Penn State Baseball Outlook With Freshmen Previewed
State College Pa Dec 23 with the baseball schedule set for next season Penn State sees a strong year despite losing five varsity players and some key pitchers The squad will be guided by Coach Harley who returns for a third year and will start practices in February Captain Robinson leads a capable group at several infield and outfield positions with new talent from the freshman team filling gaps The Alumni game closes the season June 13 and the schedule includes both home and northern trips plus a southern swing through Franklin and Marshall Villanova Maryland and Lehigh among others
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Harley
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Ege
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Hall
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Harrisburg sport figures linked to baseball and boxing
Wellys M lke McCord, manager of the Harrisburg Independents, plays in the Southern League this year as a free agent and a top contract could land him a star. Jack Tyson, the colored welterweight champion, visited Harrisburg yesterday with plans for winter boxing and Christmas with his mother in Chambersburg.
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Lke McCord
Harrisburg Independents
McCord
Jack Tyson
Harrisburg
Jack
Pennsylvania
Tyson
Tommy Burns
Chambersburg
Middletown Big Five Triumphs Over Carlisle Industrial
Middletown Big Five defeated Carlisle Industrial 88 to 30 as Captain Bumbach entered the game and Swartz starred for Middletown. Earlier Camp Hill High School beat Messiah tossers 37 to 1 while the cross-river aggregation shows strong form this season. The Galahad Recreation Club quin tet has a busy holiday week with five games on the Marietta Carlisle Lititz and Schuylkill Haven schedule. Yeager led Carlisle in the defeat.
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Conklin
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J. Beck
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Gotschall
Rudy
Treferee
Camp Hill
Messiah
Galahad Recreation Club
Marietta
Carlisle Indian School
Lititz
Schuylkill Haven
Middletown
Carlisle
Bumbach
Swartz
Yeager
Closing of Food Shops Sparks Dresden Riots
A Rotterdam dispatch reports food riots in Dresden on December 17 18 and 19 as shops closed for lack of stocks. Women stoned shops and marched, a parade near the king’s palace drew chants for food, arrests were made for insulting language, and a Tuesday clash involved about 100 women and three policemen with soldiers clearing the streets.
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London
Rotterdam
Exchange Telegraph Company
Dresden
King's Palace
James Braid Still Lives Plans Trip After Death Confusion
Philadelphia reports that rumors of James Braid's death were false and a different man with the same name, not the famed golfer, died in a railroad accident. The article notes the real Braid may visit American links after the war. Mike O Neill says he has not signed with the Stars for 1917 and is weighing offers from a big league club to scout.
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Philadelphia
James Braid
Great Britain
Harry Vardon
J. H. Taylor
Braid
Mike O'Neill
Scranton
Syracuse
New York State
The
Stars
Prospect Hill School Christmas Entertainment Draws Crowd
Prospect Hill School of Susquehanna township staged a Christmas program with songs recitations and dialogues by students including Roy Rodkey, John Miller, Mildred Vanatta, Leola Lyter and others. Teachers Mr Overfield and Miss Eberly directed as visitors enjoyed the afternoon festivities.
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Prospect Hill
Susquehanna Township
Harry Jones
Leola Lyter
Roy Rodkey
John Miller
Harry Bowers
Melvin Ebersole
Herbert Speck
Thomas Speck
Mildred Vanatta
Irene Melcher
Ellsworth Jones
Arthur Nagledia
Promise Mail Line to Germany by U Boats
Berlin reports ordinary mail to the United States may soon travel via commercial submarines with routes to neutral countries also available. The section then shifts to a cinema note featuring Marriage a la Carte with Clara Kimball Young and Mildred Miles, and details of the plot and a Christmas Day screening of Bought and Paid For with Alice Brady, promising no price increase.
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Amsterdam
London
Berlin
United States
Mildred
Theodore Vandeveer
Alice Brady
George Broadhurst
Clara Kimball Young
Bowling Scores From New Cumberland and Lemoyne Averages
Last night at Dull's Alleys in New Cumberland and Lemoyne, players Sweigert from North Central Bankers League Uptown Downtown Groff and Taylor dueled for high scores. In international news, Melbourne Reuters reports the Commonwealth plans a new loan of £18,000,000 on terms similar to prior issues.
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Dull's Alleys
New Cumberland Lemoyne
Sweigert
N. C
Bankers’ League
Groff
Taylor
London
Reuter
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Work Hard for Trout Placed in Vincome Game
Independent team prepares for a game with Vincome of Philadelphia after a productive practice on Chestnut Street Auditorium. A large crowd is expected with a Christmas Eve match against St. Malachy and a dance program by Miss Sara Lerner announced.
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Vincome
Philadelphia
Sara Lerner
St. Malachy
Viacom
N. Ford
F. Pike
Rote
F. Graff
McCord
F. Longstreet
C. Gerdes
Zahn
G. Rote
Gs. Newman
Colestock
G. Geisel
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Carey
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National Baseball Commission
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Williamstown
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Flora Bella” Company
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Margery Wilson
Lonesome Luke
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