New Cumberland Beats Hershey In Central Pa League Tilt
In a Wednesday high scoring clash New Cumberland defeated Hershey 7 to 8 as Wertz and Machen powered defense and timely hits. Zeigler, Gruber, Sweet and Kieffer made key plays while Hershey’s Sheehan pitched well despite little run support. Regular Saturday slate saw Lebanon beat Middletown and Steelton down Highspire with a two-game lineup in play.
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New Cumberland
Hershey
Highspire
Steelton
Lebanon
Middletown
Wertz
Sheehan
Wrightstone
Machen
Zeigler
Gruber
Sweet
Kieffer
Keefer
Hershey G ' AB
A. E
Hall
Ewan Romig
Newe
Palmer
Guyer
Ruby
Brown
Embick
Zeiglen
Gardner
Hershey Beats Lemoyne in Picnic Day Baseball, 13 to 1
Hershey of the Central Pennsylvania League routed Lemoyne on picnic day last Thursday, 13 to 1. Gruber at first sparked a rare one count triple play in Lemoyne’s final at bat, while Zeigler and Machen starred defensively and at the plate.
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Hershey
Central Pennsylvania League
Lemoyne
Gruber
Machen
Zeigler
Washinger
Dearolf
Boss
Steelton
Brown
New Cumberland
Highspire Stumbles as Steelton Tops Central Pennsylvania League Match
Highspire loses at home to Steelton as Miller receives weak support and Steelton bats rely on Bolver and Bossa. Shupp shines for Highspire, Nebinger drives in Steelton runs, and Books commits a rare error. Lebanon overturns a four run lead to defeat Middletown 7 to 1.
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Highspire
Steelton
Bolver
Miller
Pat Repan
Villanova College
Bossa
Shupp
Nebinger
Sammy Books
Stealton
Steelton Eenee
Highsapla
Millar
Yeager
Boiver
Regan
A Tenement Triangle Transforms Into A Park
In Trinidad Avenue a former public dump by a large tenement was cleared by residents and Harry Haver atick who hauled dirt and provided seed. The occupants agreed to level and garden the area turning it into a grass space with fine flower beds.
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Trinidad Avenue
Harry Haveratick
Palmyra Dominates Elizabethtown In 9 to 0 Win
Palmyra defeated Elizabethtown 9 to 0 on Saturday. Markley yielded 13 hits as Palmyra batted effectively. Harrypotter led Palmyra with three safeties, while Goyer and Hess pitched well and limited Elizabethtown to five scattered hits in a brisk fielding contest.
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Palmyra
Elizabethtown
Markley
Harry Pottergar
Goyer
Hess
Hershey Fails To Beat Bethlehem Steel Collegians In Heat
Bethlehem Steel Collegians defeated Hershey 9 to 4 at South Bethlehem on Saturday afternoon. Saylor started for Hershey, Zeigler finished, while Machen homered twice and drove in Romig, and Hershey’s defense and hitting kept the crowd engaged despite the lopsided score.
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Hershey
Schwab
Bethlehem Steel’ Collegians
South Bethlehem
Steel Workers
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Steel Collegians
Philadelphia
Saylor
Zeigler
Machen
Gussie
Romig
Hess
Lane
Bindnagles Church and Local Families Attend Park Visit
Bindnagles Church Earl Nye and family of Coffeetown visited David Pickel's family. Linglestown residents spent Sunday at the Park. Farmers are busy harvesting oats and some are still making hay. Mr and Mrs John H Kuntz ac-
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Earl Nye
Coffeetown
David Pickel
Linglestown
John’ H. Kuntz
Community Notes from Grantville and Nearby Areas
Wesley Shertzer and family visited friends at Grantville while Samuel Bordner and friends were in Bearmont. Allen Dunken spent Sunday at home. The early potato yield is very good. Hershey people spent time here on Sunday. Harry Spangler visited Norman Nesther on Sunday. Mrs Ohmacht visited friends at Palmyra. John Ohmacht and family of Shellsville were here on Saturday. Automobile dealers claim strong sales to our correspondent. Moses Crommis and family Harry Anthony and family Charley Baker and family Monroe Noecker and family attended services at Palmyra Sunday evening. Fishermen report good luck.
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Wesley Shertzer
Grantville
Samuel
Bordner
Bearmont
Allen Dunken
Hershey
Harry Spangler
Norman Nesther
William . Ohmacht
Palmyra
John Ohmacht
Shellsville
Moses. Crommis
Harry Anthony
Charley Baker
Monroe Noecker
Union Depot visits and local happenings in town
Union Deposit resident G T Boyer and family stayed in town with brother in law Ross Rhoads on Main street. The Hershey barn renovation is finished and the State Road nears completion with a small Swatara bridge section awaiting asphalt. Union Sunday Schools plan a picnic at Hershey Park on August 7 with children meeting at 7 30 at the church.
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G. T. Boyer
Washington, D. C
Ross Rhoads
Main Street
Mr. Grundon
Edward Shertzer
Manada Hill
Jno
J. Jones
Ira D. Shoop
Anglesea N. J
Edward Spangler
Palmyra
Henry Miller
Hershey
Swatara Bridge
Peter’ R. Killinger
Mount Ne
Local Notes and Social Happenings
Miss Maude Stauffer is ill with typhoid. Edna Kauffman was taken to Harrisburg hospital for appendicitis and is progressing well. John M Baker and family attended Henry L Eshelman’s funeral near Elizabethtown. Master John W Baker visits family in the valley. George R Traxler and wife visit John M Baker’s home. Townspeople plan to lay concrete walks. H P Peiffer and Harry Bennett traveled to Fredericksburg and Lebanon on business.
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Miss Maude
Stauffer
Edna’ Kauffman
Harrisburg
John.m. Baker
John
C. Miller
Samuel Miller
Henry L. Eshelman
Elizabethtown
John W. Baker
Anna Miller
George R. Traxler
John M. Baker
Woodmen of the World Beat St Doxoph 18 to 6 in Sale
The Woodmen of the World base ball team defeated St Doxoph of Lancaster 18 to 6 on Saturday afternoon. The Woodmen hit four home runs in the game.
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Woodmen
All Leam
St. Doxoph ©, G
Lancaster
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Monroe Stover
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Harry Bennett
Fredericksburg
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Swatara Station
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