Ty Cobb Leads by Big Margin In Batting Race
Ty Cobb of Detroit leads the American League batting race with an unofficial .568 average, 25 points ahead of Tris Speaker. The report notes Cobb’s 70 hits in 52 games and mentions leaders in several categories across both leagues, including pitchers. A separate item reports Cruise of St. Louis batting .350 to lead the National League, and a bungalow permit issued to Mrs. Carrie Gladfelter at 2200 North Fifth Street for $4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumont
Wash'n
Love
New York
Cicotte
Chicago
Shore
Boston
Scott
Cruise
St. Louis
Roush
Cincinnati
Robertson
Weider
Hornsby
Cravath
Philadelphia
Jack Smith
Fischer
Pittsburgh
Burns
Griffith
Zimmerman
Whitted
Kauff
Groh
Wheat
Brooklyn
Rawlings
Schupp
Anderson
N. Y
Mayer
Phila
Glacobs
Pittsl
Ames
MacWilliams Construction Company
North Fifth Street
Carrie Gladfelter
Ties Up Game In Hill League Tie
Glenn Killinger's final inning home run helps Rosewood tie the Stanley tossers 4-4 in Allison Hill action witnessed by 750. Rosewood led 3-0 after the first, Galahads rallied with a fourth inning three bagger, a homer, and errors. Three double plays highlighted by Rinehart Hawley Bricker and Buck Smith started for Rosewood before Challenger finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Killinger
Rosewood
Stanley
Allison
Rinehart
Crane Sent to Minneapolis as Washington Struggles with Crane
The Washington Nationals will ship Sammy Crane to Joe Cantillon's Minneapolis club after a disappointing start. The $14,000 outfield prospect, once a league sensation with strong fielding, has failed to hit and今 his major league debut expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dark Griffith
Red” Crane
Washington Herald
Sammy Crane
Old Fox
Jack Dunn
Baltimore Orioles
Nationals
Crane
Joe Cantillon
Minneapolis
American Association
Turner Barber
Rippy Williams
Jack Bentley
Orioles
York
Griff
Duncannon fielding standout Snyder fuels Dauphin Perry hopes
Snyder the outfielder for Dauphin Perry League Duncannon displays clever territory play and strong hitting with three safeties last Saturday against Newport aiding a leaders’ fall. King Lear and Earl White add mound depth for Newport and Dauphin respectively, while Halifax pitcher Harry Brewer endures hard luck with no wins this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncannon
Snyder
Nan
Newport
Red Sox stumble as Tigers and White Sox dominate
The piece notes the Red Sox faltering on the road and at home after beating the Tigers and White Sox earlier, with comments on umpire authority, upcoming schedule shifts, and comparisons to giants like Walloping Wally Pipp and George Sisler. It references Giants pennant chances and veteran players while touching on golf and boxing quips for contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Tigers
White Sox
Red
Rowland
South Side Legion
Cook County
Citadel
Comiskey
Anson
Tenney
Chase
McInnis
Daubert
Wally Pipp
George Sisler
Blue Ridge League Remains in Season Despite Recent Turmoil
Hagerstown Md June 23 The Blue Ridge League stays alive and will not disband before pace Day crowds at parks have risen and finances improved Chambersburg backers pledged funds to keep clubs running a representative of the defunct Potomac League attended to claim any available franchise remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge League
Chambersburg
Potomac League
Majestic and Colonial Vaudeville At Paxtang Park
Paxtang Park vaudeville features a patriotic child playlet The Fiaing Generation with nine children and acts by Evelyn Elkin Leightner Alexander Ransone Leddy and Leddy Boland Havel and Company and Williams star in The Soul Master at the Colonial Theater also showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Paxtang Park
Colonial
Soul Master
The
Evelyn
Elkin
Leightner
Alexander
John W. Ransone
Leddy
Earle Williams
Vitagraph
Colonial Theater
Mack Swain
Realty transfers and housing project outlined for Steelton area
Real estate transfers include W H Seibert to John L Davis for 375 Myers Street Steelton and Patrick H Vaughn to George W Reily at Reily and Marion streets with prices 1600 and 1 dollar respectively. Fourteen brick houses to rise on Seventh and Wallace streets with Granite street start next week by L W Silbert at an estimated cost of 35000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Seibert
John L. Davis
Myers Street
Steelton
Patrick H., Vaughn
George W. Reily
Reily
Marion Streets
Job J. Conklin
Mary M. Ryan
Lower
Paxton
J. BE. Lyter
Anthony Lee
Halifax
James Dougherty
Gilbert Jordan
Adams Street
John H. Jetter
Samuel Gramm
Henry Roop
Seventh
Wallace Streets
Granite Street
L. W. Silbert
Wallace Street
Seventh Street
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results show Philadelphia defeating Brooklyn 5 to 3 and Boston routing New York 56 to 3. Detroit swept St. Louis in a 9 3 and 3 2 double header as Cincinnati beat St. Louis 5 2. Washington edged Philadelphia 6 to 5 and Chicago toppled Cleveland 4 to 1. International League standings include Richmond 8 Buffalo 3 and Toronto 9 Providence 6. New York State League features Harrisburg 5 Reading 4 and Wilkes Barre 9 Utica 1 with others close. Teams race through today’s schedules across multiple circuits including Brooklyn at Philadelphia and New York at Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Richmond
Buffalo
Toronto
Providence
Newark
Montreal
Utica
Wilkes-Barre
Syracuse
Scranton
Binghamton
Elmira
Harrisburg
Reading
Bethlehem Steel
Lebanon
Steelton
Bethlehem
Fore River
Sparrows Point
Wilmington
Dauphin Perry
Newport
Millersburg
Dauphin
Marysville
Halifax
Duncannon
Reading Oe Ay
Utica Teeta
Syracuse A« O
Scranton Ee See
L P.C. Newark Thee Eres
Baltimore
Providence w+ wee
Toronto Ee
Rochester Aee
Terete
Blue Ridge le Millersburg
Hagerstown Feeee
Frederick Tee
Showdown Sure For McGrawism
New York June 23. Baseball writers plan affidavits to justify interviews cited in the McGraw case with Giants and National League figures. An editorial attacking McGraw and magnates notes slams and “McGrawism” amid a growing repudiation season in organized baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McGraw
Baseball Writers’ Association
Giants
J. W. McConaughty
New York Evening A
McGrawm
John McGraw
National League
New York Baseball
Baseball
Boston
Baseball Trust
Teaching Art of Driving Motorcars to Women
The Auto Transportation School at 25 North Cameron street forms a department to teach women motor car driving and care. It notes war could require women to fill male jobs and cites European practice. Mr Felton runs a male student program with garage facilities for car mechanics. Catherine Markus reports a car loss kept in a garage at 1014 North Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Transpotation School
Cameron Street
Felton
Lost Auto
Catherine Markus
North Seventh Street
Wellys me Buck Ramsey's Orphans win game yesterday
Reading fumbled to score five to four in a tense battle as Islanders dropped to sixteen straight losses. Adams dominated pitching keeping hits scattered while Harrisburg players seek a permanent home to stabilize the team and cash flow. A former favorite reportedly sparked trouble affecting the New York State League franchise. Blue Ridge League plans to stay ongoing despite local upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Ramsey
Orphans
Reading
Islanders
Adams
Harrisburg
New York State
Corner game and rising Dauphin-Perry League attract fans
Fans in Chambersburg show loyalty as Dauphin-Perry League games draw crowds in towns like Dauphin Millersburg Halifax Duncannon Newport and Marysville. Boxer Jack Dillon, 172 pounds, meets Fred Fulton 230 in Toledo on July 4 with a near sixty pound handicap. Dillon may retire to join the Navy. Interurban cars will shuttle crowds to Toledo for a morning bout before afternoon trotting races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dillon
Fred Fulton
Toledo
Dillon
United States Navy
Ohio
Red Cross War Fund appeal enlists Duncannon crowd
Vance C. McCormick urged soldiers veterans and the public to back the Red Cross War fund. Dr. George H. Johnston highlighted wartime debts to liberty lovers abroad and the need for Russian support. Donations reached 2225 dollars with hopes to hit 2500 tonight as Third street traffic is restricted for hotel work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Johnston
Red Cross
United States
George E. Boyer
Superintendent Returns from Examinations Assignment
County school superintendent Professor F. E. Shambaugh has returned from Stroudsburg where he oversaw State Board exams for juniors and seniors. He announced county teachers examinations will be held at Elizabethville and Pleasant View on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Shambaugh
Stroudsburg
Elizabethville
Pleasant View
Shambaugh
Harrisburg Shooters Win Opening Trapshooting Meet
Harrisburg captures top honors in the four city trapshooters league opening at Lancaster scoring 922 to West Fairview 913 and Lancaster 821 with York 507. Martin and Seibold tie for high honors at 97. Miller of West Fairview earns high gun in the shoot-off with 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Lancaster
West Fairview
York
Martin
Seibold
Brett
W. A. Miller
Brenneman
Herr
Duff
Davy
High Gun
Bretz
Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
TY Cobb
Speaker
Chicago, Ill
Tris Speaker
American League
Cobb
Earl Hamilton
Babe” Roth
Roth
Pipp
McIgnis
Chapman
Sisler
Wambsganss
Rice
Jacobson
Veach
Walker
Jackson
Walters
John D. Mansfield
Dort Motorcar Company
Sol
Dort
R. H. E. Galahad
Smith
Challenger
Marks
Galahad
Connor
Howe
Dauphin-Perry
King Lear
Margaret Stafford
Alexandria
Earl White
Lebanon Valley College
Dauphin Tem
White
Williams
Gettysburg
Gilday
Kid Rote
Frankhouse
Mutzabaugh
Harry Brewer
Sevon
Wilson
Heagy Bros
den . W. Main
Carlisle, Ru
North Third St
Corner
Cumberland
the Tribune Association
New York Tribune
Maple Leafs
Mpuch
John Joseph Pershing
J. J. Pershing
J. J. Corbett
J. J. Jeffries
J. J. McGraw
J. J. Evers
J. J. McDermott
J. J
J. J. Roosevelt
Umpires and Authority
Phillies
Braves
Dodgers
Golf Exchange
Europe
Jess Willard
Blue Ridge
Regent
Santios
Card Sharps
Charlie
Edna
Zhat
Fannie Ward
Sessue Hayakawa
Paxtang
Pat
Peggy Houston
Paris
Josie Flynn
Blue Ridge Ie Frederick
Martinsburg
Hanover
Goeondaef
Agoeondal F
Igoeonrhge
RMA
Talmadge
Goeondat
Poppy
Cynthia Stockey
M’grawism
New York Baseball Writers
Regent Theater
Charlie Chaplin
Douglas Fairbanks
Wellys
Vance C. McCormick
Third Street
Market
Walnut Streets
Police Department
Penn-Harris
E. St. Elmo Lewis
Fahnestock Hall
Salesmanship Club of
Belle Wilton
Reno
Kendall
Prof. Glocker & Co
Zeigler
Baum
Craft
Ewing
G. N
W. F
J. H
Eschenour
Freeland
Shank
Kassnar
Dinger
Grott
Cenfer
J. P
Tee
Poseyte
Shelley
de Martin
Clock
Her
Shoop
Ajestic Pomel
Spirit of
Patriots
Ae Halle Areke A
Colonia
Norma Talmadge