Interstate Shoot Opens In Harrisburg Tomorrow
Fourth annual Harrisburg Sportsmen’s Association target tournament set for tomorrow and Saturday with 10 events of 20 targets daily. Rose system divides regular event money. optional sweeps allocate prizes per five entries. Interstate Association contributes 50 in trophies. notable sponsors include Remington, Du Pont, Winchester, Ithaca, and more.
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Harrisburg Sportsmen's Association
Lloyd R. Lewis
J. Leonard Clark
Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Company
New York
I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Wilmington
Del
Hunter Arms Company, Inc
Fulton, N. Y
Winchester Rereating Arms Company
New Haven
Cleveland
Ohio
Lefever Arms Company
Ithaca
N. Y
American Powder Mills
Boston
Mass
The
Western Cartridge Company
Alton, Til
United States Cartridge Company
Lowell, Mass
Selby Smelting and Lead Company
San Francisco
Cal
Hercules Powder Company
Ithaca Gun Company
Ithaca, N. Y
Black Products Company
Chicago, Ill
Dillon Aims to Stop Moran in June Bout at Brooklyn
Jack Dillon trains for a ten round match with Frank Moran set for June 29 at Federal League Park Brooklyn. The Indy fighter predicts a knockout, saying Moran lacks a strong punch and Dillon will finish him in one blow after flooring Tom Cowler previously.
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the Telegraph
New York
Jack Dillon
Frank Moran
Federal League Park
Brooklyn
Dillon
Indianapolis
Moran
Slumberland
Tom Cowler
Harvard Clinches Series With Yale Baseball Win
Harvard beat Yale 4 to 1 to take the three game series after winning 5 to 2 in New Haven. About 15,000 spectators attended the Cambridge game featuring class parades and songs. Beale drove in two runs in the eighth, while Watrous pitched for Harvard and Mouser caught for Yale.
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Cambridge
Mass
Yale
Harvard
New Haven
Earley
Shepley
Watrous
Beale
Coolidge
Abbott
R .H.E
Harrison and Harte
Mouser
Rain Delays New York State League Openers
Rain halted all games in the New York State League. Harrisburg and other clubs were idle as managers and owners failed to stop the downpour. George Cockill left the city seeking players and planned to restart the season next Tuesday with a refreshed lineup to boost attendance and rally the tailenders.
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Harrisburg
J. H. Farrell
George Cockill
Marston Wins Lynnewood Hall Golf Trophy Match
Maxwell R. Marston of Bal tusrol wins the sixteenth annual Lynnewood Hall invitation to take the trophy at Huntingdon Valley Country Club in a tight final against Cameron B. Buxton. Marston edged Buxton two up with one to play after rain delayed play all day.
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Philadelphia
Maxwell R. Marston
Baltusrol
Huntingdon Valley
Cranford
N. J
Cameron B. Buxton
Noble Links
Marston
Hugh L. Willoughby Jr
Buxton
John G. Anderson
Siwanoy
Change in Regatta Plans Yale Harvard Freshmen Morning
New London June 22 Oarsmen must report for military duty by Friday night and weather is uncertain so Yale Harvard regatta times were adjusted at a Red Top Harvard meeting. Freshmen race 9 30 am downstream on two miles, second varsity 10 am, with possible shifts up to 4 45 pm. Varsity race down stream at 5 45 pm.
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Telegraph
New London
Harvard
Red Top
W. A. Meiklehan
Baseball Summary Where Teams Play Today
Baseball scores and matchups across leagues with results and postponements. Notable games include Philadelphia at Brooklyn two games and St. Louis vs Chicago with decisive scores. rain affected multiple games across the majors.
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Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Kolehmainen Refuses Mexican Duty Regimental Report
Hannes Kolehmainen the Finnish long distance runner and 1912 Olympic figure refuses to report for duty with the Fourteenth Brooklyn National Guard regiment for Mexican service. His brother William says he was led to believe his role would be athletic rather than military. If he does not report he faces possible dishonorable discharge from the militia as officers stated.
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Kolehmainen
New York
Hannes Kolehmainen
Finland
Fourteenth
Brooklyn
William
The Claim Detective Sees Fraud in Injury Claims
Frederic J. Haskin discusses how claim detectives uncover fraud in injury cases. Examples include a streetcar accident victim faking paralysis for years and a Pennsylvania incident where an unknown claimant was exposed when a boy was seen walking.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Wildman's Nifty Men's Shop Spares a Frugal Clerk
A young married man with a tight stipend is tempted by a resort lifestyle but is steered by a wife reading the Daily Newspaper to buy silk shirts at Wildman's Men’s Shop. The shop at 1116 1118 North Third Street offers low rents and low prices, enabling a thriftier wardrobe.
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Hub
Third Street
Wildman
North Third Street
Prefers Prison Here to Life in Trenches
In Camden Judge Boyle refused to continue liberty for Luigi Catuai to avoid deportation to Italy where he would be forced into army service. Convicted in March of a misdemeanor and jailed four months with a $150 fine, he was also indicted for carrying concealed weapons. Immigration officials say he previously served time in Italy for assault and entered the U S by falsely claiming no prior convictions.
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Camden
N. J
Ifis
Boyle
Luigi Catuai
Italy
Catuai
United States
Left Handed Wedding for Left Handed Pair
In St Louis Magistrate Henry Beineke performs a left handed wedding for Otto Hofmeister and Miss Clea Wittmeyer. License processor Hofmeister and Wittmeyer sign with left hand, witness William Breitweiser signs left, Judge Beineke signs and seals left, Constable Walter Ward signs left as witness. CHAMPIONS WIN GAME The Champion A C defeated Susquehanna A C 9 to 2 with young players.
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St. Louis
Henry Beineke
Otto Hofmeister
Clea Wittmeyer
Roy Teagus
Hofmeister
William Breitweiser
Beineke
Walter Ward
Ward
Heine Zimmerman Injury Update in Chicago
Heine Zimmerman fell down stairs and initially feared a broken shoulder. Cubs physician Dr J E Pitts-Xrayed the shoulder find no fracture and expect a return in four to five days. The shoulder is badly bruised and one ligament is slightly wrenched.
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Heine Zimmerman
Chicago
Ill
J. E. Pitts
Cubs
Zimmerman
Empire Athletic Association plans July 4 big program
Robert Gillett returning from eastern cities says he has met with managers of leading fighters and will present every man as advertised for the July 4 big program. Rain harms baseball backers as weather forecasts delay a dry spell, while the Phillies and Brooklyn failed to arrange a crucial test. New York remains a strong contender for first place as Highspire headlines at Fourth and Seneca streets Saturday with West End A C in a county showdown.
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Robert Gillett
Empire Athletic Association
Phillies
Brooklyn
New York
Fourth and
Seneca Streets
West End A. C
Boxing and swimming notes headlining July events
Corner ises much interest. Play will start at 8 o'clock. Highspire has many former Central Pennsylvania League stars. On July 1 West nd plays New Cumberland on the latter's grounds. Announcement is made that George Chaney of Baltimore and Johnny Dundee will meet in Baltimore July 16. It will be Elis week in the Oriole City and the match promises to be a money maker for the promoters. Miss Olga Dormer of Philadelphia is en route to San Francisco to defend her title as national swimming champion on July 4. The challengers are Miss Dorothy Burns California and Claire Galligan New York. Honolulu will be represented. Linglestown Invincibles will play the Progress Tigers at Linglestown Saturday. In the evening the Invincibles will hold a festival the proceeds to go to the support of the club. An interesting program is being prepared.
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Ises
Highspire
George Chaney
Baltimore
Johnny Dundee
Elis
Oriole City
Olga Dormer
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Dorothy Burns
California
Claire Galligan
New York
Honolulu
Linglestown Invincibles
Progress Tigers
Linglestown
Invincibles
Foster Throws No-Hit Game as Red Sox Beat Yankees 2 0
Boston notes George Foster pitched a no hit game for the Red Sox to defeat the Yankees 2 to 0. Not a New Yorker reached first until seventh inning when Nanamaker was walked. Foster’s control and defense behind him were superb. Lewis drove in both Boston runs.
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Foster
Boston
Mass
George Foster
Red Sox
Yankees
Nanamaker
Carrigan
Lewis
Three Players Traded from Louisville to Milwaukee
Louisville announces that First Baseman Clarence Kraft Pitcher Harry Moran and utility man Dee Walsh of the Louisville American Association club are traded to Milwaukee for First Baseman Jay Kirke. The players will switch clubs tomorrow as manager William Clymer seeks another left handed bat in his lineup.
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Louisville
Clarence Kraft
Harry Moran
Dee Walsh
Louisville American Association
Milwaukee
Jay Kirke
William Clymer
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