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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1914

Page

8

Harrisburg Aims For First With Reading Week Start

Harrisburg trails Reading by ground to first place as George Cockill leads a pivotal week. A win over Trenton on Saturday, 2 to 1, with John Fox driving in the decisive run, gives Harrisburg hope. Next, Wilmington visits Island Park as Harrisburg seeks two wins to reclaim the top spot.

Ump George Cockill Reading Harrisburg Wilmington Island Park Jimmy Jackson Trenton John Fox Bengals Meehan Fox W. Pavord E. Longenecker H. A. Shreiner H. S. Miller R. McCreable W. Morse A. M. Sides S. B. Nissley T. Devine, Jr H. D. Gilbert H. C. Miller C. Lusher H. W. Peny C. H. Hunter K. FB. Richards R. W. Hoorhead W. W. Smith D. J. Fager, Jr H. L. Horford Kelley Springer C. L. Keister Carl Keiski Laurie Hunter Moorhead Fager Vint Nell Peenne Richards Smith Horford

Local service ads highlight shoe repair and home goods

Shoe repair offers Goodyear sole replacement and comfort, with quick service. Furniture painters advertise interior exterior painting since 1881, citing notable buildings. Electric fans promise cooling breeze. Paints touted as money savers for homes, barns, and wagons. Soda fountain at Gross’ Drug Store promotes thirst quenchers and sanitary cups.

Market Square Gross’ Drug Store Market Street

Cruikshank Shines as Harrisburg Boosts Team Speed

Frank P. Cruikshank, Harrisburg outfielder and Bucknell football star, draws major league scout attention. The 22 year old from West Somerville, Mass. has a .250 batting mark in 16 games with 64 at bats and 20 hits while delivering fast, reliable outfield play and timely hits for Harrisburg. He plans to return to Bucknell for another season after the current year.

Ump Frank P. Cruikshank Cochill Ty Cobb Cruikshank Harrisburg New Jersey Philadelphia Zeke Wrigley George M. Graham George Cockill Bunch West Somerville Mass Massachusetts Frank Cruikshank Pennsylvania Hank Ramsey Altoona Reading Bucknell University Bucknell Cockill

Harrisburgs Schedule For Upcoming Six Days

Harrisburg lists a six day schedule with Reading games at Reading on Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday feature Wilmington at Island Park. Friday hosts York at Island Park. Saturday morning features York at York, followed by York at Island Park Saturday afternoon.

Reading Wilmington Island Park York

First Whitewash Keeps Keeners From Scoring

Keener A. C. of Harrisburg shutout 4 to 0 by Orth on Saturday in a drizzle. Miller pitched well for Mechanicshburg but received little support as B Squires was the only Keener to reach third. Keener’s record for the season stands at eight wins and four losses.

Mechanicsburg Orth Keener A. C Harrisburg Keener’s Miller B. Squires

Harrisburg Buys Whalen from Milwaukee

Fenton Whalen the popular shortstop on Cockill's crew becomes Harrisburg property after a Saturday deal with Milwaukee of the American Association. Whalen came from Wilkes-Barre and Harrisburg acted while their current shortstop is strong. Negotiations are under way for two additional players.

Fenton Whalen Cockill Harrisburg Milwaukee American Association Whalen Wilkes-Barre Barons

Johnson to Play Othello on the American Stage

Jack Johnson, famed boxing champion, signs to star in Othello across the United States with Sam McKie at Brighton Beach Music Hall. He will tour weekly as lead, despite facing possible five-year federal detention on arrival in America.

Paris Jack Johnson Frank Moran Johnson America Sam McKie Brighton Beach Music Hall United States Harry Lauder

Important Battles Fought by Johnson

Chronology lists Johnsons bouts with opponents and places from 1901 to 1912. Entries include Joe Choynski in Galveston 1901, Marvin Hart in San Francisco 1905, Sam Langford in Chelsea 1906, Bill Lang in Melbourne 1907, Bob Fitzsimmons in Philadelphia 1907, Jim Flynn in San Francisco 1907, Tommy Burns in Sydney 1908, Stanley Ketchel in Colma 1909, Jim Jeffries in Reno 1910, Jim Flynn in Las Vegas 1912, with one note of stopping by police.

Joe Choynski Galveston Marvin Hart San Fran Sam Langford Chelsea Bill Lang Melbourne Bob Fitzsimmons Phila Jim Flynn Tommy Burns Sydney Stanley Ketchel Colma Jim Jeffries Reno Las Vegas

Sunday Baseball Scores Across Leagues

Results from Tri State, National and Federal leagues show Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 6 and 1 0 in Sunday games. St Louis 6 Chicago 0 and 8 5 in two games. Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 2 and 10 4. Other noted scores include Boston 4 New York 2 and Detroit 2 Chicago 0. American League totals Philadelphia 4 Washington 2 and Cleveland 16 St Louis 4 with St Louis 4 Cleveland 3 in a called fifth.

Harrisburg Reading York Trenton Wilmington Allentown Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn New York Pittsburgh St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago Cleveland Detroit Klgn Baltimore Buffalo Kansas City Indianapolis Washington Pittsburch Cra City Stuis Pa P.C. Wilmington Eee Cooes Allentown Oe P.c. New York Seeee BF Chicago Ee St. Louis Pittsburgh I. P.C. Philadelpe A St. Louis Tees New York Eee Federal League L. P.c Chicago Baltimore

Wormleysburg Crushes Inner Seal A C in Slim 36 to 10

Wormleysburg A C defeated Inner Seal A C of Harrisburg 36 to 10 on Saturday. Knight, P Miller and Mumma starred with Griffan’s fielding. Wormleysburg seeks two away games on July 4 and lists Linwood Wanbaugh as manager and Bell phone 3066L for contacts.

Wormleysburg A. C Inner Seal A. C Harrisburg Knight P. Miller Mumma Griffan Linwood W. Wanbaugh Wormleysburg Bell

Cleckner High Wins Shot in Stevens Watch Fob Trophy

Cleckner of the Harrisburg Sports men's Association led the field in the third Stevens watch fob trophy shoot held Saturday with a 51. The published scores and handicaps follow.

Cleckner Harrisburg Sportsmen's Association

Jick Johnson 15 Still Champion After Moran Fight

Ump Jack Johnson defended his world title in Paris after a twenty round battle with Frank Moran of Pittsburgh. Johnson won on points with Moran earning praise for stamina and grit. Moran blamed a foul nose blow in round ten. Johnson plans a mid October fight with Sam Langford worth 30000 plus 60 percent of moving picture receipts. In Pennsylvania news Wertz wins for New Cumberland in a 2 1 victory over Middletown as Highspire tops Steelton 7 to 4.

Ump Jack Johnson Paris Frank Moran Pittsburgh Johnson Moran France Jim Flynn Sam Langford Langford London

Elizabethville Plans Grand Independence Day Celebration

Elizabethville Pa June 29. The Harrisburg Telegraph baseball team will headline a daylong Independence Day celebration next Saturday with morning and afternoon games and a grand fireworks display in the evening. Committee chair James Lentz and members Dr W S Stevenson Bryant Stroup Ray Buffington and Francis Lenker organized two weeks of events. The Elizabethtown team defeated Dauphin A C 10 to 0 last Saturday led by Salada on the mound who struck out 15 and drew several offers to join higher competition.

Elizabethville Harrisburg Telegraph James Lentz Lutz W. S. Stevenson Bryant Stroup Ray Buffington Francis Lenker Elizabethtown T Dauphin A. C Salada Jack of Elizabethville Fey Ayd P. Stroup Buffington Wise U R. Buffington Dauphin R. H. O Fox Hoover Fae McGruder Mk Eeu Rahk Lyter Bebe Rhoads Welker Gilday Maio Dauphin

Country Club Golfers Triumph in Lancaster Harrisburg Match

The Country Club of Lancaster defeated the Country Club of Harrisburg 9 to 7 in a league match at Lucknow links. Close scores marked the event with several 19 hole finishes. Next up Harrisburg hosts York on July 25, and York visits Harrisburg July 11, while Harrisburg plays Lancaster August 8.

Country Club of Lancaster Lancasterians Harrisburg York Wickersham Bent Lancaster—Locher Hiemenz Herr Franklin Brown, Jr Baer Maxwell Brown, Sr Lant Carpenter Smith Cummings Hitchborn Straub Brown Payne R. McCreath Sides Wright Ely Evans Maguire Todd Dull Coldsborough Boyd Herman Hosford Hamilton

Pavord Wins Two in Golf Tournament in Halifax

Pavord dominates in Halifax and memories of strong scores mark the city golf event. He defeats Longenecker 2 up and Schreiner 1 up in a fast Reservoir links round, with multiple early rounds and matches interwoven across divisions.

Pavord Longenecker H. Schreiner Reservoir Links

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