Motive Power Tops Commonwealth Travelers in West End Game
Nearly a thousand spectators watched Motive Power beat Commonwealth Travelers 8 to 4 at West End grounds. Garverich sparked the win with a three bagger driving in three runs as Hart faltered for Commonwealth and Bamford closed the mound in relief.
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Naudain Manager Blasts Swatara in League Exit
Frank J. Stile Naudain manager accuses Swatara of wrangling and fights that led Naudain to quit the league. He notes Swatara lost 4-3 in the first game and Naudain won 16-10 in the rematch with Sherer pitching for Naudain. He cites crowd outrage and a near brawl after a Swatara callout.
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City Junior League sees postponement and lineup churn
Rain postponed last night’s St Marys versus East End clash as Swatara prepares for a first game against St Marys Juniors of Steelton. Swatara boosts a fast lineup with new players and Hildebrand to pitch, while Peerless exits and Liberty A C. may enter.
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Bell
Shearer
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Baseball results from the National and American Leagues
Yesterday's National League results saw Boston past Philadelphia 6 to 4 in the first game and Philadelphia winning 5 to 3 in the second. In the American League New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3, and Washington beat Boston 8 to 0 in the first game. A second Washington loss left Boston 1 at 0 in that matchup. Detours due to rain affected Detroit at St. Louis with Chicago routs Cleveland 7 to 1.
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First Dauphin Perry Records Show Mattis Leading Hitts
The first official batting averages of the Dauphin Perry Baseball League show 20 of 55 players at .300 or better. Millersburg shortstop Mattis leads with .500 after six games and 16 at bats. Joe Lightner of Marysville hits .583 in three games. Bob Bowman has 9 hits in 14 chances.
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Bob" Bowman
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Three Officials to Rule Dempsey Willard Show
Toledo dispatches confirm three officials will handle the Dempsey Willard bout with two judges and a referee. Names rumored: Jack Welsh Bill Brown and Ollie Pecord. Pecord may referee as Brown and Welsh act as judges. Dempsey buildup and wagering activity noted in Toledo.
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New York
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D. G. Christie
Chicago
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Jack Malone
de Forest
Wilard
Walter Monahan
Stunt Day Ball Game On Island Featured Match
In conjunction with Stunt Day exercises by the Dolphin Club a 3:30 P M ball game will be played on the Island between the Keystone Giants and the Teddy Bears of Washington D C The Washington club is en route to the West hoping to conquer Rube Foster s American Giants of Chicago
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Princeton Golfers Capture Intercollegiate Title by 31 Strokes
Princeton won the intercollegiate golf team championship by 31 strokes at Merion East, finishing 1255 for four rounds. Yale edged Harvard for second by one stroke. Penn fourth, Columbia fifth, Williams sixth. Individual honors went to A L Walker Jr of Columbia with 320 and T B Davis of Yale with 323. Sidney Scott of Yale tied for second with 332.
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Allison Hill All-Stars to Meet Klein Team Tonight in Biased Battle
Allison Hill All-Stars host Klein Chocolate Company's champions in a night game at Allison Hill field on Seventeenth and Chestnut streets. Major Breckenridge backs the event with players from St Mary's Rosewood Galahads and Reading, plus a mound work by Mellinger. Proceeds fund new stands as the field nears permanent lease. traffic will be roped off 6.15 to 8.30.
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Wilkes- Barre
Willard Reveals Condition in His Own Story
In a Philadelphia Press exclusive, Jess Willard details his health status and personal outlook. The heavyweight champion discusses past injuries and current form in a first person account.
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