New Local Basketball League Opens With Six Teams
Hershey Palmyra and Hummelstown join in a Monday night league at Hershey Men’s Club with three teams from Palmyra, two from Hershey and one from Hummelstown. Games start 7 8 and 9 pm 10c admission. Schedule lists matchups from January 18 to February 15 with contenders such as Crescents Grits Ex High and Olivets led by managers Kettering Zimmerman Brinser and Lewis. Boston tops baseball football and amateur golf championships this season and over the past three years.
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Hershey Grits sweep opening Triple Town games
Hershey Bull Dogs crushed Palmyra Olivers 82 to 29 in the opener. Hershey Grits beat Palmyra Crescents 88 to 18. Hummelstown defeated Palmyra Ex-High 31 to 21 with Howard Romig refereeing all three games.
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Welevenes
Lewis Bishop
Viceveree
Smith Miller
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Dallat Grant
Cescer
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Dressler
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Brown
Lewis
Dollet
Beere
Olivers of Reading trounce Hershey on home court
The Olivers of Reading defeated Hershey 38 to 18 on Hershey's floor marking the worst home loss in years. The visitors controlled the game with fast passing and tight defense leading 16 to 10 at halftime and maintaining dominance after the restart.
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Oaks
Trapp
Rhoades
Richardson
Slesser
Shhenk
Leibfried
B. Slesser
Hench
Snavely
Tao Houck Becomes Father to Baby Daughter
Tao Houck widely known as the Pride of Lancaster in boxing and local basketball and baseball circles welcomes a baby daughter last week.
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Hershey High Falls to Oberlin in Opener on Court
Hershey High School lost 26 to 18 at Oberlin High School, conceding a late-season setback in their first game. Key scoring included Clark, Zimmerman, Houck, and Bishop with several field goals, while Wirth and Houck added four goal efforts. Substitutions saw Long replace Imboden as the game progressed.
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Wirth
Long
Imboden
Harrisburg Independents Lose Big to Trenton Eastern League Five
A record crowd of twelve hundred packed Chestnut Street Auditorium in Harrisburg to witness the Harrisburg Independents fall 42 to 39 to Tren ton Eastern League powerhouse in the most thrilling local game.
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Harrisburg Court Highlights Star Players In Eastern League Tilt
Much touted Harry Hough and Jimmy Kane led the leaguers as McConnel produced a superb floor game on the Harrisburg court. Rote of Harrisburg Central High faced veteran Hough in a notable matchup with Herman A. Early refereeing. A large crowd from Harrisburg Hummelstown and Palmyra attended.
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Harrisburg
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Lebanon Valley College Opens Home Season With Victory
The Lebanon Valley College basketball team opened its home schedule with a win against Moravian College in the college gym. Center Harling Sponseller, a 6 foot 6 inch transfer from Frederick Maryland, joined the lineup this week.
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Moravian College Five
Annville Collegians
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Lebanon Valley Five
Middletown Quintet to Highlight Hershey Club Game
The Middletown five will be the attraction at the Hershey Men's Club Friday evening. Hershey workers hard at practice expect one of the season’s best games as Clark and Wirth led scoring in the opening Triple Town League games.
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Palmyra Crescents and Hummelstown players shine on court
Monday evening features Palmyra Crescents star Joe Keefer, 235 pounds, the league's biggest man and top goal tosser. Palmyra Olivers score eight two pointers in opener. Bordner and Brinser of Hummelstown are noted forwards and sharpshooters. Palmyra High heads to Harrisburg Friday to face Central High Scrubs as Hershey anticipates a strong baseball season.
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Palmyra Cresents
Bordner
Brinser
Hummelstown
Palmyra High School
Harrisburg
Central High School
Scrubs
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Edward E. Zimmerman
Homer Smith
William W. Zimmerman
Edward Lewis
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Irvin Bishop
Charlie Gingrich
Ralph Brewer
W. Gingrich
John Brewer
Palmyra Olivets
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Alvin Ream
Geo. Ganser
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John Rauch
Simon Kettering
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Irwin Kreider
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