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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1916

Page

2

Empire A A to Stage Harrisburg Boxing Show

Harrisburg prepares its first Empire Athletic Association boxing card at Chestnut Street Auditorium with Johnny Kilbane in talks for a match only against a suitable challenger. The Albany plan could push the afternoon program, featuring Hefferman vs McCann, Tierney vs O Neill, plus Erne vs Murphy, with tickets on sale four days prior.

Harrisburg Empire Athletic Association Chestnut Street Island Park Johnny Kilbane Kilbane Albany Joe Hefferman Philadelphia Frankie McCann Rochester New York Joe Tierney Young O'Neill Scranton Frankie Erne Lancaster al Murphy Erne Murphy

Baseball Summary Where Teams Play Today

New York State League games today include Harrisburg at Utica Wilkes Barre at Binghamton Scranton at Elmira Syracuse at Albany In American League Washington at Philadelphia Cleveland at Detroit New York at Boston Chicago at St Louis National League Philadelphia at Brooklyn Boston at New York Wilkes Barre Binghamton scheduled other games postponed rain results New York 7 Cleveland 6 National League Philadelphia 8 Brooklyn St Louis 3 Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia Cleveland rain Pittsburgh Chicago not scheduled International League Rochester 5 Baltimore 3 Richmond 13 Buffalo 7 Blue Ridge Chambersburg 5 Martinsburg 3 Hanover 5 Hagerstown 4 Gettysburg Frederick postponed rain Atlantic League no games yesterday

Harrisburg Utica Wilkes-Barre Binghamton Scranton Elmira Syracuse Albany Washington Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit New York Boston Chicago St. Louis National Rooklyn Fames Pittsburgh Cincinnati Brooklyn New York Pinte Scranton Eee Albany Sa Teeee Brooklyn Seas New York Oe Lou Lucknow Ski League P.C Planing Millions Clerks Sa Eace Smith Shop Federals

Favorable views rise for Harrisburg in New York circuit

The New York State League faced no games yesterday with double-headers likely once President Farrell issues an order. Harrisburg boards a move to Syracuse tomorrow and will return Tuesday for the opening game against Wilkes-Barre. George Cockill handles first game planning while Lew Wachter and Walter Blair take management and field duties respectively.

Farrell Harrisburg Syracuse Wilkes-Barre George Cockill Lew Wachter Walter Blair Albany Mike O'Neil Scranton Utica Utes Binghamton Elmira

Cornell Freshmen Win Final Poughkeepsie Race

Cornell freshmen eight defeats Syracuse by two lengths in the freshman two mile race at the intercollegiate regatta in Poughkeepsie. Syracuse slips to second ahead of Pennsylvania by a foot, Columbia a distant fourth. times posted. Weather caused postponement from Saturday. Syracuse won the junior and varsity races earlier.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Cornell Syracuse Ithacans Pennsylvania Columbia

Yale Rowing Oarsmen Report Delay In Regatta Plans

Four Yale rowing squad members in quarters at Gales Ferry are part of the Yale Soldier Batteries. A request to military authorities asks they not report for duty until Saturday to avoid spoiling Yale Harvard regatta plans. Morris Hadley, son of President Hadley, rows in Yale's second varsity eight and is a lieutenant in the Yale battalion.

New Haven Conn Yale Gales Ferry Morris Hadley Hadley

Morals and Silk Shirts at a Low Rent Nifty Shop

Wildman ran the Nifty Shop at 1116 1118 North Third Street selling silk shirts for less money due to his unusually low rents. The ad highlights affordable prices and shop location to attract shoppers.

Wildman’s North Third Street

Sallee Tears Contract and Is Now on the Bench

New York June 20. Harry Sallee star pitcher of the St. Louis National League team has been indefinitely suspended by Manager Miller Huggins after an altercation last week. Sallee torn up his contract and left the city amid rumors of a sale to New York which Huggins denies.

The Telegraph New York Harry Sallee St. Louis Miller Huggins Sallee

Hit by Ball Dies in Mobile Baseball Player Johnny Dodge

Johnny Dodge, third baseman for the Mobile Southern Association club, died in Mobile tonight from injuries after being struck in the face by a pitched ball on Sunday. Dodge previously played in the National League.

Telegraph

Yale Class Day Exercises Hit By Mexican Mobilization

Yale New Haven June 20. The annual class day exercises were disrupted as Mexican mobilization orders forced several hundred alumni to return home for marching orders and a heavy shower drove the senior class into Woolsey Hall. From class of 1918 more than fifty alumni reported to military companies in their states. Major Robert Danford led the Yale battery, with about 450 members, in coordinating scattered undergraduates.

New Haven Conn Yale Woolsey Hall Austin Colgate New Jersey Yale Battery Robert Danford Law School William H. Taft George G. Wilson Harvard James Brown Scott Carnegie Endowment Fund William R. Riddell Supreme Court of Ontario Canada

Shortens Term of Protege to One Year and a Day

President Wilson commuted a five year embezzlement sentence of Alonzo J. Finlayson, a 22 year old protege of Henry Ford, for $10 000 stolen from the First National Bank of Amsterdam New York where he had worked. Allowances for good behavior suggest early release next year.

Washington, D. C Wilson Alonzo J. Finlayson Henry Ford First National Bank of Amsterdam N. Y Finlayson

New Trial Ordered for Roosevelt Deputies

In Trenton on June 20, the Court of Errors and Appeals set aside the 1916 conviction of nine Middlesex county deputies who faced manslaughter charges for the death of striker Alessandro Tegssitore during Roosevelt strike riots. They had been sentenced to two to ten years.

Trenton N. J Middlesex County Roosevelt Court of Errors and Appeals Gummer Alesandro Tegssitore

Willis E Davis Tennis Champion

Willis E Davis the California star won the Pennsylvania championship at Merion Cricket Club defeating Craig Biddle of Merion Newport Casino in the final. Davis dropped the first set 7 5 then won 6 3 6 1 to take the title.

Philadelphia Willis E. Davis California Pennsylvania Craig Biddle Merion Newport Casino Merion Cricket Club Haverford Biddle Davis Willis FE. Davis St. W. Pearson L. C. Wister Germantown W. T. Tilden Pearson Wister H. V. D. Johns Alfred Dabney Boston F. E. Dixon Alex Thayer Philadelphia Cricket Club Rowland Evans, Jr

Amateurs Matamoras blank Millersburg 7 to 0

Amateurs Matamoras shut out Millersburg yesterday by seven to nil. The report notes hard hitting, with Centerfielder Wise of the Oberlin A. C. and pitcher Myers of New Cumberland praised for their play and defense. East End seeks a rematch after a Saturday defeat by Hummelstown, while Mt Wolf and Goldsboro provide strong local action in York County.

Matamoras Millersburg Vallee Juniors Cameron Juniors Myers New Cumberland East End Hummelstown

Harrisburg Eyes July Fourth Football Baseball and Boxing Show

Harrisburg sports plans center on two baseball games and an all star boxing event on July 4. Manager George Cockill aims to secure both games to draw visitors, while West End A C pursues the local championship with weekly practice sessions. Euker will practice with Harrisburg at Utica. Mike O’Neill’s past popularity sparks fan questions about Syracuse owners’ mileage policy.

Harrisburg George Cockill

Cornered by Harrisburgs Entrance Alters Blue Ridge Schedule

Harrisburg enters the circuit prompting a new schedule and shifted home dates to ease jumps. Hanover Chambersburg and Martinsburg battle for first in the Blue Ridge League with Chambersburg moving into second. Atlantic League action continues as Angels previous a week struggle to stay viable. Middletown Red Sox lose an extra inning 3 2 to the Independents. Conklin struck out 21. Methodist Club run entries close July 4 with manager Winn predicting a record turnout. blanks available at the Y M C A or Methodist club rooms.

Harrisburg Winn Methodist Club Fifth Granite Streets

Herron Wins Longest Pacific States Tennis Final

Laura Herron of Palo Alto defeats Marjorie Vale of San Francisco 10-8 11-9 in a three hour women’s singles final at the Pacific States tournament in Del Monte Cal. Both players were exhausted at match end. Mrs Kate Glenn dies suddenly near Mount Rock Newville Pa at age over 60. She was married to O Crom Davidson and survived by two daughters Mary Glenn and Mrs James Huston.

Delmonte Cal Laura Herron Palo Alto Marjorie Vale San Francisco C. C. Davidson Newville Kate Glenn O. Crom Davidson Mount Rock Big Spring Presbyterian Church Mary Glenn James Huston Enola

Newville Commencement At High School Auditorium

Newville Pa June 20 annual commencement exercises of the Newville high school will be held in the school auditorium tomorrow evening at 2 o clock. The class includes Mary Elliott Gladys Bert Anna Strohm Ellen Sollenberger Marjorie Hackett Ruth Miller Pearl Myers Margaret Rickabaugh Harriet Hilbuch Edith Bentz Lester Witmer Frank Hartzell Thomas Hursh and John Howard McCullough.

Newville Newville High School Mary Elliott Gladys Bert Anna Strohm Ellen Sollenberger Marjorie Hackett Ruth Miller Pearl Myers Margaret Rickabaugh Harriet Hilbuch Edith Bentz Lester Witmer Frank Hartzell Thomas Hursh John Howard McCullough

Must Play Pitchers When Names Are Given to Public

Chicago Illinois June 20 Arowed over Washington club failure to live up to the announcement that Pitcher Walter Johnson would be Ed Walsh s opponent in the game here last Tuesday President Johnson of the American League yesterday considered the inflicting of a heavy fine on the club and the issuing of a notice to other clubs that such announcements must be lived up to One of the largest weekday crowds of the season attended the game drawn partly it is presumed by the news that in Walsh s attempt to come back Johnson would oppose him Just before the game word was sent to reporters by Manager Griffith that because of the illness of Johnson s father in law Congressman Roberts of Kansas he would be unable to work

Chicago Ill Washington Walter Johnson Ed Walsh Johnson Walsh Griffith Congressman Roberts Kansas

Remarkable round robin tennis match at Richmond Club

In New York on June 20, Willis E. Davis and H. Vandyke Johns of California faced Charles M. Bull Jr. and Alrick H. Man Jr. of New York in a demanding round robin at the Richmond County Tennis Club. The first set stretched to 36 games with Bull and Man leading 19 to 17, totaling 111 points to 104 before Bull and Man won the second heat to take the match.

New York Richmond County Tennis Club Willis E. Davis H. Vandyke Johns California Charles M. Bull, Jr Alrick H. Man, Jr Bull Man Davis Johns

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