Wolverton Seriously Injured In Auto Crash In San Francisco
Former New York Yanks manager Harry Wolverton, now in charge of the Pacific Leaguers, suffered three broken ribs a broken clavicle and possible lung injury when his car struck a telephone pole after rolling downhill Friday night. He was hospitalized at St Luke's in condition described as favorable. Also reported, E M Liebacher of St Marys Pa was elected Penn State baseball manager for 1915 with Henry M Smith of Latrobe as team tram manager.
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New York Yanks
St. Luke’s Hospital
Wolverton
Williamsport
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Penn State Athletic Association
E. M. Liebacher
St. Mary's
Liebacher
Sigma Pi
Henry M. Smith
Latrobe
Beta Theta Pi
Central League Io Shows Fast Game Reshuffles Standings
Central Pennsylvania League action Saturday featured Middletown trimming Lebanon to force Germán out of first, Sherk limiting Lebanon to three hits, and Hershey losing 6 to 1 in a pitcher’s battle at New Cumberland. Meighspire hosted a 2 to 1 Steelton defeat while Dauphin and Millersburg won in the Dauphin Perry League. Twilight games loom as next week brings league shifts and new results.
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Lebanon
Sherk
New Cumberland
Hershey
Wertz
Meighspire
Steelton
Finnen
Duncannon
Dauphin
Millersburg
Firemen
Washington
Camp Curtin
Allison
Reily
West End
Oberlin
McLean Leaves St. Louis After Hotel Fight
New York National League catcher Larry McLean left St. Louis for Cincinnati after a morning clash with manager John McGraw and scout Dick Kinsella. McLean showed a railway ticket to New York and said he would report Monday, denying charges that he brought six men to the hotel while accusing McGraw and Kinsella of summoning six teammates.
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Cincinnati
Larry” McLean
McGraw
Dick Kinsella
New York
McLean
Kihsella
Kinsella
Newark Boosters Pledge for Harrisburg IL Baseball
Local boosters in Newark canvass city pledges covering the value of 250 coupon books to fund Inter national League baseball for Harrisburg. Officials may decide by noon tomorrow with a 3 PM deadline for final word.
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Canvas City
Harrisburg
Harrisburgers
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today
National League results include Chicago 6 Boston 4 and St Louis 9 Brooklyn 2. Federal League games show Kansas City 6 Chicago 4 and Newark 5 Buffalo 0 with a second Buffalo win 4 3. Detroit 6 Philadelphia 7 in 13 innings. schedules list Detroit at Philadelphia and other matchups for today and tomorrow.
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Washington
Cleveland
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Steelton
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Lebanon
New Cumberland
Hershey
Millersburg
Dauphin
Halifax
Duncannon
Marysville
Cevess
Eesess
Dauphin-Perry Teaguers
P.C. Millersburg
Duncanon
Newport
Firemen’s League
P.C Allison
Good Will
Friendship
Camp Curtin
New First Baseman Impresses Giants in Merkle Absence
Asa Brainard, Giants’ utility infielder, filling first base for the National League club after Merkle went on the sick list. Brainard shows promising form and possesses many signs of a rising star in the early phase of his assignment.
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Asa Brainard
Giants
Motive Power Team Defeats Wilmington in Close 7–6 Victory
Harrisburg’s Motive Power squad extended its win streak with a 7 to 6 triumph over Wilmington at Island Park. Brackenridge sparkled in fielding while Smith, Williamson, and Householder contributed with timely hits. Gerdes stole home in the eighth to tie the score. McDonough starred for Wilmington.
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Brackenridge
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Householder
Williamson
Gerdes
McDonough
Harrisburg Smith
Hoover
Drwise Prose
Vaieee Gerdes
Paes
O. A
Bi Shields
Csocee
Hanigan
Duncan
McDonough, Walters
Asec Caee
Nelley
Geary
Vice & Duncan
Lewis
TROMA
Csscunes
Fultz Urges Players to Speed Up All Games
New York June 14 President David L. Fultz of the Players Fraternity urged league members to cooperate in shortening baseball games. College scores list Harvard 4 Penn 0 Yale 2 Princeton 1 Brown 8 Holy Cross 4 Cornell 7 Colgate 2 Bucknell 7 Chinese 3 Lafayette 6 Swarthmore 2 Muhlenberg 6 Albright 2. Amateur results include Le moyne 11 York Moose 8 and many regional matchups.
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New York
David L. Fultz
Players’ Fraternity
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Penn
Yale
Princeton
Brown
Holy Cross
Cornell
Colgate
Bucknell
Chinese
Lafayette
Swarthmore
Muhlenberg
Albright
Harrisburg Park Club Wins Second Golf Match
Harrisburg Park Golf Club defeats Country Club 11 to 5 on Reservoir links in the John Y. Boyd cup series second match. Both sides have one win apiece with the third contest planned at the Country Club links later in the season.
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Harrisburg Park Club
John Y. Boyd
McCreath Miller
Trump
Todd Harry
Pierce Nissley
Ryder
Keister
Lesher
McCormick
Gilbert
Kelley
Kiester
River angling urged as poor conditions persist
River conditions remain unfriendly with the Susquehanna muddy and smaller streams swollen after rain. Despite rough water many fishermen plan to fish tomorrow and dealers report large tackle sales while minnows stay scarce at two to three cents each.
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