Black bass and all game fish opened for harvest
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1918
Page
7
Bankers Rally Past Pirates 7-5 In Early Lead
Bankers defeat Pirates 7-5 after taking a 7 run barrage in the first three innings. Siggins pitched well for the Bankers allowing four Pirates hits while fanning five. Main started for the Pirates with Cosmano relieving. Pirates scored in the first, fourth and sixth but could not catch the early lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Bankers
Main
Buccaneers
Cosmano
Siggins
Watching From the Bleachers and World War II Baseball Notes
Baseball reports from wartime era show players weighing continued service amid season play. Highlights cover games between Detroit and Chicago, Philadelphia and New York, Boston and Brooklyn plus schedules and player updates including Bagby Sisler Cobb and Chapman, with wartime employment discussions for players and factory work under government orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland We
Philadelpha Ase
St. Louis
Washington
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Detroit
Brooklyn A
Philadelphia
St Louis
Pirates Sign Future Sensation Players In 1928 League Shuffle
Art Young joins Max Flack’s Solimbus club as the Chicago Semi pro scene hosts shifts. Jimmy Hutton’s team and Parks face new rosters while Roger Hornsby recovers from a hand injury delaying infield duties. Tommy Leach slated for Forbes Field return with Pirates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Young
Jimmy Hutton
Parks
Chicago
Joe “Pimker
Solimbus
Wanks Hold First Place Despite Shutout by Geary
International News Sport Editor Diamordojust reports Harper’s pitching keeps the Wanks in first, though Geary of the Athletics shuts them out. Huggins’ squad manages only three hits as the world champions split a twin bill with the Tigers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Verock
International’ News
Harper’s
Wanks
Geary
Huggins
Sheffield holiday travelers and war fund update
Miss Thekla Keller of Warren passes through Sheffield en route to Kellerville to teach piano. War Savings Campaign chair Borden reports Sheffield has reached 11425 toward the war effort. Local and visiting residents are noted in a busy community update with travel, teaching, and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Thekla] Keller of
Warren
Kellerville
Borden
War Savings Campaign
Martha Rylander
Akron
Ohio
Edward
Camp Lee
Essie Slater
Detroit
Ralph Klinesiiver
C. H. Smith Co
Nebraska
Tionesta
Robert McFarland
Adams Express Co
George Ledeburg
Smith Co
Nathalie Bentley
David Grayhill
Renovo
Laura Grayhill
A E. Peterson
H.meyers
Warren Cancels Base Ball Games for Fourth of July
Local committee opts to avoid two Rus sell Park games to keep crowds in parks and center for Independence Day events. Many players are out of town, hurting expected quality. remaining schedule shifts proposed: Bakery vs Pirates Friday, Refiners vs Gisholt Monday, Y M C A vs Bankers Monday July 15. Standings and second schedule planning noted amid league tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Russell Park
Bakery
Pirates
Gisholt
Bankers
Gawkers
Skelton and Frenouth Families Return From Cambridge Springs
Mr and Mrs W O Skelton and daughters Alice and Flora Frenouth drove home from Cambridge Springs after a visit Miss Alica Skelton and Flora Frenouth attended the Epworth League Institute at Edinboro where Red Cross lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
W. O. Skelton
Alice
Flora Frenouth
Cambridge Springs
Alica Skelton
Epworth League Institute
Edinboro
Death of Darius Ober Attributed to Ohio Home
Darius Ober died at his Ohio home on Sunday morning June 16 1918 and his funeral was held at his nephew Henry Samson's house in Cherry Grove with Rev. Barnard of Sheffield presiding. Interment followed in the family burying ground. Local residents noted visiting relatives and various community events including Red Cross Bazaar solicitations and farewell visits to relatives joining military camps.
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Leona Johnson
Stonehaka
Evelyn Peterton
Weldbank
Stengen
Green House
C. E. Huff
Magnus Johnson
Kane
Eva Brown
Helen Gilson
Edinboro
Epworth League Institute
Normal Schools
C. E. Judd
Sheffield
Meadville
Cain
Mastem
Weirck
Lee
Sigel
Tom Martin
Wiliam Finnerty
E. J. Eiswerch
Wymadausis Society
M. E. Church
Red Cross
John Watts
Philadelphia
Girard College
N. Watts
Andrew Magelock
Cleveland
James Howell
Massillon
Ohio
Mitcham
Harry
W. Mitcham
Wm. Mitcham
Oil City
T. Corbin
Pittsburg
Kightlinger
Weldband
Cass
Dora
Cherry Grove
Darius Ober
Henry Samson
Rev. Barnard
Naaman Howard
Brown Run
Harry and
Andrew Nelson Grover Lind
Warren
John Melson
Wm. Johnson
John Dennam
Falconer
Grant Sutton
Tiona
Irene Hatch
Knapp
Hatch Run
L. C. Hanson’s
Carl Christenson
Andrew
Erie
Boston
Mass
H. C. Johnson
Wm Johnson
Emma
Lilian Christenson
Minnie
Gertrude Hanson
Jennie Million
Helen Goal
Clarendon
Russell City
Edward Olgon
Camp Lee
Market Report Summary of Diverse Commodities and Stocks
Day’s market overview lists numerous securities from Colo Fuel to U. S. Steel, with cattle and hog prices, sheep and lambs trends, and cattle herd notes. Prices show varied ranges across beef cuts, veal, calves, and fat cattle, while hogs and lambs exhibit steady to mixed movements.
Copper advances spark brisk market action in New York
New York July 3 copper prices climbed with strong buying as copper stocks opened higher. Utah rose 2 1/4 points to 8, Anaconda up 2 1/2 to 9 1/2, Inspiration closed around 56 after steady gains, American Smelting up to 80 3/8, Utah improving, Steel common advancing 11 4 to 106 1/2, Baldwin up 1 3/4 to 92 1/2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colo Fuel
Colo Gas & Electric Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Allis Chalmers
Bert Sugar
Linseed
Loco
Woolen
Zinc
Baldwin Loco
Bethlehem Steel
B. Chile
Copper
Chino Copper
BIG Bo
Eric Ist
Prid
Inspiration Copper Marine Pr
Mexican Pete
N. Y
New York
N. H
Ray Consolidated — Railway
Steel Springs
Reading
Studebaker
Texas Co
Tobacco Products
U. S. Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghouse Am
Am. Smelting
Anaconda Butte & Superior
General Motors Int Nickel
Tees Lackawanna
Steel Miami Copper
Northern Pacific
Republic From
and Steel Ion Pacific Willys Overland Am. Car & Foundr
Steel Foundry
Atchison Calif
Pete
Cuba
Northern Print Paper
Lehigh Valley
Midvale Steel
Ohio Cities
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Union
Cigar
Ind Alcohol
Am. Tel & Tel
Atlantic Gulf & Weneral Leather
Distilleries Securities
Northern Ore
Kennecott Marine
Nat Enamel and Stamp
Pittsburgh -Coal ‘ Southern Railway
U. 8. Steel
Utah
Inspiration Wats
Baldwin
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McAvoy
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Schalk
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Pittsburgh Sun
Jim
Morton
Birmingham
Ala
George
Sisler
Ray “Chapman
Cleveland Indians
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Ray
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Oil Co
Grant Armstrong
Fourth Ave
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MO Baseball
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Cy Withame
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Bié
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Inter Pete
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