Noles Edge Akron In Tight 1-0 Finish On Thursday
New Castle lost to Akron 1 to 0 in a close and exciting game. Lynch pitched well for New Castle, allowing five hits, while Carsall limited Akron to five as well. The only run came in the ninth when Schwartz singled home Homer Davidson after a Bill Kwartz hit.
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Gans Seeks Win as Admission Day Fight Looms
Gans confident of victory after recent exhibition rounds with Johnny Murphy and Abe Attel marks. He cites conditioning as key to regaining form on Admission day, while Boston reports note rival momentum and local crowd interest in San Francisco.
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Sam Berger
Eddie Graney
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Abe Attel
Nelson
Gan Highsha
New Castle Signs Miller Infielders Adds Jimmie Millar
Jimmie Millar, the second baseman from Canton known as a strong fielder, was released to make room for Ted Negrew and has been signed by New Castle. He debuted with the Nocks Thursday at Akron and is expected to play again Saturday. Miller is noted for speed and solid hitting potential as the club seeks to bolster its infield.
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Canton
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New Castle
Nocks
Akron
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Strcker
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Names of New Castle Athletic Co directors revealed
The New Castle Athletic company that now holds the New Castle franchise in the O. FP. league was revealed at yesterday’s Youngstown meeting. Minutes show the franchise was ratified and placed in the hands of R. M. Read, Charles Rigby, Louis Gerkinger, Harry Smith, and Sam Rice.
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New Castle
Youngstown
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Charles Rigby
Louis Gerkinger
Harry Smith Sam. Rice
Copper Coin Trots to Victory at Conneaut Lake
Copper Coin driven by Morrow won the 2:21 trot at Conneaut Lake yesterday, taking three straight heats ahead of Jersey Fara owned by Simpson of Pulaski who finished third. The 2:18 pace went five heats and was won by Joe Harris, with May Queen faltering in the opening heat. Several horses stumbled during the day but no serious injuries were reported. Joe Harris also moved through heats, finishing third in the race. Local games note New Castle at Akron and several other matchups scheduled.
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Hal Omer
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Miller
Stephen Phelps
Hal Chase Quits the New York Yankees
Hal Chase, famed first baseman for the Yankees, resigned Thursday afternoon and headed home to California after dispute over a damaging report. He joins the California State League, an outlaw organization, claiming $4,200 annual pay and cafe interest in San Jose. Chase cites unfair management and a vicious portrayal of his character as reasons for quitting. Friends including Manager Griffith tried to dissuade him, but he remained firm.
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UBS and Giants Win Double Headers
Sharva correspondent reports on yesterday’s games and owner discussions as teams weigh season length and player reserve rights. President Morton’s decisions and Secretary Farrell’s ruling key the debate amid Mercer fair traffic notes and possible league actions.
Sharon Starts More of Its Dirty Work
The fall meeting looms as Sharon plans more of its dirty work with attendances failing to cover visiting team guarantees. A Wednesday Sharon vs Youngstown game drew 163 paid, and Youngstown the day prior 158, marking a slow start in the city after a 10 day gap. President Morton is defended as a diplomat who preserves the league and placates club owners, though some back him as an unsuitable leader for the Ohio & Pennsylvania league.
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Charles Morton
Ex-Manager Pete Porter to Attend College This Winter
Ex-manager Pete Porter plans to enroll at W. U. P after the baseball season ends and will try for the football eleven. He previously played for the New Wilmington college team when he attended that school.
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Pete
New Wilmington College
Central Christian–First M o Iram game forfeited
The ball game between Central Christian and First Mo i. rams was awarded to the M. B. nine due to the other team failing to appear.
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Labor Day doubleheaders to close O P league season
The O P league will close the season Monday September 7 with Labor Day doubleheaders. Meeting of league magnates in Youngstown represented by all clubs decided this. Charles Rigby said no danger of player loss and Farrell’s notice was a scare. Youngstown franchise to Sam Wright, held until October meeting. Morning games list Youngstown New Castle Akron Canton Erle Sharon East Liverpool McKeesport. Afternoon Erle New Castle Canton Akron Sharon Youngstown. East Liverpool at McKeesport.
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Wright
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Canton
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Sharon East
Edenburgs Fast Team Dominate Local Play This Season
Edenburg displays a strong season with multiple victories including two wins over Pulaski. The squad features players from Jeff to right and Park to Park, with manager Janioy guiding a lineup that includes McCullough, Hoover, Warry, Haun, and Murdock as key contributors. Next Saturday a fast picked city team will challenge them.
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Baseball Gossip and Weekend Outlook for New Castle
Gossip says Canmnitz will likely pitch Saturday as New Castle hosts doubleheaders after Erle and Canton split yesterday. Chicago gained on Pittsburg with two wins while the NL race attracts attention. Brigg hit Myers hard in the second game, and McKeesport’s bullpen collapsed in the first. Rube Marquard, sold for $20,000, shut out the Senators as New York hopes rise.
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Youngstown
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Nocks Return For Game Here Saturday
The New Castle club will return from Akron today and will play at home Saturday afternoon. Kaat Liverpool will be the attraction and the anticipated appearance of the club here. It is hoped a large crowd will be on hand to witness the event.
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Cross Country Run Planned for Friday Evening
Arrangements are set for the Sunday School Athletic Association cross-country run to be held this evening. Participants will depart the M. Co. building at 8 o'clock, running a four mile course along Pittsburg street and the Butler road, returning via Fifth Ward. About 19 entries expected. ATTEND. Members of the Lowellville Taft embattled in mn scret coats will attend the Republican campaign opening at Youngstown tomorrow.
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Youngstown
Betz Arrested Over Fire Drill At Tenement House
John Betz was arrested yesterday on charges tied to an attempted arson at a tenement on East Youngstown where over 300 residents were sleeping. Police report indicate the suspect sought to ignite the building triggering a major alarm and evacuation.
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