Rees Lloyd Picked To Lead Tech High Eleven Next Fall
Harrisburg Telegraph notes Rees M. Lloyd will captain the Tech High football eleven next fall after the official photograph and unanimous election of the captain. Lloyd, a two year Tech player from Woodward grammar, also stars in basketball and track. Thirteen of the eighteen lettermen are seniors. several players depart while Lloyd remains the sole junior on the squad.
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Harrisburg
GBS
Rees Lloyd
TECH
Rees M
Ted” Lloyd
Teohia
Lloyd
Woodward Grammar School
Miller
Eddie” Harris
Joe Todd
George Fitzpatrick
Frank Gipple
Edward Garman
Martin Miller
Tech Football Stars Choose Between Cardigan and Fob
The Tech Athletic Association executive committee decided the thirteen graduating football team members must choose between a cardigan or a football fob at yesterday's meeting. Remaining scholars will receive a letter. The gathering included President Frank Gipple Vice-President Joe Todd and Secretary Victor Snyder with Dr C B Fager and professors also present.
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The
Tech Athletic Association
Frank Gipple
Joe Todd
Victor Snyder
C. B. Fager
P. L. Grubb
J. F. Rees
J. C. Peet
G. W. Hill
Toss of Coin to Decide Award Football Trophy
A coin flip will determine the Thanksgiving football trophy amid a scoreless tie between Central and Tech. Captains Harris and Hilton, with Eddie as a potential holder, loom as decision figures as to which school receives the souvenir.
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Central
Tech
Harris
Tedh
Hilton
Eddie
Central High Girls Basketball Schedule with Outgoing Matches
Central High School girls basketball announces a busy schedule with upcoming games against Myers Town, Chambersburg, Lebanon Valley College, Tyrone, Williamsport, Penn Hall Preparatory, and Myerstown, plus pending matches against Dickinson College and other clubs. The list includes dates from December to April and notes home and away games for the team.
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Central High School
Methodist
Methodist Club
Burnham Y. M. C. A
Burnham
Camp Hill H. 8
Camp Hill
Hummelstown Big Five
Hummelstown
United States Indian School
Carlisle
Tower City
Hershey
Hughesville H. S
Hughesville
Triangle Club
Altoona
Harrisburg Academy
Cathedral Hall
Pennsylvania Institute For Deaf
Philadelphia
LaSalle College
Central Girls
Myerstown H
Myerstown
Chambersburg H. S
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Chambersburg
Tyrone H. S
Tyrone
Williamsport H. S
Williamsport
Penn Hall Preparatory
Myerstown H.S
Dickinson College
National Junior Indoor Tennis Championship Starts December 26
The National Junior Indoor Tennis Championship will commence on December 26 at the Seventh Regiment Armory board courts New York. The age limit is raised to 20 years allowing several top collegiate players to enter.
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New York
Seventh Regiment Armory
National League magnates vote on 22-man limit and Tener plans
New York December meeting of National League owners covers disability list abolition boosting player limit to 22, extended tryout period, and 35-man rosters after Aug 31. They consider World Series rule changes to share players' percentage with nonparticipant clubs and waivers for August trades.
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New York
Fred Mitchell
Cubs
Mitchell
Boston
Chicago
United States
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Ervey Us
Legis Paige
Groff
Giants
McGraw
Tener
National League
Penn State Varsity Men Receive Football Letters
Penn State awards varsity letters to fifteen players for time in the Pennsylvania or Pittsburgh games. Captain Clark and others named. Morris and Ege receive letters by special vote despite injuries. Two scrubs honored for faithful service add to the group along with minor S2 insignia recipients. Most honorees are Pennsylvania residents.
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State College
Penn State
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
S's
Clark
Beck
Robb
Hess
Parrish
Jones
Ewing
Higgins
Swain
Conover
Krushank
Cubbage
Czarneckie
O'Donnell
Hoffman
Morris
Ege
Bob Edgerton
Joe Oberle
Robinson
Wilson
Tavenner
Thorpe
Bortz
Gross
Kraft
R. Clarke
Pond
Unger
Hughie Likes Young Ehmke Expects Record Season
Detroit notes Hugh Jennings aims for a pennant with the Tigers relying on newcomers Third Sacker Jones and pitcher Howard Ehmke from Syracuse. Ehmke impressed in the late season series against Boston and is slated for a regular turn next season. Also: International League approves 48 game interleague post season with $10,000 purse, opening around April 18 and ending about August 5. Hummelstown elects George Horner captain and names Lawrence Wolf manager for next season with letters awarded to multiple players.
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Tigers
Jennings
Jones
Navin
Howard Ehmke
Syracuse
Ehmke
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International League
American Association
Edward G. Barrows
Thomas J. Hickey
Hummelstown
George Horner
Lawrence Wolf
Horner
H. Miller
Wolfe
Eckenroth
Boyer
Cassell
C. Horner
Leinbach
Belgle
Blackburn
Waver
Shope
Hartman bets on Barnhardt for Bing season
Binghamton N Y December 13 Chic Hartman foresees Barnhardt as a standout in 1917 State League pitching, hoping his early 1916 form returns. Hartman plans surprises with Murphy Kennick Irving and Joe Pepe on the roster while Konnick eyes a Syracuse catching role under Mike O Neill.
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N. Y
Barney” Barnhardt
Chic Hartman
Chic
Barnhardt
Pennsylvania
John C. Calhoun
Hartman
Murphy
Kennick
Irving
Joe Pepe
Pepe
Konnick
Mike O'Neill
Syracuse
Barons
Three Deacons to Be Raised to Priesthood
In Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania this week Luke's Episcopal Church hosts ordination of three deacons to the priesthood. On Thursday Rev Leroy F Baker will deliver an illustrated missionary address and on Friday at 10 o'clock Bishop James H Darlington will ordain Edward S Barlow Herbert Connop and Robert B Galt in the long awaited service. Emhardt will preach the sermon and Baker will lead a quiet hour before ordination.
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Luke's Episcopal Church
Leroy F. Baker
Episcopal Church
James H. Darlington
Harrisburg
Edwards. Barlow
St. Luke's Church
St. Andrew's
Shippensburg
Selinsgrove
Herbert Connop
Newtown
Bucks County
William C. Emhardt
Robert B. Galt
Yale five to visit Harrisburg for Chestnut Street game
Yale basketball brings its top players to Harrisburg on Friday January 5 at Chestnut Street Auditorium. Yale alumni groups anticipate attendance from York Lancaster Lebanon and Cumberland Valley areas. The visiting team will feature Yale honorees and players from other colleges.
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Harrisburg
Chestnut Street Auditorium
York
Lancaster
Lebanon
Cumberland Valley
Brooklyn claim decision prompts court action and league moves
The DeNeri franchise of the Eastern Basketball League has been transferred to Allentown with William H. Meyers named manager. Games start early next month and December contests unfold in Camden and other venues. Cornell offered Syracuse 10000 for a football game next season amid strained relations since 1900. Carlisle Indians expected on Harvard schedule next season as they rebuild for stronger bids. Hamilton Grammar School defeated Keystone Scrubs 16 to 5 with Kohlman scoring three field goals and multiple fouls recorded.
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Allentown
William H. Meyers
Camden
Syracuse
Cornell
Carlisle Indians
Harvard
Hamilton
Hamilton Grammar School
Keystone A. Scrubs
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G. Murray
Gz. H. Williams
G . Runk
Kohlman
Hogentugler
Holtry
Legore
Runk
I Kohlman
Cook
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