced by street venders in the area.
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Jerome Frank
Youngstown
Fate of C. and P. League Will Soon Be Known
President Charles Morton of Akron travels to Chicago for the National Association of Baseball Clubs meeting. Tuesday's session will decide the O. and P. League’s claim on reserve players, with Morton aiming to ensure his league receives its due if the reserve stands.
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National Association
Chicago
Charles Morton
Akron
National Association of Baseball Clubs
Morton
Westminster Falls to W. and J. 13 0 at Washington
W and J. defeated Westminster 13 to 0 Saturday afternoon in Washington. Westminster fought hard but could not reach the end zone while the New Wilmington squad held strong and impressed.
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Westminster
Washington
New Wilmington Boys
Fitzsimmons Targets Pennsylvania and Ohio Fights
Black Fitzsimmons seeks a match in Pennsylvania or Ohio after a sparsely witnessed local bout ended early when his opponent persisted in wrestling. He has faced top fighters including Sam Langford three times, with one win and one draw in their series.
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Fitzsimmons
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Fitz
Tony Ross
Black Fitzsimmons
Sam Langford
Langford
Lowe May Be Asked to Manage Nocks
Baseball officials in New Castle consider Bobby Lowe for next season as manager of the Nocks. Lowe, last season in the Central league, showed success but has not yet given a definite answer. Officials hope for a conference to discuss a possible pro position if the league rating improves.
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Bobby Lowe
New Castle Baseball Club
Lowe
New Castle
Muggly M Graw Receives Black Eye in Broadway Altercation
New York October 12. John J McGraw Giants manager was struck in a street fight with Honest John Kelly a longtime rival and former friend. The two clashed at Broadway and Forty second street with McGraw suffering a black eye as witnesses intervened and separated them.
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New York
Broadway
Forty-second Street
John J. McGraw
Giants
John Kelly
McGraw
Honest John
Kelly
Muggsy
Little Nocks Tie 8-7 Win Over Boston Avenue in 11 Innings
The Little Nocks beat Boston Avenue 8 to 7 after an 11 inning battle Saturday. Brown and Boyles pitched for the Little Nocks with Robinson and Travers delivering the run production for Boston Avenue.
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Little 'Nocks
Boston Avenue
Brown
Boyles
Robinson
Travers
Pittsburg High Too Much for New Castle
Pittsburg High defeated New Castle 15 to 0 at Friendship Park Pittsburg. Pittsburg scored a early touchdown then added two more before halftime New Castle fought back in the second half but could not cross the line. Lineups and substitutions are listed with Rhodes Page Lambing and Gass among the scorers.
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New Castle High School
Pittsburg Mwigh
Friendship Park
Pittsburg
New Castle
Gass
Lambing
Page
Pittsburg High
Rhodes
Grouch
Martin
Walters
Shaw
Shapiro
N. H
N. C. High
Lyons
Knox Bebout
Taylor
Steifel
Ross
Smith Taylor
Barr Gass
Ferrer \Darraugh
Allen /Lambing
Harlan ‘Rhodes
Tucker ,Walters
Preston Page
Stallback
Trelfall
Shapira
Richards
Henderson
Bradburn
Darraugh
Morris
Trinity
Lowther
Pitt and Nearby Colleges Clash In Turbulent Grid Action
The article lists football results among many teams including Pittsburgh high, New Castle high, Penn State, Princeton, Lafayette, Carnegie Tech, Westminster, Navy, Trinity, Michigan, Ohio State, Princeton Freshmen, Western Reserve, Slippery Rock, Penn Freshmen, Oberlin, Williams, and others. Scores are interspersed with fragmented OCR text, highlighting competitive showdowns and a chaotic scoreline across multiple colleges and prep squads.
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Pittaburg High
New Castle High
Penn State
Princeton
Decek Ee
Lafayette
PTT
Tititt Tritt Brown
Grove
Carnegie Tech
Westminster C.co
Cb Bees
Williams
Sedbad Waevedaes
Eos
Pennsylvania
Carlisle Indians
Navy Bhackingon
Weccsee
Sitbaneens Tis
FENG
Trinity Csomagee
Michigan
Mich, Agri. College
Ohio State
Bakeeuce Ovanens
Eseeses
New Postage Stamp Designs By Bureau Of Engraving
Washington October 12 The Bureau of Engraving and Printing completed designs proposed by Postmaster General Meyer for a new issue of U S postage stamps The denominations will be 1 2 6 8 10 15 50 cents and 1 dollar Director Ralph calls the designs the most artistic yet issued by the government
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Washington
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Meyer
United States
Ralph
Idle freight car fleet at eight percent nationwide
The American Railway association reports about 8 percent of freight cars idle in the United States and Canada. Not all railroads report, but figures reflect the general condition of cars in service and idle status across the country.
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The
American Railway Association
Canada
United States
Old Couple Encounters Car Driver Calmly Takes Lead
A man and wife in a buggy meet a speeding car. The old man guides the fleeing horse while the automobile driver offers to escort the nervous woman, hoping to defuse the scene. The incident ends with the car driver stepping in to lead the horse.
Coliseum Vaudeville Crowd Applauds New Bill and Mars Play
The Coliseum opened with a strong matinee crowd praising a vaudeville lineup headlined by the Quaker City Quartet and Allen Delmain Co with the added attraction of Reno and Smith. A new picture-protector and the play A Message From Mars draw attention as audiences enjoy diverse acts and a romantic plot.
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Coliseum
Quaker City
Allen, Delmain & Co
Reno
Smith
W. J. Judge
Reded & Hadley
Upcoming engagement promises same high standard cast and set
Local theatregoers are told the forthcoming engagement of the play will feature a cast and scenic appointments of the same high standard as the original city production. Seats are now selling.
Cascade vaudeville opens week with dog circus and acts
The Cascade vaudeville house showcases Conser's dog circus with eight trained dogs and a novelty act. Carl and Erma Gath, famed from Pittsburg, perform a street arab routine. Marjorie Barrett and the duo St. Clair and Carlyle join the bill with a surprise wire act.
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Cascade
Conser
Grand Opera House
Pittsburg
Carl
Erma Gath
Marjorie Barrett
St. Clair
Carlyle
The Wolf comes to the opera house next Thursday
Eugene Walter's popular play The Wolf arrives at the opera house next Thursday through the Shu bert company. The work, a summer success in New York and Chicago, has spawned multiple touring companies, and this city will host the original production.
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the Wolf
Opera House
Eugene Walter
New York
Chicago
Messrs. Shubert
The Wolf Stage Production At Hudson Bay Ad
The Wolf brings William Courtney leading an all star cast including Frances Ring Walter Hale Chas Riegel Sheridan Black and William Rosell. The company that appeared in Pittsburg last week presents a romance of life love and revenge among early Canadian Northwest settlers. The tale of characters close to nature yields a spellbound audience from opening act to finale sale Tuesday.
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William Courtney
Frances Ring
Walter Hale
Chas
Riegel Sheridan Black
Willian Rosell
Pittsburg
the Wolf
Hudson Bay Country
Canadian Northwest
Mr. Walter
Vogel's Mintrels at the Opera House Tonight
John W. Vogels Big City minstrels arrive in New Castle after a yearly visit and will perform at the opera house tonight. The troupe, welcomed by minstrel fans, features familiar artists and new specialty acts. A noon street parade drew large crowds.
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Vogel
John W. Vogel
Big City
Opera House
Nordica Arrives In Youngstown For Tonight’s Concert
Madame Lilian Nordica arrived in Youngstown yesterday morning and spent the day in her special car ahead of the concert she is to give tonight.
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Madame Lilian Nordica
Youngstown
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Mr. Ganthony
Opera
London
Circus
Paul B. Griffiths
Sycamore Street Bell
Castie Electric Co
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