Elizabethville Football Night Promises Historic Feast
Elizabethville Pa December 6 Tonight’s big night in local football history centers on a turkey dinner at the Washington House hosted by James E. Lentz head of the borough school athletic board. The Elizabethville eleven, school board members, principals from Elizabethville Williamstown Lykens and Wiconisco and county superintendent F E Shambaugh will be guests.
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Elizabethville
James E. Lentz
Washington House
Williamstown
Lykens
Wiconisco
F. E. Shambaugh
Susquehanna University
Lentz
Jimmy
John Lyter
D. D. Helt
Fred Botts
Samuel Knnsely
H. H. Hassinger
Shambaugh
Clarence E. Toole
Lykens High
W. R. Zimmerman
John E. Shambaugh
Wiconisco High
A. B. Moyer
Rincipal
Foreign Sunbeams to compete in Indianapolis 500
Darius Resta premier European driver informs Indianapolis speedway officials that he and either Jean Chassagne or K Lee Guinness plan to bring two Sunbeam cars for the next 500 mile race. All are eligible for military service and expect to secure Louis Coatalen’s approval to proceed with the venture.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Speedwayeadaenaiee
Darius Resta
Europe
Finawine
Jean Chassagne
K. Lee Guinness
Louis Coatalen
Crimson Has Expensive Team
Harvard football’s championship squad cost about 25000 dollars this fall with 7500 dollars for head coach Percy D Haughton. Assistant Leo J Leary and head scout R W P Brown also drew substantial pay.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mags
Harvard
Percy D. Haughton
Leo J. Leary
R. W. P. Brown
Batting Averages Show Big Slump in Hitters
Batting averages for American League players released show a general slump in 1914. Thirteen hitters topped .300 led by Ty Cobb .363, Eddie Collins .344, and others like Speaker .338 Jackson .338. Cited low performers include Forster .293 and Bressler .216. Athletics lead team batting with Detroit second and Boston third.
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Eddie Collins
Speaker
Boston
Jackson
Cleveland
Lelivelt
Baker
Philadelphia
Hoblitzer
Crawford
McInnes
Fournier
Chicago
Birdie Cree
New York
Burbage
Eddie Forster
Washington
Harrisburg
Kavanaugh
Wilmington Star
Rube Bressler
Jimmie Collins Dies in Buffalo Pneumonia Case
Jimmie Collins famed as one of baseball’s greatest third basemen is dying in Buffalo New York from pneumonia announced today.
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Jimmie Collins
Buffalo
N. Y
Winter Warfare in Cross Country Run and Baseball Realms
United States eyes a winter conflict between baseball magnates and players led by Governor John K. Tener. The National League plans a New York council of war starting Tuesday to decide reorganization and contracts as debates over salaries and rules intensify. Also, Romans beat Greeks 10 to 12 in Harrisburg Academy cross country with Ruby winning top honors and Stackpole close behind.
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Jersey City
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Shugrue
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John K. Tener
New York City
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Plank
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Ruby
Albert Stackpole
White
Broadhurst
Academy
Bennet
Roman
Stackpole
Senseman
Seitz
Smiler
Lawrence W. Phillips
Yale
T. D. Macmillan
Harvard
H. Elmore Smith
Dickinson
Arthur E. Brown
Raymond D. Kennedy
Bowdoin
Eastern League Five to Play Harrisburg in Armory Night
Trenton faces Harrisburg as Reading rivals loom. star players Hough Getzinger Kane lead the lineup with Frost and Frank among last season’s notable names. Loeser’s orchestra to provide music for two-step and waltz as fans expect a lively doubleheader.
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Armory
Harrisburg
Reading
Harry Hough
Getzinger
Kane
Frost
Frankel
Loeser
Chiteds
Hershey
Ephrata
Neidig Memorial Athletic Club
Oberlin
Ben-Hur
Steelton
Holtzman
Nationals
Centrals
Chestnut Street Hall
Shamokin
Braves
Giants
Lee Magee
John J. McDermott
Atlantic City
New York
Wilkes-Barre
Billy” Recap
Railroad Tossers Win on Shippensburg Floor
In one of the season’s fastest games at Shippensburg, the P.R.R.Y.M.C.A. five defeated the Shippensburg Normal School five 27 to 21. Ford starred with ten straight points, while Geisel, Arthur, and Barnhart also contributed. Referee Hale. Halves twenty minutes each.
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Shippensburg
Official denial NY Stock Exchange to resume trading
New York officials denied reports that a meeting of NYSE governors had been called to ratify early floor trading. The committee of five has not completed plans and no governors' meeting will occur until a plan is perfected.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Committee of Five
Board of Governors
Baltimore Exchange Reopens With Moderately Higher Quotes
Baltimore trading resumed on the Baltimore Stock Exchange under restrictions. Offerings were readily absorbed and quotations rose moderately above the minimum fixed by the governing committee.
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Associated Press
Baltimore, Md
Baltimore Stock Exchange
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