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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1916

Page

11

New Baseball Manager Appointed by Dauphin

C. M. Lyter takes over as manager of Bits From Sportland Dauphin's baseball club replacing John Porter who was too busy. Lyter is popular with fans at Fourth and Seneca streets and the team plays tomorrow at 3 o'clock.

Dauphin C. M. Lyter John Porter Lyter Fourth Seneca Streets West End Highspire Hummelstown A. C West End A. C Hummelstown H. Bomberger Washington Hose Company

Harrisburg Sports Roundup Touches Baseball Track and Local Clubs

Harrisburg fans show hunger for fast baseball with manager George Cockill inviting inquiries through the Telegraph. Lincoln star Beck dominates recent track events gaining officials praise. Cameron athletes win favor while Hummelstown A C contends for the championship. Island Park improvements and a Harrisburg Motor Club meeting loom. former umpire James A. Murphy critiques the Pennsylvania State League.

Harrisburg George Cockill Cockill Beck Lincoln Star Lincoln James A. Murphy George Washington Heckert York Leo Groom

Baseball Summary: Today’s and Tomorrow’s Game Schedule

National League games list venues and matchups for today and tomorrow including St Louis Philadelphia and New York Chicago Boston venues. American League line shows Cleveland at St Louis with other clubs not scheduled and notable interleague results.

St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Chicago Boston Cleveland Washington Detroit Marysville Duncannon Dauphin Millersburg Halifax Newport Williamstown Tower City Tremont Lykens Motive Power Harrisburg Baltimore Trenton Meadows Pottsville Wilmington Hanover Chambersburg Hagerstown Frederick Gettysburg

Detroit Lands Star From St. Louis Club

Detroit announces the purchase of pitcher Earl Hamilton from the St. Louis Americans via waiver. Hamilton struggled this season after arriving in 1910 from Joplin and had a best year in 1914 with 19 wins and 16 losses. Also reported is a wedding in Elizabeth town Marietta Pa with Miss Bertha M. Conrad and Charles FE Leads wed by Rev R M Seldomridge.

Detroit Hugh Jennings Earl Hamilton St. Louis Americans Hamilton St. Louis Joplin Elizabethtown Marietta St. Paul's United Brethren Parsonage Bertha M. Conrad Charles FE. Leads R. M. Seldomridge

Ball Players Honor Ote Johnson With Grave Wreath

Elmira players pause on Decoration Day at Riverside Cemetery to place a wreath on Ote Johnson’s grave. Mourners include Wid Conroy Joe Ward and Chic Hartman who exhibit deep emotion as they recall their former comrade. Civil Service Exams announced for June and July with dates and positions.

Ote Johnson Binghamton N. Y Elmira Johnson Field Riverside Cemetery Wid Conroy Moose Conroy Joe Ward Chic Hartman Ward United States Civil Service Commission Board of Examiners Post Office Harrisburg

General Wood to Deliver Address on Preparedness

Major General Leonard Wood and Captain Halstead Dorey will stop in Harrisburg and Boalsburg on their trip to Centre County for a public barbecue. The event, near Boalsburg, will feature Wood speaking on Preparedness to several thousand attendees.

Leonard Wood Halstead Dorey Harrisburg Boalsburg Center County E. E. Sparks State College Lewistown Wood Dorey T. F. McCoy General Wood Terry Boal Marlin E. Olmsted Sarah Hastings Vance C. McCormick Plattsburg

Frantz Hosts Informal Eve for Daughter Elizabeth

In Dauphin PA last evening Mr and Mrs Joseph Frantz of Harrisburg hosted an informal gathering at Ride-a-Wee for their daughter Elizabeth Frantz. The group enjoyed games and dancing then hiked to Rockville trolley with attendees including Dora Dyer Rachael Ligthner Anna Hammelbaugh Mary Hammelbaugh Josephine Hubler Katharine Eveler Helen Loeser Miss Welsh Mary Roth and several young men.

Dauphin Joseph Frantz Harrisburg Elizabeth Frantz Rockville Dora Dyer Rachael Ligthner Anna Hammelbaugh Mary Hammelbaugh Josepine Hubler Katharine Eveler Helen Loeser Miss Welsh

Taxes Due on Railroad Land in Midland Route

Taxes for 1913 and 1914 are due on parcels owned by the Midland Pennsylvania Railroad Company along the Millersburg to Ashland route. The county treasurer may sell land in Berrysburg Lykens Mifflin and Upper Paxton townships and Gratz area if taxes remain unpaid.

Millersburg Midland Pennsylvania Railroad Company Gratz Ashland Berrysburg Lykens Township Mifflin Township Upper Paxton

Graduation at Dauphin marks 1916 class exercises

Dauphin high school's 1916 graduates held commencement last evening at the Methodist Episcopal Church. The salutatorian was absent due to illness, but the program drew a large, appreciative audience and proceeded with other speakers and awards as planned. A separate Wormleysburg report states John Stewart, 19, was held on a 2300 dollar bail at Le Moyne on assault and battery charges brought by borough officials.

Dauphin Dauphin High School Methodist Episcopal Church Wormleysburg John Stewart Justice of the Peace Bowers Lemoyne J. Fred Hummel Coble

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