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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1919

Page

5

Galahad defeats Reading 9 to 0 in hilltop clash

Reading Railway plunges after seven straight losses as Galahad pitcher Reilly dominates with 13 strikeouts. Mose Swartz leads Reading with three singles while Ferrow makes a remarkable shoe string catch. Two-base hits by Klerner Ferrow Mellinger Reilly and a strong Galahad defense seal the win.

Reading Railway Allison Hill Galahad Mellinger Ursinus Mose” Swartz Reading Cobaugh Ferrow Tom” Reilly Reilly St. Mary's Galahadab Cocklin Swartz Shartle Bowman Starry Klerner Lutz C Reilly Sawyer Crozier Davien Vec Clark Stouffer

Barrett's Show to Match Four Local Boys With Out-of-Town Talent

Young Mahoney vows to avoid loss to Sammy Schiff next Monday night at Quartet Hall Steelton. Manager Max Waxman of Baltimore backs Mahoney. Webber's roadhouse in Frederick remains a venue mention in the piece.

Barrett Mahoney Sammy Schiff Quartet Hall Steelton Max Waxman Baltimore Webber The Frederick

Baltimore boxers train with national stars in Steelton card

Road, a Baltimore suburb, hosts a training camp for top fighters including Mahoney and George Chaney. Mahoney spars with the group to study Schiff’s style, while Silar and local York boys prepare for six round bouts. Four locals face four strong outsiders in the same show, with advance tickets selling fast.

Waxman Schiff Mahoney George (Young) Silar One Hundred and Twelfth Infantry Nate Isaacman Silar

Baseball results and standings from national and American leagues

Scores show New York and St Louis leading in the National League with mixed results for Brooklyn Chicago and Cincinnati. American League highlights include New York a 2 1 win over Detroit and Philadelphia 5 St Louis 3. Schedule lists Boston at St Louis New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Chicago.

St. Louis Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia New York Cincinnati L. Pet Woos Detroit Cleveland Washington W. LL. Pot

Rocap Named Referee for Willard Dempsey Bout by Board

William H. Rocap sporting editor of the Philadelphia Public Ledger is chosen by Major A. J. Drexel Biddle, president of boxing control, to referee the Willard Dempsey fight. Rocap is praised for exposing crooked boxing and promoting fair play, with a history as referee and boxing writer.

Associated Press Philadelphia William H. Rocap Philadelphia Public Ledger Jess Willard Jack Dempsey A. J. Drexel Biddle Army, Navy and Civilian Board of Boxing Control Tex Rickard Rocap Kid Williams Pete Hermann New Orleans National Athletic Club Recap Lew Tendler Harrisburg Joe Barrett Capitol Tendler Corbett John L. Sullivan Corbett Tweny Sullivan Charley Mitchell Fitzsimmons Carson City James J. Jefferies California Fitz

Dempsey Manager Accepts Rocap as Referee Choice

Jack Kearns said he would abide by William H. Rocap as referee if the army navy and civilian board of boxing control is unanimous. Tex Rickard said the move relieves him of referee selection duties and avoids open applications. Dempsey did no boxing due to an eye wound and may resume training tomorrow while Willard shows improved form.

Toledo Jack Kearns Jack Dempsey William H. Rocap Army, Navy Civilian Board of Boxing Control Tex Rickard Dempsey Williard Willard

History of heavyweights from Jefferies to Dempsey

The text recounts heavyweight bouts from Jefferies defeating Hart in 1903 and retiring, to Burns beating Hart in 1906, Burns losing to Johnson in 1908, and Lard and Dempsey facing similar eras. It notes Johnson’s era tag and Wilard’s 1915 Havana victory, totaling eleven title fights over 27 years with most endings by knockout and averages around fifteen rounds.

Island Jeffries Creamland Jefferies Marvin Hart Tommy Burns Hart Burns Hanover Ontario Jim Flynn Pueblo Bill Squires Europe England France Australia Squires Bill Lang Jack Johnson Johnson Jess Willard Kansas Havana Willard Dempsey

Seven Innings No Score In City Junior League Tie

In a scoreless seven inning City Junior League clash Algonquins and Peerless battled to a tie with four total hits. Pitchers worked well as both teams failed to score despite two hits each.

Pet Swatara Seeevesseses East End Algonquins Peerless

Turkish Tobacco Planted in California Near Oakdale

Oakdale, Cal. Ararat Diana, a Slavonian settler, has planted five acres to Turkish and Sumatran tobacco near here. An expert notes the long Turkish cut could be grown in California. The U S Agricultural Department watches the experiment, which Diana began after large scale Dalmatian work with Turkish tobacco.

Oakdale Cal Ararat Diana United States Agricultural Department Diana Dalmatia

Too Much Faith Loses Landreth 100000 in a Year

CC A Landreth once a Whittier orange grower now a San Pedro shipyard laborer has filed for bankruptcy in the federal court. He owes 24743 with 17443 unsecured and holds 2500 in real estate. A friend says he loaned indiscriminately to anyone and everyone.

Los Angeles CC. A. Landreth Whittier San Pedro United States District Court Landreth

Policeman Pitcher Wins For West End In Pitching Duel

Big John Hess pitched for West End to defeat Commonwealth 3 5 to 3 in a back and forth game. Freddie Lightner and Schaeffer led the offense with timely hits while Eisenberger homered for Commonwealth. Time 1 30. Umpires Carpenter and Kelly. Scorer McCahan.

West End Commonwealth Big John Hess Dewey Eisenberger Hess Baker Huskies Freddie Lightner Marysville Big John Lightner Travelers Big Copper New England Knight Basle Baker Schaeffer Levan W. Eaker Eisenberger Hisenberger The J. Smith W. Baker Killinger Wrightstone Spees Cso Srs Klugh W. Euker Geddes Sheaffer Carpenter and Kelly McCahan

Hundreds Enroll in Emergency Nursing Courses in Harrisburg

The Harrisburg chapter of the American Red Cross reports 825 women and girls enrolled in 33 emergency nursing classes through June 1 under Nursing Activities director Mrs. James I. Chamberlain. By that date five classes have graduated 147 girls including Y. W. G. A. Harrisburg 18, Girl's Friendly Club Harrisburg 16, Paxtang 30, Williamsport 45, Hershey 38.

Department of Nursing Harrisburg The American Red Cross James I. Chamberlain Margaret Rothe Girl's Friendly Club Paxtang Sauley G. Backenston Williamstown Hershey Anna Becker

Stable government urged in Russia to curb German menace

David R. Francis American ambassador to Russia warned that without a stable government in Russia Germany would seize Russian resources and manpower and threaten Europe again. He made the statement while recovering in Rye Beach New Hampshire from surgery on his return from Archangel and awaiting State Department orders. Francis cited Frank Vanderlip's speeches urging the United States to extend credit to Europe to revive business.

Rye Beach N. H Russia Germany Europe David R. Francis Francis London Archangel State Department Frank A. Vanderlip National City Bank of New York Vanderlip America

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