Hershey High Baseball Opens Delayed By Rain
Local coaches hoped spring scholastic sports would start soon as Hershey High's baseball opener with Lancaster was washed out at Memorial Field. Updates note Steelton, York, Steelton, and Milton Hershey games on the schedule with details on pitchers and scores from recent outings. Former Hershey standout Frank Etchberger named Lebanon Valley College baseball coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey High
Lancaster
Memorial Field
Trojans
Harrisburg
William Penn
Tigers
Milton Hershey
York
Steelton
Lanky
Marlin Biesecker
Les Abel
Lebanon
Stadium Field
John Harris
Spartans
Milton Heranes
Thursay
Frank Etchberger
Lebanon Valley College
Etchberger
Hershey A.A
George (Rinso) Marquette
Hershey A. A
Lancaster Man Named To Position At Hershey
Howard P. Gabriel of Lancaster is appointed general traffic manager of Hershey Chocolate Company effective May 1. A Wilmington native, he has over 20 years at Armstrong Cork Company and since 1945 as division traffic manager. He studied at Franklin and Marshall and Millersville, is married to Dorothy Daller, and will move his family to Hershey at year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. Gabriel
North Broad Street
Lancaster
Hershey Chocolate Company
Wilmington
Del
Armstrong Cork Company
American Society of Traffic and Transportation
Gabriel
Franklin and Marshall College
Millersville State Teachers
Dorothy Daller
Parkesburg
Hershey
Hershey Community Club Sets Summer Plans for 1957
The Hershey Community Club unveils 1957 summer programs for boys girls men and women spanning fishing swimming baseball golf and tennis. Cadets and Juniors will form two four-team intra mural baseball leagues with a fifth and sixth grade league alongside an all star Hershey team joining the Lebanon Valley Original Little League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Hershey Park
Derry Township
Memorial Field
Community CluFb
Don Smit
Smith
Lebanon Valley
Moonglows Featured In Hershey Show Also Stars In 1957 Cast
The Moonglows join headliner Fats Domino in The Biggest Show for 1957 at Hershey Sports Arena on April 26 with LaVern Baker Ann Cole Clyde McPhatter Chuck Berry and Charles Brown. Community Club reports junior Babe Ruth league softball senior league at Memorial Field six thirty p m and a full summer program including Cadet Junior swimming Learn to Swim Tiny Tot and Lifesaving courses plus fishing Junior Golf and tennis teams with multiple fees and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Moonglows
Hershey
Sports Arena
The
Moonglows
Fats Domino
LaVern Baker
Ann Cole
Clyde McPhatter
Chuck Berry
Charles Brown
Palmyra
Campbelltown
Cornwall
Lebanon Valley
Hershey Community Club
Hummelstown
Union Deposit
Memorial Field
Ralph L. Hoar
Red Cross
Community Club
Kathleen Lewis
Miss Lewis
Blood Donors In March At Hershey Firms And Hospital
Donors listed contributed blood in March through the Hershey Chocolate Corporation and Hershey Estates programs and the Hershey Hospital community drive. Named donors include Norman J. Brandt Paul Bushman Clyde Cooper Bruce Fittery Paul Grubb Elmer Hein Robert Heisey Charles Hilton Jacob Howard Ezra Hower Russell Keller Allen Kercher Joseph Lalli Arthur Landis John Leibfried Ruth Leibfried Arthur McCurdy Ralph Falck Ralph Light Jr Warren Mark Mrs June Gibson Edmond Hamilton Wayne Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Chocolate Corporation
Hershey Estates
Hershey Hospital
Arthur A. McCurdy
Ralph D. Falck
Ralph Light Jr
Warren E. Mark
June Gibson
Edmond Hamilton
Wayne Kerr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brent Hancock
al Henry
Steelton Steamrollers
Cottage Hill
Homestead
Itlon Hershey School Alumni Association
Community Building
Henry
Jack Beck
Dan Bonowitz
Harold Balmer
Dino Pellegrini
Ton Bracale
John Whittle
Lebanon City-County
Indiantown Gap
Milards
Jonestown
Myerstown
Richland
Southeastern
Washington Firemen
Cadet Boys
Spring Creek
Hoar
Park
Country Club
Jay Weitzel
Frank Kamus
Hershey High School
John M. “Mac” Richele
Milton Hershey School
John McCool
McCool
Lehigh Valley
Hotel Hershey
Hershey National Bank
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