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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
13
Week by week the Hershey Y MG baseball team posts bating and fielding averages for players and interested readers. The note explains the purpose as a service to players.
Hershey Y M C A aims for victory by avoiding defeat again in a return match with Steelton Y M C A next Saturday August 6 at 2 30 p m on the new diamond south of the boating pond bridge Karg and Garman will be the local battery and the team behind them is strengthened. A full schedule follows with August 13 at Steelton August 20 here August 27 here and September 3 here.
A fragmented mash of aphorisms about honesty, novelty in jokes, and persistence in business. It notes that old jokes lose impact and that merchants must continually try, warning against imitators and transoms in commerce.
Hershey defeated Reading's PD. & R.Y.M.C. A. 8 to 2 on a windy afternoon. Hinkle pitched seven innings, allowed three hits, with Karg finishing. Hall doubled, Brehm tripled, Hinkle homered, and the locals built a quick lead.
Campbelltown residents hosted guests from Harrisburg Jonestown New York and Illinois with gatherings at the Walters and Weltmer households. A picnic grove key was found and turned in. A buggy overturn near the picnic left Harry Gruber and companion unharmed though their rig was wrecked. Herman Baker died of blood poisoning at Lawn aged about 30. Remains to U C cemetery. Sunday School 9 AM Y P S 7 PM consecration led by Miss Bertha Moyer. Kreider reunion at Lititz and Palmyra band music praised. M S Long threshed 1200 bushels of oats for Irwin Herr on the Brunner farm.
A call for continued support from readers to back the team through the remainder of the season urging community patronage and encouragement for the players.
A Wednesday baseball game ended in a 3 to 3 tie after eight innings in a spirited contest. Reported as a lively rum pus, the crowd nearly invoked the fire company before cooling off as both teams vowed never again.
Ellen Forrest visits Lebanon this week. Palmyra picnic crowds gathered at Hershey Park on Wednesday. H M Hostetter and wife attended a funeral at Ruhl's Meeting House last Friday. Blanche Risser suffers with facial poisoning this past week. Mildred Weigle visits grandparents Rev Ginder. Peter Longenecker found a setting hen with 125 eggs while teardown of an old porch at Miss Mary Brunner’s home. John Hostetter broke his leg after a fall from a tree while working for Gingrich & Bro. Frank Hershey and wife visit Dr A G Risser family. Michael Kegerreis and wife visit Mrs Samuel Walters in Hummelstown, critically ill. Annie Martin returns from Middletown. Walter Shoop and wife of Cuba and C H Miller of Hummelstown visit Michael Kegerreis. Bertha Lear of Annville visits her brother’s family. C F Gruber sells a horse on Wednesday.
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