Shawkey Joins Yankees And Barry Likely To Be Traded
Connie Mack reveals trouble plague the Athletics as Jack Barry, longtime shortstop, is sidelined by injury and may be traded. Bob Shawkey has been claimed by the New York Yankees, leaving Barry’s status and the A’s future uncertain.
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Brooklyn Fans Get Free Admission in Special Day
On June 29 Brooklyn Federal League club held a fans day with free admission and a band from Chicago. Chicago beat Brooklyn 10 to 5 after Brooklyn led early. A Wilson hit a home run in the ninth. The Maclay Street Tigers defeated Ford A. C. 13 to 0 on Monday night.
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Telegraph
New York
Brooklyn
Obert B. Ward
Chicago
A. Wilson
Maclay Street Tigers
Ford A. C
Ord
International Textbook Company Stockholders Face Debt Standstill
At Scranton annual meeting about 150 of 8,000 stockholders learn no dividends expected for years as Scranton bankers take control with a $500,000 loan secured by the company assets. Only $49,000 of the more than $16,000,000 stated assets are cash, prompting management change away from Thomas J Foster, founder.
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Scranton
International Textbook Company
Thomas J Foster
International Correspondence Schools
Foster
Festival at Emory Chapel Raises 38 Dollars
A Saturday evening Methodist Episcopal Sunday school festival at Emory Chapel in Blain Pa. drew a crowd and collected gross receipts of 38 dollars. The event highlighted community activity and church outreach in the town.
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Telegraph Blain
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Emory
Chapel
Most Distinguished of All Fine Arts in Embroidery
The article extols embroidery as a premier art, praising stitch craft to express form and color. It notes historical vividness, modern wearability, and suggests readers obtain The World Famous Embroidery Outfit with patterns, hoops, needles, and instructions via a coupon plan.
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Rome
Fell From Roof In Duncannon Injury
William Potter of North High street slipped while roofing for Harry Sommers on Ann street, fell to the ground and sustained a badly bruised arm and a small bone broken in his foot.
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Duncannon
William Potter
North High Street
Harry Sommers
Ann Street
Home from Hospital in Penn Township
Joseph French, operated on for appendicitis at Harrisburg hospital, was brought home to Penn township yesterday and is getting along nicely.
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Joseph French
Harrisburg Hospital
Penn Township
Baseball summary of past results and today’s fixtures
National League Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 4 0. New York beat Boston 3 2 in 11 innings and 5 3 in game two. Cincinnati edged Chicago 3 2. St Louis defeated Pittsburgh. Washington beat Philadelphia 2 0 and New York toppled Boston 3 2. Boston 6 New York 3 in game two. Detroit beat Cleveland 6 3. Chicago 4 St Louis 2. Federal League Chicago 10 Brooklyn 5 and Pittsburgh 8 Brooklyn here Buffalo 5 St Louis 7 Baltimore 6. International Newark 5 Richmond 4 ten innings. Buffalo 11 Rochester 7. Toronto 9 Montreal 2. Jersey City 6 Richmond 2. Today Brooklyn at Philadelphia and Chicago at Cincinnati lead list of matches.
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Gala Edges Hick-a-Thrifts 4 3 In Allison Hill Series
In the Allison Hill series the Gala defeated the Hick-a-Thrifts 4 to 3 last evening. Camp Hill high closed the season with a 114 to 77 win. Hershey Woodmen beat the Annville nine 7 to 1. Camp Hill high toppled the Bob Whites 7 to 5. In the Pennsylvania Steel company league the machine shop team won 10 to 2 over the Time department.
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Hershey Woodmen
Annville
Camp Hill High
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Pennsylvania Steel Company
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Time Department
Cornell's Clean-Up to Courtney Victory
Cornell varsity and junior varsity crews won thrilling victories at Poughkeepsie on June 29 as Courtney’s freshman eight lost to Syracuse. Stanford upset expectations by finishing second to Syracuse and Cornell in the varsity race, with Stanford making a late surge after three miles to claim the runner-up spot.
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Cornell
Courtney
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Leland Stanford University
Pacific Coast
Columbia
Vivian Nickall
Stanford
Cornell University
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Penn Weight Star Whitney to Coach Penn State Football
Dartmouth shot put champion Larry A. Whitney has signed to coach the Penn State football team next year. He turned pro under Amateur Athletic Union rules and cannot compete in Panama Pacific championships. Whitney qualified for eastern tryouts in Boston but was not chosen for the coast trip.
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Larry A. Whitney
Dartmouth
Franklin Field
Penn State
Whitney
Amateur Athletic Union
Boston
Belmont A C to Play July 3 and 5 In Local Games
Belmont A C. announced by manager William R. Danner will seek rival teams for two open games on Saturday and Monday afternoons July 3 and 5. Contact Danner at 1851 North Street or call Bell 2874 to arrange a match in the Belmonts’ bid for productive fall baseball in local amateur circles.
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William R. Danner
County Register
R. C. Danner
Belmont
Belmonts
Mr. Danner
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Bell
Harrisburg Eyes International League Move and Friday Parade
Harrisburg officials prepare a big parade if the Newark transfer to the International League is approved. William R. Douglass may travel to New York as the session convenes at 11 with Newark’s move set for about noon. Jersey City could be the opening attraction with games planned for Friday Saturday and Monday July 5.
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