Nooks Lost 1 to 0 in Akron Thriller
New Castle and Akron played a close contest with Akron scoring the winning run in the ninth on a single by Schwartz after Homer Davidson’s two-out threat. Lynch pitched well for New Castle, allowing five hits, while Carroll held New Castle to five over seven and a third. Miller and Schmaltz debuted for New Castle as Porter’s out.
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Akron
New Castle
Bill Kwartz
Homer Davidson
Schwartz
Lynch
Carroll
Hille
Miller
Davidson
Hagen
Speas
Broderick
Weddige
Gans Confident to Win Admission Day Bout
Gans, amid a large Alameda crowd, sparred five rounds with Johnny Murphy and three with Abe Attel in San Francisco. He attributes his earlier defeat to poor condition and predicts a forceful fast performance on Admission day to turn the tables on the Dane.
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San Francisco
Gans
Alameda
John P. Clark
Sam Berger
Eddie Graney
Johnny Murphy
Abe Attel
Nelson
New Castle Signs Miller Infielder from Canton
Jimmie Miller, Canton’s second baseman this season, was released to make room for Ted McGrew and has now been signed by New Castle. He debuted with the Necks Thursday at Akron and is slated to play Saturday at home. Miller is a capable fielder and a fair hitter, though his small size is noted.
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Jimmie Miller
Canton
Ted McGrew
New Castle
The
Necks
Akron
Miller
McGraw Sees Pennant Fight In Major League Race
Boston, Sept. 4. John McGraw predicts a pennant race and favors a final clash with Chicago. He notes New York’s home games against Wes and reads that beating three of four against Chicago or Pittsburgh could end a rival, praises Doyle’s hitting, and mentions McCormick’s eye trouble while Clyde of Sharon faces suspension until fit.
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Boston
Mass
John McGraw
New York
Wes
Chicago
Pittsburg
McCormick
Jack Barry
Doyle
Edenburg Fast Team Defeats Regional Opponents This Season
Edenburg fields a strong minor league club that has won about two thirds of its games, defeating Pulaski twice and teams in Ohio. Next Saturday a fast picked team from the city will play. The captioned photo lists players Back Hoover left field H McCullough E McCullough umpire Harry W Park manager Stanley Front Dick Park 2b Harry G Park p Reeble rf Haun 1b Murdock 3b.
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Edenburg
Neck of the Woods
Pulaski
Ohio
Hoover
H. McCulough
E. McCullough
Harry W. Park
Stanley
Dick Park
Harry G. Park
Reeble
Haun
Murdock
New Castle Athletic Co Names Revealed in Franchise Tie
At a Youngstown meeting the New Castle Athletic club franchise transfer was ratified. Minutes list the composing company as R. M. Read, Charlee Rigby, Louis Genkinger, Harry Smith, Sam I. Rice.
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New Castle Athletic Company
New Castle
Copper Coin Wins 2:21 Trot At Conneaut Lake
Copper Coin owned by J J W Morrow of this city won the 2:21 trot at Conneaut Lake yesterday afternoon in three straight heats. Jersey Fara placed third for Simpson of Pulaski. The event featured a lively 2:18 pace won by Joe Harris who also caused a scare by tossing his driver. May Queen tripped, but the 2:18 pace and other heats drew the crowd. several horses stumbled with no serious injuries reported.
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J. J. W. Morrow
Conneaut Lake
Lawrence County
Jersey Fara
Simpson
Pulaski
Joe Harris
May Queen
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Hal Omer
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Oakland Son
B. S
Ernest
Baron Said
May Edwards
Marshall
Ee Ey
Hal Chase Quits the New York Yankees
Hal Chase first baseman for the Yankees quit the club after being linked to a slump in team fortunes. He left for California and said he would join the California State league with an offered salary of about 4200 dollars and a cafe interest in San Jose. Chase cited a newspaper story questioning his integrity and said he would not remain under such management.
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New York
Hal Chase
Yankees
California
American League Park
Athletics
Chase
California State League
National Commission
San Jose
Griffith
Local League Scores Hear East Liverpool Upsets
Fragmented OCR lists sports results from the O. and P. League with teams Youngstown McKeesport East Liverpool and Wes, showing scattered scores and placements. Names and exact figures are unclear but suggest a busy standings round with multiple games and a notable upset.
New Castle Dominates but Nocks Fail to Hit for Lynch
Lynch pitched a swell game for New Castle yesterday but the Nocks could not support him with run production. The same problem has cost him several games this year as New Castle failed to back the pitcher in the field common hit. Canton visits Erie while McKeesport travels to Sharon in other district matchups.
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Lynch
New Castle
League season to close with Labor Day doubleheaders
The O. and P. league will end its season on Monday September 7 with Labor Day labor day doubleheaders. Clubs represented at a Youngstown meeting expect no player losses and plan to appeal to the National Baseball Commission if needed. Youngstown’s franchise is to Sam Wright with future disposition undecided. Morning games feature Youngstown at New Castle Akron at Canton Erie at Sharon East Liverpool at McKeesport. afternoon games Erie at New Castle Canton at Akron Sharon at Youngstown East Liverpool at McKeesport.
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Akron
East Liverpool
Canton Eee Ewe
Sharon
Youngstown
New Castle
McKeesport
Erie . Soveeee Ll
Canton
Erie
O. & P. League
National Baseball Commission
Charles Rigby
Farrell
Sam Wright
East Lverpool
Baseball Gossip and Weekend Outlook for Local Leagues
Miller played second for New Castle yesterday while Camnitz is favored to pitch here Saturday. Erie and Canton split a doubleheader. Chicago gained a few points on Pittsburg as the National race draws attention. Three more games loom with large crowds expected, and many doubleheaders were played across the leagues. Erie battered Myers in the second game, Col neighboring Collingwood had four hits against Sharon, East Liverpool beat McKeesport, and Rube Marquard, bought by New York for $10,000, dominated Columbus with no hits or runs against him.
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New Castle
Camnitz
Erie
Canton
Chicago
Pittsburg
East Liverpool
McKeesport
Rube Marquard
New York
Toledo
Columbus
Senators
McGraw
Nocks Return for Game Here Saturday
The New Castle club will return from Akron today and will play at home Saturday afternoon. East Liverpool will be the attraction and as it is the last appearance of the club here it is hoped that a big crowd will be on hands to witness the game. East Liverpool has always put up a pretty fast article of ball against New Castle here.
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New Castle
Akron
East Liverpool
Chicago at Pittsburg and New York at Philadelphia
Sports brief notes matchups pitting Chicago against Pittsburg New York facing Philadelphia and Boston playing Brooklyn in today’s baseball action with teams seeking early season momentum.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburg Cresves
Chicago
Fragmented Reads From Soopore Newswire
The readable fragments mention Siva and Cleveland with unclear context. References to New York Philadelphia Washington and a mix of numbers and letters suggest a damaged OCR page. No clear events, dates, or quotes to confirm a coherent story or outcome.
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Soopore
Siva Nee Askuies
Cleveland
New York
Ebebane
Teha Bobs
Philadelphia
Wenees Boman
Eevee Wee Edad
Washington
Cross Country Run Friday Evening Arrangements Made
Arrangements are completed for a Sunday School Athletic Association cross country run this evening. Participants will depart the Y M C A at 8 o'clock. The four mile course runs along Pittsburg street and Butler road, returns through the Fifth ward, with about 40 entries.
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Sunday School Athletic Association
Pittsburg Street
Butler Road
Fifth Ward
Lowellville Taft Club Attends Republican Campaign Opening
Members of the Lowellville Taft club wearing minstrel coats will attend the Republican campaign opening in Youngstown tomorrow as a group event.
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Lowellville Taft Club
Youngstown
Sharon Starts More of Its Dirty Work
Dissatisfied over rulings by Ohio and Pennsylvania league president Charles Morton, at least six team owners may vote to oust him at the fall meeting. Attendance struggles persist with 152 paid at Sharon versus 168 at Youngstown, the first game in 10 days. Morton is defended as a diplomat who preserved the league and loyalty among clubs and players.
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Charles Morton
Ohio & Pennsylvania League
Sharon
Youngstown
Morton
Sharon caucus targets incumbent in re election bid
Sharon correspondents report club owners at a caucus pressing to defeat the present official. It states President Morton shortened the season to September 138 without law review, a National Commission ruling could strip teams of reserve rights if the season is cut. Several magnates are willing to risk the issue as the season nears crisis.
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Sharon
Morton
Farrell
National Commission
Ex-Manager Pete Porter Plans College Attendance This Winter
Ex-manager Pete Porter will attend college this winter entering W U P after the baseball season and will try out for the college football eleven. He has played football for the New Wilmington college team in earlier school years.
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Pete Porter
Pete
New Wilmington
Central Christian and First M.5 Boycotted Game Forfeited
The Sunday School league contest between Central Christian and First M.5 was awarded to the M.E.B. nine after the other team failed to appear.
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Central Christian
First M. 5
M.eb
Betz Arrested Over Tenement Fire Attempt Near East Youngstown
John Betz was arrested yesterday on charges of attempting to burn a tenement house in East Youngstown where over 300 foreigners slept. The item notes upcoming Mercer fair from September 23 to 25 and advises checking with local railroad agents for train times and rates.
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John Betz
East Youngstown
Mercer Fair
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