Grammar School Track Meet and New York League Prospects
Uncertainty over Leo Groom's plans and a stalled Harrisburg offer threaten to delay a New York State League baseball venture. Bills, protested checks, and unsettled accounts must be resolved before any local club can be formed. Managers await Groom and Cockill to present a firm proposal as Harrisburg weighs its baseball future.
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Leo Groom
Harrisburg
Groom
New York
New Yorker
Farrell
William R. Douglass
Cockill
Harrisburg Seeks New York State League Baseball Club
Harrisburg fans await word on bringing a New York State League team to the city. Prospective stockholders emphasize a strictly business plan with no inducements. Weather delays affect grammar school athletes preparing for their ninth annual Island Park track meet. The Harrisburg Sportsmen's Association launches a beginner’s weekly shoot starting June 10 with Billy Clecknor recruiting entrants.
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Harrisburg
Island Park
Harrisburg Sportsmen's Association
Billy Clecknor
St Marys Shooters Triumph In Fast Exhibition Game
St Marys defeated Dauphin A C 8 to 7 in a brisk exhibition at Fourth and Seneca streets. Young Hershey pitched well striking out three in the opening inning while the crowd cheered the young players and the strong Stanley A C performance with three homers boosting their 14 to 2 win over Philadelphia and Reading in the Allison Hill League series. The piece also notes trouble for the International League, with boycotts in Buffalo and Newark and fans discouraged by claims of misled franchises.
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St. Mary's
Dauphin A. C
Fourth
Seneca Streets
Young Hershey
Stanley A. C
Philadelphia
Reading
Waltz Brothers
Stanley
Stanleys
International
Buffalo
Newark
Baltimore
Democrats File Expense Bills In Dauphin County
Dauphin county Democratic committee spent 2002 for the Spring primaries per Samuel Taylor treasurer. Most was from a note discount. 713.17 remains due. Donations included McCormick 500 and other small sums. Other expense items list Kreider Stamm Wildman Rupley and various delegates. new clerk Grubb started duties. County bridges inspected and Nine teenth street bridge work planned. Gas Co suit denied. Copelin paid city 8130.17 in May 1915 taxes.
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Dauphin County
Democratic Committee
Samuel Taylor
H. I. Holler
Taylor
Vance ©. McCormick
Samuel Kunkel
M. Neiffer
John A. Kramer
Frank C. Sites
Kk. M. Hoover
W. L. Gorgas
M. M. Plank
J. R. Hancock
M. A. Miller
Charles G. Hoff
Henry McCormick
Robert McCormick
H. B. McCormick
M. M. Cusack
A.S. Kreider
Congress
Republican
Lebanon
Dauphin
A. C. Stamm
Augustus Wildman
Charles C. Zimmermen
Nineteenth Street
Answer Gas Co
Pennsylvania Gas Construction Company
Wilton Snowden
Copelin
M. Copelin
H. F. Oves
Highway and Health Department
Belmont A C Wins Twice On Franklin Field Pitcher Black Sets Record
Belmont A C defeated Paxtang A C in the morning on the Belmont field 5 to 3 and in the afternoon on the Paxtang field 12 to 2. Pitcher Black allowed four hits in 11 innings and struck out 22. First baseman Zeigler also starred on defense. Nervoso Belle, dam of Peter Volo, was sold for 10000 dollars to Stoughton A Fletcher for Indianapolis, after dazzling early honors as a trot champion.
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Belmont A. C
Paxtang A. C
Belmont
Paxtang
Black
Zeigler
Lexington
Peter Volo
G. L. Knight
Nicholasville
Stoughton A. Fletcher
Indianapolis
Volga
Market declines and gains mark a volatile trading day
Reading and Louisville move small gains while Butte Superior American Zinc and Tennessee Copper drop one to two points. Beet Sugar gains revive interest Gulf States Steel up 2 to 5 points. Marine preferred improves after a cash reserves note and United Fruit climbs. Trading halts on the recovery. bonds steady.
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Reading
Louisville & Nashville
Soo
Butte
Superior
American Zinc
Tennessee Copper
Continental Can
Bethlehem Steel
Gulf States
Marine Preferred
United Fruit
New York
Aatchison
Baldwin Lee
Bethlehem
B. F. Goodrich
Butte Copper
Central Leather
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Mil
St Paul
Pacific
Hino Con
Colorado Fur and Iron
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Crucible Steel Pfd
Distilling Securities
Erie
General Electric Co
Great Northern Pfd
Kansas City Souther
Lackawanna Steel
Lehigh Valley
Maxwell Metodrs
Mere
Mar
Ctfs
Sae Ae
Pfd
Mex
Petroleum
Miami Copper
Sae
Misosuri Pacific
Wee
York Central
Ae I. N
N. A
Nor “and West
Northern Pacific
Pa. Railroad
Railway Steel Spe_ se bee
Ray Con Copper Eoag Daa
Republic Lion and Steel
Southern Pacific Ee
Southern Rutsetes
le Studebaker
Union Pacific
U S
West Union Teelgraph
Westinghouse Mfg
Uniform Rules for Fall Races in Lancaster PA
Race stewards of the Pen Mar Fair and Racing Association met in Lancaster to standardize track rules across eight cities. Uniform rules aim to reduce friction and ensure local flexibility. Fast horses from across the country are booked for this fall racing season, with several officials named from Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby towns.
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Lancaster
Pen Mar Fair and Racing Association
O. C. Wareheim
Frederick
H. C. Heckert
H. G. Swyser
York
John H. Bollman
Lebanon
W. R. Buckman
A. A. Entivisle
Byberry
Wm. R. Buckman
Jacob F. Beldemridge
Carlisle
Hanover
Baseball games scheduled and results across major leagues
National League games listed with New York at Philadelphia and other matchups. American League results show New York beating Philadelphia twice and Boston routing Washington, with several other league scores including St. Louis and Chicago, plus International and Atlantic League results such as Richmond defeating Providence and Wilmington over Reading.
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National League
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
American League
Richmond
Providence
Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Newark-Baltimore
Wilmington
Reading
Pottsville
Paterson
Easton
Allentown
Pia
IL. Pet. EL SR
Troy
Ohio
Wilson
Cornelia Aesburgh
Ferguson
Lanter Farms
Louis
Lancaster
Kentucky
Eae Eee
Detroit E
Chicago Wy
Highwayman Shot Through Heart in Running Fight
Easton, June 1. In a clash between Easton officers and two suspected highwaymen, Thomas Kimball of Bayonne New Jersey was fatally shot, and companion James O'Donnell also of Bayonne was captured. The pair were linked to a Elmira New York police killing and a Bayonne merchant robbery. They fired on pursuing officers after resisting arrest, with Kimball killed and O'Donnell surrendering after a running gun battle.
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Kimball
O'Donnell
Charles Woeppel, Jr
Nelmeyer
Miller
Ryan
Wieder
Woeppel
Market Square Church to Be Greatly Improved
A congregational meeting at Market Square Presbyterian Church approved a plan to raise 20 000 to 40 000 to fund improvements and pay a 6 500 debt. Stock will be issued, with a ten share limit per person and 1 monthly payment. The campaign aims to paint, repair, furnish, and renovate spaces for church and youth activities, with a windup for a final plan. A Chicago markets roundup follows with prices for Board of Trade commodities, cattle, sheep, and hogs as of June 1.
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Market Square Presbyterian Church
Carrie Paign
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Chicago Board OF Trade
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