Tener May Quit League and Rennings in Baseball
Philadelphia June 18 John K Tener president of the National League says he is not a candidate for reelection this year and will be guided by league directors at the December meeting. A special meeting in New York will discuss McGraws suspension and protests and Tener’s possible retirement hinges on league action. McGraw faces possible suspension and Tener expresses anger over the matter.
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Philadelphia
John K. Tener
National League
League
Tener
Pittsburgh
New York
McGraw
Giants
Byron
Cincinnati
Baltimore Club
Federal League
Brooklyn Club
Tanlac hailed by Reading man as miracle cure
Edward Delp of 1025 Union Street Reading Pa testifies Tanlac cured his stomach troubles headaches and general weakness he says he felt so good he told friends it was the greatest medicine of all Tanlac is being marketed locally by Gorgas Drug Store with other area outlets listed and an advertorial push from Adv.
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Edward Delp
Union Street
Reading
Gorgas
Tanlac
Carlisle
W. G. Stephens
Elizabethtown
Albert W. Cain
Greencastle
Charles B. Carl
Middletown
Colin
Few
Waynesboro
Clarence Croft
Mechanicsburg
H. F. Brunhouse
Name Rosters for Hill League Baseball Teams
Managers announced final player lists for Alli son Hill Baseball League clubs Galahad Recreation Club Reading Railway Athletic Association Rosewood Athletic Association Stanley Athletic Association War changes noted as war measures may alter rules. Reading player suspended five days for alleged unfair play. late schedule adjustments push postponed games beyond July 26 schedule end.
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Allison Hill Baseball League
Galahad Recreation Club
D. C. Hawley
Irwin Bender
P. O. Bittner
John D. Bitner
H. N. Bricker
Harold F. Cobaugh
Charles I. Boyd
Charles W. Connor
Fern Rhinehart
William Fortna
Oscar Howe
A. Hippensteel
James N. Keller
Warren FE. Lyme
Christian Miller
H. B. Miller
Ralph Williams
Walter 8. Young
Reading Railway Athletic Association
E. Rehrer
Robert Andrews
Albert Ehling
C. L. Ellenberger
T. H. Davies
J. F. Hammond
Otto Heiner
Victor A. Ibach
B. G. Kline
M. H. Lescure
George H. Levan Jr
Paul B
W. Glenn Killinger
Fred P. Kint
L. J. McClear
H. B. Mark
Elwood Mell
John F. Murphy
William K. Shaffer
Charles BE. Smith
G. W. Trump
W. A. Zeigler
Stanley Athletic Association
John Machlin
Badorf
Lester Bender
Alvin M. Campbell
Walter C. Dunkle
Eddie Ferrow
BE. L. Geary
William Handshaw
Dewey Isenberger
Norman Johnson
Daniel H. Keister
Ference V. Palmer
Peter Schickley
Roger W. Sprenkle
Mack Taylor
Hart W. Waltz
Herbert Washinger
R. G. Wrightstone
H. R. Snell
Reading
Another Truck Co to Be Formed
Lieutenant James B. Wheeler leads recruitment for a second motor truck company to be formed here as war demands rise. Recruits must meet the same high standards as the first unit. The new company, likely commanded by Morrisburg men as lieutenants, will be mobilized ahead of the National Guard expansion to handle hauling before encampments. Lancaster recruitment will occur Wednesday, while yesterday’s enlistments were light, with district honor roll listing Charles F. Wolf Mechanicsburg field artillery Clarence H. Nagle Harrisburg Recruiting Station Tomo Vincekovich Steelton infantry.
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James B. Wheeler
Wheeler
Morrisburg
National Guard
Quartermaster’s Corps
Lancaster
Charles F. Wolf
Mechanicsburg
Field Artillery
Clarence H. Nagle
Nectarine Street
Harrisburg
Tomo Vincekovich
Chambers Street
Steelton
Infantry
Sucking Backwash at Dam Draws Boy Beneath Water to His Death
William Egenreider, 16, drowned after a boat overturned in the rapids below a dam. Companion Paul Ryan swam to safety, but Egenreider, who had urged trying the falls, was swept into the undertow and lost. bystanders witnessed the tragedy and recovery efforts began but the boy’s body was not recovered.
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William Egenreider
Paul Ryan
Egenreider
Ryan
Funeral of Albert B. Morrow
Funeral services for Albert B. Morrow aged 49 who died Saturday evening will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev B E Curtis pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church will officiate. Burial will be made in Harrisburg Cemetery.
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MR. Morrow
Albert B. Morrow
B. BE
Curtis
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Harrisburg
Star of America 25th anniversary event noted
Star of America Commandery No. 118 Knights of Malta celebrates its twenty fifth anniversary tomorrow evening at 26 North Third. William F. C. Leisman will MC and Wilmer Crow will give the welcome, with remarks by Harry M. Askin. Origin paper by Philip German traces to June 10, 1892. Notables from sister commanderies will attend. Enola Orchestra provides music. refreshments to follow.
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Star of America Commandery
Ancient and Illustrious Order
Knights of Malta
North Third
William F. C. Leisman
Wilmer Crow
Harry M. Askin
Pennsylvania
Philip German
W. Seward Fisher
George Welsh
Spring Grove
Cincinnatus
Nazareth
Egyptian
Baldwin
Steelton
Columbian
Middletown
Saint Paul
Mechanicsburg
Patmos
Lebanon
Enola Orchestra
Chinese Situation Not Serious, Harvey States
Charles T. Harvey, back from China where he works with the YMCA, stopped in the city to visit J. D. Carruthers, state YMCA secretary, and said he does not regard the Chinese situation as serious.
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Charles T. Harvey
China
J. D. Carruthers
Ridge Avenue Methodist Church Raises Funds for Additions
Four thousand and sixty dollars was raised yesterday at Ridge Avenue Methodist Church for the building fund. The money will defray expenses incident to addition and renovations.
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Ridge Avenue Methodist Church
Two cars crash injuring seven in Harrisburg
Seven people were hurt when two high speed cars collided near Enola Saturday night. Injuries ranged from head contusions to serious brain concussion. Ford and Elscheid are named athletes among the injured with Willoughby and McLaughlin also hospitalized. The Willoughby car rolled, pinning Mrs Willoughby. both cars overturned, others escaped unpinned.
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John Elschei
Enola
Harrisburg Hospital
Gordon Ford
Harris Street
Edward Elseheid
North Fifth Street
Harry F. Willoughby
Sixth
Herr Streets
John Elscheid
Arthur Sims
Susquehanna Street
Sara McLaughlin
Sixth Street
Elscheid
Edward Elscheid
Willoughby
Mrs. Willoughby
Harrisburg
Summerdale
Ford
Tech High
Sloughby
Magic cities to house new army
Washington reports a plan to create sixteen “magic” cities with populations matching those of only 150 permanent cities to serve as bases for a new national army. A 100‑strong advisory board from big business and various experts will coordinate efforts with Hoover handling food, Goethals directing shipbuilding, and Willard tackling transportation, all without pay.
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Washington
American Business Organization
Council of National Defense
United States
Mr. Hoover
Goethals
Panama Canal
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York Subway
Y M C A Interior Revamp Under New Secretary Reeves
Robert B Reeves new Y M C A secretary has begun reorganizing the building. Second floor furniture moves to the main room creating a namelike space with a Victrola for amusements. A boys department headquarter and a reading room will open, with a youth club area added to provide games and instruction.
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Robert B. Reeves
Senior Classes Attend Services At Two High Schools
Record crowds attended the baccalaureate services for Central and Technical high schools last evening. The Tech graduates marched from Walnut street to Pine Street Presbyterian Church while Central seniors walked to Grace Methodist Church, both in caps and gowns. Speakers called for character building and great works, with Rev. Dr. Mudge citing Nehemiah 3 and Rev. Dr. Bagnell discussing moral stakes amid Germany’s war conduct. Central seniors numbered nearly 200, Tech about 73, with class colors used in decorations.
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Central and Technical High School
Tech
Walnut Street
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Central
Grace Methodist Church
Lewis, Mudge, Pas
Mudge
Robert Bagnell
Grace Church
Germany
Bagnell
Jury verdict set aside in Dunnell case in court action
Judge George Kunkel set aside a jury verdict finding Le roy Dunnell guilty of attempting to steal a pocketbook from a girl, due to no evidence supporting the charge. Dunnell remains held on the information and will plead guilty to attempted larceny from the person. Other sentences include Charles Groff three months and $25 fine for assault and battery, John Mosser $50 fine for malicious mischief, Mizpah Lerch released on suspended sentence, and additional punishments for Miller, Pye, and Dausey.
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George Kunkel
Leroy Dunnell
Dunnell
Charles Groff
Frank B. Wickersham
John Mosser
Mizpah Lerch
Kunkel
Lerch
Joshua Miller
Pye
Carrie Dausey
Capias
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