Glassy Chabek Dominates Chicks in 8–0 Showdown
Joe Chabek twirled a strong game for Harrisburg, earning his sixth win as Wilmington was blanked 8 to 0. Key moments included Chabek striking out four and the Chicks committing costly errors in the third and seventh innings.
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Chabek
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Ralph Stickell
Lebanon Valley College
Mahaffey
Snavely
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Keyes
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International Jury to Judge Olympic Events
Lyons France June 10 The International Amateur Athletic Federation adopted a plan to replace the referee at the Olympic games with a five member international jury while keeping the referee for protest decisions. The jury will be nominated by the federation council and stay in the field during the games. The body also backed appointing international judges for events with experts such as Richard Coombes of Australia suggested for walking.
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France
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Franz Reichel
Paris
Interna
America
Richard Coombes
Australia
Dick Weaver's Boys Defeat the Federals 16 to 0 on Island Grounds
Dick Weaver's Post Office team routed the Federals 16 to 0 on the island grounds last evening. Flowers pitched for the Feds and allowed fourteen hits. two homers and a triple left him the winner, while Davis prevented scoring with two hits allowed to the Federals. Stutzman and Schang stood out for the Federals as the Post Office players produced a fast game. Carr, former Indianapolis pennant winner, signed to play first base for the Federals for the rest of the season.
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William E. Mickey Tracks Life Guard at Wildwood Beach
William E. Mickey, captain of New Lebanon Valley College track team, is pictured as a lifeguard on Wildwood Beach in New Jersey. The image highlights his athletic leadership and guard duties during the season.
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Harrisburg at the Bat and college captains named
At Lebanon Valley College yesterday W E Mickey of Harrisburg was elected next year’s captain of the track team and will be captain again at Wildwood Beach N J. Joseph Hollinger of Lebanon was named captain of next year’s basketball team. In baseball York beat Reading 7 to 0 with Blackwood winning on the mound and Foster leading the batters.
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Harrisburger
New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago Brooklyn St. Louis
A fragmented transport or sports ledger lists cities including New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago Brooklyn and St Louis with stray punctuation and exclamations. The text appears as a rough catalog of places rather than a full event description.
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Cleveland
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Harrisburg
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Reading
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Wilmington
Trenton
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India
Indianapolis
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Kunkel Pitches Allentown to 10-2 Victory
Allentown Pa June 10 Paris Kunkel formerly of New Cumberland now with Allentown defeated Trenton 10 to 2 after pitching seven scattered hits. Innings score shows Trenton two runs on seven hits while Allentown tallies five in the first and two in the second with one run in the tenth. Batteries Graves Meehan Smith Kunkel Monroe.
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Telegraph Team to Play at Dauphin in Benefit Game
Harrisburg Telegraph champions travel to Dauphin A. C. for a benefit game. Players reported at Philadelphia and Reading station at 3 45 p m. train departs for Dauphin at 4 o’clock. Ibach Scheffer Boss Mersinger Sterrick Daugherty Kline Berrier Gooper Manley Fry Thomas.
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Dauphin
Harrisburg Telegraph
Harrisburg
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Philadelphia
Reading
Ibach
Scheffer
Boss
Mersinger
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Thomas
Schoolboy pitcher earns eighth straight win in coast league
San Francisco report notes 19 year old How ard Ehmke who left high school to join the Los Angeles Pacific Coast League staff shut out San Francisco 6 to 0 for his eighth consecutive victory. He has not lost a game and Washington holds first claim on the youngster.
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Cal
Howard Ehmke
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Washington
York Tri-State releases Yale and Barrett in lineup shakeup
June 10. George W. Heckert manager of the York Tri-State base ball club releases first baseman Bill Yale who had been with the team since the season opened. Olle Rouff of Reading will fill Yale's spot temporarily. Trenton has signed Yale. Outfielder Jimmy Barrett is also dropped by York management.
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George W. Heckert
York Tri-State Baseball Club
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Olle Rouff
Reading
Yale
Trenton
Jimmy Barrett
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