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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1917

Page

10

League Decides Fate Of Harrisburg Team Tonight

The Harrisburg league stakes its future on tonight's decision affecting the local team as the 1917 season looms. Yale Will Not Play Football. Yale suspends intercollegiate football next fall due to war, citing player losses, military training hours, and uncertainty, with Harvard and Princeton sharing the view.

Harrisburg New Haven Yale Athletic Council Art Gates Ray Snell Harvard Princeton West Point Annapolis Army and Navy

Marysville Stars Injured in Halifax Game Hit by Military Callups

Dauphin Perry League notes Marysville star third baseman returns to form after a May 19 injury and aims to rejoin play in weeks. Enlistments shrink Marysville and Duncannon rosters as Kurzenknabe Palmer Heckendorn and Frankhouse sign. Illness also weakens squad with diphtheria and pleurisy outbreaks. Halifax suspends Aderholt for missing duty.

Marysville Halifax Kurzenknabe National Guard F. Palmer United States Army Heckendorn Frankhouse Duncannon Carson Long Institute Millersburg G. Miller Dauphin Aderholt

Yale Reorders Day to Put Military Work Ahead of Athletics

The text argues reallocating hours from recitations to athletics to revive athletics, noting military work takes priority in Yale’s current essential schedule. It suggests shifting time slots now allotted for study to athletic activities to support revival efforts.

Yale

Record of gains and losses in baseball history

The piece compares pitchers with poor win totals to show that raw records do not always reveal the true picture. It notes Walter Johnson Joe Bush Fred Toney and Ray Caldwell as top losses, mentions Eddie Collins and Joe Jackson in the White Sox, and observes training camps for officers as well as Tigers needing pitchers.

Walter Johnson Joe Bush Fred Toney Ray Caldwell

Leonard to Enlist First in Army Before Bout

New York report states Benny Leonard will delay a championship fight and theatrical offers until he enlists in the U S Army. Manager Dilly Gibson cites interest from Matt Hinkel and John Weismantel for a July 4 bout with Johnny Kilbane but none accepted pre enlistment. In a separate note Johnny Dundee and Joe Welling fought a ten round draw at St Nicholas Rink with Welling landing cleaner punches.

Kirby Goes to Scranton in New York State League Deal

Scranton Pa June 8 Manager Coughlin of the local New York State League club announced a trade with Rochester International League manager Mike Doolan to acquire Outfielder Kirby to replace the released Tommy McCabe who will join a Western League team. Coughlin also released Pitcher Wertz and Infielder Bill Purtell. Reading Pa june At George Field Reading High lettermen elected Stanley Nyquet captain of the 1917 Red and Black baseball squad defeating Potts by one vote in a close ballot.

Kirby Scranton Coughlin Mike Doolan Rochester Tommy McCabe Coughlin Issu Wertz Bill Purtell Reading Reading High George Field Stanley Nyquet Potts

Baseball Scores And Standings From Yesterday

National League results show Brooklyn 5 Pittsburgh 3 and St. Louis 9 Boston 4 with New York 1 Cincinnati 1 and Philadelphia Chicago game postponed. American League Washington 1 Chicago 0 plus several rain postponed games. Standing lists feature Philadelphia New York Chicago St. Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston Pittsburgh and others with mixed win totals and ratios. May take over sugar note added from Buenos Aires describing government action to requisition sugar and buy forty thousand tons.

Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati St. Louis Boston Lucknow Shop Allison Hill Philadelphia Chicago Washington Cleveland Detroit Harrisburg Wilkes-Barre Binghamton Utica Elmira Syracuse Reading Scranton Bethlehem Steel Bethlehem Steelton Lebanon Wilmington Sparrows Point Fore River Reading Railway League Shamokin Rutherford Reading Locomotive Shops Transportation, Carshop Egg Harbor Reading Division Spring Garden Accounts St. Clair Motive Power Baltimore Meadows Trenton Dauphin-Perry Duncannon Newport Marysville Millersburg Dauphin Halifax Wuy W. L. Po Sssecosee New York State League Halifax Millersburg Associated Press Buenos Ayres

Harrisburg Baseball Club Faces Funding Crisis in Wilkes-Barre Meeting

With President J H Farrell gone and funding efforts halted in Williamsport bids are expected from Poughkeepsie and South Bethlehem tonight in Wilkes-Barre. Harrisburg faces criticism of Manager Cockill for delaying disclosure while local businessmen remain un approached. Harrisburg 1 Wilkes-Barre 2 as Barnes pitched well and Kraft produced two bases hits in a tense late innings. Two games sought for Saturday as Hick A Thrift and Engine men teams seek afternoon matchups.

J. H. Farrell George Cockill Williamsport Poughkeepsie Wilkes-Barre Harrisburg Barnes Barons Beretski Harrisbur Mack S'Eses Miller Weecers Wilkes-Barre AB Warner Barkpatrick Clemons Mratt Kaewses Weiser O'Neill Kraft Weiser Harrison Boley Orcutt Pfirman Johnson

Harrisburg Washington Motive Power Game Called Off

Due to busy times at Washington the game with Harrisburg and Washington Motive Power in this city has been cancelled. A new date will be announced later. The local Motive Power team is ready to play any local nine at Island Park.

Stricker Bloomfield Newport The Willow Benny Leonard Enlis Leonard America Washington Harrisburg Motive Power Island Park

French strike settled in Paris after three weeks

Paris reports the strike movement ending as employers meet the demands of the majority of workers. In a separate item, the West End A. C. will host the Goldsboro team tomorrow at Fourth and Seneca streets with both clubs strengthened for the contest.

Associated Press Paris Goldsboro West End A. C Fourth Seneca Streets

Veteran Foreman Honored by His Fellow Employer

Patrick J. King of the Williamsport Division Pennsylvan­ia Railroad was placed on the Roll of Honor after 35 years and 6 months of service. At retirement he led the Lock Haven freight station. A retirement reception featured speeches by Freight Agent McFadden Frank Beardsley and C F Kane and King received a handsome chair from the station staff.

Patrick J. King Williamsport Pennsylvania Railroad Lock Haven McFadden Frank Beardsley C. F. Kane Mr. King

Why Harrisburg Lacks League Baseball Examined

A local Harrisburg baseball scene faces scarce teams and costly upkeep as Wilkes-Barre league meetings loom. Town leaders hope an active businessman could back a home team, while Reading and Scranton show close results and issues with weather impacting games. Managers and players forewarned of a tough season with Island Park events and ongoing franchise discussions.

Wilkes-Barre Harrisburg Islanders

Yale Captain Fred J. Daly Forms First American Combat Unit Abroad

Dispatches describe Yale football captain 1910 Fred J. Daly organizing an American college student unit in France. A Cambridge native with Harvard ties Daly grew from Andover prep to lead, coaching Williams and Andover teams, and became among the first to swap mercy work for combat as U S forces sail to confront central powers.

Fred J. Daly Yale France Daly Cambridge Mass Harvard University Freddie Harvard Phillips Andover Academy Academy Andover John R. Kilpatrick

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