Galahad Narrowly Beats Hick-A-Thrift In Fast Allison Hill League Clash
In a brisk seven inning game at the Grammar School track meet timeframe, Galahad defeats Hick-A-Thrift 1 to 0. Kid Shay hurled a four strikeout win over Kid Stricker, with Cobaugh scoring in the first inning on McCord’s error and Bill Reiff driving in the lone run.
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Allison Hill
Galahad
Hick-A-Thrift
Kid" Shay
Kid" Stricker
Tri-state
Dauphin-Perry
Shay
Hickie
Stricker
Galahads
Cobaugh
McCord
Kline
Bill” Reiff
Minnich
Schaeffer
Hick-A Thrifts
Ike” McCord
Weaver
Leaguies
Hickies
Reading
Rosewood
Griffin Smi
Linnich
Wae Ampbell
Ziegler
Oe Weaver
Griffin
Galahad Seeaseee
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Planned Games Today
American League results show Boston 5 Detroit 0 and Washington 3 Cleveland 2. Chicago 9 New York 2 and Philadelphia 2 St. Louis 1. Pittsburgh 3 New York 2 and Chicago 5 Boston 3. St. Louis 15 Brooklyn 12 in 12 innings. Phillies Cincinnati postponed.
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Boston
Wsaeee
New York
St. Louis Tee Tae
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
W. Pet
Screeses
Galahad Hinkle
Cincinnati
Cobauch
Pittsburgh
Kline
Phillies
Eee
Reiff
Boston Dees Ee
Wingard
St. Louis
Shay
Brooklyn Tones
Holland
Ss. Eae Schenffer
Brooklyn
Baseball matchups and results from regional schedule
Yesterday's results include Rochester 12 over Buffalo 5 and Binghamton 6 over Jersey City 2. Today Toronto visits Rochester while Buffalo plays Syracuse and Binghamton hosts Newark along with Baltimore at Jersey City.
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Rochester
Buffalo
Binghamton
Jersey City
Toronto
Bualo
Syracuse
Newark
Baltimore
Harrisburg Grammar School Track Meet Newsway
Harrisburg readers are urged to attend the grammar school track meet on Thursday afternoon at the Island under the Track Athletic Committee. Hundreds of boys compete in events led by the one mile relay and various dash, hurdle, and field events with a Grammar School Championship Shield and a large silver trophy for top scorer to be awarded.
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Harrisburg
America
Maclay School
Boas
Camp Curtin
Melrose
Wickersham
Forney
Foose
Cameron
Woodward
Shimmell
Maclay
Shimmel
Bender Reinstated By National Baseball Commission
Cincinnati June 4 Chief Bender pitcher for the Philadelphia National League Club was yesterday restored to good standing by the National Baseball Commission. Bender's application states he has decided to return to baseball and since he violated none of the rules of organized baseball no penalty was imposed.
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Bender
Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Red Cross Benefit Ball Game Friday at H A C grounds
Local Post Office manager Richard H Weaver arranges fastball match against Middletown Aviators Friday at 6 pm on H A C grounds. No admission. collection for Red Cross. Aviators to bring strongest team. soldiers' squad is college and league players.
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Richard H. Weaver
Middletown Aviators
Weaver
Red Cross
Lieutenant Flood
The
Aviators
Offers to Give Away Wife and $10 to Boot
In Providence, R I Salvatore Cava offered to give his wife and $10 to boot to Nicola Caseiro, a boarder, if he would take her, testified in the divorce trial of Marienna Cava against Salvatore. Nicola denied proposing to take the wife and let Salvatore become the boarder.
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Providence, R. I
Salvatore Cava
Nicola Caseiro
Superior
Marienna Cava
Nicola
Salvatore
Patriot News Triumph at Island Grounds in 6 5 Thriller
Holohan shines as Patriot-News beat Telegraph 6 to 5 at Island grounds. Sands drives in the winning run after Manley misplays a grounder, with Richwine and Losh contributing for Telegraph and Berghaus in center field providing defense.
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Telegraph
Island Grounds
Sands
Frank Manley
Telegraph Legion
Holohan
Richwine
Losh
Holsberg
P. Fry
Richards
Berghaus
Wohlfarth
Patriot-News R. H. O. A. E. Berghaus
Gee
Gohmer
H. Smith
Wharton
Ricards
Silver
Holahan
Walters
Handibee
Confidence Game Flourishes In War Torn Detroit Ad
A new war time scam warned by A C Baird aims at men drafted or serving abroad. A young woman posed as a grieving wife advertises cheap furniture to sell at sacrifice to raise funds to join her husband or return home. Purchasers may buy cheap furnishings only to learn the items come from a local dealer who pays the staged wife a salary.
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Detroit
Mich
A. C. Baird
United States
Love Letter Costs Him 19000 Alimony
In a divorce case before Judge Brothers, Samuel Ball wrote a loving letter to Mary Ball. The court awarded Mary Ball $19000 in alimony.
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Chicago
Dana
Samuel Ball
Mary
Judge Brothers
Nevada trapper nets big in three months in Nevada
W. W. Scott of Lovelock Nev earned about 4300 in three months trapping animals and selling pelts. He says he trapped 121 coyotes 127 badgers and 87 wild cats with coyote pelts around 7 and wildcat pelts about 5. He is described as the most successful trapper in Nevada.
Six Detroit Girls Wireless Operators Refute Claim
A Detroit report counters claims that Louise Freeman of Cincinnati was the first Middle West first grade wireless license holder. Six Detroit women, all with January 25 1918 first grade licenses, passed a federal exam in Detroit last January and stand ready to serve if needed. Names include Isabel Mandell, Margaret Blanchard, Lucille Safford, Myrtle Lightfoot, Inez Prochaska, and Anna Wauldron.
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Detroit
Louise Freeman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Middle West
Hunter College
New York City
Isabel Mandell
Henry M. Mandell
Margaret Blanchard
Lucille Safford
Myrtle Lightfoot
Inez Prochaska
Anna Wauldron
Boy 9 Walks to France Turns Back in Ohio Town
Nine year old Thomas Alfred Taylor left Barberton with 1.20 to walk to the Kaiser. He told a police officer in the public square it was too far and he had no money left. He would rather go home after starting for the “front” spurred by school talks at Johnson's Corners.
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Cleveland
Thomas Alfred Taylor
Barberton
France
Johnson's Corners
Rotary Club Plans Gettysburg Camp Entertainment
Harrisburg Rotary Club members and wives will travel to Gettysburg on June 20 to perform a concert at the M C A hut No 2 for U S soldiers encamped there. Supper in Army style will be served in a company mess tent. The annual business meeting will be held at Ehrman B Mitchell’s poultry farms near Rockville, with members driving by auto at 4 o clock and dining there.
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Harrisburg
Editor Stripped by Robbers in West Frankfort Incident
Police found B. W. Elkins, 42, editor of the West Frankfort American, at Fourth and Morgan streets minus his clothes except his shoe and underwear. He reported he was robbed by two African American men. A diamond ring worth 150 dollars, a gold watch, and 40 dollars in cash were stolen. He carried a minor forehead abrasion.
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St. Louis
B. W. Elkins
West Frankfort
Ill
Fourth
Morgan Streets
Buried Barrel of Pork Found in Rice Township Field
A government inspected barrel containing 500 pounds of pork was unearthed by former County Commissioner Henry Bergman while plowing a field in Rice township Fremont Ohio. The pork, found along the Sandusky River under several feet of earth, is believed buried since the flood of March 1918.
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Fremont
Ohio
Henry Bergman
Rice Township
Bergman
Sandusky
Hats Off in Elevator Rule Delta Davenport Block
In Spokane Washington a new rule by Davenport's nineteen story block elevator operators causes hats to be removed in elevators. They enforce it even when riders are alone marking a change from earlier days when such etiquette was not common. The rule has become a notable local oddity.
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Davenport's
Dayamen
Davenport
Class Confirmed by Bishop Darlington in Chapel
A class of six was confirmed last night by Bishop James H. Darlington in the Chapel of the Holy Spirit at the Bishop's house 321 North Front Street. Rev. Rollin Algerwyer presented the class, the second he has presented this year, and the bishop gave a short address. Darlington will preach at St. Steven's Episcopal Church Sunday morning June 16.
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James H. Darlington
Nor
Front Street
Rollin Algerwyer
St. Steven's Episcopal Church
Darlington
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