New Castle Sweeps Doubleheader Over Lorain Tellings
New Castle beat Lorain Tellings 7 to 1 in the morning and 8 to 2 in the afternoon at Centennial field. Paul McCullough starred for New Castle, fanning eight as he shut down the Tellings, while Thompson and Flynn led the hitters with multiple safeties. Hartman threw well for Lorain in the afternoon, with New Castle gaining late runs and piling up 15 hits.
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Is CP
Walther
New Castle
Lorain Tellings
Teague
Centennial Field
Paul McCullough
Mac
Grays
Bailey
Cannon
Thompson
Brown
Gulnaugh
Grinnen
Flynn
Gurnaugh
Zweder
Lorain
Hartman Masters
Joe Hartman
Grove City
Droege
McCullough
Hartman
Tyree
E Hanson
Knafel
Wuffli
Newman
Herdman
McCrea
Fields
E . Droege
P Bailey
A. Flynn
Siete Cannon
Paskett
Et Rey
Grinnen TE Brown
Guinaugh
Baseball results roundup across leagues yesterday
National League scores include Chicago 9 over Pittsburgh 5 and St. Louis 4 over Cincinnati 1. Philadelphia Rainy games. American League matchups with Washington 2 Philadelphia 1 and Detroit 7 St. Louis 6 lead the day. Association results feature Milwaukee 18 Kansas City 0 and Louisville 10 Indianapolis 6.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelpha
American Association
Uae
Louisville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapoliis
Ansas City
St. Paul
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukea
Og Columbus
Diamond Dust Biiet Notes Concerning Mid get And Junior Base ball Teams
Notes on middle school and junior baseball teams outline schedules standings and player notes. The column cites upcoming games results and roster changes for local leagues with brief comments on player development and team prospects.
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Biiet
Many Are Called But Few Are Chosen Gridmen Work
Norman E. Brown notes the 1920s college football practice as coaches change across the Big Ten. Wisconsin hires George Little, Minnesota taps Clarence W. Spears. Spears, a former Dartmouth guard, brings a forward pass emphasis and strict discipline to Minnesota, while Little returns from Michigan ties to lead Wisconsin.
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Norman E. Brown
George Little
Wisconsin
Clarence W. Spears
Minnesota
Little
Hurry
Yost
Michigan University
Ann Arbor
Yast
Sprove
Spears
West Virginia University
Dr. Speers
Dartmouth
Sugee Ag
Reco
University of West Virginia
Roly-poly
Xaib
Minneapolis
Aurmo
Wampum Beats Coaltown 5-4 To Grab Third Place
Wampum rallied in the seventh inning to defeat Coaltown 5-4 and seize third in the Lawrence county league. Cripps delivered the deciding RBI, Kirker and Cripps pitched, with Carl homering and Dripps contributing key hits as Coaltown slipped to second.
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Wampum
Coaltown
Lawrence County
Dripps
Kirker
Cripps
Carl
Energy Beaten by Turkey Hill in Labor Day twin bill
West Pittsburg Pa September 8 Energy lost a Labor Day twin bill to Turkey Hill in close games. Morning contest 4 10 3 and afternoon 1 to 0 features S Badger and Chapman duel on the mound. Turkey Hill wins late in the ninth with a run. Quinn had a three bagger. Brown and Quinn pitched for their teams in a crowd filled with thrills.
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West Pittsburg
Energy
Turkey Hill
Labor Day
S. Badger
Chapman
Quinn
Brown
Jana Stelter
Vargo
Beres
Wampum
H. E. P. Robertson
Funda
R Hoe I Fitzgerald
Ie Blythe
Murphy
Dombeck
R_ Robertson
A Stelter
LG Beatrice
W. Fitzgerald
Kapraly
Cripps
Badger
Ll. Badger
Nesko
Coaltown
Fundoots
Ty Palus
Guthrie
Estin Cleary
Af Energy
St. John
Garton
Stimple
Smith
Iman
L. Shaffer
Kirker
Sinkner
McGinty
I. McGinty
Reynolds
Witing
Uinth
Iannings
J, McGinty
R. Mc
Young Yankees dominate Labor Day doubleheader
The Young Yankees won both Labor Day games. In the morning they defeated the Valley Stars 12 to 2, and in the afternoon they crushed the East Side club 25 to 10. The Polish National Athletes and Sharon Pioneers also played a doubleheader on Glasser field with the Pioneers winning 6 to 4 in the morning.
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Sharon Pioneers
Glasser Field
Labor Day
Pioneers
BP. N. A
Yankees
Valley Stars
Stolen Bases Spark Hard Game Between Teams
Gtory, Chapman, Murphy, S. Badjeer. Stolen bases by Energy 2 and Turkey, sacrifice hits by C. Shaffer and Brown. Hit by pitcher Varzo, base on balls S. Badger 1 off Chapman 1. Pitchers struck out totals: Badger 16, Chapman 14. Umpires Braykovitch and Dud ch.
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Kagegere
Cleary
Kirker
Witzgerald
Dripps
Murphy
Ito Murphy
F. Firngerale
Basson
Cripps
C. Shaffer
Brown
Varzo
S. Badger
Chapman
Badger
Three Umpires To Work At Chewton
Ed Fritz chairman of the Lawrence county league today assigned three umpires for the Ellwood City versus Weanpum game at Chewton Wednesday evening. Evans, ranked as umpire, will handle the main assignment with Jonp and Dunn assisting.
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Ed Fritz
Board of Commission
Lawrence County League
Ellwood City
Weanpum
Chewton
Slyen
Evans
Jon P
Dunn
Illinois Woman Judge Sits At Home For Court
A brief item notes an Illinois woman judge held court in her home, with the usual arrangements at that location. An unlikely scene emphasizes informal proceedings away from official venues.
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Cawna
King's Red Lou Wins Best Dog at Beach Show
King's Red Lou Irish Setter, owned by R S Pierrepont of Fer Hills New Jersey, took the top prize for best dog at the annual registered beach show closing yesterday in NEAUT LAKE Pennsylvan ia. The event was hosted by the Wild Life League of Pennsylvania.
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Neaut Lake
R.S. Pierrepont
Fer Hills
N. J
Wild Life League of
Pendsylvania
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