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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1919

Page

5

Dutch Conner Throws No-Hitter as Reading Tops St Marys 1 0

Reading pitcher Dutch Conner twirled a no hit game against St Marys though the visitors avoided a perfect run by a late inning hit. Shartle Ellenberger Swartz O Connell delivered two base hits for Reading while St Marys left without a hit until the final frame.

W. L Rena Mary’s Reere Ello McGraw Jennings Conner Borhood Base Steeltonians Glunts Shaeffer Yles Bbit Zerance St. Ry’s Shartle Enberger G. Swartz O'Con Seeeene Reading St. Mary's Ellenberger O'Connell Marisco N. Zarance Swartz Bowman Connor Sostar Farina Murphy C. Swartz Dick Nebinger A. C. R. H. Shartle Rf . Beeen Levan Sean Conner Passeese Ellenberger Steeee Tees O'Connell ST. Mary's R Eweee Sostar Tae Saeee Farina Wee N. Zerance Campbell J. Zerance Rf Smith Creer

Hnks Break Records at Pershing Stadium

At Pershing Stadium in France on a sunlit Thursday a record crowd cheered American and Allied athletes. W. Paddock of Pasadena won the 100 m in 10.5 seconds, edging Edward Aschner of Lawrence. Americans dominated many events as France and Belgium faced strong competition.

Hnks Pershing France Thurs Paris Tily Dly Co. W. Paddock Pasadena Cal Negri Italy Zoonens Martin Canada Valio Stickey Tsolai Greece Pareaut Amerian Expeditionary Forces F. Fristensky Czecholovakia Koprice Serbia P. Dona

Japanese Financier Shibusawa Named Arbitrator in Ship Contracts

Baron Eiichi Shibusawa, Japan’s leading financier, appointed arbitrator in U S Japan shipbuilding contracts. The U S Shipping Board contracts in Japan total Thirty steamers and about 123000 tons with payments to Japanese yards near 43000 dollars. Captain Frederick J. Horne previously served as arbitrator for disputes.

U. S Japa Tokio Ei Ichi Shibusawa Japan United States United States Shipping Board Frederick J. Horne Tokio Horne Washington Baron Shibusawa

Wilson's Return to Save Clerks From 'Payless Day'

Treasury officials said President Wilson's return from Paris would prevent disruption of the first government pay day of the new fiscal year on July 15. The new annual appropriation bills cannot take effect until July 1, but officials expect minimal inconvenience.

Washington Treasury Wilson Paris

Joe Tiplitz Seeks Kilbane Title Fight

Joe Tiplitz aims for a featherweight title clash with Johnny Kilbane after moving to Philadelphia. Manager Phil Glassman notes Tiplitz has defeated top contenders including Joey Fox and Dundee and is ready to post a forfeit for a Kilbane bout.

Phil Glassman Joe Tiplitz Motive Power New York Philadelphia Johnny Kilbane Tiplitz England Joey Fox Dave Medar Frankie Clarke Sammy Schiff Frankie Comfrey Packey Hammey Johnny Dundee Shibe Park Kilbane Glassman Jimmy Dunn

Baptists Plan Campaign Against Bolsheviks in U S

The Baptists will launch an educational campaign to Americanize against Bolshevism after completing a 6 million dollar victory fund drive. F W Ayer announced as unofficial spokesman. Dr C A Brooks chairs the Baptist Americanization Committee which published a report on native born Americans lacking American spirit and un Americanized aliens.

U. S New York Baptist Americanization Committee C. A. Brooks

Dauphin-Perry League in Brace of Battles

Favorable weather promises big turnout for two Dauphin-Perry games this afternoon. Millersburg and Marysville, the league leaders, clashed in a heated battle at Seidel Park, while Newport and Duncannon met at Marshall Field in Newport.

Marysville Millersburg Newport Orccene Duncannon Dauphin-Perry Seidel Park Marshall Field

Monster Arena Built by James McLaughlin for Willard Dempsey Fight

In Toledo on June 28 the vast arena costing 150000 dollars nears completion for the July 4 heavyweight title bout between Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey. Built to seat up to 50,000, it features four grand entrances, extensive fencing, barbed wire, and strict ticket controls to prevent crowd surges and ticketless viewing. James McLaughlin of San Francisco is the builder, boasting safety lessons from Reno.

Toledo Jess Willard Jack Dempsey Jack Johnson Jim Jefferies Reno Nev James McLaughlin San Francisco McLaughlin

Willard Dempsey Title Fight Predicted Knockout in Five

Walter Monahan predicts Jess Willard will KO Jack Dempsey within five rounds in the July 4 heavyweight title fight in Toledo. Monahan cites Willard's iron stomach protection and Dempsey's stamina as key factors for a decisive finish. He expects Willard to counter with a solid right uppercut if connected.

Associated Press Toledo Jess Willard Jack Dempsey Walter Monahan Monahan Willard Jack Johnson Havana Dempsey Jess

Will Distribute Land Among Mexican People

Mexico City reports the government will distribute about 300000 hectares valued at 22000000 pesos to the people. Previous concessions to a few individuals are cancelled by the Carranza government. Recipients must cultivate the land. A commission of federal engineers tours states to advise on development.

Mexico City Carranza Commission of Federal Engineers

Vaudeville and Silent Film Week Ends at Multiple Theaters

Major vaudeville acts headline Colonial Victoria Regent and Paxtang listings. Mabel Normand film When Doctors Disagree closes at Colonial. Alice Joyce The Spark Divine at Colonial. Viola Dana Some Bride at Victoria. Harvard Prize Play Common Clay at Victoria starring Fannie Ward. Douglas Fairbanks Knickerbocker Buckaroo at Regent. Lila Lee Puppy Love. Jess Willard Challenge of Chance. Calvert high wire act at Paxtang Park with A Little of This and That vaudeville at Park Theater.

Colonial Theater Mabel Normand Alice Joyce Viola Dana Victoria Theater Today Anita Stewart Earle Williams Tom Mix Annie Ward Regent Douglas Fairbanks Lila Lee Shirley Mason Jess Willard Paxtang Mabel Normanda Stanley Victoria Theater Fannie Ward New York Chicago Orpheum Theater Calvert Paxtang Park Francis Hart Geo. Mullen Park Theater

Tallest Inhabitant of the Herd Named at City Contest

Sondona the giraffe tops a New York schoolboy poll at Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey in Madison Square Garden spring show. Other honors go to Peter the rhinoceros, Cleopatra the hippopotamus and Neptune the sea lion. The giraffe herd, eight animals valued over 100000 dollars, requires six houses and ten keepers in a program of over a thousand specimens. The circus arrives Friday July 4.

New York City New Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Madison Square Garden Soudana Peter Cleopatra Neptune Alice Caliph Sailor Fuzzy-Wuzzy America

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