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Newspaper
Hershey News
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1957
Page
4
Hershey High travels to York to meet the Bearcats after a 20 18 loss to John Harris and a 6 4 edge over Palmyra. Milton Hershey's Spartans must contain Harris threats and adjust after a missed PAT margin and key injuries.
Governor George M. Leader designates the first week of October as Newspaper Week to recognize the press and its role in safeguarding liberty. He praises journalists and workers in the industry and notes October 5 as Newspaperboy Day for special recognition.
Hershey Bears coach Frank Mathers reports strong camp morale as 23 players vie for opening duties in Cleveland on October 9. Veterans Al Dewsbury and Arnie Kullman anchor the defense and forward unit, with rookies Bobby Perreault Len Haley and Howie Yanosik among the draftees drawing steady praise.
The guide describes two leaf compost methods with layered leaves and soil or mixed leaves with soil. It notes optional additives like superphosphate or limestone, advises a two year aging for top dressing, or one year if shredded, and explains leaf drop returns nutrients to soil.
Hershey High Trojans defeated Palmyra High 21 to 0 before 7 500 fans at the Stadium. Jim Bott scored on a first quarter reverse around end, Jim Rippon sprinted 56 yards for a second TD in the second quarter, and Seavers to Daniels produced the final score with an extra point by Jim Price.
Howard H. Baum becomes assistant business division manager at Milton Hershey School replacing Dearden who leaves to join Hershey Chocolate Corporation Sales Department. Dearden, a 1944 Albright graduate and Navy veteran, has served the school since 1953. Baum, a Hershey High School graduate and former Hershey Park supervisor, brings 12 years at Park Arena and 3.5 years air force service to the post.
Frank Capitani Gettysburg College senior and Hershey native, famed for 125 rushing yards in 14 carries and three touchdowns in the 1955 Chocolate Bowl, returns to Hershey Stadium to lead Gettysburg against Bucknell in the tenth annual game. He has starred since freshman year and earned AP All State honors last season.
Americans of Scottish heritage anticipate a grand show at Hershey Sports Arena with the Massed Pipers of the Black Watch Royal Highland Regiment the Black Watch Regimental Band and Highland Dancers on Thursday October 3. The article notes bagpipes dates to ancient Babylon and explains the craft of pipe making with costs from 40 to 200 dollars for fine sets, using ebony drones and ivory fittings.
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