Amateur polo team wins exciting Ellwood City game
George Fosters amateur polo team from New Castle defeated Niles 2 to 1 at Ellwood City last night. Wilson scored both goals and played a standout all round game. The team plans to enter the West Penn league, with high expectations to compete successfully. The match drew a large crowd and delight among polo enthusiasts.
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George Foster
Ellwood City
Niles
Wilson
New Castle
Foster
West Penn League
F.R
H. Wyman Fessler
Biss Hiveet Sullivan
H. Wilson
Genscvaesen
Wyman
Bgmioo O'S
Se Maloney
Binge
G. Peeesoss Fowler
No Word From Chicago Meeting On National Association
New Castle baseball officials report no news on the Chicago gathering of the National Association. Akron president Morton and Sharon secretary Clopper attended, but have yet to return. Morton represents the league while Clepper aims to trade Gray the Sharon right fielder who may be deemed too slow for major leagues.
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New Castle
Chicago
National Association
Morton
Akron
Clopper
Sharon Club
Clepper
Gray
Sharon
Butler Joins West Penn Polo League In Place Of Uniontown
Butler and McKeesport join the new West Penn Polo league after a Pittsburg meeting last night. Uniontown was dropped and Foster, former Uniontown holder, takes Butler franchise while Taylor of Beaver Falls takes McKeesport. Season likely opens in November with short travel between towns.
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Butler
McKeesport
West Penn
Pittsburg
Uniontown
George Foster
Taylor
Beaver Falls
Bowling League Formation Planned at Fellowship Alleys
City residents planned a bowling league with a meeting at Fellowship alleys. The session was postponed from last night due to conflicts and rescheduled for Saturday night, with many expected to join. Several skilled bowlers are anticipated to participate, signaling a likely successful start.
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Fellowship Alleys
Fellowship
Gordon sets season high with 143 on Fellowship alleys
Gordon rolled a total 143 to establish a new season record on the Fellowship duckpins lanes yesterday. Martin led tenpins for the week with 242, a mark that may win prizes at these alleys this week.
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Gordon
Martin
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Nervous Energy Restoration
An advertising claim extols Dr Miles Nervine as restoring nervous energy to cure illness symptoms from fatigue to indigestion. The text recounts a patient’s yearlong illness, praise for the remedy, and assurance of satisfaction or money back. It emphasizes bodily organs needing proper nerve force to function.
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Miles’ Nervine
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
N.Y
Mathewson Likely to Quit Baseball for Insurance Career
Christy Mathewson, the Giants star pitcher nicknamed Peerless Matty, says he will probably not play professional baseball again. He has joined James Perry agency at 20 Vesey street as a Prudential representative, citing strong opportunities in insurance and a focus on a business career. He may still finish the remaining two seasons if baseball life extends, but his decision hinges on success in his new field. He remains upset over the Polo Grounds tie game on September 23 that helped cost the pennant to the Giants.
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New York
Peerless
Christy Mathewson
Giants
Mathewson
James Perry
Prudential Insurance Company
Vesey Street
Matty
Polo Grounds
Cubs Outbat Detroit in World Series Victory
Chicago Cubs dominated Detroit in the World Series just concluded. Cubs hit .300 as a team while Detroit managed .213. Five Cubs batted over .800 and top hitters included Chance .473 Schulte .389 Evers .350 Overall .333 Hofman .316. Detroit’s Thomas hit .500 in four at bats Cobb .369 Mullin .333 O Leary .250 Crawford .238.
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Detroit
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Tigers
Chance
Schulte
Evers
Hofman
Thomas
Cobb
Mullin
O'Leary
Crawford
Swastika Bowling Team Beats New Castle In Three Games
Swastika bowlers won all three matches against New Castle last night, totaling 2474 pins. Glass led Swastika with 594 across the series, while Bullock top-scored for New Castle with 442.
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New Castle
Glass
Love
Llewellyn
Conley
Williams
Bullock
Hazen
Klee
Lewis
Dean
Harris Ready to Meet Tony Ross in Pittsburg Bout
Morris Harris is in peak shape for a bout with Tony Ross planned for Monday night in Pittsburg. Manager Al McMurray reports Harris as never better, and Pittsburg fans expect a strong performance. Ross is also described as in fine form by manager Dime.
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Morris Harris
Tony Ross
Pittsburg
al McMurray
Harris
Red Mason
Ross
Jim Stewart
Kid McCoy
Dime
Mr. Mason
Black Bill in New Castle Seeks Ring Match
Philadelphia prize fighter Black Bill is visiting New Castle and seeks a bout with Black Fitz. Fitz is willing to fight, and a match seems likely if a venue can be arranged. Bill has a strong Philadelphia reputation and has defeated Harris, the colored fighter slated to meet Tony Ross in Pittsburg.
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Black Bill
Philadelphia
Black Fitz
New Castle
Fitz
Harris
Tony Ross
Pittsburg
Pittsburg to Host Boxing Show by Royal Athletic Club
The Royal Athletic club plans a boxing program in Pittsburg on November 2. Ed Givens fights Young Walcott of Baltimore, with bouts including Young Bijou versus Jack Fennd, Young Laundry against Dancer Williams, and the light main event between Harry Brown and Patsey Brannigan.
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Pittsburg
Royal Athletic Club
Ed Givens
Young Walcott
Baltimore
Young Bijou
Jack Fennd
Young Laundry
Dancer Williams
Harry Brown
Patsey Brannigan
Democrats Plan Big Bryan Rally in Youngstown
Democratic leaders announce a large delegation will travel to Youngstown next Wednesday for William Jennings Bryan’s speech, with badges printed to keep members together and a chartered special train likely. A Leaders meeting in Lawrence County sets plans for a subsequent New Castle event.
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Harry Good
Democratic County Committee
Youngstown
William Jennings Bryan
Good
Bryan
Tool House
E. H. Moore
Democratic Committee
Lawrence County
Ranney
New Castle
Preaching Don’t Pay Will Be a Fighter
Rev Kid Wedge once a midwest pugilist turned minister has signed to box Walter Stanton of San Francisco in Omaha on October 1. He left the ring three years ago after studying ministry at Nebraska University and leading a Lincoln church but cannot earn a living in church work and has returned to boxing.
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Chicago
Kid Wedge
Middle West
Ring
Walter Stanton
San Francisco
Omaha
Wedge
Nebraska University
Lincoln
Local Option Planned for Mahoning County Vote
Mahoning County residents may gain a vote on the local option question. A Youngstown YMCA meeting led by Rev. A J Williamson outlined a county wide plan used in other option elections. Ministers plan to act at the next Mahoning Valley Ministerial Association meeting to organize precincts and counties, with a starting fund of 3000 to 5000 dollars.
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Mahoning County
Ohio
Youngstown Y
Victorory
Williamee
Black Fitzsimmons Seeks Fight With Ross Broad or Harris
Black Fitzsimmons of this city offers to fight Tony Ross or Fred Broad and would meet Morris Harris. He claims backing to fight at 158 pounds and expresses willingness to take on any weight Broad prefers. He also notes he trained Ross for several bouts.
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Fitzsimmons
Tony Ross
Fred Broad
Morris Harris
Harris
New York
Broad
Ross
Made by Sanderson. Try it. 170 Pittsburg St.
A brief line noting ownership or production credit with an address fragment appears, suggesting a product or item made by Sanderson at 170 Pittsburg Street.
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Sanderson
Pittsburg St
Charles H Hick New Castle Notices
Local notice fragment references Charles H Hick in New Castle with unspecified context and dates. Readable material is limited, offering only partial identifiers without clear action or outcome.
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Charles H. Hick
New Castle
Mayor Handles Drunks in Morning Court Session
Mayor Harry J. Lusk presided over a brisk morning docket of drunks and disorderlies. William Watters from Danville admitted heavy drinking before seeking work, Tom McGrath fought officers and received Farrell treatment, Abraham Hazelwood was discharged after a dog tussle dispute, and Oliver Pizer with two others were reprimanded for shooting inside city limits. Hazelwood faces an assault hearing by Alderman Morrison.
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Harry J. Lusk
William Watters
Danville
William
Tom McGrath
Tom
Tidball
Washington Street
Central Station
Patrick Farrell
Farrell
Abraham Hazelwood
Jack Young
Hazelwood
Jack
W. P. Morrison
Oliver Pizer
Local Notes and Socials From the Area
Mrs Thomas Dodds of New Castle and Mr and Mrs Enos McDonald were guests recently. Lancaster township residents Mr and Mrs William Peffer visited their daughter Mrs McGowan. John McLure filled a silo first. Lewis Herold used a gasoline engine in Center township. Taft rally slated for next Saturday at the I O O F hall with prominent speakers. Mrs Jacob Heck of Butler visited her brothers and sisters. Blair McLure recovering from illness. Pittsburgh visitors included A Bowers John Heyl Absalom Shaner and Mr and Mrs Henry Bowser for the sesquicentennial. Newton Riddle and daughter Virginia returned to Butler after visiting Newt’s parents. Newt was ill briefly. David Ramsey sold the Red House farm to Mr Taylor of Worth township who will take possession November 1. Ramsey family to move to Oklahoma. Wes Shoaff injured by tug rope on an oil well and narrowly escaped serious harm.
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Thomas Dodds
New Castle
Enos McDonald
William Peffer
Lancaster Township
McGowan
John McLure
Lewis Herold
Center Township
Taft
I. O. O. F. Hall
Newton Riddle
Virginia
Butler
Newt
W. R. Riddle
David Ramsey
Red House
Taylor
Worth Township
Mr. Ramsey
Oklahoma
Rev. Hutchman in City Today
Rev J Harper Hutchman of Irwin Pennsylvania was in the city Friday visiting friends. He has been in Youngstown this week conducting evangelistic meetings at the Tabernacle United Presbyterian church. Rev Hutchman was formerly pastor of the Highland church.
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J. Harper Hutchman
Irwin, Pa
Friends
Youngstown
Tabernacle United Presbyterian Church
Hutchman Wre
Highland
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