Swatara Opens Strong in League Play with Win over Peerless
Swatara defeated Peerless 4 to 2 at Nineteenth and Greenwood as Anderson struck out ten but Swatara’s speed overwhelmed the Stars. Shearer and Kurtz pitched well for Swatara, while manager notes announce new signings including Norman E Kline and Lester W Nickey to bolster the lineup ahead of Friday game vs Algonquins.
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L. Pet. Sant Nd
Siseseeeert
Swatara
Algonquins
Eeserreee
Peerless
Sseeerrerere
East End
Naudain A. C
Naudain
Swataras
Peertess
Nineteenth
Greenwood Streets
Anderson
Shearer
Kurtz
Norman E Kline
Marysville
Lester W. Nickey
Hygienic
Steelton
Greystock
Gerald Daly
Elwood Hummel
Earl Hoffman
Russel Blessing
Swatara R. H. O. R
Kirby
Taylor
Bowers
Alker
Layton Kurtz
DeSandis
Layton
Andered
Kline Young
Black Shell Shooting Stages Harrisburg Match
Harrisburg Sportsmen's Association hosted a Black Shell Trophy second leg with ideal weather until a late storm. Hickok prevailed in Class A with 95, Schaetter led Class B with 90, and Joseph Brown won Class C with 95 as Martin delivered an excellent 1059 of 1060.
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Harrisburg Sportsmen's Association
Hickok
Schaetter
Joseph Brown
Martin
Messrs
Shoop
Ramsey
Eschenouf
Butler
Nine Runs When Two Men Were Out at Jazz Carlisle Game
The Rutherford Y M C A beat Carlisle 15 to 5 at Biddle Field in a wild nine run fourth inning. Pitcher Jacoby walked nine and allowed nine runs after a wild throw from catcher Dill. final scores reflected a lopsided contest with many errors and baserunners.
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Jazz Carlisle
Carlisle
Rutherford Y. M. C. A
Dill
Jacoby
Biddle Field
Hatle
Spa
Smith
Ieee Ce Dill
Cocklin
Heiney
McCann
Williams
Trostle
Coover
Teste Lee
A. Boyne
Harki Waieks Ty
Senes Cv Kraemer
Y.M.C.A
O.boyne
Cochlin
Harle
C. Webb
Hart
Minnich
Bell
W. Webb
Baseball results and standings from NL and AL games
New York beat Chicago 4 3 Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 6 5 St Louis edged Brooklyn 2 0 rain. Boston at Cincinnati and schedule listed. In AL New York 4 St Louis 4 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 1 Boston 0 Detroit 3 Washington 1 standings show New York leading NL at 30 13 and Chicago 24 21. AL leaders New York 26 14 and Cleveland 27 16. Little Canada piece notes Brunsels Maple trees Canadian flowers to be planted in Ypres with a museum and library planned.
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New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
W. L. Pet
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
L. Pet
St Louis
Athletic
Canada
Ypres
Fighters to Have Last Word on the Referee
Toledo June 17. Willard and Dempsey will have a voice in selecting a referee for the July 4 title fight, with both boxers to be consulted before a final choice. Willard opposed adding two external judges, preferring the referee’s decision.
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Toledo
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Army, Navy
Civilian Board of Boxing Control
Rickard
Willard
Dempsey
Jack Heinen
Chicago
Willard Shadow
Jamaica Kid
Orbisonia Stars Bump Mount Union With Bolinger in Form
London raises bus fares on sixteen motor-omnibus routes with future rises planned on others. Season-ticket fares on the tube system will also be increased under the new schedule.
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Orbisonia Stars
Bump Mount Union
Bolinger
London
Pitcher Witmer of Lemoyne Wins His Own Game
In Allison Hill League action Rosewood edged Reading 1 to 0 as Witmer of Lemoyne pitched a complete game and drove in the only run with a second inning two-bagger. Mellinger matched Witmer with strong pitching for Reading as Tally Davies and Wild Bill Hoerner each chased hard for reads. The crowd saw a pitchers battle with Witmer striking out the first three in the first and Rosewood securing the win with Ebersole behind the plate and Swartz catching for Reading.
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W. L
Rosewood
Reading
Mellinger
Bud” Witmer
Witmer
Lemoyne
Emanuel
Tally
Hoerner
Witmer and Ebersole
Swartz
Dick” Nebinger
Local wrestlers clash in city championship bout series
A city wrestling tournament begins at the Hunter Shows on Third and Harris, with local entrants vying for the 130 to 165 pound title. Gardner defeats Fasick in twenty three minutes, Bruce referees, and Spotts prepares to face Gardner after a strong show.
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Third
Harris Streets
Henry Bruce
Bob City
M. L. Gardner
Harrisburg Light and Power Company
M. E. Fasick
Allison Hill
Gardner
Fasick
Bruce
George Spotts
Spotts
Flickener
Fast C I and B League game ends with injury to Black and Sawyer
In a tense late innings contest Mill No 1 faced General Office with Chrissman and Wrightstone on the mound. Black was knocked out after colliding with Sawyer and did not return. Wrightstone survived a seventh inning surge to finish strong.
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Wrightstone
General Office
Chrissman
Swartz
Seidel
Stouffer
Hoverter
McClintock
C. I
Black
Sawyer
Eberfield
Dave Fultz
New York
O.K
Wrightsstone
DE Sana
OY Lippert
Ss Winn
Zerby
Ea Seeel'e General Office
Barber
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Mt. Vernon Ave
C. H. Alder
Hotel Kentucky Kentucky AV
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Somerset House
Mississippi Ave
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Ruth Steel
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Netherlands
New York Ave
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Bsller Cotiae
Georgia Ave
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Elberon
Messar. Beach
R.G. Ludy
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Chester
S. Georgia Ave
Nr. Beach
Reading Sta
T. Dickerson
Wiltshire
Virginia Av
Beach
Ocean View
Samuel Ellis
J. H. Freeland
Grover Martin
J. G. Martin Waene
Thomas Ramsey
O. Eschenour
Alleman
E. G. Hoffman
H. B. Shoop
L. B. Worden
A. H. Roberts
George Hoffman
Wesley Metzger
J. L. Sheafter
QO. Hickok Eacerae
George Shissler
N. W. Cassell
M. B. Steward
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G. W. Hepler
Federal Machine Shop Court
Cranberry Streets
Shadow
Orbisonia
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MT. Union R. H. O
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Peterson
Gerheart
Preston
Toate Carl
Gillar
Schmittle
Eesaes
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Potts
A. Snyder
Lecke
Snyder, Starr
Beeen Bolinger
Weeee Bell
Slaybaugh
Noble
Allison Hilleague
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Hh Smith & Keffer Co., Dis
Husky
Harrisburg Lads
S. League
Mack’s
John C. Herman & Co
Maee
Harrisburg, Pa
Atlantic
the Atlantic Refining Company
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