Harrisburg Goes East for Two Games on Tough Trip
With fourteen men mostly crippled, Manager George Cockill leads Harrisburg to Trenton for three games against the Tigers including a double header. McCarthy suffers malaria and Emerson is lame. Heist joins from Trenton to boost the lineup. Cruikshank may be sold to raise cash as Harrisburg plans five home games next week including Wilmington and Allentown.
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George Cockill
Trenton
Tigers
Harrisburg
Jake’’ Weitzel
Reading
Cockill
McCarthy
Chick Emerson
Heist
Crist
Wrigley
Cruikshank
Cochill
Wilmington
York
Allentown
Harrisburg and Castle Play Two In Wild Baseball Tilt
Harrisburg and Allentown battled in a doubleheader with high drama. Game one featured an 8 to 7 finish in the tenth as Cockill’s lineup pushed Harrisburg past Allentown amid defensive miscues. In game two Adams spun a solid win aided by timely hits and a rough sixth inning for Allentown.
New Leaders For Girls Association Close of the Year
Central High School girls athletic association held its final meeting in the auditorium with Miss Beatrice Hinkle presiding. Election results named Miss Lillian Kamsky president and Miss Mary Witmer secretary among others. senior and junior cheer leaders were chosen.
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Girls’ Athletic Association of Central High School
Beatrice Hinkle
Susan Shaffer
Miss Hinkle
Shaffer
Lillian Kamsky
Mary Witmer
Dorothy Helman
Mary Kinzer
Pauline Hauck
Helen Hampton
Ruth Richards
Baseball Scores and Standings from Harrisburg and Nearby
Scores from the Tri State League and National League include Harrisburg 8 Allentown 7 (10), Allentown 5 Harrisburg 3, Reading 7 Trenton 0, Wilmington 11 York 7, Philadelphia 9 New York 2, New York 7 Philadelphia 0, Boston 3 Brooklyn 2 in 13, Brooklyn 4 Boston 3, Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 3, St Louis 5 Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn 11 Baltimore 5, Buffalo 7 Pittsburgh 3, Pittsburgh 10 Buffalo 2, St Louis 3 Indianapolis 2, Chicago 6 Kansas City 3. Reading Pa June 3 Lefty Clunn no hits Trenton 1-0, second no hitter in Reading history. York Pa June 3 Timely hits beat Wilmington 11-7. Dundon errors costly. Also notes on umpiring, Duckpin bowling, and local club schedules.
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Harrisburg
Trenton
Reading
Wilmington
York
Allentown
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Lo
Federal League
Idianapolis
St. Louis
Baltimore
Buffalo
Kansas City
New York
Indianapolis
Clunn
Johnny Barthold
Weitzel
Barthold
Manayunk
R. H. E. Trenton
Rasmussen and Smith
Clunn and Nagle
Gus Dundon
R. H. E. Wilmington
Jarman
Mehaffy
Shollenberger
Milliman
Lidgate
L. P.c
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P.C
St. Louisee
Philadely Eee
Boston Ia
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Washington
Detroit
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Brooklyn Ees
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Vanitie Wins First Cup Race In Thrilling Finish
Vanitie, skippered by Captain Bill Denis, defeated Resolute by time and corrected time in a close test across Long Island Sound. The win, marked by a late wind shift and tactical sailing, sets up a future defender race toward the America’s Cup. Lemoyne A. C. plans a booster festival with music after a 6th straight win, and The Smith Shop defeats Planing Mill 8–3 in Lucknow League action.
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the Telegraph
New York
Vanitie
Bill Denis
Jarrow
Dennis
Greenwich
H.M.S. H
H.M.S. Vanitie
Smith Shop
Planing Mill
Harrisburg at the Bat in Two Games
In the first game McCarthy logged three strike outs and two singles while Emerson added two singles and a fielder’s choice. Keyes produced three forced hits and two singles with several outs, Miller and Whalen contributed multiple hits, and O Neill struck out four. The second game features a sequence of outs, singles, and errors with McCarthy and Emerson again pitching in tight at bats and Chabek delivering doubles and key outs.
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Johnny Castle
Allentown AB. O. A
Castle
Murray
Cannell
Stutz
D. McGeehan
Boyle
P. McGeehan
Therre
Scott
Dd Beeen
Monroe
Otals
Allentown
Harrisburg
Chabek
Emerson
O'Neill
McCarthy
Whalen
Walker
R. H O. A. E. Castle
Topham
Gee
Ett
Harrisburg AB
R. H. Oo
It Keyes
Crist
Miller
Cockill
Adams
Keyes
Harrisburg Telegraph Defeats Academy 8 to 4 in Rough Field
Harrisburg Telegraph tops Harrisburg Academy 8 to 4 as Ibach homered and Scheffer Sterrich and Crawford shined on defense. Boss and McGlaughlin sparked plays while Kline and Taylor delivered timely hits in a muddy game.
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Harrisburg Telegraph
Harrisburg Academy
Ibach
Boss
Telegraph
McGlaughlin
Academy
Scheffer
Sterrich
Crawford
Kline
Taylor
H. Oy
Balok Mersinger
C.f
Boa
Imea
Daugherty
Berrier
C. Oe Cooper
R.f. Oe Dwyer
R.f. Kline
Reeves
H E.mclaughlin
Bennett
Ludermilch
Krall
Wregetartie
Shotwell
Loser
Stackpole
F. Taylor
D. Ee
Eenee
Cooper
Laudermilch
McLaughlin
Minnich
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Enoer
Harridburg
Tri-State
Joe Chabek
Topham Sha Adams
Teutons
Market ST. Harrisburg
The
National League
Casino Alleys
Dippers
Trace
Wormleysburg A. C
J. B. Myers
Luskies
Tuscarora JR
Thirteenth
Sycamore Streets
Lemoyne
Lemoyne A. C
Hershey
Joy Makin
Prince Albert
Jimmy
Prince Albert Tobacco
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
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