Fred Plum Dominates First Day in Harrisburg Shooting Meet
Fred Plum of Atlantic City captures high honors in the two day interState register shoot at Harrisburg, breaking 194 of 200 as 50 shooters compete. E L Bartlett and G M Howell tie for runner up with 192, while John Phillip Sousa scores 173.
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Cobb and Jackson Lead in AL Batting Race
Cobb and Jackson gain on Speaker in the American League batting race with Speaker at .369, Jackson .354, and Cobb .348 through Wednesday. Daubert leads the National League with .349, Cubs top club hitters at 258, and several players lead in steals, sacrifice hits, and runs.
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Enola Shop League Game and St. Louis Series Schedule
The report lists Enola shop league games by location with opponents and dates including St. Louis July 3 and June 24, Cincinnati July 9, 13 and 2, Chicago August 17 18 June 27 24, and St. Louis July 16. It also notes the death of Mrs. Frances Garber of Columbia Pa at age 49. A Waynesboro wedding marks the first World War II era bride, Ruth Whitlock, marrying George H. King who leaves for the mobilization camp Mt Gretna. Wrightsville sees Miss Brittie G Smith wed Walter Ellwein with Rev Chestnut officiating.
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Local amateur games highlight noted but season unsettled
Wellys reports fast amateur games on today’s program as local teams New Cumberland Highspire and Middletown gear for a three game series. Harrisburg lags in the New York State League race though pitchers and fielders may change the story. Yale varsity eight sets a new four mile record at a regatta. John Phillip Sousa attends Harrisburg Sportsmen’s Association inter-State contests as a shooter.
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Reds trample Cardinals 15 to 0 in league tilt
Charles Hopkins of Lewisburg signs with manager George Cockill and reports at Syracuse. Other signees report Monday for Tuesday season opener. Rosewood defeats Galahads 7 to 2 as Gardner limits Galahads to one hit in Allison Hill League clash.
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Fables in Slang Moral From a Speedy Son
A quirky tale about a fast living son who loses support from his father and spends his allowance on silk shirts at Wildman’s shop on North Third Street after a costly spree. The shop’s low rents allow cheaper shirts, illustrating the moral that high rents drive prices.
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Bargain Days Set For Postponed Baseball Games National League
President John K. Tener of the National League lists postponed and tie games across multiple cities. Dates cover Boston Brooklyn New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia and Philadelphia with doubleheaders scheduled in July August September at various venues.
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