League Battles Holiday Feature Recap and Boxing Result
Yesterday's Central Pennsylvania League games left three teams tied for first. Highspire close behind. Dauphin-Perry leader Millersburg atop with three wins, Marysville pursuing. Dauphin fell after a fast start. Williamstown leads Dauphin-Schuylkill with Lykens second and Elizabethville third. Amateur contests showed improvement. West End East End A A and Camp Curtin fire company notable in fast play. Holiday games scarce near Harrisburg due to league congestion. In New York boxing, Jim Coffey defeated Jim Flynn at Brighton Beach in nine rounds after Flynn injured a arm. Jackson A C beat Bob White 15–6 as Carpenter struck out 18. Jacksons seek Saturday games.
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Highspire
Millersburg
Marysville
Dauphin
Williamstown
Lykens
Elizabethville
West End
East End
A. A
Camp Curtin Fire Company
Harrisburg
the Telegraph
New York
Jim Coffey
Dublin
Brighton Beach
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Flynn
C. A
Beach
Seer Kline
Steward
White
Cees Siateeee
xWestley
Felcher
Reading
Miller
Sheesley
Middletown
New Cumberland
Lebanon
Steelton
Hershey
Dauphin-Perry
le F.C. Millersburg
Duncannon
Newport
Halifax
Schuylkill-Dauphin
Tower City
Harrisburg Trims Reading Olivers In Shutout
Harrisburg Independents shut out Reading Olivers yesterday afternoon as pitcher White from Lebanon Valley College struck out 19 without allowing a hit. Reading fielding errors marred the game while Shadle showed speed but weak support. Friday Harrisburg meets Bucknell. Altoona also scheduled for weekend action with manager Messersmith arranging a strong local schedule.
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Harrisburg
Reading Olivers
White
Lebanon Valley College
Reading
Harrisburg Independents
Shadle
Bucknell Varsity Nine
Altoona
J. Harry Messersmith
Baseball Summary of Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday's results span the American League National League and Federal League with multiple games. Notable openers include New York beating Washington 11 to 4 and Cleveland crushing St. Louis 12 to 1 in the morning slate, while the afternoon card features Boston routing Philadelphia 9 to 2 and New York defeating Washington 4 to 1. Additional results show Brooklyn toppling New York 6 to 2, and Cincinnati splitting a pair with St. Louis in a 4 4 tie, among others.
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Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Baltimore
Newark
Kansas City
American League
National League
Federal St. Louis
American League P. Co. Chicago
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Boston Seeses
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Seccess
Brooklyn Ae
St Louis
Alee
Wae
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Cumberland Valley Railroad Timetable 1914 Schedule
In effect May 24 1914 trains leave Harrisburg for Winchester and Martinsburg at 6 03, 7 50 am and 3 40 pm. For Hagerstown, Chambersburg, Carlisle, Mechanicsburg and intermediate stations at 5 03, 7 50, 11 53 am, 3 40, 5 32, 7 40, 11 00 pm. Additional trains for Carlisle and Mechanicsburg at 9 48 am, 2 18, 4 27, 6 30, 9 30 am. For Dillsburg at 5 03, 7 50 and 11 53 am, 2 18, 3 40, 5 32 and 6 30 pm. Daily. All other trains daily except Sunday. H A Riddle and Tongr &aRA
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Harrisburg
Winchester
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Carlisle
Mechanicsburg
Dillsburg
Sundey H. A Riddle
A. Tongr
Harrisburg Tech Dominates Reading Meet With New Records
Harrisburg Technical High School athletes swept the Reading High School track meet at Reading, scoring 58 points to Reading's 26 and breaking four records. Heffelfinger set a 220 record, Sutch won the mile in a new mark, the mile relay trio posted a new time, and Emanuel threw the discus a new farthest distance. Other Tech standouts included Beck and Davies as top point scorers, with Harrisburg Tech earning multiple event wins and new records as the season closes.
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Harrisburg Technical High School
Reading
Tech
Heffelfingers
Harrisburg
Radnor
Norristown
Williamsport
Wilmington
Lancaster
Allentown
Camden
Harrisburg Central High
Media and
Steelton
Heffelfinger
Harrisburg Tech
Hunt
Davies
Smeltzer
Harrisburg Central
Pierce
Whiteman
Williams
Dissinger
Birdsboro
Reed
Lutz
Wentzel
Sands
Hamburg
Reber
Lee
Cope
Schock
Stansfield
Stiteler
Demming
Hoffman
Kremp
Troup
Downing
Ball
Wilson
O'Toole
Silver
Craig
Bugless
Beck
Heck
Wolfe
Perot
Souder
Aiken
Brown
Media
Schmehl
Anderson
Phillips
Jones
Emanuel
Crump
Loose
Gaenzle
Ralph de Palma Wins 600 Mile Indianapolis Race
In a sprinting finish at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Ralph de Palma drove the German Mercedes to victory in the 600 mile sweepstakes, shattering the world record by about 30 minutes with a time of 5 hours 33 minutes 55.50 seconds at an average speed of 89.84 mph. Dario Resta finished second in a Peugeot, with Gil Anderson and Earl Cooper in Stutz third and fourth.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ralph de Palma
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Thomas
Delage
Dario Resta
Daring de Palma
Peugeot
Gil Anderson
Stutz
Earl Cooper
Teading
Duesenberg
O'Donnell
Sixth Annual Carnival For Hassett Club Athletes
Hassett Boys and girls divisions present the sixth annual athletic exhibition of gymnastics in Cathedral Hall North Street on Thursday and Friday evenings. The program includes folk dancing stunts and union drills as part of the Hassett Club’s physical culture program. Reserved seat sales open at the ap e office tomorrow morning.
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Hassett Boys
Cathedral Hall
North Street
Hassett Club
Theape Office
Harrisburgers Sweep West Fairview Interstate Shoot Scores
West Fairview hosted a two day shooters event with thirty four entrants and high honors awarded to E. H. Adams. Top marks included Adams 148 and Sommers 146 with Shoop 145 and Behm 147 close behind as professionals and locals competed for prizes.
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West Fairview
E. H. Adams
Harrisburg
Vicinity
Rutherford
Tee Rutherford Association
W. S. Behm
H. B. Shoop
Lockwood Worden
D. H. Wagner
Wordington
G.martin
Eschenour
Kreider
Logue
S. Hoffman
Henery
Reed
C. Cleckner
Keys
Behm
Forden
Adams
Shoop
J. G. Martin
F. Hawbaker
Co. Miller
Bretz
J. Miller
Alleman
Rockey
Donson
Andrews
Lewis
Hippensteel
Wagjmer
Hoover
W. Miller
Stewart
Heiges
Smith
Fager
Yarnall
Sommers
Harrisburg Bulldog Marion Magnet Wins Big Show
In Ambler last Saturday the bulldog puppy Marion Magnet owned by Blair and Sheesley captured prizes including a silver cup. Among seventy two bulldogs entered in strong classes the nine month old pup earned twelve ribbons across Baltimore Devon and Ambler. Judges credit Blair and Sheesley for breeding one of the best American bulldogs in the country.
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Messrs
Blair and Sheesley
Marion Magnet
Baltimore
Devon
Ambler
Blair and
Sheesley
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