Mount Union Seniors win SNOODLES meet by strong margin
Mount Union Pa June 3 senior class dominates the Decoration Day field meet with 37 points, Steele and Miller top individual events. Girls meet also won by Seniors with Wagner leading. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors trail. Baseball trials note Wagner and Sherlock run.
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Mt. Union
Steele
Miller
Wagner
McElhone
Hollenbaugh
Rummel
Feene Peters
Bennett
Thompson
Rosensteel
Suders
Rosenberg
McGarvey
Peters
NcElhone
Welch
J. Rosenberg
Heck
McKendrie
E. Rummel
Jones
S. Rosenberg
Vaughn
Steinoff
Longacre
Andrews
Smith
Hower
Markey
Hooper
Stevens
Norris
Jane Roher
Hummelstown Fire Co. Wins From St. Mary's
Hummelstown Fire Co. defeats St. Mary's in a close Saturday game at Hummelstown. Key fourth inning play with bases loaded and none out featured Corty on an unassisted double play. Alcorn pitched well and the defense backed him, as Gluntz Bordner and Zerance led offensive output with multiple hits and runs.
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Hummelstown Fire Company No. 1
St. Mary's
Hummelstown
Corty
Alcorn
Hummelstown AB
Zimmerman
Alcott
Strickler
Asylar
Burridge
Oabeneve
Rheam
Zerance
Gluntz
Hempt
Los Marisco
Sostar
Hummell, Rf
Bumteett CO
Sek
IF Peo Eap Roon
Velee Ca
Bordner
Keller
Taylor
Marisco
Baseball Results and Schedule From National League and American League
Baseball results from yesterday include New York sweeping Philadelphia in a doubleheader 9 7 and 7 9, Brooklyn defeating Boston 3 1 in the first game while Boston won 5 1 in the second, Chicago blanking Pittsburgh 7 0 and 2 1 in the two games, Cincinnati over St Louis 7 4, and schedules listing Philadelphia at New York, Pittsburgh at Chicago, Cincinnati at St Louis, and Brooklyn at Boston. American League scores show Washington beating Boston 4 0, Cleveland 6 over St Louis 3, Detroit 5 over Chicago in the first game with a 2 1 Chicago win in the second, New York sweeping Philadelphia 7 0 and 10 5, then Chicago at Detroit, St Louis at Cleveland, New York at Philadelphia, and Boston at Washington. In Keystone action Keystone A C defeated Vernon A C 8 to 3 at Seventeenth and Chestnut, Motter and Match ett combining for the win. Island Field is closed today as H A C grounds are prepared for Girls Stunt Night under War Camp Community Service.
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New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Island Field
V. Grant Forrer
Island Park
War Camp Community Service
L. Pet
Saeee
Cleveland Ee
Tae
Handcuffed at the Hill Game in Reading Clash
Reading A C and St Marys battled to a 2 2 tie when darkness halted play after eight innings. Mellinger struck out 15 for Reading while Hoon yielded two runs. Zerance and Hahn scored in the first, Conner and Shartle evened the score later, and the game will be replayed.
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Reading
St. Mary's
Zerance
Mellinger
Nebinger
A. C
E. Fllenberger
Conner
Adeg
jWerts
Wee
Bowman
Levan
Ceess G. Swartz
C Shartle
Tbach
Sseeovsee
Sco
Sesnsa
OBE
ST. Os Zerance
Hahn
Boyles
Geoe Glutz
Marsio
Ae Tae Ee
Sheaffer
Tae
Hummel
Wisse Vebeibiace
Fe Motelassiacstease
A. C.r.esee
St. Mary’s C. C
Shartle
Hoon
Glutz
End of a Quarrel Between Front Chaplains
Representative Reavis recalls a mild quarrel at the front between two chaplains of different denominations. The senior chaplain won the dispute and urged burying the hatchet. The junior agreed, noting both are doing the Lord's work. The exchange ends with a pledge to work to their best abilities.
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Reavis
Nebraska
Raleigh Times
The Public Will See Some Battle Promises Dr Roller
Doctor B F Roller, famed New York wrestling physician, fights Belgian Dutch champion Tommy Draak in Harrisburg at Chestnut Street Auditorium. Promoter Maxwell Baumann stacked preliminaries with Tech stars Carl Beck, John Koonz, Julius Kamsky, and Ed Fair. Roller arrives this afternoon in form. Draak confident of victory. tickets available at Shenk and Tittles and Harrys cigars.
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B. F.roller
New York
Tommy Draak
Chestnut Street
Maxwell Baumann
Carl Beck
John Koonz
Craak
Roller Hope
Roller
Draak
Doctor Roller
Tommy
Draax
Promoter Baumann
Dr. Roller
Baumann
Shenk and Tittle’s
Sporting Goods
Harry's Cigar Store
Chestnut Street Auditorium
Electricity Saves Labor For Farmer and Wife
A farmer explains how modern electricity cuts time and labor on the farm from lighting barns to milking machines and powered pumps. It enables after dark work, reduces chores, and brings household conveniences, improving efficiency for both farming and home life. The tale then includes a Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph anecdote about a politician and a farmer.
New Varieties in Crime Headlines Jazz Banditti Proposed
In a Louisville Courier-Journal item readers muse on fresh crime story angles. An editor suggests operatic robbers are stale and proposes a splashier theme such as jazz banditti to grab attention.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
West End Juniors Lose Out in City League
The West End Juniors failed to field a team for last evening's game with the East End Juniors, prompting manager Simmons to cancel play and seek a postponement. Albions replace the West End Juniors in the league, though they sit at the cellar with one win and six losses as forty three games remain. A Swataras versus Albions contest is postponed due to Albions' unfitness to play. Also noted is a massive grapevine near Santa Barbara planted by Franciscan monks over a century ago, yielding ten to eleven tons of grapes and 120 gallons of wine annually, shading over 100 people under its sprawling branches.
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West End
East End
Books
Simmons
Greenwood
Albions
Swataras
Feeond
Santa Barbara
California
Detroit News
Dauphin Perry Players to face Harrisburg All Stars
Marysville and borough youths join Dauphin Perry League players to form the Harrisburg All-Stars for a scrub game at Seidel Park tomorrow night at 6 30. Dauphin A C seeks a Saturday home game with Dauphin Porters handling arrangements at Shenk and Tittle. In Dauphin Heckton League, the Cubs beat Heckton 23 to 11. standings show Cubs atop with 10 1 000, Dauphin High and Federals tied 0 0 000, Heckton 9 1 000.
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Marysville
Dauphin- Perry League
Borough
Seidel Park
Harrisburg
Tarsus
Harrisburg All-Stars
Dauphin-Perry
Shenk & Tittle Sporting Goods
Market Street
E. E. Knauss
Dauphin
Dauphin A. C
Dauphin Nine
J. L. Porter
Cubs
Heckton
W.L. Pet
Dauphin High
Wounded Private George Leisenberger Named in Casualty Lists
Private George Leisenberger of Enola is listed in today’s official casualty lists as slightly wounded in the final days of the war.
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George Leisenberger
Enola
Bridge and Construction Defeat Machine Shop in Steel League
The Bridge and Construction team of the Bethlehem Steel League defeated the Machine Shop 12 to 1 last night. The win moves Bridge and Construction ahead of the Machine Shop, which had shared the league lead with the Electricians.
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Bridge & Construction
Bethlehem Steel
Machine Shop
Electricians
W. L. Petstenteeeee
Tae Bridge and Construction
Tae
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Mount Union High School
Huntingdon
Sherlock
Mount Union
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Swivel
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Donaldson
Fetterolf
Pires
Kiel
House
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Hummelstown Fire Co
St. Mary’s
Harry C. Hunter
Third & Harris Sts
Senate Hotel
Fred B. Aldinger
Keystone
Vernon
Keystone A. C
Vernon A. C
Seventeenth and
Chestnut Streets
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Matchett
R. H. E. Vernon
Nye and Jones
Motter, Matchett and Laverty
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Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
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Walter St. Schell
Market St
Atlantic City
Georgia Ave
N.J
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Mgr
Miller Cote
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United Ice & Coal Co
Lumber Department
Forster & Cowden Sts
John C. Herman & Co
Harrisburg, Pa
Federal Machine Shop Court
Cranberry Sts
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