Local Nine Falls 10 to 8 as Visitors Rally
Sam Shenk allowed ten safeties and struck out sixteen as the visitors topped the locals 10 to 8. Garman shone behind the plate with sharp throws to second and Shenk's sturdy at short earned mention despite a weak batting performance. Dinkle battled a sore arm yet contributed base hits while Leib Cryder and Memper aided the late rally that sealed the win.
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Garman
Shenk
Tro Dinkle
Booser
Memper
Leib
Cryder
Eith
Secin
Annville A C Fails Narrowly to Hershey Y M C A Team
Last Saturday the Annville Athletic Club lost to Hershey Y M C A 71 to 05 in a close contest. Karg started in the box for Annville and was effective in six innings before Hinkle relieved him in the seventh and struck out the first four batters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annville Athletic Club
Hershey Y. A. C. A
Hershey
Jx Karg
Althe Wild
Hinkle
Hershey Y M C A Second Baseball Team Debuts on Poor Field
The Hershey Y M C A second baseball team played its first game against a fast Steelton Y M C A squad Saturday. The new diamond just north of the railroad track was in very poor condition. Barnhart's phaoning was a feature of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Y. M. C. A
Steelton Y. M C. A
Barnhart
Annville area notes and community updates
Town residents report a horse incident injuring Will Stoner and a string of local visits and events. G C Wolfersberger and family with Mrs Emma Weaver and son spent Saturday in Gretna while others attended a Grange picnic at Heilmandale. Several residents moved or traveled, including Miss Ida Lenig to Philadelphia and Pearl Bachman visiting Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kreider
Heilmandale
Wolfersberger
Emma Weaver
Gretna
R. P. Wolfersberger
Famil
Bismarck
G. C. Wolfersberger
Arthur Fasnacht
Harvey Longnecker
B. W. Stauffer
Ida Lenig
Philadelphia
C. A. Lenig
Pearl Bachman
Lebanon
Clayton Longnecker
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles Ginder
Solomon Ream
Local Notes From Town and Surroundings
Miss Mary Keller of Philadelphia visits her parents. Will Fasnacht sold the Bollinger home to Mr. McCorkle of Vian. Sunday School at 9. Mrs. Walters provides refreshments for the Canada Gap picnic on Saturday August 13. An apron shower gave Mrs. H. H. Brooks forty aprons. remaining umbrellas at Walter's store. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Snavely south of town. Ed Bowman family move to new home on H. M. Hostetter farm. Edna Forrest returns from York. U C camp meeting at Cleona starts Monday with many town attendees. Mr. Walters of Enola visits Brandt family south of town. Women surprise Mrs. Adam Lineaweaver on her fiftieth birthday. Ezra Walborn of Lebanon visits the Wolfersberger family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Keller
Philadelphia
Will Fasnacht
Bollinger
Mr. McCorkle
Vian
Walters
Canada Gap
H. H. Brooks
Walter
Jerome Snavely
Ed. Bowman
H. M. Hostetter
Edna Forrest
York
Adam Lineaweaver
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Sam
Hersh
Dart
Zellers
Biad Wr. Miller
Chabitnoy Selou
Annyville Aa. C
Craig
Hm Wwe
Zac
Hall
Rv Bret Gee
Boger
Hermen Wee Ric
B. Wat
H. Potleiger
Seerseer Heiss YY. M. CG
AL Herman
NSA
H. Porrewer
Brehm
Alilier
Clemens
Xu F Q Hinkle
H. Potteigels
Renee
Zeiers
Tee Po Eiger
W. Potterger
Annville
A. C
Miller
Ailler
Clemaha eSohens
Kkarg
Ars
Hined
Zeller
H. Potteiger
Wharien
Kiine
Hershey Y. Mi
Annvile A. G
Sland
Tr-State League
Weninu
Will Stoner
Grange
Murr
Samuel Walters
Hummelstown
U. C
Cleona
Mr. Walters
Enola, Pa
Brandt
Mrs. Walters
Campbelltown
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