Hick-a-Thrift Rockets Past Gala hads In League Tilt
Hick-a-Thrift players overwhelm Galahad by 12 to 1 to widen their lead in Allison Hill league standings. Goodies struck out 11, earlier had 10 in the prior game, as Dana Griffin’s Pine Street club remains strong. Osman homered off Shay, Eph Minnich hit two-base blows, Boatman relieved the young pitcher.
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Allison Hill
Galahads
Rosewood
Galahad
Goodies
Mick-a- Thrift
Pine Streeters
Dana Griffin
Shay
Boatman
Osman
Hickies
Reading
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Ohaugh
Fellows
Woland
C. Vee
Wingard
Gilbert
Rt. Wisteee
Thrigt Hick-Aab
R. H
Tiriffin
Teseeee
Hinkle
Campbell
Munich
Tioodiel
Kteidell
Till
Usman
Rt. Seetee
Minnick
Teidell
Goodiel
Hoatman
Ase
Hinkel
Dil
Griffin
Rilbert
Tyland
Mellows
Kline
E Ébaugh
Shickley
Trained on Chicken Kiwanis Team Prepares for matchup
The Kiwanis Club baseball squad is set to play William Strouse's team next week as rivalries flare. Strouse, manager, says his men are ready to meet all challengers after a chicken dinner celebration of a recent victory.
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Kiwanis Club
William Strouse
Strouse
Woman's Color Music Device Promises Quiet Piano
Philadelphia reports Mrs. Mary Hallock Greenwalt demonstrates a mechanical device that renders piano notes as colors, allowing listeners to see music. The former concert pianist notes rich purples, carmins, and white for Lohengrin, suggesting future musical events may influence attire and mood based on color signaling.
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Philadelphia
Mary Hallock Greenwalt
Continental near Wildwood Boardwalk offer booklet
A terse classified style note advertises a resort property in Wildwood New Jersey described as continental and 200 feet from the boardwalk inviting readers to write for a booklet about the site.
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Boardwalk
Philadelphia Shooters Sweep in State Sportsmen Tourney
Charles H Newcomb led amateurs with 99 of 100 to win the interstate championship and claim high honors in the Pennsylvania state amateur event. The S S White No 1 team led by Newcomb totaled 373, with Harrisburg teams close behind. special prizes awarded for high averages and top amateurs.
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Philadelphia
Charles H. Newcomb
Pennsylvania
Newbomb
Harrisburg
White Club
Newcomb
W. Wolstencroft
Clark
Sidebothan
C. Miller
W. Miller
Wagner
Freeland
Cleckner
F. M. Eames
Paul Berger
Catawissa
H. W. Jeffrey
D. W. Baker
Baker
Tomlin
Burger
Herman
Johnson
Waters
Vernon
Fontaine
Wisegarver
Williams
Downey
L. Wolstencroft
Felver
Heisman
Quinn
Zeigler
Gumbert
Eames
S. S. White
Wolsencroft
Sidebotham
Pratt
Homer
Martin
Hoffman
Hickman
Heck
Henline
McIntyre
Rauch
Herr
Kendlg
Scully
Love
Brauer
Elser
Watson
Sulbach
Jeffrey
Ford
Schuyler
Elliott
Trendburger
Swartz
Bender
Wooten
McFarland
L. G. Miller
H. K. Miller
Melrath
Dr. Heilman
M. Miller
Cooper
Brenneman
Gray
Posey
Godcharles
Morson
Pyle
Stallings
Wheeler
Etiquette Question on Meeting the Bride’s Parents
Lovelorn reader asks who should visit the bride’s family before engagement. Fairfax notes the common practice is the groom’s mother calling on the bride’s family to welcome the new daughter, while recognizing differing views.
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Fairfax
Miss Fairfax
F. C
Bates and Rogers Pitcher Fans Four in One Inning
Bates and Rogers beat Government Truck Drivers 11 to 4 in a game marked by multiple errors and clutch hits. Enright fanned four in one inning while Orth extended his hitting streak. Fecks pitched well for the losers but received poor support as Murphy and others contributed for Bates and Rogers.
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Murphy
Bates
Rogers
Orth
Enright
Fecks
Reeves
Balderson
Johnson
Patton
Beckley
Miller
McDonough
GO A. Gemmill
Doonesie
Busby
Smith
Stauffer
Smailing
Kessler
Mriest
Smarling
Gemmill
Federal Child Labor Bill Faces Senate and House Action
Washington reports leaders of national Child Labor Associations will push a new Federal Child Labor bill in the Senate and House soon. Officials gathered to frame the measure as public opinion backs protecting children, with a plan to tax products made by under fourteen to curb their use. Florence Kelley calls for constitutional amendment to empower federal standards for workers, likening labor policy to a wartime trench front.
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Washington
Senate
House
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Florence Kelley
National Consumers’ League
Keep Up Colleges in War Says Chancellor Brown
New York University chancellor Brown urged colleges to stay tough for war effort at the sixty fourth annual commencement. He condemned self indulgence among students and urged raising standards to match the vigor of students eager to contribute to the conflict.
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Brown New York
Amercan
Brown
New York University
Mammoth Cave Tales Describe Deaf Blind Fish and Echo River Wonders
The Mammoth Cave of Kentucky is explored with notes on rock formations and early voyagers. Matt Bransford Jr. guides through underground streets to Echo River where blind white fish and pink crawfish dwell in 360 feet of black water beneath the hotel.
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Tom A
Marshall Fish
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Louisville
Knobs
Green River
Matt Bransford Jr
Blind White
Echo River
Charon
River Styx
Nation Needs Wool Quickly
Agricultural Director F R Stevens explains farmers face uncertainty over wool sales under federal rules. The War Industries Board sets grade based prices with authorized dealers in Portland Chicago New York St Louis Boston Philadelphia and allows direct farmer sales of 16 000 pounds or more. Local dealers can buy and sell to approved agents with a small commission while farmers may receive 75 percent of apparent value pending final grading. Our country needs wool.
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F. R. Stevens
War Industries Board
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
New York City
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Fonck the ace of aces leads French air power
Rene Fonck, dubbed the Ace of Aces, downed six German planes in one day and three more in a later encounter. Since enlisting, he has tallied 41 confirmed kills under French standards, surviving every sortie unhit. A modern, frank, likable pilot, he has two British decorations along with the Croix de Guerre and Legion of Honor.
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Paris
Guynemer
Rene Fonck
Tom
Chaput
Fonek
Georges Carpentier
Air Service
Fonck
Government acts in good faith on wool gathering plan
The clip urges quick and economical collection of wool, acknowledging possible confusion from system changes. It expresses belief in the government's good faith and calls for public response in kind, trusting errors will be corrected promptly.
Baseball scores and schedules from yesterday and today
American League results Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 2 New York 11 Detroit 6 St Louis 5 Boston 4 Chicago 7 Washington 4 National League New York 7 Chicago 0 Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 1 first game 10 innings St Louis 6 Philadelphia 8 second game Boston 7 Pittsburgh 6 Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland New York at Detroit Boston at St Louis Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at Boston International League Newark 5 Syracuse 4 Buffalo 3 Baltimore 3 11 innings darkness Binghamton 3 Toronto 1 Jersey City Rochester rain Syracuse Newark Toronto at Binghamton Buffalo at Baltimore Rochester at Jersey City Syracuse at Newark Today Toronto at Binghamton Buffalo at Baltimore Rochester at Jersey City Syracuse at Newark
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
National League
Newark
Syracuse
Buffalo
Baltimore
Binghamton
Toronto
Jersey City-Rochester
Rochester
Jersey City
W. L. Pet
Grace Cede tesWashington
L. Pet
W. Ll. Pet
Rochester Ae
Peeves
Syracuse Ok Oweene
Brooklyn Man Offers to Sell Baby for 35 Cents
William G. Carter of 659 New Lots Road and two women companions appeared in the New Jersey Avenue Court Brooklyn after Carter offered to sell his five month old child for 35 cents to detectives. Margaret Clark 19 and Mrs Eleanor Squires 41 of 924 Gates Avenue were with him. The child was sent to the Children's Society. Carter was fined $10 and the women were held for examination.
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New York
William G. Carter
New Lots Road
New Jersey Avenue Court
Brooklyn
Eleventh Inspection District
Carrer
Margaret Clark
Eleanor Squires
Gates Avenue
Children's Society
Carter
Steelton meets Lebanon today at Cottage Hill stadium
Steelton hosts Lebanon in a highly anticipated midweek baseball clash. Edward Plank of Gettysburg and other notable players were expected to take the field as fans filled Cottage Hill, cheering the double-umpire era and a shift of midweek games from Wednesday to Thursday for better attendance.
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Steelton
Cottage Hill
Lebanon
Cockill
Edward Plank
Gettysburg
Eddie
Willis and Jones Enter Ohio Governor Race
Former Governor Frank B. Willis and former State Chairman Edwin Jones declared candidacies for the Republican nomination for governor in Columbus. Willis emphasizes wartime leadership and broader state support for national and other state administrations, while Jones runs on a war victory platform. Cox, Dayton publisher and incumbent Democrat, said he would seek re election but will not campaign due to war conditions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank B. Willis
Edwin Jones
Jones
Willis
United States
James M. Cox
Dayton
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Hick-a-Thrift
S&s
Allison Hill League
By Hungerford
Weveenmsae
Wildwood
N. J
Atlantic City, N. Y
Ocean Front
Newlin Haines
Wernersville, PA
Galen Hall
Wernersville
Lancaster
Struction Company
Citon Mills
JRAP
Tom Kom Mershall
Ace OF Aces
Alies
Brookyln
E.blumenstine
South Court St
Third St
Eddie Plank
King Oscar
John C. Herman and Company Makers
the Federal Machine Shop
Cranberry Street
Second and
Court
Harrisburg, Pa
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