Trap Shooting Championship Heads to Philadelphia
Friday evening events in Lebanon and Steelton highlight a trap shooting championship heading to Philadelphia. In local sports, the Hick-A-Thrift defeat Rosewood 9-6 as Galahad climbs to first place with strong hitting and nine strikeouts by Goodies. Marysville Junior baseball to play Lemoyne Juniors tomorrow after manager Kennedy announces the trip.
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Carlisle Indians Lacrosse Ends Season With Only Defeat
Carlisle Indian School closes its most successful lacrosse season in years after a string of wins and only a Navy loss. Coach W. T. O Neil developed a young team as several graduates enlisted, with plans for a strong next year and upcoming football and summer baseball activities.
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Crescent Club
Brooklyn
Connie Mack May Be Able to Hold Scott Perry
George Stallings manager of the Boston Nationals wired Connie Mack that he would not insist on delivering Scott Perry of the Athletics to the Braves. Stallings could take another player instead despite the National Commission upholding Boston’s claim. Perry was sold for $2,000 with an optional agreement and deserted the team on June 17 1917.
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George Stallings
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Scott Perry
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Boston Nationals
Boston claims player after ineligible list dispute
Boston asserted ownership over a player after Atlanta listed him as ineligible. Boston had paid $500 of a $2,000 fee when the issue arose. This year Atlanta sold the player to the Philadelphia Americans. The commission majority sustained Boston's claim.
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Blue Ridge League Folds After Revenue Disputes
The Blue Ridge League ends after a dispute over game guarantees. Hagerstown shows the strongest receipts at $143 in a single game, Cumberland Piedmont Martinsburg struggle with $89 $60 and $40. High expenses and rail rates, plus waning interest, hastened the collapse. Players seek other work as Eddie Hooper's Cum— breaks off with players set to move on.
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Newcomb of Philadelphia Captures Interstate Trap Championship
Charles H. Newcomb, Philadelphia independent gun club star, won the Pennsylvania state amateur championship at Lancaster in gusting winds. He posted 97 breaks, besting Roy McIntyre and Allen Heil, and now pursues a possible national title. H. A. Morson led the morning event with 72 of 70 targets amid gale winds. Hermon and Stewart placed in the state championship. The No 1 S S White team, including Newcomb, won the three-man race. Frederic A. Godcharles was elected secretary of the Pennsylvania State Sportsmen’s Association.
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Lock Haven
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Ward Hammond
Dr. Vernon
J. M. Moorehead
W. W. Downey
W. D. Wisecarver
J. B. Felver
D. H. Strohm
M. P. Howland
Love
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Cumberland Team Eyes Short Season Title This Saturday
The Cumberland squad leads by two games with the curtain to fall Saturday. Advertisement notes McNeil's Cold Tablets in the periodical.
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Mberland
Yesterday's baseball results and today's schedule
Yesterday in the American League Detroit defeated Philadelphia 10 to 2 and New York beat Cleveland 3 to 2 Boston won 6 to 0 over Chicago while St Louis 2 Washington 0. In the National League Chicago 8 New York 4 Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 0 Boston 2 Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 8 St Louis 8 called on account of darkness. Today Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland New York at Detroit Boston at St Louis Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia. In the International League Buffalo 3 Baltimore 0 Toronto 3 Binghamton 0 Jersey City Rochester wet grounds Newark Syracuse cold weather. Today Buffalo at Baltimore Toronto at Binghamton Jersey City at Rochester Newark at Syracuse.
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West End Vies With Enola Y M C A This Saturday
The West End A C meets Enola Y M C A on the West End field at Fourth and Seneca streets. Rivalry is keen as Earl Walz, West End pitcher, played for Enola last season when they won by a large margin. West End seeks city championship glory with improving teamwork amid umpire securing efforts.
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Seneca Streets
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