Keystone State Trapshooting Meet At In caster This Week
The eighth annual Pennsylvania State Trapshooting Championship comes to Lancaster with 150 targets daily from June 11 to 14. The Lancaster Gun Club hosts on Oregon Pike, offering over 2000 dollars in prizes and a maplewood 100 feature. Classes A B C D split shooters, with trophies for high guns in each class and a daily Milton watch. Roy Sutler holds the amateur title. the event marks a blend of amateur and professional contention.
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Iter
Pennsylvania Statesman's Association
Pennsylvania
Vania
Lancaster
Oregon Pike
Vame
Maplewood
Roy Sutler
Public opinion on trapshooting and firearms education
Letters discuss whether gun training and trapshooting aid soldiers in war and whether civilians should learn shooting. They reference Uncle Sam, a standing order for targets per week, and the 1917 federal game law with limited prosecutions, urging leaders to establish shooting schools and reduce fear through knowledge.
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Scipalities
G. T. Hayes
Polis
Ind
Ian
Uncle Sam
John J. Pershiing
Everlcan
United States
Allison Hill Baseball League Standings and Upcoming Games
Rosewood leads the league by half a game over Galahad with Reading tied for second as the schedule shows Rosewood vs Galahad tonight and Reading vs Hick-A-Thrift on Tuesday. War-time player signings extend to June 15 with a June 17 officials meeting to finalize rosters for four teams.
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W. L. Pet
Rosewood
Galahad
Hick-A-Thrift
Reading
Hick-Athrift
Hick- A-Thrift
Allison Hill
Navy
Warren Lyme
Whitey
Winters
Lyme
Murray Washburn
Hick-A-Thrift Nine
Pine Street
W. Donald Sweger
Dana F. Griffin
Fritz
Harry Beaver
Killinger
Patty” Lynch
Princeton
Bill” Hoerner
McCord
Hinkle
Lescure
Drowned Youth R B Hinkle Laid To Rest In Penbrook
Funeral services for 20 year old R B Hinkle were led by Rev T M Miller of Penbrook United Brethren Church after he drowned Monday when his canoe capsized in the river opposite Independence Island. He was buried in Penbrook Cemetery.
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T. M. Miller
Penbrook
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today in American League
Yesterday results include Chicago over Philadelphia 2 to 1 and Washington over Detroit 2 to 0. Boston beat Cleveland 2 to 0 while St. Louis won 5 to 0 against New York in twelve innings. Today venues and matchups are listed for follow up play.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
National League
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Good Pitching Wins in Steel League Games
The Steel League on Saturday saw Bethlehem Wilmington and Fore River win. Al Schacht held Cochill's team to three hits as Bethlehem battered Lefty Pierce. Dumont sparkled for Wilmington in a 4-0 win at Lebanon and Fore River topped Quincy 9-2 with Mamaux strong on the mound.
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Bethlehem
Wilmington
Fore River
al Schacht
Cochill
Huskies
Pierce
Lew Ritter
Buck” Ramsey
Lebanon
Dumont
Delaware Bunch
Quincy
al Mamaux
Sparrowd Point
Donohue
Monroe
Steelton
Cottage Hill
Ohey Sholom School Closes for Summer
At the closing session the Ohey Sholom religious school presented each pupil with a War Thrift Stamp replacing the annual picnic. Prizes were awarded to Miss Pearl Cohen Miss Evelyn Kap ner David Say and Louis Gordon. Short patriotic talks were given by Mrs. Jacobson and Mrs. Joseph Goldsmith.
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Ohey Sholom
Pearl Cohen
Evelyn Kapner
David Say
Louis Gordon
Jacobson
Joseph Goldsmith
M. Jacobson
A. Seligman
8. Kades
A. Simms
J. Goldsmith
Helen Mayer
Nein Mayer
Dorothy Rouse
West End Triumphs Over St Mary's With Waltz Big Day
West End beat St Marys Catholic Club 12 to 3 as Waltz starred with pitching and clutch hits. Mechanicsburg High edged Lemoyne 3 to 2 after an error by Berkheimer. series stands Mechanicsburg two games to one.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Club
Steelton
Seneca
Waltz
West End
Lemoyne
Berkheimer
Mechanicsburg High
Mechanicsburg
Mechanics
Kline
W. Euker
McCurdy
Brown
Garverich
T. Euker
E. Killinger
Anes
Ethias
Leedy
B. Hackett
Shoop
G. Killinger
Nunemacker
Glunt
Shaffer
C Ee Wee
Leidig
Cscrseee
St. Mary's
Books
Bell
Nunemaker
Leldig
Stolan
Killinger
St. Mary
Metagers
Harrisburg Dealer Touts Chandler Feats Over Sterretts Gap
Andrew Redmond the Harrisburg Chandler dealer and his party planned a Perry County tour via Carlisle and Sterretts Gap. He warned he would avoid shifting gears on the steep hill and did not, while smoking fifty ten cent cigars he did not pay for.
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Andrew Redmond
Harrisburg
Chandler Cars
J. H. Boyd
P.J. Tilley
Vim Motor Car Company
Philadelphia
C. L. Wenzel
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co
Perry County
Carlisle
Sterrets Gap
Redmond
McAlister to Leave Harrisburg for Wilmington Partnership
John A. McAlister, longtime steam boiler inspector in the Harrisburg district, will return to his Wilmington, Delaware home around July 1 to enter a partnership with his brother James W. McAlister on boiler repair and buying selling boilers engines and machinery.
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Wilmington
John A. McAlister
North Front Street
Harrisburg
Del
James W. McAlister
Market Street
Flies Hate Blue Color And A Lot Of Things
New York announces swat the fly day with rules to drive flies away. Dana Hubbard, new director of the Bureau of Public Health Education, cites blue shutters stop flies and recommends lavender oil spray and bouquets of geraniums and other scented blooms to repel pests.
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New York
Dana Hubbard
Bureau of Public Health Education
Hubbard
Retail Merchants Hear Expert on Economy
E Lawrence Fell director of Commercial Economy in Pennsylvania will address the merchants of the city in Pahnestock Mall this evening. The meeting aims to discuss plans for a Federal director of race economy in each county and a director will be chosen in Dauphin Sean. Use MecNeil's Cold Tablets.
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E. Lawrence Fell
Pennsylvania
Pahnestock Mall
Dauphin
Sean
Queen Suggests That Asylum Be Home
London. General Sir Neville Lyttelton read a letter from the Queen at the Royal Cam bridge Asylum for Soldiers' Widows annual meeting at Caxton Hall. The Queen proposed renaming the institution to avoid misconception and said the term asylum now largely associates with lunatics. The Duke of Connaught supported the change.
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London
Royal Cambridge Asylum For
Caxton Hall
Neville Lyttelton
Duke of Connaught
Decision on Change Passed by Narrow Majority
The measure was approved by 11 votes to 4, contingent on favorable legal opinion. The decision hinges on forthcoming legal clearance before final implementation.
Huns unwittingly lead prisoners to freedom
London June 10 Associated Press reports how three American soldiers captured near Chateau Thierry were unknowingly guided back toward Allied lines by German captors. The Germans, confused by heavy fighting, unknowingly led their own party into French lines where the Germans were captured. Corporal Sidney W. Rogers and Privates Raymond Howard and Frank P. Ridgway were taken at hill 204.
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Associated Press
London
Chateau Thierry
France
Sidney W. Rogers
Raymond Howard
Frank P. Ridgway
Hill 204
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Incaster
Keystone Trapshooters
Aster
Islemen
Toompete
By Hungerford
Hanes
Mister
Tom Marshall
James C. Breckenridge
Arkansas
Allison Hill League
Hill League
Ernoon
Mamaux
R. Hed
Mathag
Fishburn
Ss . Wagner
Fitzpatrick
Wee Roth
Achorn
Twombly
Neeee Wright
Schacht
A. B. Miller
Os Wees Hunter
Stutz
Weiser
Yerkes
Nedd
Clarke
Ee Peterson
Ramsey
Hunter
Mathay
Roth
Moran
Marks
Hershey
Duncann
Duncannon
Scattooing
Cannon
Hershey Foster
A. E. Romig
Cottiger
Chip
St. Mary’s
Walnut Street
Nternational Harvester CO. OF America
Market ST
Sterret’s Gap
MecNeil
Ader
Columbus
Third St
ARMY
The
Technical High School
J. Harry Messersmiths
King Oscar
John C. Herman and Company Makers
the Federal Machine Shop
Cranberry Street
Second and
Court
Harrisburg, Pa
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