Bethlehem May Get Ball Club Joins New York State League
Harrisburg players who refused league aid become free agents and may relocate to South Bethlehem where a Bethlehem Steel connected club could take the Harrisburg place in the New York State League. If approved, first game next Saturday with new owners avoiding old debts.
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Harrisburg
Earl Mack
Bethlehem
Wilkes-Barre
John H Farrell
Bethlehem Steel Company
Harrisurg
Cockill
South Bethlehem
Merry Chase
Cochill
Harvard Crimin? No. Sunday sports urged by Crimson
Harvard Crimson editorials for Sunday sports at Harvard urge relaxing Blue Laws due to war and military training. It argues Saturday alone lacks full recreation for rowers, tennis players, and hobbyists while warning against neglecting Sabbath duties or pursuing outside amusements.
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Cambridge Mass
Harvard Crimson
the Crimson
Cambridge
American History Book Sells Fast in France
Paris reports strong demand for books on the American Revolution as French bookstores rush to meet interest created by U.S. intervention. The two French works on the subject are out of print, with one slated for republication.
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France
Paris
United States
Red Sox poised to chase a never-hit three-peat crown
The article weighs the Boston Red Sox as the likeliest club to win three consecutive world series, surpassing rival White Sox and Cubs lore. It contrasts past champions, notes Cleveland and Detroit races, and cites Ty Cobb's latest showings as part of a broader sports panorama. It references boxing and war training notions, with Fred Mitchell hailed as a standout performer even if pennants slip.
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Cubs
Tigers
White Sox
Mackmen
Giants
Red Sox
Boston Red Sox
Wratsen
Clong
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Schupp
Matty
Perite
Wheatina ball substitute echoes Emery successor in Central
Springfield Ohio June 11 a substitute for the emery ball named wheatina ball is introduced by Fort Wayne pitcher Cummins. He allegedly used ground wheat to grip the ball making it break more wildly than a named rival. Managers protest as the Reapers fail to handle the new pitch amid claims of waxed or dusted balls.
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Springfield
Ohio
Emery
Cummins
Fort Wayne
Dunn
Reapers
Central Association
Walsh
City Championship Golf Tournament Set With Red Cross Benefit
Plans finalize for the annual city championship golf tournament and Red Cross benefit at Reservoir links. Qualifying rounds start next Saturday with entries open until June 23 for match play draw. Amateurs may enter regardless of club membership. records expect the largest field in city history. Proceeds go to the Red Cross.
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Red Cross
Reservoir Links
Red
Cross Fund Golf Tournament Announces Entry Rules
The event offers optional entrance fees from 50 cents with medals for class winners. Qualifying rounds run June 16 to 23, two classes of sixteen based on scores, finals at 36 holes, losers in first match enter a consolation. A large field, course in excellent condition, top finishers listed. Also notes compulsory national service in Iceland.
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A. A. West
C. E. Zimmerman
J. D. Smith
Gross
C.e.zimerman
J.D. Smith
Baseball Summa Scores From Saturday and Yesterday
National and American League results list Philadelphia St Louis Chicago New York Boston Detroit and others with multiple games noted. The report includes standings for the New York State League and International League plus Blue Ridge and Dauphin Perry leagues. Also lists today’s schedule and a memorial note for Kenneth L. Fenton, Stanford graduate and attorney, who died from a fall at his home in Portland Oregon.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Binghamton
Syracuse
Wilkes-Barre
Reading
Utica
Elmira
Scranton
Harrisburg
Newark
Providence
International League
Montreal
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Richmond
Baltimore
Blue Ridge
Martinsburg
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Frederick
Chambersburg
Hanover
Allison Hill League
Galahad
Stanley
Portland
Ore
Kenneth L. Fenton
Stanford
Bp.c. Chicago
Gettysburg Sheen
Hanover Seen
Frederick Tees
Chambersburg Apes
Dauphine -Perry A
Newport
Thee P.C Duncannon
Dauphin See
Halifax
Newark Tee
P.C
York State
Reading Ee
York Gee Heave P.C Red Lion Pe
Dallastown
York Moose
North York
Glen Rock
Selinsgrove
Windaors O
Mt. Wolf
Tech High wins Reading interscholastic meet with new records
Harrisburg Technical's track team repeated as champion at Reading with 58 points to Reading 34 and Radnor 16. Ebner set a broad jump record, Beck led in high hurdles, and Tech notched six firsts plus four seconds and three thirds. Coached by Peet and Hill, the team also claimed the Joshua Dives trophy and relay trophy permanently.
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Technical High School
Reading
Radnor
State College
Lafayette
Tech
Perkiomen
Philadelphia
Joshua Dives
Ebner
Beck
Timbers
Wilson
Radnor High School
Demming
Harrisburg Tech
Schmehl
Reading High
Webster
Norristown High
Graver
Harmon
Studenroth
Columbia High
Shuker
Kremp
Weigle
Saul
Saylor
Wondy Beck
Lloyd
Roger
Radnor High
Wondy Evans
Miller
E. Strickler
Lebanon
Schweimler
Floyd
McGrady
Bachman
Treadwell
Williamsport High
Tagart
Stober
Wilsbach
Haenlen
Millerbeth
Enck
Damby
Barber
Steelton High
Evans
Malick
Temming
West Chester High
Hartzel
Hoopes
Sheller
Ceisler
Dambly
Smythe
Record Game In D P League Dauphin Halifax Long City Clash
Dauphin and Halifax played a record sixteenth inning game with Dauphin winning 3 to 2 after a late rally. Gilday and Brewer dueled as the teams combined for a marathon night with crucial hits, superb defense and base running. Newport crushed Duncannon 38 to 1 in a Dauphin Perry League tilt while Marysville fell 6 to 0 to Millersburg in a forfeit shortened game due to a spike injury.
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Providence
Newark
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Richmond
Baltimore
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
Martinsburg
Dauphin
Halifax
Gilday
Brewer
Newport
Stewart Duncan
Duncannon
phin-Perry
Marysville
Millersburg
Karkaskie
Bugs” Moore
Hinkle
Brenner
Deardorf
Stricker
Reeder
H. Brewer
Minnich
Gilday and Rhoads
Davis
Kaltreider
Thomas
Yarrison
Buffington
Penn State Wins 4 1 as Johnston Stars on Pitching Night
Penn State defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 1 with left hand pitcher Johnston striking out 12 and allowing five hits. The article notes rowdyism in the Farrell circuit and fights involving Breen in Wilkes-Barre, Riley and Quinn on the Stars bench, plus lingering concerns over franchise losses and local baseball morale.
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Penn State
Pittsburgh
Johnston
Yate
Farrell
Wilkes-Barre
Breen
Reading
Calhoun
Syracuse
Riley
Quinn
Ogden Loses In Tenth Inning For Steelton
Bethlehem defeats Steelton 5 to 3 on Cottage Hill Field after a tied game through eight innings. Ogden pitched well for Steelton from Swarthmore. Bethlehem and Steelton trades late scoring, with Tesch and Twombly delivering key hits for Bethlehem and Corroy, Murray, and McGee for Steelton.
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Ogden
Steelton
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Cottage Hill Field
Bethlehem
Swarthmore
Barton
Tesch
Twombley
Nebinger
Niller
Steelworkers
Cornoy
Murray
Achenbach
Twombly
Roth
Miller
Corroy
McGeehan
Marag
Wright
Yap
Diener
Fanning
Zellers
Carris
Steelton and Bethlehem youth league baseball opener ends in a high scoring 8 5 final
The Steelton Steelers fall to Bethlehem Bethlehem in a windy opening game 8 to 5 as Ogden and Nebinger pace the effort. Carris Cornog and Leach among Swarthmore recruits provide the notable hits while 1,200 fans cheer at the home diamond.
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Steelton AB. R. H. O. A. E. Miller
Zellers
Carris
Cornog
Murray
McGeehan
Mows
Nebinger
C Fap
Diemer
Eo Barton
Bethlehem
Steelton
Achenbach
Lesch
Twombley
Roth
Matag
Wright
Ogden
Barton
Mc_Geehan
Taggert
Reagan
Miller
Swarthmore
Quincy Bent
Sparrows Point
Lebanon
Paper money planned to replace silver 1 and 2 lire
Rome reports the Treasury Department will issue 60 million dollars in paper bills of one and two lire to replace the vanished 1 and 2 lire silver coins. Since the 5 lire piece disappeared two years ago, banks sell the 5 lire silver at a premium.
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Rome
Treasury Department
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Ton Loiars Croest Grand Wamemca
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart
Copsright
the Tribune Association
New York Tribune
Frank Moran
Carl Morris
White Hope
Sullivan
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Johnson
Willard
Ty Cobb
Hector
Fred Mitchell
Wheatina Ball
Central
Harrisburg Electric Supply Co
Second Street
Reykjavik
Iceland
Ireland
United Straw Hats
United Hat Stores
Market Sts
Penny Sass
Peet
Hill
Wellys
Charles W. Murphy
The
Mercersburg Academy
New York State
Red” Owens
AMEL
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
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