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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1914

Page

2

Trenton Beats Harrisburg In Doubleheader Split

In Trenton, Phil Lips sparked a 11 4 win for Harrisburg game one with timely hits as Cockill's Crusaders pressed. Second game saw Miller homer and Hammond doubles in a 4 3 Trenton victory as Harrisburg fields a patched lineup.

Trenton N. J Cockill Wrigley Bengals Senators Phil Roland Miller Harrisburg McCarthy Phillips Hammond Chabek Poland Grounder Cochill Crusaders Wertz O'Neill Crist Whalen Smith Meehan Harrisburg AB R. H Emerson Keyes Brandon R.f Howe Seer Trenton AB Meyer Johnson C.f Ce Lee

Stutz Fined Over Allentown Riot After Tri-State Game

Reading players attacked by the crowd at Allentown following a Tri-State game. George M. Graham announces Stutz fined 25 dollars, Allentown club to reimburse damaged Reading bats and batbags, and to provide police protection at future games. Allentown officials apologize and agree to cover damages and ensure courteous treatment going forward.

Allentown Nagle Reading George M. Graham George Stutz Graham Reading Club

Fan's Nose Worth $3,500 Says Court

The Court of Appeals awards lawyer Charles A. Edling $3,500 for being struck on the nose by a foul ball at an American Association game in Kansas City. The 1911 accident occurred when a ball broke through wire netting. club owners appealed, arguing Edling should have dodged or caught it.

Kansas City Court of Appeals Charles A. Edling Kansas City Blues Edling

Grammar School Track Meet Postponed Until Tomorrow

Old Jupiter Pluvius caused a postponement as no meet was held at municipal field today. Two hundred athletes, teachers, parents and friends are disappointed but the grammar school track meet resumes tomorrow at 2 o'clock with Harrisburg schools competing for the championship shield. Forney seeks the title, Maclay remains in contention, and five point winners per event give all thirteen schools an equal chance.

Jupiter Pluvius Municipal Field Harrisburg Forney Maclay School

Tri State League and Major Scores Reported

Tri State League results note Harrisburg at Trenton Reading at Wilmington and Allentown at York. American League games include Boston 10 1 Boston 5 New York 0 Washington New York 3. Cleveland 6 Chicago 2 in 10 innings. St Louis 7 Detroit 1. Federal League Chicago 5 Kansas City 2 in 13 innings. Brooklyn 10 Baltimore 4. Pittsburgh 5 Buffalo 3. Indianapolis 9 St Louis 6. STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Harrisburg Trenton Reading Wilmington Allentown York National League New York Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn St. Louis Pittsburgh Washington Detroit Cleveland Chicago Isburg Tsburgh Cincinnati Schedul Federal Souls Kansas Indianapolis Baltimore Buffalo Gam Wilmington Kansas City Tri-State League Il Wilmington Seeee York Ee Tones Brooklyn Oe Boston Oe American Laague L. P.c Washington Ee Detroit Ee St. Louis O Federal League Chicago Ee Pitt Indi Msas City

Tech Tennis Team Defeats Harrisburg Academy

Tech high tennis team defeated Harrisburg Academy yesterday 5 of 7 sets. Frasch and Hoke staged a lively final set 10 to 8 for Tech. Academy doubles champions Horton and Wickerham and singles champion Kunkel won for the Academy.

Big Boxing Show at Rossmere Park

The Lancaster Athletic Club presents a fast boxing card at Rossmere Park on Tuesday night. Notable bouts include Fighting Bob Givler of Allentown versus Henry Basom of Denver Col. Basom trains in Newport Perry County. Charley Collins faces Ben Finefrock. Tim Droney meets Lew Stinger. Harry White faces Young Russel. Allen Pett fights Kid Ellis. The show starts at 8 with arc-lit grounds and car access to the field.

Lancaster Athletic Club Rossmere Bob” Givler Allentown Henry Basom Denver Col Johnny Greiner Basom Newport Perry County Charley Collins Columbia Ben Finefrock Lancaster Finefrock Collins Tim Droney Lew Stinger Philadelphia Harry White Young Russel Allen Pett Lititz Kid” Ellis Mt. Joy

Organized Baseball Wins in Second Round

Chicago on June 4 Judge Foell upheld the injunction preventing Chief Johnson from playing for the Federal League, granting Cincinnati National League leverage. The ruling sparked talk of player defections from organized baseball to independents and threatened to boost the Federals with a raid on weakened clubs.

Chicago Ill Johnson

Dillsburg Sluggers Triumph Over Wellsville 14 to 4

The Dillsburg team defeated Wellsville Athletic Association 14 to 4 in a twilight game at Dillsburg. Rhodes allowed only one hit as Dillsburg hit sharply and finished strong. Dillsburg seeks to arrange games with Harrisburg teams.

Dillsburg Sluggers Wellsville Athletic Association Dillsburg Rhodes Harrisburg

Harrisburg Business College Promotes Day and Night Classes

Harrisburg Business College advertises day and night programs in business shorthand and civil service with individual instruction in its 28th year at 329 Market Street Harrisburg Pennsylvania.

Harrisburg Business College Market Harrisburg

Penn Names Pat J. Dwyer as New Penn Trainer

Pat J. Dwyer named trainer for the University of Pennsylvania football team after a career highlighting center play at Penn and coaching at Louisiana University. He succeeds in a period of transition following Mike Murphy’s death, with Dr. George Orton handling track duties.

Philadelphia P. J Pat) Dwyer Penn University of Pennsylvania Mike Murphy Pennsylvania George Orton Pat’ Dwyer Germany Schultz Michigan Dwyer Louisiana University

Grant Huelsman Still Wheeling In Baseball Form

Frank Huelsman now stars as Salt Lake City captain in the Union Association. Over 40, he towers at 6 feet 2 inches and weighs over 200 pounds while leading Union League hitters with a .491 batting percentage.

Frank Huelsman Harrisburg Huelsman Salt Lake City Union Association Union Prayue

Defiance to miss races this week after alterations

The Defiance will not start in this week's yacht races off Sandy Hook. The vessel may debut next Wednesday after repairs at City Island. Two masts shortened by eight feet and spar, bowsprit, and boom reduced. sails sent to Boston for recutting and expected back tomorrow.

Associated Press New York Sandy Hook City Island Boston

Carlisle Wants Games Between Carlisle Team and Others

Carlisle baseball team seeks opponents for games. Roster players average 14 to 16 years under manager James McCleaster of Factory Street Carlisle Pennsylvania. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen requests a Saturday game during June 6 to 13 with manager E S Martin of 327 Kelker Street Harrisburg.

Carlisle James McCleaster Factory Street Brotherhood of Railroad E. S. Martin Kelker Street Harrisburg McCarthy Enola Y. M. C. A Harrisburg Telegraph Enola Brelsford A. C G. W. Heckert York Tri-State Baseball Club Horan Lefty” Wallace Vesquay Artell Pennington James W. Barrett Jersey City York

Lebanon Valley Stars Join Tri-State Teams

Annville Pa June 4 Ralph Stickel Lebanon Valley star pitcher and captain left for York to join Manager Heckert’s aggregation. He had signed with Reading earlier, but received release last week. Carl Snavely next year’s football captain will join Wilmington Tri-State as Lebanon Valley’s best first baseman.

Annville Ralph Stickel Lebanon Valley York Today Heckert Stickel Reading Carl Snavely Wilmington Lebanon Valley Nine

Reading Triumphs Over Reading Two-Hit Win

Reading held to two hits as Johnson pitched and won 4 to 2. Ramsey pitched well and contributed at the plate. In Wilmington, the game featured a two-run first and late miscues that broke the tie.

Telegraph Wilmington Del Johnson Reading Ramsey R. H. E. Reading Naglé Jarmon Shollenberger

Nearest Doctor Warns About Drug Store Choice

In cases of emergency haste the nearest drug store may not be safest for prescriptions. The ad promises the best fresh and purest drugs with careful and experienced pharmacists at E. Z. Gross, 119 Market Street.

E. Z. Gross Market Street

The Busy Bee Restaurant Menu and Local Pianos Ad

A local ad notes the Busy Bee Restaurant at 9 North Fourth Street aims to please patrons with a seasonable bill of fare. It also promotes used pianos and daily exchanges from players, mentioning Ohn Brothers at 8 North Market Square and laundry service at The Arcade, D E Glazier Proprietor.

Busy Bee North Fourth Street Ohn Brothers North Market Square Jungles the Arcade D. E. Glazier Simms A. J. Simms

Harrisburg Noon Luncheon at Columbus Cafe

A noon luncheon special for busy men at the Columbus Cafe offers a 40 cent meal tomorrow noon. Also advertised are suits by Simms, shoe repairs by City Shoe Repairing Co, tailored garments by Lack, and Jacobean dining room furniture at Harris on North Second Street.

Harrisburg Columbus Cafe Hotel Columbus Third Walnut Streets Goodyear Welt City Shoe Repairing Co Strawberry Street Birwal Harris North Second Street

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