Reading Beats Hick a Thrift 5-4 in Allison Hill League
Reading drew nearer to first place with a 5 4 win over Hick a Thrift. Key plays came from H Swartz and McCurdy as Reading built a lead after Shartle doubled in the first. Galahads’ Reiff and Lyme exit for military service, while Barr is replaced by Dana Griffin as Hick a Thrift’s manager.
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Shartle
Levan
G. Swartz
Klerner
Leader
Minnich
Whale
Griffin
Bill Reiff
Galahads
Cake Tech
Itfielder
Reaving Ab
R. Hoo
Ibach
McCurdy
P . Seer
C. Oes T. Baker
Rheam
Cullen
I. Swartz
Hick-A-Thrifts Ab
R. H. Oo
A EB. Griffin
Waltz
Campbell
Hinkle
Goodill
Eeceres
Hick-a-Thrift
Eaker
Leban
Snoodles He Tries to Start a Dress Reform Movement
A reform-minded figure promotes changes in attire with a campaign aimed at modernizing dress standards. The initiative foregrounds practical styles and fashion norms, drawing attention from supporters and critics alike.
Cadore Pitches Dodgers To Shutout Victory
Lieutenant Leon Cadore on furlough from Camp Gordon arrived at Ebbets Field to a promotion telegram and then pitched the Brooklyn Dodgers to a 4 hit shutout over the St Louis Cardinals. Cadore allowed four scattered hits as the Dodgers secured the win.
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Leon Cadore
Camp Gordon
Brooklyn Nationals
Cadore
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Cardinals
Telegraph and Patriot-News Decide Championship Today
Tonight marks the final contest between Telegraph jugglers of the horsehide and the Patriot-News ball club on the Island at 4 p.m. Each has one win. Umpires are M. Fry for Telegraph and Sands for Patriots. Slingshotters: H. Manley for Telegraph and Thomas for Patriots.
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Patriot-News
Telegraph
M. Fry
Patriots
Sands
Slingers
H. Manley
Thomas
The
Patriot
Yesterday's Baseball Results and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday results include American League games: Philadelphia beat Detroit 8 to 1 Boston toppled Chicago 4 to 1 Cleveland won 4 to New York 3 in 12 innings. St. Louis defeated Washington 4 to 2. National League results Chicago 5 New York 3 Pittsburgh 3 Boston 2 in 16. Brooklyn-Cincinnati and Philadelphia-St Louis games were washed. Today’s schedule lists Washington at St Louis and Philadelphia at Detroit among others.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
National League
Cincinnati
Wee
Sturs
Wasington
Pet
Eens
Pittsburgh Ee
Wees
Brookly
First Baseman Music Sings As Eagles Top Stars 8-6
The American Eagles beat the Station Stars 8 to 6. First baseman Mr. Music supplied three runs and lively defense, helping secure the win in a high scoring game.
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Eagles
Mr. Music
A. E. Cunjak
Grui
Butalla, Jr
Yost
Music
Bencic
Butalla
Wee Restak
Gersic
Beaver
Lemonic
Skof
Tezak
Krasovic
Tee Cohen
Clops
Eee
Verbonic
Aee Jean
Amer
Cunjak
Jean
Skot
Clave
Historical Society Meeting on Prussian Frightfulness
The Historical Society of Dauphin County will hold its regular meeting at the society building tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. The discussion topic is Some Phases in the Evolution of Prussian Frightfulness.
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Historical Society
Historical Society of
Dauphin County
Penbrook Gets More Water
Penbrook residents now have a satisfactory water supply after parts of the machinery were broken caused prior shortages. Officials say all machinery is being repaired as quickly as possible.
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Penbrook
Harrisburg rifle shots shine at Lancaster tournament
The Harrisburg Gun Club figures prominently as Lancaster hosts the twenty-eighth Pennsylvania Sportsmen's Association tournament. H B Shoppe guided John Harrisville in practice, but Paul R Berger of Catawissa won the finals with 146 of 150. J G Martin appeared but started slowly. yesterday was practice.
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Lancaster
Pennsylvania Sportsmen's Association
H. B. Shoppe
Nestor
Harrisburg
Brother Shoppe
Berger
J. G. Martin
Fishing trip to the Wapsie river mecca yields a grand bass string
The account recalls a fishing expedition to the Wapsipinicon mouth near Princeton Iowa. A violent storm drove the boat ashore then passed, revealing a lively bass bite as anglers used shiners. The narrator and C B Marshall returned to Cordova Illinois with a magnificent catch.
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Wapsie
Mississippi
Clinton
Davenport
Princeton
C. B. Marshall
Rock Island
Cordova
Golf for Red Cross at Columbia Country Club
Washington and visitors attend a charity golf match at Columbia Country Club featuring Chick Evans Fred McLeod Walter Hagen and James Barnes to benefit the Red Cross. An Aero Club mail flight from New York will deliver letters and two aviation exhibitions will entertain spectators. Admissions are free but donations encouraged. Other local teams seek Saturday games and contact details are provided.
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Washington
Columbia Country Club
Red Cross
Chick”Evans
Fred McLeod
Walter C. Hagen
James Barnes
Otto Praeger
New York-Washington Mail
Columbia
New York
Aero Club of America
American Aviation Service
Railroad Pitcher Makes a Record in City Game
Pitcher Alcorn starred for Enginehouse No 1 against Enginehouse No 2. He allowed one hit in five innings and struck out thirteen of fifteen batters. Battery for No 1 was Alcorn Green Hippensteel with Stutz and Keys, as the 5 to 0 win was recorded.
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Alcorn
P. R. R. Enginehouse
Enginehouse No
Stutz
Keys
Battery
Green
Hippensteel
Motive Power Gun Club Holds Big Guns Cup
The Motive Power A A Gun Club Lucknow staged a Saturday event June 8 with W G Hartz as high gun winning a gold medal at 47 33. Hartz led for 15 years while A A Neidhammer topped those under 15 years earning a silver medal. Each contestant received a bronze medal from Dupont Powder Company.
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Motive Power
A. A. Gun Club
Lucknow
W. G. Hartz
A. A. Neidhammer
Dupont Powder Company
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