Baseball Leaders Share Top Averages Across Leagues
The June standings show C Walker of St Louis and T Cobb of Detroit tied for American League batting at .349. Leaders across other leagues include Robertson New York at .405, Carr Indianapolis at .459, and McAllister Rochester at .500 in ten games.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
C. Walker
St. Louis
T. Cobb
Detroit
Vitt
Baker
Philadelphia
Crawford
Jackson
Cleveland
E. Walker
Coveleskie
Shotton
Lelvelt
Maisel
New York
Hall
Plank
Leonard
Boston
Robertson
C. Miller
Hummel
Brooklyn
Steele
Dalton
Elberfeld
Byrne
Grant
G. Burns
Daubert
Herzog
Mathewson
Pfeffer
Doak
Charlie Carr
Americanssociation
Indianapolis
Carr
Titus
Kansas City
McAllister
Rochester
Mays
Providence
Cockill Leads Harrisburg Ponies Toward Pennant
Commander in Chief George Cockill, a Connie Mack style leader, has built Harrisburg into a cohesive squad nicknamed the Ponies. In his third season, he fields a young team with no player over thirty, aims to reclaim the pennant, and boasts strong batting and fielding marks as Harrisburg climbs to the top by July 4.
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Island Park
George Cockill
George
Harrisburg
Cockill
Senators
Connie Mack
Kutztown Normal School
Williamsport
Bucknell University
Billtown
Montreal
Internationals
Philadelphia
Reading
Bill Coughlin
Bucknell Star
Harrisburghup
Ponies
Reading Tops Wilmington In Tri State League Clash
Reading jumped to first place by beating Wilmington 4 to 1 as Jarman and Weitzel spearheaded a multi hit attack while Clunn Boelzle yielded the win for Reading.
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Reading
Wilmington
Del
Jake” Weitzel
Jarman
R.H.E. Reading
Clunn and
Boelzle
Jarman Faye
Trenton
Harrisburg
York
Allentown
Harrisburg at the Bat in Narrow Trenton Loss
Harrisburg failed to win as key at bats produced a mix of singles, outs, and double play. Players Keyes, Crist, Cockill, Miller, Cruikshank, Whalen, McCarthy, Emerson, and Adams contributed various hits and outs in a tight game against Trenton with multiple defensive plays and sacrifices.
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Harrisburg
Trenton
Keyes
Crist
Cockill
Miller
Cruikshank
Whalen
M'Carthy
Emerson
Adams
Yale
Oscillating Fans Stream Cool Air at Dauphin Elec
Local page ad notes hot days call for Dauphin Electrical Supplies fans to cool corners, with address 434 Market street. Also promotes Pennsylvania Investment Co. loan services at 132 Walnut street and Court Dairy Lunch hot-weather noonday meals at Court and Strawberry streets run by John H. Menger.
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Dauphin Electrical Supplies Co
Market Street
Pennsylvania Investment Co
Walnut Street
Court Dairy Lunch
John H. Menger
Court and
Strawberry Streets
Johnson Faces Moran In Anticipated Twenty Round Clash
Paris June 27 Jack Johnson the world heavyweight champion and Frank Moran of Pittsburgh prepare for a twenty round title fight at the Velodrome d Hiver. Both fighters say they are physically fit and confident of victory Moran had light work and a physician’s review called him in prime condition. Johnson, training at Asnieres, today holds a slight betting edge at 1 to 1 favorite as Moran reports ample money.
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Paris
Jack Johnson
Pugilist
Frank Moran
Pittsburgh
Galveston
d’Hiver
Moran
Meriel-on-the-Oise
Johnson
Asnieres
Resolute Dominates In Tenth Trial Race On Long Island Sound
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club spring races on Long Island Sound saw the Resolute finish first with Vanitie second and Defiance third. Corrected times favored the Resolute by 0.50.46 over Vanitie as Vanitie beat Defiance by 46 seconds in corrected time. Meanwhile Middletown routed New Cumberland 13 to 6 in a twilight basketball game with Kid Stricker delivering easy offense.
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Resolute
New York
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Vanitie
Defiance
Middletown
New Cumberland
Kid" Stricker
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday’s Games
Scores from the American League and Federal League show results for yesterday. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 7 to 4 in Brooklyn, and New York beat Boston 10 to 4 in a second game. Chicago swept Cincinnati in two 7 inning games, while Philadelphia defeated Washington 9 to 0 in a forfeited game and 6 to 5 in 10 innings.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Reading
York
Trenton
Wilmington
Allentown
National Leaue
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
La France Shoes Advertised At Deichler’s
An old newspaper clipping markets La France shoes with high oxfords and pumps priced 3.50 to 5 dollars sold only at Deichler’s on Thirteenth and Market. It also touts tire quality with rubber and asbestos materials from local suppliers and notes East End Bank hours from 6 to 8 AM.
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la France
Deichler’s
Thirteenth
Market Streets
Williams Wing Wins for Bengals
Harrisburg fell 6 to 1 as Williams pitched for Trenton, overpowering Harrisburg hitters. Adams struggled, yielding three runs in the third inning while Trenton capitalized on Dayton County miscues and timely hits to build the lead.
Local businesses advertise gifts and services in city ad section
The page features various merchants promoting products and services. Weaver Typewriting at 25 North Third showcases multigraph letters. Marianne Kinder Mi kt at 218 Locust Street offers dolls and toys. Schmidt Florist at 313 Market Street extols fresh blooms. Ida Cranston at 204 Locust Street markets Japan goods. Laundry ad highlights trial orders. Shoe Repair Co. at 317 Strawberry Street offers sole expansion. Potts Drug Store at Third and Herr sells corn remedies.
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Marianne Kinder
Locust Street
Columbia Crew Wins the Big Race at Poughkeepsie
Columbia University eight won the Intercollegiate Rowing Association four mile regatta on the Highland course by a scant length over Pennsylvania with Cornell third. Times show Columbia 19.37 4 5, Pennsylvania 19. wr, Cornell 19.44 1 5. Syracuse Washington and Wisconsin followed.
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Columbia
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Syracuse
Washington
Wisconsin
Cornell Ees
Syracuse Ee
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Columbia University
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Highland Course
Penn
Morningside University
Hudson River
New York City University
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Jerry
Pinkey
Hoban
TY Cobb
Major League
Charley Carr
Oulto
North Third Street
Cigar Mironyk
Buck” Wood
Joe Wood
White Roses
Wertz
R. H. E. Opheters
Wood
Lidgate
Scott
Monroe
R. H. E. Middletown
Sherk and Hippensteel
Stricker
Fry and Kurzenknabe
Harkins
Johnny” Harkins
Scranton
Toronto
George Taylor
Mechanicsburg
George A. Taylor
Hoston
Boslyn
Baltimore
Buffalo
Chicago St. Louis
American League
Philadelphi New York
Federal League
Pittsburg
Sche
Ww. L. PC
San Harrisburg
Trenton York
Incinnati
Louis
Chiles
Pittsburh
Boston Oc
L. P.C. Madelphia
St Louis
Santatos
New York O
Seanaons
Baltimor
Kansan
Phone
Sterling Auto Tire Co
Zarker St
BE. Mather Co
Walnut St
East End Bank
13Th Anda Howard Streets
Cochill
Ginger
Bengals
Mark Adams
Dauphin County
Harrrisburg
Williams
Hammond
Meyer
Poland
Yales
Lee
Short
Rist
Smller
Mourer
Stevie Ede
LD Williams
H. O
E. Keyes
Tae Cruikshank
Ia McCarthy
Oreon Ik Ares
McCarthy
Appelgate
Bill Jones
Weaver Typewriting Company
Japan
Ida Cranston
Schmidt, Florist
Troy
Wither Stone
Goodyear
Shoe Repairing Co
Strawberry Street
Potts’ Drug Store
Third
Herr Streets
Columbia Crew
Frank Zacharias
Atchison, Kansas
United Ice & Coal Co
Foster and Cowden
Chestnut
Steelton, Pa
Plains
Mexican Mounted Polit
Pat
Laos
Auto Polo
Mexican Congress
Bowman & CO
Allison Shoe Repairing Company
É.dhomaka
Tony Disciascio
S. Summit St
Cumberland Valley
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