New Castle Caps Season With Two Wins In Erie
New Castle closed the C. & P. league season here with two wins over Youngstown and Erie. In morning action the Nocks beat Youngstown 6 to 3 in 56 minutes with Lynch dominating. The second game, a pitchers duel, saw Camnitz and Shuttleworth hold the line as New Castle won 1 to 0 on a late Stutts run and a decisive third inning.
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New Castle
Youngstown
Lynch
Southpaw Jones
Camnitz
Shuttleworth
Erie
Koppel Blanked Twice by Evans City in Series
Evans City shut out Koppel 6 to 0 and 12 to 0 in Monday games. MacKeage and Harris pitched for Koppel while New Castle won the first and last games of the season.Three-base hit Porter two-base hits Burridge Porter Hinton and other line notes appear with several fielding plays and 700 in attendance.
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Koppel
Evans City
MacKeage
Harris
New Castle
Youngstown
Porter
Burridge
Hinton
Lynch
Jones
Ohl
Cooper
Thomas
Hagen
Miller
Schmaltz
Roach
Jackson
Weddige
White Sox Even Break Against Chicago Giants
In a tight doubleheader, the White Sox salvage a split with the Chicago Giants, evening the series as both teams show balanced offense and clutch pitching. The matchup highlights key moments as Chicago baseball rivals contest for momentum.
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Chicago
Giants
Ketchell Beaten In Midweight Title Bout In Los Angeles
Stan Ketchell, defeated by Billy Papke after twelve brutal rounds, seeks a rematch. Papke’s manager will respond today as Ketchell bears a battered visage and praised gameness in the title loss.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Stanley Ketchell
Billy Papke
Papke
T. E. Jones
Montana
Ketchell
Illinois Thunderbolt
Reichell
Cincinnati at Chicago St. Louis at Pittsburg
Two matchups listed include Cincinnati visiting Chicago and St. Louis traveling to Pittsburg with further games featuring Brooklyn at New York and Philadelphia at Boston. The item outlines a slate of baseball or football pairings across four cities.
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Pet
New York
Pete
Chicag
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Esses
St. Louis
Ovces
Chicago
Pittsburg
Pittsburg and Detroit Gain After Labor Day Struggles
Pittsburg and Detroit emerged with the greatest net gains after Labor Day. In the National League Pittsburg swept St Louis as New York and Chicago split wins and losses with New York maintaining a safe lead and Chicago dropped further behind. In the American League Detroit secured first place by two wins over St Louis while Chicago fell to a poorer standing and Cleveland rose into contention with two victories.
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Pittsburg
Detroit
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
New Yorks
Cleveland
Newspaper Men Won Final Game
The Newspaper men’s ball club clinched the Twilight league pennant by defeating the Elks 8 to 7 at Cascade Park. Pitcher Woods starred for the Scribes with a strong showing including a home run and a triple, while Ike Miller excelled for the Elks at third base.
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Elks
Cascade Park
Woods
Ike Miller
Pulaski A C Wins Two Exciting Home Games
The Pulaski Athletic Club won two games at home on Saturday. The first game against Hubbard C showed one sided play though some good batting by Price. Stow pitched well and visitors failed at key moments. The second game against Poverty Point featured a hard fought inning long battle with strong battery work, Morehead holding Pulaski after the first inning. Thorn struck out four, Morehead five, and C H Terrill umpired both games.
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Pulaski A. C
Hubbard, C
Price
Stow
Morehead
Pulaski
R. H
Davis
Williams
Loveless
Greer
Hubbard
Wilson
Lutton
Ferrer
C. Mitcheltree
Randal
Zelienople and Mars Split Long Holiday Baseball Pair
Zelienople and Mars split a Labor Day doubleheader with Mars winning the first game 5 to 3 and Zelienople taking the second 10 to 7. The series totals show four games with Zelienople holding a slight edge in most contests and multiple players listed with key hits and pitchers.
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Zelienople
Mars
Mars Bunch
Sports Schedule with Four Major Matches Listed
Four NBA style matchups listed include St. Louis at Cleveland, Chicago at Detroit, New York at Philadelphia, and Boston at Washington making up today’s marquee games.
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Cleveland
Esvcceservess
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Weenees Athletics
Webbeben
Washington
Lave
New York
Pet
Philadelphia
Pulaski Seeks Rematch With Edenburg in City
Pulaski baseball fans urge a return game with Edenburg, to be held in Pulaski after the O P league season. The proposal calls for neutral grounds and impartial umpiring to avoid past interference, with both clubs agreeing to use the same opposing team as in the first two games.
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Pulaski
Edenburg
Postseason Briefs Spotlight Nocks and Local Contests
Abbott was the last Nocks strikeout. New Castle may face Marty Hogan’s team. Rodebaugh delivered the final hit on local grounds. McAleese closed Youngstown’s season with a win over Shar on. Schmaltz made the last put-out. Hagen the last assist. Sharon players reportedly have little chance of getting paid. Hagen’s eighth-inning single capped the Nocks’ last hit. New Castle claimed the season’s longest and shortest games, 18 innings for a win and a 55 minute victory over Youngstown. Sam Kennedy will decide soon after talks with Kid Hagen. The Philippe talk and Clarke’s visit to New Castle are disputed.
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New Castle
Youngstown Orphans
Paddy Lynch
Youngstown
Lynch
Lefty Jones
Roach
Porter
Jones
Biiger
Thomas
Miller
Pete
Kerr
Hagen
Abbott
Cooper
Binger
Jackson
Schmaltz
Burridge
Ohl
Colligar
Hinton
Colligan
Nocks
Marty Hogan
Rodebaugh
McAleese
Sharon
Sam Kennedy
Kid Hagen
Philippe
Clarke
Pittsburg
Hogan Not Able to Play Here for Upcoming Game
Zanesville Central league team under Marty Hogan cannot visit New Castle for this week’s game as the New Castle O P club will not be present. Most local players have left town for the season, with few remaining to play. Several players head to Philadelphia Osceola Mills Canton and other destinations while others stay a few days.
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Marty Hogan
Zanesville
Stutts
Philadelphia
McCreight
Wilson
Osceola Mills
Joe Briger
Bag
Baggage
Pitcher Lynch
Cooper
Canton
Porter
Camnitz
Hobson
Schmaltz
Abbott
New Castle Horses to Start at Warren
Six New Castle horses are to start in the Warren Ohio meet this week and are expected to win events. Shipped from New Castle are Sam Karns Lightfoot St Louis Ed C Duke Sultan and Bunker M with owners A C Shoaf W E Marquis J S Johnson George L Patterson C W Wettich and Frank Johnson.
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New Castle
Warren
Sam Karns
A. C. Shoaf
Lightfoot
W. E. Marquis
St. Louis
J. S. Johnson
Ed C
George L. Patterson
Duke Sul Tan
C. W. Wettich
Bunker M
Frank Johnson
Attell and Moran Fight To A Draw In California Ring
In San Francisco Attell and Moran battled to a draw before about 6000 spectators at the Colma arena. The 2 round match ended with referee Jack Welsh declaring a tie as Moran claimed a broken right hand after the second round. Attell offered a return match with up to 25 rounds, Moran favored 45, both sides commenting on the even, skillful contest.
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San Francisco
Cal
Abe Attell
America
Owen Moran
England
Colma
Jack Welsh
Moran
Attell
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R Castle
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Vis
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Ceebsasid
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O. A. E Price
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R. Marks
O. & P. League
Akron
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Erie McKeesport
Hogan
Manana Ah
Arthur Pryor
Pittsburg Exposition
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Connecticut—Gallery of
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Theaterium
Bostonia Woman's Orchestra
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Peoples Mortgage Loan Co
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