Evans City Faces Zelienople In Sixth Meeting Of Season
Zelienople shaded Evans City 8 to 5 in Evans City as the clubs extended their summer rivalry. Zelienople led with a three run burst in the first inning and added three more in the second, while Evans City finally pushed across two tallies in the fourth. Gillespie homered for Zelienople, Haggerman pitched well for the visitors, and the next game is set for Saturday with Evans City aiming to even the series.
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Bowlers Open Season In New Castle City League Plans
Bowlers in New Castle prepare to reorganize the City Bowling League for the winter as the Fellowship alleys reopen soon and New Castle alleys report high attendance. Officials expect six to eight clubs with teams from multiple alleys and possible trolley league regional play.
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Butler A C tops Houston A C 12 to 11 in error filled game
The Butler A C defeated Houston A C 12 to 11 Monday at Highland avenue grounds. Six Houston errors and nine Butler hits decided the result with Williams pitching for Houston and Britton for Butler. Ross homered for Houston while Childs and Treaser doubled for Butler.
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Cleveland Tops Detroit in Tight American League Race
Detroit slips from first as Cleveland surges with better play since September 1. Chicago also strong but faltering. St. Louis backing Cleveland while Detroit faces three Chicago games on the road. The pennant race remains wide open as remaining games decide the champion.
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North Beaver Public Road Vacation Sought by Citizens
North Beaver township residents petition the court to vacate a road from Moravia and Covert station road near John Lower s home to Mt Jackson and Mahoningtown road near William Wilson s home. Viewers J W Miller Andrew Baird and James F Walters were appointed.
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Mineral Ridge Faces Fire Danger Amid Water Shortage
Mineral Ridge near Girard is at high fire risk as a long dry spell leaves the town without adequate water. Residents must haul water from creeks for household needs, heightening concern over fire safety and conservation.
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Glorious Victory for New Castle Knights in 9-6 Win
The New Castle Knights of Columbus beat Youngstown 9 to 6 in a tense game at the local field. McElovey pitched well for New Castle as Lyden started for Youngstown before Coyne finished. New Castle broke a 6 6 tie with three late runs to seal the victory.
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Flag Pole Raising At West Pittsburg
West Pittsburg Pa Sept 22 one of the largest gatherings in town saw a 100 foot flag pole raised at the school house funded by leftovers from a Conneaut Lake outing presented by the West Pittsburg association. The flag will be visible for miles and the community planned a social and Rally Day events at local churches with various residents noted for travel and visits.
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West Side Team Keeps Unbeaten Season Going
The West Side ball club improved to 1 0 in this season with a 10 to 0 win over West Pittsburg. Bloomer pitched well allowing only five hits and no fielding errors while every West Side player had a hit. McCall led the offense with three hits in six at bats as the defense kept the visitors quiet throughout a 1 hour 40 minute game.
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Deafness Cure by Constitutional Remedies Promoted
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining and asserts a constitutional cure can restore hearing. It promises one hundred dollars for any deafness not cured by the “star r cure” and lists Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio as sponsors and references to a family laxative.
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Big Boxing Show at Pittsburg Wednesday Evening
Paul Moore and Tony Caponi will clash at a Pittsburg club on Wednesday September 30 as promoter Joe Tarpie arranges the bout. Manager Jimmie Dime secured Caponi after Dime sought a local opponent, with Jack Young also set to box. Local attendance is anticipated.
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Viewers appointed for new Scott township bridge over McCracken Run
Scott township citizens seek a bridge over the McCracken run. Judge Porter appoints J. W. Miller William McCune and J. M. Dennison as viewers to examine the project.
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New Blast Furnace Completes at Brier Hill Iron and Coal
The new blast furnace at Brier Hill Iron and Coal company is completed, signaling an expansion in production capacity for the regional steel trade. Officials state the facility will boost output and employment, with construction and commissioning underway this spring.
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Not Guilty Verdict in Colwell Case Declared
Samuel Colwell was found not guilty by a jury of felonious assault and battery Monday evening. Prosecutor, son-in-law of Colwell, claimed Colwell drew a revolver in the prosecutor’s coal house. Colwell testified he went to sleep there. District Attorney Young led the prosecution with Walter Reynolds as defense.
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Half Day Sessions Pushed for Youngstown Schools
Crowded public schools in Youngstown prompt advocates to seek half day sessions to ease classroom congestion and improve scheduling.
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