Newark Project 15 Not Taken Seriously
A Philadelphia publication reports Newark's International League team may seek a Harrisburg location causing a stir in Harrisburg. Backers funding the project remain hidden while opponents doubt financial viability and the leaseholder of Island Park says relocation is unlikely.
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Newark
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
International League
Tri-State
J. Harry Messersmith
Island Park
Bass Drum Factor Aids Rowe in Big Nine High Jump
In Iowa City a bass drum and psychology are used as training by University of Iowa coach Watson to boost Chuck Rowe. The high jumper consistently clears around 6 feet and even hit 6 feet 3 inches, raising hopes for a Big Nine title at the Urleans meet.
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Towa City
Iowa
University of Towa
Chuck Rowe
Urleans
Watson
Rome
Rowe
Red Farrell Still a Star in Three-I League
Former Tri-State star Red Farrell, a right fielder for Davenport in the Three I League, starred on Memorial Day. In two games he went 5 for 6 with two doubles, his strong hitting cited by the Davenport Democrat.
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Red” Farrell
Farrell
Davenport Democrat
Star Pitcher Moran Keeps Phillies In Race With Cubs
The article profiles Pat Moran new Phillies manager and former Cubs catcher who defied expectations by keeping the team in first place for weeks and vying with the Cubs. It credits Grover Cleveland Alexander, nicknamed Alexander the Great, as key on the mound. Alexander is a Nebraska Democrat, six feet tall and 175 pounds at 27 years old.
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Pat Moran
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Charley Dooin
Moran
Cubs
Alexander the Great
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Alexander
Baseball results and schedules across major leagues
American League scores show Philadelphia 5 over St Louis 3 and Boston 0 over Chicago 2 with Washington 6 over Cleveland 1 and Detroit 3 over New York 0. National League tallies list Brooklyn 8 Pittsburgh 6 and Cincinnati 1. several Federal League and minor leagues list multiple matchups with forthcoming games and non scheduled days.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Kansas City
Baltimore
Newark
Steelton
Middletown
Lebanon
Hershey
New Cumberland
Marysville
Duncannon
Newport
Millersburg
Halifax
Dauphin
Lykens
Tower City
Williamstown
Elizabethville
P. BR. R. Motive Power
Harrisburg
Trenton
Pottsville
Meadows
Wilmington
National League
Chicago Wees
P.c. Detroit
Pittsburgh Sae
LPC
St Louis
Brooklyn Sees
Mack's College Stars Start Early Tryouts Next Week
Manager Mack of the Athletics will begin trials next week to test new material amid the championship series. Lear of Villanova and Carroll of Fordham join Monday, likely to be tried at third base, with additional college and semi pro players slated for evaluation as Mack builds toward another pennant.
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Philadelphia
Mack
Athletics
Lear
Villanova
Carroll
Fordham
Fifty two Graduate This Year at Mercersburg
Mercersburg Academy held commencement exercises with 52 graduates. Henry Morse Clark led the class, Albert Willard Bramer was salutatorian, and John Staton Whaley was valedictorian. Richard Bradley Oglesby won a prize for excellence in theme writing. other local prize recipients included Knight, McConnell, Bremm, Daidjich, Kerr, and Peck.
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Mercersburg
Mercersburg Academy
Henry Morse Clark
Otto, Pa
Albert Willard Bramler
Schwenkville
John Staton Whaley
Snow Hill
Richard Bradley Oglesby
Harrisburg
Forney Grabs Grammar School Track Championship Victory
Forney Grammar School won the eighth annual meet at Municipal Field with 33 points, Lincoln 26, and Maclay 22. Four new records were set by Forney and Webster athletes, including Dotzel in the half mile and Boyer in the high jump, as Beck of Lincoln topped the shot put with 40 feet 8.5 inches.
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Forney Grammar School
Forney
Lincoln
Maclay
Forney School
Daniel D. Hammelbaugh
Harrisburg School Board
Dotzel
Webster
Brutsch
Boyer
Seilheimer
Harry A. Boyer
Tech High School
Beck
Tech
Taylor
Woodward
Camp Curtin
Penn
Cameron
Foose
Hamilton
Willard
Melrose
Moltz
Keener
Coslow
Saul
Ebner
Charles
Leeds
Detzel
Pleam
Lathe
Detsel
Sanders
M&®clay
Bowerson
Schmidt
Wenrick
Michael
Rice
Lingle
Musselman
Miller
Slike
Shirk
S. Boyer
Wilsbach
Liddick
Wallace
Snoddy
Fields
Krdlu Forney
Rich
Foygney
Ideal Weather Boosts Area Baseball Contests
In Island Park and venues across the region 71 teams from local leagues played today. Harrisburg Independents faced Altoona champions Blair County on H A C field with large crowds amid doubleheaders and Firemen's league games. Bucknell University plans its 65th annual commencement June 10 to 16 featuring Mendelssohn St Paul and an Alumni parade.
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Islland Park
Harrisburg Independents
Altoona
Blair County
Firemen
Steelton
Highspire
Lemoyne
Camp Hill
Hummelstown
Wormleysburg
Lewisburg
Bucknell University
Mendelssohn
Twilight Concert and Alumni Evening at College Campus
The Repait band from Williamsport performs on campus followed by Alumni Evening in the Quadrangle. Rev. Frank M. Goodchild of New York delivers the ovation. Wednesday morning the commencement address is given by Stephan Panaretoff minister to the United States from Bulgaria. About 120 degrees will be conferred after the address.
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Williamsport
Frank M. Goodchild
D. D
New York
Stephan Panaretoff
United States
Bulgaria
Hotel Conewago Mount Gretna Opens June Nineteenth
The Conewago Hotel at Mount Gretna Pennsylvania, near Harrisburg, boasts electric elevator access to all floors, gar age, tennis, croquet, music, dancing, electric lights, hot and cold water, and artesian water. Samuel H. Lewis proprietor of Newport Apartments Philadelphia lists contact details for information.
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Conewago
Mount Gretna
Harrisburg
Lake Conewago
Samuel H. Lewis
Newport Apartments
16Th and
Spruce Sts
Phila
Charles Steiner Enters City Commissioner Race
Charles Steiner announces his candidacy for city commissioner. He reports broad backing from local businessmen for both primaries and the general election. Steiner served on the common council under the old law and on the school board with notable service, leveraging his long familiarity with city affairs.
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Charles C
Steiner
Steiner Recalled For City Service and Union Leadership
The article honors Steiner for city council work and as former president of the council, praising his fair leadership. It notes his printer trade and thirty years with the Harrisburg Typographical Union, including party‑wide support and committee duties. It mentions his representation of Harrisburg Union at the International Typographical Union convention in Philadelphia.
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Steiner
Harrisburg Typographical Union
Harrisburg Union
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