Triple Town League Ends With Hershey Bull Dogs Crown
The final Triple Town games drew the season’s largest crowd as Hershey Bull Dogs clinched the title with a 21 to 15 victory over Hummelstown. Hummelstown finished second at 4–1, Palmyra Ex High beat Hershey Grits 28–21 for fourth, while Palmyra Crescents lost and Olivers claimed last. Referee Howard Romig praised for handling 30 games.
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Triple Town
Hummelstown and
Hershey Bull Dogs
Hummelstown
Bull Dogs
Hershey Grits
Palmyra
Ex-High
Palmyra Crescents
Olivers
Crescents
Howard Romig
Clark
Wirth
Bordner
Brinser
E. Zimmerman
W. Zimmerman
Ed Zimmerman
Hershey
Tee Tibet Ete
Ewes Brown
Fos Wet Eeeleen Lewis Wasnacht
Smith Kreider
Cese Ce Ge
Dollet
Gieeeaee
Jones Field
Roa
Yoder
Snavely
Fasnacht
Kreider
Brown
Lewis
Smith
Paul
Palmyra Crescenta
R. Gingrich
Helsey
C. Gingrich
Aee
Miller Millay
Oeuesveues C
Kenedy Klopp
Rauch
Bendy
Bishop
Neisey
Kennedy
Heisey
E. Borner
Hershey High Beats Steelton 83 to 19 in Club Gym Tilt
Hershey High School five walloped Steelton High 83 to 19 at the Hershey Men's Club gym on Saturday afternoon. Zimmermann Clark and Wirth led Hershey with strong early scoring to a 19 to 9 halftime edge. The locals held the big lead as Steelton fought but could not close the gap, with Coleman of Steelton shining for his team. Next Saturday Myerstown visits for what’s billed as the season’s best game.
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Hershey High School
Steelton’ High School
Hershey
Zimmerman
Clark
Coleman
Steelton
Wirth
Myerstown High
Rye
Ashe Coleman Clark
Ha Clolee
Ulrich Zimmerman
A . Breckenridge Eby
Wueschinski
Bomgardner
Morrett
Breckenridge
Ulrich
Levitz
Romig
Philadelphia
New York
Harrisburg
Hershey Improvement Company
Hershey Trust Company
Bitter Harrisburg clash ends in double overtime
The Independents and Philadelphia Garnets battled at Chestnut Street Auditorium Harrisburg Saturday night, requiring two five minute extra periods before the Garnets won 45 to 44. McCord scored 14 of 16 for Harrisburg as Early impressed with officiating and a large hometown crowd looked on.
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Chestnut Street Auditorium
Harrisburg
Independents
Philadelphia Garnets
Garnets
Ford
McCord
Herman
Greystock
Reading
Lancaster girls basketball notes from Hershey and Lebanon Valley
Lancaster notes report a 20 to 17 loss by Leo Houck's Lancaster team to Vincome Friday night. Hershey High alumni Virginia Wershay, Fisther Moyer, and Mayme Garman star on Lebanon Valley College's girls team. Margaret Bagla of Hummelstown also plays for the college. Capitol city's Jugs beat Lebanon Valley Central High School in Harrisburg. Hershey High School gym hosts interschool wheelchair? road basketball spars. Keeman moves to Grove as pivot.
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Leo Houck
Lancaster
Vincome
Virginia Wershay
Fisther Moyer
Mayme Garman
Girth
Hershey High School
Lebanon Valley College
Misa Margaret Bagla
Hummelstown
Hershey High
Lebanon Valley Central
Harrisburg
Capitol City
St Joseph of Lancaster Upsets Hershey In Tight 31 27 Clash
St Joseph Lancaster defeated Hershey 31 to 27 on a fast paced basketball night. Hecker led the visitors with four final period goals and Ford of Harrisburg Independent paced the Hershey offense with 19 points. Houck was absent for St Joe due to his mother's passing.
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St. Joseph
Lancaster
Hershey
Hecker. Ford
Harrisburg Independent Five
St. Joe
Houck
Sterbach
Kolb
Hecker
Wentzel
Ford
I. Slesser
Hench
St.Joe
Campman
Leibfried
E. Slesser
I.slesser
Teseseses Kolb Ford
Sterbach Dampman
Hecker Hench
Krimmel
Dampman
Wertzel
Marvelous reply on dinner advice shows medical strides
A light supper once advised, now praised as marvelous progress in medical science as a doctor and patient discuss dinner guidance. The exchange humorously highlights evolving medical recommendations and the patient’s stomach-focused concerns.
Lebanon Valley Nine Announce 1915 Schedule
Lebanon Valley College baseball manager S Snavely unveils a 26 game slate for 1915 with 15 on the road and 11 at home. The schedule includes 2 games each against Dickinson and Bucknell, with contests across multiple towns including Annville Carlisle Allentown Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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Lebanon Valley College
State College
Dickinson
Bucknell
Mercersburg
Dickinson, College
Carlisle
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Annville
Muhlenberg College
Allentown
Washington College
Annnville
Baltimore City College
Mt. St. Mary’s
Emmitsburg
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Seaton Hall
South Orange
N. J
Brooklyn College
New York City
Villa Nova
Mt.St. Joseph’s
Baltimore
Chestertown
Drexell Institute
Bellefonte Academy
Bellefonte
Juniata College
Huntingdon
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
American Iron. and Steel
Lebanon
Alumni
Dickinson College
Annville Academy to Visit Hershey Club for Friday Game
Annville Academy, composed of Lebanon Valley College players, schedules a Friday visit to the Hershey Men's Club. Wheelock, a renowned Indian athlete formerly with Carlisle Indian School, headlines the visitors lineup with several other notable college players expected to compete in what is anticipated as a strong contest.
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Hershey
Annville Academy
Lebanon Valley College
Wheelock
Carlisle
Shuffle-Board Tournament crown goes to Allen Fidler
The elimination shuffle board tourney at the Hershey Men’s Club ended last Friday with Allen Fidler taking high honors over fifteen contestants. After two weeks of matches only Fidler and H Shope remained. Fidler won best two of three in the playoff, earning a bronze pin. Runners up were Edward Lewis L Shoap and H Shope. Participants included W Stahley C Jones Edward Lewis J Leitzinger A Fidler W Leibfried I Mease I Mumma H Shope W Houseworth B Hummel L Shoap B Sattazahn Ed Zimmerman and E Smith.
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Young Men’s Club
Allen Fidler
Fidler
H. Shope
Hershey Men’s Club
Edward Lewis
L. Shoap
W. Stahley
C. Jones
J. Leitzinger
A. Fidler
W. Leibfried
I. Mease
I. Mumma
W. Houseworth
B. Hummel
B. Sattazahn
Ed. Zimmerman
E. Smith
Record Game in St Louis Far Outshines All Others
Mordecai Brown recalls a timeless baseball classic in St Louis where Brooklyn trailed but surged with seven runs in the twelfth inning. Seaton pitched as Brooklyn rallied to eight runs with bases loaded and one out, sparking debate about the nature of the game.
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Pye
Mordecai Brown
St. Louis
Seaton
Brooklyn
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Hummelstown Terre
Keeman
Worshay
Ine Grove
Lebanon Valley Nine
Annan Maa
Ama Bertene
New York State
Hershey, Penna
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