Mack Denies Selling Athletics Plans to Syndicate
Philadelphia June 380 Persistent rumors claim Connie Mack offered Athletcs stock to a syndicate with American League approval. Mack denies sale and refused to confirm or deny trades, insisting he stays to win. He also states he will not reveal or discuss rumors about Jack Barry.
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Connie Mack
Athletics
Ban Johnson
American League
Mackmen
Mack
Frice
Jack Barry
Federal League A All Right
Representatives from all clubs in the Federal League met in New York and pledged the league is not in financial trouble. President Gilmore said the league is in strong shape and its future is assured by the finance committee which would cover any individual club losses.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal League
Gilmore
Eagle A. C
Reading
Albion
Motive Power
Pennsylvania Railroad
Imeknow
Island Park
James A. Gilmore
Red” Pendergast
Pennsylvania Railroad Motive Power
Harrisburg
Samuel B. Curran
Camp Hill
Telephone B
S. Department
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Couple Walked 24500 Miles For Health Then Homeward
In Pleasantville New Jersey Mr and Mrs D H Woolf nearing end of five year walking trek totaling about 24500 miles They paused for dinner and to plan the final leg home to Kansas City Woolf a consumptive sought travel treatment as a cure and health measure
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Pleasantville
N. J
D. H. Woolf
Kansas City
Woolf
Stanford Trains in Mud Water Facilities Are Bad
Stanford trains in mud at home with a muddy slough eight miles from campus as Behrens explains the junior eight under coach Guerena shows little form. The crew’s environment and limited practice contribute to a lackluster water performance noted after a Poughkeepsie regatta. Kansas City notes two former Philadelphia National players released for salary dispute after refusing cuts.
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Stanford
San Francisco
Cal
Leland Stanford University
Poughkeepsie
E. C. Behrens
Behrens
Frank Guerena
Guerena
Kansas City
John Titus
Philadelphia National
George
St. Paul
Tri-State
Youngest Stanford rowing coach leads at Poughkeepsie regatta
Frank Guerna, 26, Stanford varsity coach, arrives with the petite team for the intercollegiate regatta on June 28. He cites their Pacific coast triumph over Washington and California in the triangular regatta as proof of ability. Guerna fears a southern victory is unlikely but expects a strong Stanford showing.
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Leland Stanford University
Poughkeepsie
Frank Guerna
Stanford
Guerna
University of Washington
University of California
New Lucknow League Forms Amid Baseball Excitement
Three Lucknow leagues battle for honors as noon games decide champions. New Lucknow League names managers led by G W Woodward, C B Zimmerman, J E Blosser, and Philip E Zorger with umpires E S Esenwine and G W Spangler. Awards await after season concludes. plus local games and obituaries in Harrisburg area.
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Lucknow Shop League
Enola Shop League
Enola Enginehouse League
Lucknow
G. W. Woodward
C. B. Zimmerman
Mill
J. E. Blosser
Philip E. Zorger
Esenwine
G. W. Spangler
Hiram McGowan Simmers
Charles Scuttler
Baseball Scores and Schedule Roundup From The Leagues
Major and minor league scores recap with National and American League results led by Philadelphia over Brooklyn and New York over Boston. International League reports include Newark Richmond Rochester and Buffalo games. Providence Jersey City game moved to a later date. Trade talk notes Giants catcher Meyers and Brainard for Wingo rejected by Charles Herzog of the local National League club.
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Chicago
Detroit-Cleveland
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International League
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Heckinger
O’brien
Schaufele
Ohio
Charles Herzog
Meyers
Brainard
Giants
Ivy Wingo
Herzog
Chicago Wee Ees
Brooklyn Eee
Baltimore Ee
Providence Ee
Buffalo Oea
Central Pennsylvania News Items of Interest
Mauch Chunk reports 783 children of school age. Fehrighton supervisor injured falling from scaffold at post office. Bethlehem sees Morris Snyder Jr. injured at Saylors Lake chutes. Mt Penn man Albert Deeds in danger after beating by two robbers near Leinbach's Hill. Reading finds John B. Weller dead at Landis' Store residence. Shenandoah child Ruth Edmundson, 6, set fire to clothes. Memorial Day saw son Joseph, 10, killed by a pole swing. Sunbury marks 50th wedding anniversary of Captain and Mrs. Thurston. Reading man Owen Wesley, 50, dies after skull fracture from mule-spooked hay wagon. Penn Haven flagman Charles Dricer seriously injured by a poker from a CNJ engine. Spring Grove man Clair Tate finds 106 eggs in one hen nest.
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Mauch Chunk
Fehrighton
George Esch
Bethlehem
Morris Snyder, Jr
Saylors Lake
Eading
Albert Deeds
Mt. Penn
Leinbach’s Hill
Reading
John B. Weller
Landis’ Store
Shenandoah
Ruth Edmundson
Lola
Joseph Edmundson
Edmundson
Joseph
Sunbury
William H. Thurston
Thurston
Owen Wesley
Penn Haven
Charles Dricer
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Hazleton Hospital
Spring Grove
Clair Tate
Laverty Hurt In Gasoline Explosion At Clarion Iowa
Friends of Jack Laverty Jr of this city were informed he sustained severe burns to both hands in a gasoline explosion recently at Clarion Iowa. Laverty and Lee Harren of Enola work for the Chicago and Great Western Railroad.
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Jack Laverty, Jr
Clarion
Iowa
Laverty
Lee Harren
Enola
Chicago and Great Western Railroad
Harrisburg Evangelistic Chorus Gives Outdoor Concert
An outdoor concert at Reservoir Park featured 850 singers and a 25 piece orchestra. Under Prof. Charles F. Clippinger the Harrisburg Evangelistic Chorus performed twelve selections with eight encores. Plans are underway for a July 9 picnic at Paxtang Park.
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Harrisburg Evangelistic Chorus
Reservoir Park
Charles F. Clippinger
Paxtang Park
Palm grafts from breast in infant skin graft trial
Altoona June 30. Thomas Vaughn, 16 month old, suffered severe right hand burns when his clothing ignited on a kitchen range five months ago. Doctors grafted skin by sewing the child's hand to his breast to grow new palm skin. The hand remains attached for about a week before separation.
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Altoona
Thomas
Thomas Vaughn
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