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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1919

Page

2

Willard Dempsey betting heat in Harrisburg preview

A Harrisburg crowd weighs Willard’s fading form against Dempsey’s power as betting odds swing toward Dempsey before July 4. Toledo reports and local observers note Willard’s condition may be overrated, with conflict over how quickly the champ can absorb Dempsey’s left. A Drexel Riddle panel decision looms as promoters gauge the fight’s outcome.

A. J. Drexel Riddle Army, Navy and Civilian Board of Boxing Control Dempsey Toledo Sharps Willard New York Kangas Bonnet Demsey Jess Jack Fred Fulton Plasterer

Exit the Coffee Pot with Instant Soluble Coffee

Ad touts Hires Instant Soluble Coffee as a quick clean cup, asserting it is made from select Java and Mocha beans. It claims high army usage in France, instant solubility in hot or iced water, and extracting more juice per bean, with low price due to the exclusive process.

Hires France

Babe Ruth Surges Toward Batting Lead in A L Averages

Babe Ruth jumps from 23rd to 8th in American League batting among players with 20+ games, boosting his average from .284 to .319 and hitting his fifth home run. Roger Peckinpaugh climbs to second, four points behind Ty Cobb who leads at .358.

Babe Ruth Boston Roger Peckinpaugh New York Ty Cobb Ruth Sisler St. Louis Roth Philadelphia Peckinpaugh Cobb Weaver Chicago Chapman Cleveland Vitt Johnston Clevelarder Cravath Doyle Ketuff New Yorkers Olson Brooklyn Williams Philadelphian Myers Kenetchy Magee G. AB. R. H. Ave Northrop Phillies Hogg Thorpe Southworth Wingo Cincinnati Young N. Y Rousch Fisher Stengel Pittsburgh Doyly N.X N.Y Bigbee Pittsb Groh M. Wheat Miller

Marysville Keeps lead in Dauphin Perry League

Marysville defeated Duncannon 6 to 2 to extend their Dauphin Perry League lead while Millersburg lost 8 to 4 to Newport on Millersburg soil. The Marysville win featured four runs in the first inning and strong pitching by Rosboro and Garverich. Newport capitalized on three defensive gems to beat Millersburg.

Dauphin-Perry W. L. Pet. Mmevavida Dercgs West Millerabiing Coces Seceney Newpom Losis Shoes Duncannon Marysville Newport Millersburg Garverich Noss Brewer Waltz Orris Moore Manning Perry Countians Salada Duncannon AB. R. H. O. A. E. GO Heckendorn Dearolf Rosboro P. S Barton Stees Amor Besa Mgte Saseus Rutter Gerdes J. Lightner Deeds DO Brever Sree Killinger C . Herman Anspach Biever Herman Gaverich Maryaville Killenger Hawley

Majestic and Colonial Vaudeville Listings and Openings

The Majestic features The Princeton Girls and a strong Keith lineup including The Four Arrans, Johnson and Crane, Bernard and Duffy, and Samp and Scamp. Colonial presents Tom Moore in City of Comrades, Earle Williams in A Rogues Romance, Mabel Normand in When Doctors Disagree, and Victoria All Star Week with Stolen Orders and From Headquarters. Regent showcases Marguerite Clark in Let's Elope and Douglas Fairbanks in Knickerbocker Buckaroo. Paxtang Park adds Calvert on the high wire, plus animal acts and new bear arrival for its zoo exhibit. The week blends vaudeville, feature films, and live stunts across multiple theaters.

Princeton Girls Bernard Duffey Tom Moore Majestic Keith Johnson Crane Duffy Samp Scamp Colonial Theater Tom Moore Marrisburgers Earle Williams Mabel Normand Mickey Stanley Victoria Theater Victoria June Elvidge Montagu Love Ete Gordon Carlyle Blackwell Anita Stewart Headquarters Tom Mix Calvert Paxtang Park Park Theater Lewis Gush Dennis and Guth Francis Earl George Millen Alexander and Fields Martins Daley Brothers

Klein Chocolate Team Beats Quaker Fans in Three-Game Sweep

The Klein Chocolate Company baseball squad, touring from upstate, won three straight games including a 5-1 victory over Strawbridge and Clothier in Philadelphia. They opened with a 3-2 win against the Charms Candy team of Newark and closed with a 7-1 win at Lancaster over the Eighth Ward club.

Klein Chocolate Klein Chocolate Company Lancaster Eighth Ward Breckenridge Sporting Editor Strawbridge and Clothier Philadelphia Upstate Klein Up the Hudson Charms Candy Team Newark Charms Company Pittsburgh St. Louis Cincinnati New York Chicago Brooklyn Klein H. O. A. E Pe Hunter Sete Killinger Wrightstone Walsh Tenner lChicago Cranston Totas Berger Ritter Boston Diener Carter C.f Baro Green At Young H Johnson R.f Willsman Rt Barrett Lidgate A R. Johnson P. St

Douglas Fairbanks at Regent for Final Four Days

Douglas Fairbanks brings The Knickerbocker Buckaroo to Regent in a tale of Teddy Drake who aims to help others and then returns home. The film’s moral centers on unselfish acts and the pull of home.

Fairbank Teddy Drake

Mount Union Opens Baseball Season in 19 to 6 Win

Mount Union Pa June 23 Mount Union opened the baseball season with a 19 to 6 victory over Orbisonia after a high scoring second inning. Mount Union plans a strong team for the season and has an oven date for Saturday the 27th seeking a home or away game.

Mount Union Orbisonia Mount Union Boys Orbisonia Boys

Preaches Farewell to Graduates of Bucknell

Dr. John H. Harris, Bucknell University president, delivered a farewell baccalaureate sermon to about 800 guests in First Baptist Church Tewisburg. He praised Bucknell men on the battlefield citing Captain Charles O'Brien of the class of 1909 and the old Bucknell spirit echoing through the halls. MARTIN HOOVER DIES Marietta Pa June 23 Martin Hoover of Graffdale died Saturday night of paralysis aged 82. He farmed fifty-five years and is survived by a wife two children three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Tewisburg John H. Harris Bucknell University First Baptist Church Bucknell O’brien Dr. Harris Martin Hoover Marietta, Pa Graffdale

Women aid in Albanian relief

Nearly a hundred American women physicians fieldworkers and social workers are aiding Albania under American doctors and Red Cross leadership. Red Cross units operate in Tirana Durazzo Elbasan Scutari and Argyrocastro district with hospitals dispensaries delousing plants and home visits. Dr Mary J Hyndman of Philadelphia serves on the commission and treats Muslim women who prefer her care.

Durazzo Albania Red Cross Army Food Mission Tirana Elbasan Scutari Argyrocastro Mary J. Hyndman Philadelphia

Pershing Commends Y M C A Efforts in Europe

General Pershing commends the Young Men's Christian Association for its work with the American Expeditionary Force in Europe. He notes the army’s high expectations at times and credits the Y spirit of willingness for doughboys taking the association’s efforts in stride in a June 23 letter to E. C. Carter, chief Y M C A secretary.

Paris Young Men's Christian Association Pershing E. C. Carter American Expeditionary Force

Novel Method of Giving Out Victory Loan Prizes

In Perry county Pennsylvania a novel helmet giveaway for Victory Loan prizes used a jury wheel. Names of every Victory Loan subscriber were placed in the wheel at the Perry county courthouse and spun ten times to award helmets to the selected winners. Frazier Reisinger of Liverpool was one winner and W W Rice of New Bloomfield supervised the scheme.

Liverpool Frazier Reisinger Perry County W.W. W. Rice New Bloomfield Liberty Loan

SCAMP and SCAMP Fast Comedy Acrobats at Wilmeres Reents

A lively stage show features Scamp and Scamp with Johnson and Crane performing singing and dancing numbers. The act blends comedy with acrobatic flair, delivering a family friendly entertainment set at the local venue.

Middleton hotel owners seek license refunds

Eight hotel proprietors petition the Dauphin coin court under a new law recently approved. The measure refunds Maquoricenses fees for periods saloons were closed by War Department orders within a certain distance of an Army or depot.

Middleton Dauphin Coin Court War Department

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