Lebanon Valley shuts out Juniata in late-season win
Lebanon Valley College defeated Juniata 4 to 0 in Anville. Zeigler pitched strongly and the defense was flawless until the eighth inning when Juniata earned its lone hit. Grote and Blair contributed at the plate as Lebanon Valley moved to a decisive victory with strong running support from the field.
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Spectrome Scergraph
Annville
Lebanon Valley College
Juniata
Zeigler
Lebanon Valley
R.H. E
McNelly
Grote
Blair
Clemens
Miss Mollie Bjerstedt Wins Eastern Honors in Tennis
Miss Molla Bjerstedt defeated Miss Eleanora Sears 6-3 6-8 to win the singles title at the Women's Pennsylvania and Eastern States championship at Merion Cricket Club Haverford.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Molla Bjerstedt
Eleanora Sears
Longwood
Pennsylvania
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Bjursted
Miss Sears
Dorothy Disston
Enola Shop League and West Harrisburg Baseball Action
Bits From Sportl and Pitcher Rockey of the Enola Shop League says No. 3 team regular twirler and Enola traveling squad member. Lefty George of Enginehouse pitched for Enola at York. Charley Sadler aims to land a victory for his nine today. West Harrisburg St Mary's beat West End Juniors 7 to 6 in a fast pitchers battle. Jimmy Kane, Scranton star, now umpire in Western League after time with Sioux City. Motive Power crew of Pennsylvania Railroad played Baltimore today with a next Wednesday game vs Marysville at Island Park.
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Enola
Lewis
George
Enginehouse
York
Charley Sadler
Enola Shop
St. Mary’s
West Harrisburg
West End
Jimmy Kane
Scranton
Sioux City
Motive Power
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Marysville
Island Park
Charley Heney and Agnes Coakley to Wed in Boston Social Circle
Miss Agnes Coakley, 19, well known in Boston social circles, will marry Charley Brickley former Harvard back and drop kick specialist. The wedding plans reflect Bricky’s long-standing football fame and public interest in their union.
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Opecsas
Agnes Coakley
Boston
Charley Brickley
Harvard
Crimson
Coakley
Brickley
Charle
Capitol Hill baseball teams may organize real league
Baseball buzz sweeps Capitol Hill as labor and highway departments, the state insurance fund, and others consider forming a Capitol Hill League. Labor and Industry’s team gains rivals with a Labor Department scrubs women rumored to join. Harrisburg Newsboys Association challenges Labor sluggers for Island Park in two weeks.
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Department of Labor and Industry
Capitol
Paul ‘Urman
State Insurance Fund Department
Labor Department
Highway Department
Labor and Industry Department
Samuel B. Rambo
Electrions
Harrisburg Newsboys’ Association
Island Park
Baseball Today: Teams Set Across Major Leagues
Today’s schedule features St. Louis at Philadelphia and New York at Chicago in the NL plus Philadelphia at St. Louis and New York at Chicago in the AL. Other noted matchups include Cincinnati at New York and Boston at Cleveland with rainouts slated in several leagues.
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Cincinnati
New York
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Detroit
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Elmira
Albany
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Easton
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Pottsville
Wilmington
Allentown-Paterson
Blue Ridge
Chambersburg
Trederick
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Martinsburg
Hanover
Allison Hill
Galahads
Lucknow
Mill
Clerks
Pittsburgh Man Sets 25 Straight at Atlantic City Trap School
Peter P. Carney reports Norman Alderdice of Pittsburgh shot 25 straight with a 20 gauge at the Million Dollar Pier Trap School in Atlantic City. He began as a novice after 1,525 targets and improved through Hank Stevens instruction, drawing 899 shooters in six weeks from 16 states and Canadian provinces.
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Norman Alderdice
Pittsburgh
Atlantic City
N. J
Alderdice
Hank” Stevens
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New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
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Delaware
Rhode Island
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Illinois
Ohio
Oklahoma
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Quebec
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Tech High Track Meets Gettysburg Freshmen
Tech High sent its track team to Gettysburg to face the college freshmen for a season ending meet. The local squad aims to win the trophy cup donated by the Gettysburg alumni. Notable Gettysburg stars Heffelfinger Emanuel and Anderson are expected to challenge Tech, with coach Hill predicting a hard afternoon. Participants include Evans Eyster Davies Demming Gipple Beck Koons Sutch Gastrock McGann Lloyd K Boyer Moore Haehnlen McKay Harris.
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Gettyburg
Gettysburg
Gipple
Beck
Koons
Sutch
Gastrock
McGann
Lloyd
K. Boyer
Moore
Haehnlen
McKay
Harris
Deaf Mute Taught To Sing Using Facial Expressions
Mrs. Christian Born of Columbus reports success in teaching Magdalene Sattler a deaf seventeen year old student at the State School for the Deaf to sing through facial expressions and tones inaccessible to her ears. Helen Keller and Thomas Edison show interest as experts call the method promising and capable of producing more than an octave. In Reading, Pennsylvania the Reading Iron Company resumes furnace activity after February stack blowout with George Haliman applying the torch.
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Columbus
Ohio
Christian Born
Magdalene Sattler
Cleveland
State School For the Deaf
Mias Helen Keller
New York
Born
Thomas A. Edison
Reading Purnack
Reading
Keystone
Reading Iron Company
George F. D. Haliman
Wellys y Bolinsky Shines for Chambersburg Team
Wellys y Bolinsky, second baseman on George Cochill's State League squad, shows progress with Chambersburg and excels in recent games with one hit and three assists first game, then a triple and six assists. Chambersburg beat Frederick, Md. yesterday to regain first place as local baseball scenes buzz. Kentucky handicap racing card in Lexington headlines with $15,000 stake and eleven top horses entered. Rain dampens local fields and junior varsity tennis at Tech High faces uncertain weather. Harrisburg baseball hosts out-of-town games as teams seek season honors. Leo Groom’s arrival in Harrisburg expected after telegram.
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Rockey
Alleman
Hoffman
Mill
R. H Oo
A. E
Taylor
Se Tereene
Bretz
P. Straub
Knaby
Esenwine
Seeee Carmichael
A Fisher
Bolinsky
George Cochill
Chambersburg
Lexington
America
City seeks fast base ball franchise amid meetings
Plans outline a $5000 capitalization with $3000 paid up front for a Philadelphia area fast baseball franchise. A public meeting of interested parties is set for Tuesday night to discuss the New York State League movement and local obligations. The Galahads defeated the Philadelphia and Reading 4 to 0 with Reading’s Lewis pitching but lacking support.
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Pennsylvania
Galahads
Philadelphia
Reading
Lewis
Planing Mill Tops Clerks in Lucknow Shop League
The Planing Mill defeated the Clerks 9 to 0 to take first place. Murphy held the Clerks to minimal hits while Planing Mill’s third inning produced six runs aided by six hits and two errors. Ducky Rhoads of Halifax debuted strongly for the Mill with a key hit, as Geary and McCurdy supported the attack.
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Lucknow
Murphy
Garverich
Ducky"' Rhoads
Halifax
Dauphin-Perry
Geary
McCurdy
Mill
McKeever
Marshall
Irwin
Clerks
Nal Uo
Big Fellows Sign Papers for Moran Dillon Bout
Harry Pollock of Washington Park Sports and Amusement Company confirms Frank Moran and Jack Dillon signed for a 10 round bout at Washington Park Brooklyn on June 29. Moran to receive $25,000 or 40 percent of receipts. Dillon $15,000 or 25 percent. Promoters expect 65 percent of receipts totaling $40,000 to cover costs. gate must exceed $50,000 to profit.
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New York
Harry Pollock
Washington Park Sports and Amusement Company
Frank Moran
Jack Dillon
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Moran
Dillon
New York Strong For Peace Seeks Harmony in Wisconsin
Matt J. Hinkel of Cleveland, president of the American Boxing Association, met with Wisconsin Boxing Commission Chairman F. A. Wenck in New York to restore relations and an working agreement between the states. They reviewed Freddie Welsh’s four month suspension for delaying a Milwaukee bout and planned further talks in Milwaukee to reconsider the penalty.
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Wisconsin
Matt J. Hinkel
Cleveland
American Boxing Association
F. A. Wenck
Freddie Welsh
Milwaukee
Hinkel
West
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