Harrisburg Falls to York in Tri-State Baseball Tilt
Harrisburg loses 6 to 1 as York capitalizes on early hits and strong pitching. Doc Milliman’s two hits pace Reading’s rally while Babe Adams is credited with three innings of work. Teutons at Island Park move to the lead as Harrisburg drops to third place in the standings.
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White Roses
George Cockill
Rusaders
York
Doc Milliman
Senators
Babe’ Adams
Reading
Allenown
Harrisurg
Teutons
Island Park
Emerson
Harrisburg
Ruoff
Crist
Hooper
Duoff
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
Buffalo
Allentown Defeats Reading 9-2 In Teutons Tilt
Allentown scored nine runs to Reading's two as Foster's Swayne and Keyes sparked offense. Milliman pitched five strong innings for the Teutons, supported by Crist and Miller on offense and solid defense behind him.
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Miller
Crist
Allentown
Harrisburg
Hoper
Swayne
Foster
Clay
Hooke
Dundon
Ruoff
Deidgate
Milliman
P ! Rohen
McCarthy
Teutons
Reading Yester- Emerson
Keyes
Topham
Een
Bootoret
Cruikshank Be
Bohen
Boelzle
Nagle
Ams
P Topham
Monroe Totgibtsies
Hooper
York
Leidgate
Whalen
Cockill
Adams
Glatts
CAPTAIN CHEAPE IN SADDLE Poloists edge strong US team despite injury
Special to The Telegraph Hempstead New York June 12 The British poloists won by 8 to 4 percent over the United States second strongest team. Captain Leslie St George Cheape played all seven periods despite a nose injury from a polo ball last Sunday. The Hicka Thrifts set to play Camp Hill Athletic Club Saturday at 2 pm with reports due at 1 15 pm at Market Square.
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Hempstead
N. Y
United States
Leslie St. George Cheape
Cheape
Camp Hill
Hick-a-Thrifts
Telegraph
Philadelphia
Philmont Country Club
Ellis A. Gimbel
Walter J. Travis
Bengals Lose to Wilmington 7 to 6 in Tight Trenton Tilt
Wrigley’s Bengals fall 7 to 6 as Wilmington edges them in a tense game at Trenton. Yale, Poland, and Sharpe spark the offense while manager Jackson is ejected for disputing a double play call in the eighth. Pitchers Swallow, Mehaffey, Jannon, Faye, Groves, and Smith work the batteries.
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Chicks
Trenton
N. J
Wrigley
Bengals
Wilmington
Yale
Poland
Sharpe
Jackson
H. B. Wilmington
Swallow
Mehaffey
Jannon
Faye
Groves
Smith
Salmon and Bass Season Opens Monday for River Anglers
Beginning Monday June 15 the bass and salmon season opens with high hopes for large catches. Local anglers note bass in smaller streams and deeper river channels with bait shortages and lampreys selling cheaply for salmon fishers. Rules set minimum sizes and daily limits for several species and restrict gear to rod and line with up to three hooks.
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Yellow Breeches
Juniata River
Harrisburg Telegraph Loses at Dauphin in Baseball
The Harrisburg Telegraph team fell to Dauphin A C 3 to 2 in a windy, hotly contested game at Dauphin. Strong pitching dominated early as Telegraphs failed to drive in tying runs with two batters out after bases loaded.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin
Harrisburg Telegraph
Dauphin A. C
Mountain Village Boys
Telegraph
B. Ibach
Scheffer
Curieb
Orel Berricer
Sciwases
Mer
Douglass
Cersecesss
Dauphin A
Ah Bricker
G. Rhoades
Hoover
E. Rhoades
Leayter
Gfa
Ced
BT A Ce Aes
American League Yes 28 18 See 1t 28 20
Fragmentary lines reference an American League item with scores or numbers 28 and 18. No clear event, teams, or dates readable. The text lacks sufficient context to identify persons, organizations, or places.
Price Ends Life in North Carolina by Rifle Shot
Overton W. Price 38, vice president of the National Conservation Association, died after shooting himself at Rugby Grange Henderson County near Asheville. Ill health and a summer visit with his mother’s home were cited. his 10 year old son found the body. Price had been a Ballinger Pinchot ally and forestry service official.
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Asheville
N. C
Overton W. Price
National Conservation Association
Rugby Grange
Henderson County
Mr. Price
Ballinger-Pinchot
Mr. Pinchot
Roosevelt
Forestry Service
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George L. Needham
Tom Needham
Chicago Nationals
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Federal League Amore
Indianapolis
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York Tones
Tee Teevees
Anton
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Villanova College
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