Enola Shopmien Organizes Daily Noon Baseball League
Enola yesterday formed a four team shop league with daily noon games and Saturday contests. William Kreider presides, officers include T Seidle and H Knier, teams led by Ringland Bitner Beck and Snyder. First match saw Team 3 defeat Team 2 7 to 3 with Kohler earning praise for a solid pitching effort.
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Enola
Lucknow
William Kreider
T. ©. Seidle
H. G. Knier
E. Bachman
W. Kreider
T. O
J. A. Ringland
R. H. Holmes
Kohler
Golf Match at Lancaster Opens Central Pennsylvania Series
The first match of the Central Pennsylvania championship series will be held Saturday afternoon at Lancaster. Harrisburg Country Club faces Lancaster Country Club with future matches planned against Williamsport York and Altoona.
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Lancaster
Harrisburg Country Club
Lancaster Country Club
Williamsport
York
Altoona
Good Will Wins Midweek Firemen’s League Game
The Good Will Fire Company beat Reily nine to four in a postponed midweek contest. McCloskey pitched well with strong defense behind him, while Giblin of Reily was erratic and backed by costly errors. Three Good Will homers highlighted a 11-4 score. Also noted are league scores from Providence and Toronto and plans for Hassett Boys’ Club gymnasium improvements and a pool opening with a charity festival tonight and tomorrow night to fund the project.
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Hassett Boys’ Club
Good Will Fire Company
Reily
Firemen
McCloskey
Giblin
R. H. E. Reve
Rorabaugh
Quensler
Hasset
North Street
Cruickshank Star First Sacker For Scranton Team
Frank Cruickshank once a Harrisburg Tri State star earns regular first base duties with Scranton. The Scranton Republican notes his secure position despite changes from Coughlin and praises his all round abilities and key plays, including two strong throws to the plate that halted potential scores.
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Frank Cruickshank
Harrisburg
Scranton
Scranton Republican
Coughlin
Bill
Cruickshank
Binghamton
Washington Fire Company Beats Mechanicsburg Team 3 to 2
The Washington Fire Company won at Mechanicsburg last night taking a five inning baseball game 3 to 2. A large crowd witnessed Harrisburg’s timely hitting and swift fielding.
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Washington Fire Company
Mechanicsburg
Mechanicsburg Fire Company
Harrisburg
Travers Wins Lynnewood Hall Cup at Huntingdon Valley
Jerome D. Travers open United States Golf Association champion and four time amateur champion claimed the Lynnewood Hall cup at Huntingdon Valley Country Club. In the final Travers beat Max R. Marston New Jersey champion two up with one to play before a record Philadelphia crowd.
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Philadelphia
Jerome D. Travers
United States Golf Association
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Travers
Max R. Marston
New Jersey
East End A A to face Iner Seal in league clash Saturday
Sports notes from Halifax to Marysville cover wins by Halifax Federals over International 11 to 4 and Bridge and Construction De partment clerks 4 to 3, plus P A R Motive Power at Millersburg and youth games in New Cumberland and Harrisburg. George Wiltse released as Jersey City manager. Jimmy Mullen quits Scranton after clash with the manager.
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East End
A. A
Iner Seal
Greenwood
Halifax Federals
International
Millersburg
Seidel’s Park
Marysville
Halifax
Bridge and Construction Department
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Johnson
Hope
Vanigans
Harry Macentire
New Cumberland Braves
Eugene Murray
New Cumberland
Camp Curtin Fire Company
Lloyd Shearer
North Third Street
Baseball Summary of Past and Future Scores
Baseball results from major leagues include New York beating Philadelphia 3 2 in 10 innings and 15 7 in the second game. Detroit defeated St Louis 4 2 while Washington shutout Boston 5 0 and Chicago beat Cleveland 7 3 in the second game. National League saw Philadelphia 2 New York 1 and Boston 3 Brooklyn 2. Other results list multiple games with winners and losers, postponements, and minor leagues note Richmond 7 Providence 4 Toronto 3 Montreal 2 first game with second postponed.
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New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Federal Baltimore
Newark
Richmond
Providence
Toronto
Montreal
Rochester-Buffalo
Jersey City
Baltimore
Kansas City
Buffalo
International League
Rochester
National League
Federal League
L. P.C
Wee Nee
Wee
Boston Steers
P.C. St. Louis
Baltimore A
Wea
Marriage Announcement in Baltimore Seals June 16 Union
Marietta dispatch reports the marriage of Miss Ethel L. Robinson of York to Kenneth B. Young in Baltimore on June 16. Rev M L Beall of Caroline Street Methodist church officiated.
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Marietta
Ethel L. Robinson
York
Kenneth B. Young
Baltimore
M. L. Beall
Caroline Street Methodist Church
Media Lands McLean Lands Giant Catcher in Delaware County
Media club manager William Cloud Alexander announced the signing of Larry McLean, the New York Giants catcher suspended by New York. McLean’s salary is unspecified but described as substantial, signaling a bold move for the Delaware County League. Dauphin, Pa., June 24 with local church Ladies' Aid gathering at Mrs. Kathryn Kinter's Erie street home following a business meeting and refreshments.
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Telegraph Media
Delaware County League
William Cloud Alexander
Edia Club
Larry McLean
New York Giant
New York
McLean
Samuel Mehaffie
LeRoy McKissick
Martha Mehaffie
Jennie Bickel
Lydia Maurey
Harvard Wins Series With Yale In Ninth Inning Victory
Cambridge Massachusetts June 24 Harvard won the series with Yale by a 3 to 2 ninth inning victory after a 4 to 2 win at New Haven Tuesday Brickley doubled with two out and a man on first scoring Dick Harte and then scored himself on Fryes single Yale had only two hits in the second inning Milburn starred for Yale The Sailorviets Sailors 271 Harvard 395 Batteries Watrous and Hunter Whitney and Harte
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
New Haven
Brickley
Dick Harte
Frye
Milburn
R.H.E
Sailorviets
Watrous and
Hunter
Whitney and Harte
Delay in Electrification Delays Sunday Opening on PRR Line
Inability to secure certain equipment will push back the opening of the Pennsylvania Railroad electric branch on Sunday. No change is planned for the new schedule. Philadelphia division officials inspected the work yesterday. War contracts at industrial plants are delaying material for the line. Brass hangers holding overhead wires will be replaced with epaper, a change that will take two weeks. Regular electric trains between Paoli and Philadelphia will not start until August 1.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia Division
Paoli
Philadelphia
Shirts That Fit Men Offer Correct Sleeve Lengths Today
Advertises shirts tailored for the hard to fit man focusing on neck and shoulder comfort. Emphasizes fit over style and promises better sizing and comfort with each purchase.
Prize Court Writ Seizes American Steamer Gargoyle
A prize court writ has been issued against the American steamer Gargoyle, owned by Vacuum Oil. The Gargoyle left New York May 11 for Alexandria and was reported near Malta Bay May 31. The captain notified Vacuum Oil by cable of the seizure, but no reason from the British government has been provided.
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Associated Press
London
Alexandria
Egypt
Lloyds
New York
Malta Bay
The
Vacuum Oil Company
Veterans Entertained By Commander Gorman
Members of Captain Howard L. Calder Post VFW along with families were guests of commander J. H. Gorman at Rutherford Inn Rutherford Heights last evening. Mrs. J. Weidmeyer former National Ladies Auxiliary president gave the address. Mrs. David Bender and Miss Kate Keller of the G A R Ladies Aid also spoke. Refreshments were served to the assembled guests.
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Howard L. Calder
J. H. Gorman
Rutherford Inn
Rutherford Heights
J. K. Reist
R. A. Fulton
BE. W. Riley
J. H. Garland
H. L. McLaughlin
J. Weidmeyer
D. Bender
Kate Keller
W.P. Fishell
C. H. Hall
Annie Keller
Industrial Board Grants Temporary Modifications For Hotels and Orphans Homes
The State Industrial Board issued temporary orders affecting women's employment rules for hotels cigar stands and orphanages to allow group applications to set general rules. Proposals covered day of rest hours and lone elevator telephone exchanges with night hours. Orders apply to Conneaut Lake Hotel Commonwealth Hotel cigar stand Harrisburg and Protestant Orphans Home Pittsburgh. Orders run until September 30 to finalize broad rulings. Key figures include Senator J H Thompson Beaver Falls W N Wilson Harrisburg Eric G A Carl Harrisburg and By D Shade Johnstown plus Independent Telephone groups. A further board meeting is planned.
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Wes Cae
Conneaut Lake
Commonwealth Hotel
Harrisburg
Profestant Orphans’ Home
Pittsburgh
J. H. Thompson
Beaver Falls
W. N. Wilson
Independent Telephone Company
Eric
G. A. Carl
Eastern Pennsylvania Independent Telephone Association
By. D. Shade
Johnstown
Western Independent Telephone Organization
Tate
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Owimiming
Interna
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Kritchell
Schultz
Haley
Richter
Howley
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Kelley
the Doctor
Havana
John C. Herman & Co
Frank
Union Trust Building
Penna
Wiltse
Telegraph
George Wiltse
New York Nationals
Barrow
Joe Yeager
Mullen
Jimmy Mullen
Bill Coughlin
Mulen
Arrow Soft Collars
Madras
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc
Keystone Iron & Metal Co
Broad Street
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Broad and Currant Aves
Automobile Steel
Bell
A. Katzman
Media Lands
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Buckley and Milburn
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