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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
2
Play-by-play style note shows Hershey and Spring Grove fouls with referee Snavely officiating. Score details are partially listed with 9 2 20, indicating multiple foul counts across periods. Names Hershey and Spring Grove appear as teams in a compact game summary.
Hershey beat Palmyra 14 to 0 in Palmyra, with Johnie Malone scoring both Hershey touchdowns. Dearolf kicked two goals, Malone dazzled on end runs, and Hershey’s defense shut down Palmyra’s passing and rushing to secure the first-ever Hershey Palmyra football meeting.
After Hershey’s 14 to 0 win at Palmyra, local leaders felt content with the result and decided against scheduling another game this season. No game will be played on Saturday.
In Hershey field Four notes a lopsided exhibition as John Haddow anchors the home attack. Slesser shines with 17 two pointers, Haddow adds six field goals, Leibfried four. W Senft and Hershey impress for the visitors in a one sided affair.
Hershey Men’s Club traveled to Lancaster and lost 67 to 25 to the newly formed Lancaster professionals. Hollinger from Lebanon Valley College joined Hershey due to Campman’s injury and scored four field goals. Lancaster’s Leo Houck stood out along with Ranck Schlott and Houck in the Lancaster lineup.
The report lists goals by Ranck Leibfried Hollinger Shhenk and others with Houck Schlott Brown and Hollinger among scorers. Substitutes Todd for Shaub Schlott for Mellinger. Referee Stein Franklin and Marshall.
Hershey High School beat Oberlin High in a fast paced basketball game on their home floor last Friday. The new gymnasium was packed with a large crowd, cheering the Hershey lads to a first victory, as notes of continued coverage appear on page 6.
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