Clerks Edge Planing Mill 2 1 In Lucknow Shop League
Clerks defeated Planing Mill 2 to 1 in a pitchers battle. Clerks tallied in the fourth on a double a triple and an infield hit aided by an error. Murphy of Planing Mill worked four hits allowed. Alcorn had two hits in two innings for Lucknow Shop League debut. Hoover and Rhoads starred for Planing Mill while Irwin Smith and Garverich starred for the Clerks.
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Lucknow
Planing Mill
Murphy
Alcorn
Hoover
Rhoads
Irwin
Smith and Garverich
Heads Junior League With Six Strong Teams
The Globe Right Posture Baseball League with six teams will begin this week. Led by president John G. Och, it plans thirty six games, with play Fridays and at twilight. Season opens June 19 as five teams are set and a sixth to be announced. Players wear Ash's uniforms and practice daily.
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Globe Right
John G. Och
Globe Clothing Store
Ash
Atlantic League Sinking Ends Easton Club Disbands
Easton club on the Atlantic League circuit disbands as directors order manager Auchenbach to pay off players. League troubles include financial strain and clashes with PA State League, with several other clubs near collapse amid a stormy history.
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Easton
Auchenbach
Pennsylvania State League
Sunday School League Opens Season In Lykens Park
Lykens Sunday School League kicked off its season at Past time A. A. Park on Monday evening. Zion Lutheran faced Baptist in the opener with Baptist winning 26 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lykens
A. A. Park
Zion Lutheran and Baptist
Harrisburg Bass League Outlook Complicated By Talks
New York State League baseball in Harrisburg was uncertain at noon as President Farrell threatened not to travel unless extra $100 guarantee, while Cockill fought to follow league rules. Meanwhile bass season opens amid high, muddy rivers and scarce bait as anglers brace for limited local fishing and strict seasonal laws.
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Rockville Falls
Marysville
Dauphin
McCormick's Island
City Dam
New Cumberland
Goldsboro
Middletown Ferry
Juniata
Duncannon
Mifflintown
The Mysteries of Myra and Slander At Local Theaters
A collage of reviews and showings outlines new films and vaudeville acts. The Fall of a Nation is praised for scope though seen as weaker than Birth of a Nation. Marguerite Clark stars Molly Make Believe at Regent with Chaplin The Fireman Friday. The Gallerini Four headline Paxtang Park Vaudeville with acts by Anna Kimura and a park-side fireworks show. The Majestic features Temptation while Seven Honey Boy Minstrels headline later week. Victoria runs The Girl and the Game and The Mysteries of Myra with Bertha Kalich in Slander at Colonial today and tomorrow. The Primal Lure screens Friday and Saturday with Hart in a Northwest drama.
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Majestic
Victoria
Myra
Thomas Dixon
Victor Herbert
Long Island
Loyal Legion
Ku Klux Klan
Marguerite Clark
Molly Make
Eleanor Hallowell Abbott
Molly Make-Believe
To-Morow
the Regent
Charles Chaplin
Gertrude McCoy
Gallerini
Paxtang Park
Anna Fom Virginia
Kimura
Gordon and Pasty
Temptation
Majestic Hades
Honey Boy
Honey Acre
Geo. Evans
Harry Holman
Adam Killjoy
Samayoa
Keuter
Hughs
Reuter
Jean Southern
Howard Estabrook
the Victoria Today
Helen Holmes
Goldberg Cartoon Pictures
God's Country
Bertha Kalich
William Fox
America
Mme, Kalich
Colonial Today
William Hart
Heh
Northwest
Baseball schedule and results across leagues today
National League games listed with Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Chicago at New York among others. New York State League matchups include Scranton at Utica and Albany at Elmira. Yesterday's results feature Philadelphia beating Pittsburgh 5 to 3 and Syracuse defeating Wilkes-Barre 4 to 3 in 14 innings.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Washington
New York State League
Scranton
Utica
Wilkes-Barre
Syracuse
Troy
Binghamton
Albany
Elmira
Allison Hill
Reading
Rosewood
Detroit
Cleveland
Lucknow
Clerks
Federals
Utica-Scranton
Richmond
Baltimore
Buffalo
Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
Newark-Providence
Lucknow Shop League
Planing Mill
Wilmington
Blue Ridge League
Frederick
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Martinsburg
Chambersburg
Hanover
P.C. Brooklyn Co
Philadelphia See
Hicago O
St. Louis Ee Eetretere
New York State
P.C Binghamton Tae
Wilkes- Rotis
Utica Eeese
Albany A
Blue Ridge Teaiue
P.c
Chambersburg We
Jitneys Face Complaints Across Pennsylvania
Multiple jitneys operating without Public Service Commission certificates faced complaints at the Capitol. Proceedings cover Pittsburgh Allegheny valley and Scranton areas with hearings extending to Wilkes-Barre and Bethlehem. Other items include railroad charter, retirement rulings for mine inspectors, and remarks from state officials on dairy, health, and public service matters.
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Pennsylvania
Public Service Commission
Capitol
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
New Castle
Pittsburgh
Pottstown
Phoenixville Traction Company
Scranton Railways Company
Allegheny Valley Street Railway Company
Allegheny County
Bethlehem
Hummelstown
Lebanon
Galeton
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Commission
McConnellsburg
Fort Loudon
Fulton County
Nellsburg
D. H. Patterson
Webster's Mills
J. L. Patterson
J. H. Cooper
J. G. Reisner
George A. Harris
Enos D. Myers
Lemasters
J. 8. Rotz
A. B. Rider
James BE
Roderick
Horace W. Davis
Brumbaugh
Joseph K. Fletcher
Robert T. Carson
Samuel W. Salas
James C. Watson
Williamsport
Albert L. Watson
Patton
Dairy and Food Division
Henry Houck
Lebanon Valley College
G. B. Kittle
Kittle
Dixon
Lafayette College
Capitol Hill
C. M. Clement
National Guard
Roger
American Medical Association
Detroit
Harrisburg Baseball Fray Over New York League Franchise
Local fans urge Harrisburg not to beg for a New York State League slot while George Cockill presents a legitimate Troy franchise deal with supporting papers. President Farrell is asked to state reasons if opposed. A late-stage interference could end Harrisburg baseball. Reading defeats Galahads 3 to 2 as Johnson shines on the mound. Also preview of Harrisburg Sportsmen’s Association target shoot June 23-24 with $50 trophies and 10 o'clock starts. Hoover of Lucknow shines as a second baseman attracting scouts. yesterday he made five chances without error.
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Harrisburg
George Cockill
J. H. Farrell
Farrell
Cockill
Dickill
Poughkeepsie
Troy
Lew Wachter
Wachter
Harrisburg Sportsmen's Association
Second
Division Streets
Hoover
Lucknow Shop eLague
Corner all at the bat Hoover is a timely utter
Washington Pa high school pitcher Paul Irwin, 18, allowed no hits or runs yesterday facing 27 batters with 19 strikeouts. The Athletics League nears its end as Reading businessmen may exit today. A new $1000 group cannot lease Lauer's Park and lacks a playing field. The Pennsylvania State League blames recent bad weather for its woes. The Braves and Reds played to a 0-0 tie as Tony and Schneider limited them to three hits. Manager Cockill signs Baker, a promising young shortstop, while Red Crane struggles with anger when teased.
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Paul Irwin
Washington, Pa
Fanning
Irwin
Reading
Lauer’s Park
Local Man Wins MIT Degree in Massachu setts Institute Graduation
George Morris Steese of this city earned a bachelor of science at MIT commencement led by President Richard Maclaurin. He presented An Experimental Investigation of the Intensity of Wind Pressure On Roofs as his thesis. A record 360 graduates were honored in the event with further alumni activities linked to the Boston jubilee.
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George Morris Steese
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Richard Cockburn Maclaurin
Steese
Institute
Boston Technical School
Engineers Club of Pennsylvania
Boston
Toll Bridges to Be Given Values
Pennsylvania and New Jersey state commissions met to study the value of sixteen toll bridges over the Delaware River. Willis Whited of the Pennsylvania Highway Department will cooperate with a New Jersey engineer. reports due at a summer joint session. PA governor Brumbaugh chaired the board with Treas. Young and Auditor General Powell. NJ members James A Campbell vice chairman Frank Thompson and R W Darnell secretary. Pennsylvania Board of Public Grounds and Buildings listed repair and equipment contracts including Edinboro gym damage, lockers, sewers, power house, laundry, heating, electrical work and supplies from several firms.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware River
State Capitol
Willis Whited
State Highway Department
New Jersey Commission
Brumbaugh
Young
Powell
James A. Campbell
Frank Thompson
R. W. Darnell
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
Board of Grounds
Edinboro State Normal School
Conistable Bros. Co
Pittsburgh Heating Co
Pittsburgh
Meadville Electric Supply Co
Meadville
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Crimp
R.H.E. Clerks
Dumont
Ars
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart
Harrisburg, PA
Amusements
Molly
Chari Chaplin
Fireman
Pope Jones
LY Howard
Estabrook
Jean Sothern
Myira
Paxtang Park Theater
Galleriai
Ene Ey
Hart
Great Northwest
League Outlook
Troy Transfer
Commonwealth
Kelley
H. M. Kelley & CO
North Third Street
Tenth and
State Streets
Wilmer & Vincent
Eve
George Damerel & Co
Hugh Blaney
Bob and
Tip O'Neil
and Sexton
Beaumont and Arnold
Honey Boy Minstrels
George Evans
Public Service
Galahads
Johnson
Reading Boys
Braves
Reds
Tony
Schneider
Young Blood
Baker
Timefly
Red Crane
Mass. Technology Institute
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Ee Se
Sea Philadel
Wonder Store
Market Street
Cohen’s Sporting Goods Dept
Subway
India
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