Our Own Thrashes Oil City in Slaughter Showing 25 to 2
A Warren baseball rout features "Our Own" overpowering Oil City 25 to 2 in a game led by Hewitt and Legge. Hefty hitting, wild plays, and multiple errors fueled the massacre, with McMahon, Ritchey, Parker, and Miller among the standouts and rally after rally pushing the scoring total skyward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halo
Warren
Oil City
Hewitt
Legge
Martin
Sir Guy
Sir Guyed
Hecker
Corose
Parker
Whitehill
Sheehan
Williamsport Wonder
Kelly
Sipler
Ballach
Briggs
Ritchey
McKeever
Holmes
O’bail’s
jAlc Mahon
Warren Parker
Belden
Miller
Rettgar
Little Hewitt
Warren McMahon
Rickert
Nero
Rome
St. Bartholomew’s Massacre
Builach
Ritchie
Guy
Ed Hecker
OW City
McMahon
Bullach
Center Garden
England
Oil City Helmes
Paine
Frick
Our Own
Vil City
Gene Mitchell
O’brien
Heckter
Mr. Martin
Sahara
Waknen BR. B. P.O
M. Whitehill
Rheehan
Bipler
B. Whitehill
McKeever Parker
Martina
O’ Brien
O' Brien
M.whitehill
O'Brien
Tien
Wareer
Mekeever
McMahen
Salmon
R &c
Titusville
E. Moore
Culp
Stinkel
McKim
B. McMahen
Smith
Mitchell
Pennington
Rowe
Mitchel
Moore
Gray
Schmidt
Friday Baseball Sparked Oil City Series in Warren
The writers remark on the varied flavor of the Warren Oil City baseball series, noting Friday's game added spice to the contest and reduced monotony after three days of losses. They insist a defeat should not dampen spirit or mood despite the imperfect weather and attendance matching the prior day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Oil City
Warren boys lose at Titusville in box errors
Warren drops 6 to 2 at Titusville after a rough defensive game. Despite strong fielding and hard batting, a poor box performance costs the Warren team. Umpire Schmitt drew heat again as McKeever Gray and Moore led in steals with multiple bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Titusville
Schmitt
McKeever
Gray
Miler
Moore
Culp
Stenkle
McMillen
Smith
Oil City and Franklin Duel. Standings Shaped
In a 2:05 game Oil City beat Franklin 1 to 1 with tight pitching and errors shaping the score. Standings show Sharon 6-4 Franklin 6-4 Titusville 5-5 New Castle 4-5 Oil City 4-6. Today Warren visits Franklin, Oil City hosts New Castle, Titusville plays Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. HE
Oil City
Stryker
Whitehill
Briggs
Franklin, Brown and Duncan
Sharon
New Castle
RH. E
Unseasonable May Weather Closes Early Farm Work
May weather brings repeated frost in May with backward crops and killed winter wheat and oats. Corn remains unplanted as Earl Baker moves to Youngsville with a portable mill. Miss Berta Clinger visits Miss Alice Brown. Lewis Brown buys a new carriage. Webster Darrow heightens his house by adding a second story. Ella Finch returns from Sugar Grove after vocal study with Prof. Peck. Frank Shepard of Conneaut, Ohio, visits relatives in town. A cigar buyer complains the product is poor and the seller suggests trimming the end to improve draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Baker
Youngsville
Berta Clinger
Alice Brown
Lewis Brown
Webster Darrow
Ella Finch
Sugar Grove
Peck
Frank Shepard
Conneaut
Ohio
Annual Statement of Mead Township Road Commissioners 1895
Annual statement lists road work and exonerations for Mead township Warren County Pa for year ending March 2 1895. Details show duplicate charges against multiple inspectors and exonerations, cash paid, and sums including work on a Watson bridge and a king bridge company payment. Auditors I E Wollaston and H J Quinn certify correctness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Township
Warren County
George J. Spade
Wm. ‘Trushell
Joan Quinn
J. S. Morrison
B. W. Roger's
Watson
King Bridge Company
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Goliahs
RAL
Lilliputians
Queen City
Iron and Oil Games
Franklin
Agnes
F.H. Dixons
J. S. Backus
Ludlow
HL. F. Andrews
Rev. Dalzell
Rosa Nyberg
Erie
Dc. S. Morris
Wm. Hathaway
James
Mr. Hathaway
James Hathaway
C.S. Morris
Kelly Taylor
Torpedo
Micheal Jordan
Pittsfield
Iowa
Presbyterian Church
Leah Andrews
Chas. Morris
Frank Watt
Spring Creek
H. T. Bohall
Jamestown
S.V. Derby
Tidioute
Ed Burns
Sugar Run
Christian Endeavor
Mies Jennie E. Moore
S. E. Eldred
Grand Valley
Alton Cusick
A. F. Miller
Philadelphia
Epworth League
King’s Daughters
New Hall
M. E
H. N. Richfield Drugugis
Roly
Iron and Oil League
Pittsburg
Business Directory
Has. W. Arird, Dentist
Liberty and Third Sts
Postoffice
C. McAlpin
R. W. Stuart
D.D
W. W. Freeman
Hazeltine
Liberty
Warren, Pa
E. Boeschlin
Fine Cigars
Cor
Airstow & CO
Water St.warren, PA
Rogers Block
Jas. J. Costello
East Warren
Seneca Oil Works
West Fourth Street
Jos. A. Schofield
Morris & Mullen
Ns.allen & Sons
Allen Block
Corner Second and
Liberty Streets
C. Allen
Samuel G. Allen
WM. Harrigon Allen
Notary
Chas. N. Purvis
Bucker Street
Williamsport
G. B. M. Metzger
West 4Th Street
Cone
Urston
Water Street
Nheat
Humphrey & Nemoyer
Episcopal Church
W. M. Robertson
Main Street
Hast Warren
Trusler
Mars. L
Second St
Adlow House
H.W. Nesmith
Lottsville
Scott
Scott&Bowne
N.Y
Goc
BCS Fk
Dr.ars of
Touse
Comic Road Fund
Onsengeeatteres
I.E. Wolloston
H. J. Quinn
John Keoblychec
William Trushel
John Quinn
G. Bean
Thomas Conway S. H. Barney
I. Morrisor
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