Hershey A A Juniors Lead League After Opening Week
The Hershey A A Juniors opened with three wins in the Dauphin County American Legion Junior Baseball League, beating Blue Mt Lions 5 1 Hummelstown 7 3 and Catholic War Vets 6 0 to tie for first with Post 1001. John Price and Ken Henry starred in multiple games while Al Henry and Frank Capitani contributed key hits and defense.
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Hershey A. A
Dauphin County American Legion
Blue Mt. Lions
Hummelstown
Catholic War Vets
Post
Bressler
Stadium Field
Wilhelm Youth Center
Middletown
Lower Paxton
Wayne Foust
Lions
Foust
John Price
Barry Daniels
Larry Foust
Ken
Henry
Daniels
Milton Hershey
al Henry
Island Park
CWV
John
Jim Price
Hershey High School
Price Brothers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Norlebco Stadium
Palmyra
IGMA
Lebanon
Frank Capitani
A. A
RBI
Frank Etchberger
Bob D’agostino
Elizabethtown High School
John Windish
Walt Crews
D’agostino
Millards
Quarrymen
Jonestown
Washington Fire Company
Ring Found At Milton Hershey School Belongs To E W B
A Milton Hershey School class ring engraved H I S 1943 with initials E W B was found Monday by Allen H. Warner at 460 Park Avenue. Owners may contact Warner at KE 3-7728.
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Milton Hershey
H.I.S
E.W.B
Allen H. Warner
Park Avenue
Warner
Tranquil Scene Guests Veterans at Local Trout Spot
War veteran patients from Lebanon Veterans Administration Hospital fish at a pond set aside by Hershey Farms southeast of Hershey with coaching and meals provided by the Lebanon County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs. Federation clubs rotate sponsoring trips including Millcreek Rod and Gun Schaefferstown and others in the region.
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Lebanon Veterans Administration Hospital
Hershey Farms
Hershey
Lebanon County Federation of Sportsmen
Millcreek Rod and Gun Club
Newmanstown
Heidelberg Rod and Gun Club
Schaefferstown
Myerstown Sportsmen’s Association
Izaak Walton League
Quittaphilia Rod and Gun Club
Annville
Jonestown Fish and Game Protective Association
Lebanon
Sweet Arrow Rod
Lickdale
Lawn Rod
Gertrude’s Rod
Pleasant Hill
Gumpher Named Alumnus Of Year For Banking Study
Joseph 5 Gumpher is honored as Alumnus Of Year after completing advanced study in banking and finance for executives. His thesis circulated to major financial libraries. he served in Navy Combat Intelligence and worked briefly at the Federal Reserve Bank in Philadelphia. He and his wife Mary Scott and daughter Susan live on East Chocolate Avenue. he is treasurer of the Derry Township Welfare Board.
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Bank and Trust
Navy
Federal Reserve Bank
Philadelphia
Gumpher
East Chocolate Avenue
Mary Scott
Hershey Junior College
Susan
Fred Pellegrini
Armeno Pellegrini
West
Caracas Avenue
University of Miami
Florida
Pellegrini
Kappa Sigma
Decrease in Electric Rates Cited by Company
The Electric Company announced rate reductions due to higher operating efficiency and increased customer usage. The cuts are expected to benefit both residential and commercial customers as usage grows.
Penna. Open set with 150 players June 17
The forty first Pennsylvania Open in Mon day June 17 will feature top Pennsylvania professionals and leading amateurs in a 150 player field. The event uses two 18 hole rounds on two courses with total prize money of 3000 dollars and 1000 to the winner. Jay Weitzel, new Hershey club pro and sentimental favorite, debuts as his late brother Johnny won the title the prior two seasons.
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Pennsylvania
Jay Weitzel
Hershey
Johnny
Literary Artisan 1957 Volume At Hershey Junior College
The 1957 Literary Artisan anthology from Hershey Junior College, a premier student writings collection, is slated for June distribution. Editorial board members include David Small Marjorie Hershey Jeanine Sanders and William Abbott under Prof Norman Vanderwall supervision.
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Hershey Junior College
Literary Artisan
Norman Vanderwall
David Small
Marjorie Hershey
Jeanine Sanders
William Abott
Clinic To Open For Young Golfers
Hershey pro Jay Weitzel announces a free golf clinic for youths nine to seventeen at Hershey Country Club starting June 14. The program runs twelve weeks with intra clinic tournaments and championships on the Juvenile Golf Course, plus a June schedule of registration lessons and events.
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Jay Weitzel
Hershey
Weitzel
Johnny
Hershey Country Club
Hershey Community Club
VEW Chief Elected to District Post
Clarence E. Jefferies, commander of Hershey Memorial Post 3502, VFW, was elected quartermaster of the VFW's 18th District in the Department of Pennsylvania. The post adopted a resolution opposing sending William C. Girard to a Japanese court and urged U S custody. The post donated $25 to buy jackets for Hershey High School’s championship baseball team.
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Clarence E. Jefferies
Hershey Memorial
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Department of Pennsylvania
U. S S. Army
William C. Girard
Girard
Hershey High
Hershey Bears Add Three Veteran Players in Draft
The Hershey Bears paid $22,500 at a Montreal draft meeting for three experienced hockey players. Top ed acquire Bobby Perreault, 26, a goaltender whose play drove the Rochester Americans to Calder Cup finals. Also joining are Leonard Haley, 26, right wing, and Howard Yanosik, defenseman, both from Brandon Club.
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Hershey Bears
Montreal
Canada
Bobby Perreault
Rochester Americans
Bears
Leonard Haley
Howard Yanosik
Brandon
Hershey Community Club Tennis Team Wins 3rd Straight
The Hershey Community Club tennis squad defeated Oakmont Tennis Club of Allentown 9-0 for its third straight win this season. They hold a ten game streak and lead the Lehigh Valley loop as defending champions while facing Easton Tennis Club next.
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Community Club
Hershey Community Club
Oakmont
Allentown
Hershey Courts
Lehigh Valley
Hershey
Reading Monarchs
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Joseph
Derry Township Welfare Board
VEW
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