Hershey Triumphs 6 0 Over Steelton After weekend storm
Hershey defeated Steelton 6 to 0 in a rain soaked Saturday game delayed to 4 p m. New pitcher Jake Sheehan starred with a near no hitter and solid support from Machen Zeigler and Sweet. Steelton fared better in the field than at the plate with Nebinger solid at second. Worshey led Steelton with three runs in a uneven contest.
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Berry
Hershey
Jake” Sheehan
Villanova College
Sheehan
Steelton
Sammy” Books
Boughter
Nebinger
Levan
Machen
Zeigler
Sweet
Deéarolf
Miller
Kieffer
Hall
Romig
Books
Mickey” Boyd
Tinnen
Tall
Worshey
Baseball notes and league results from late season games
In a 12 inning thriller Lebanon edged Highspire 7 to 6 at home as Yeiser and Ramsey hurled for Lebanon and Miller for Highspire. J Leedy led Highspire with four singles and a triple. New Cumberland beat Middletown 2 to 1 at Middletown behind Wertz's pitching three hits including a homer and three runs batted in. Shirk and Wertz also starred in the pitchers duel to lead New Cumberland to the top of the standings with seven wins and three losses.
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Highspire
Lebanon
Yeiser
Ramsey
Miller
J. Leedy
Middletown
Wertz
New Cumberland
Shirk
Woodmen Defeat Annville In Low Scoring Contest
Annville hosted Woodmen on Saturday as Zentmeyer pitched a one hit shutout until a fourth inning rally. Hershey maintained the pace with Woodmen’s batters touching Goshert for twelve hits led by H Straub with three. Next Saturday Woodmen face Shippensburg A C at Hershey Park and a July 5 return with Annville A C at the same venue.
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Paps” Zentmeyer
Woodmen
Annville
Hershey
Goshert
H. Straub
Shippensburg A. C
Hershey Park
A. C
Hummelstown Tops Wormleysburg In Narrow Victory
Hummelstown won a tight game at home Saturday over Wormleysburg 2 to 1. Wassler pitched superbly allowing only three hits while teammates produced two hits that counted.
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Hummelstown
Wormleysburg
Mummelstown
Wassler
Palmyra Beats Royalton In Saturday Match
Palmyra continued its winning streak by defeating Royalton 4 to 2 at Palmyra. The game drew a large crowd as both teams displayed solid ball handling and offense.
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Palmyra
Royalton
Ball Park Grandstand Expansion Nears Completion
Carpenters completed improvements at the athletic field last week. Bleachers were enlarged and moved closer to the grandstand, creating a single entrance between them. The new seating space will accommodate several hundred additional spectators.
Hershey Girls Play Ball in Joyful Diamond Opening
A large crowd watched the Y W C A girls battle in the opening of the girls baseball diamond from 6 30 to 8 00. Miss Esther Moyer and Myrtle Hershey led teams with vigorous play and several home runs including a long shot by V Cooper. Miss Virginia Hershey pitched well, with strong defense from Stuckey and Dissinger. Final score 16 15 in a tense extra inning amid celebration of the new field.
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Miss Elder
Miss Burch
Dr. M. L. Hershey
A. R. Hill
Frank B. Saylor
Dr. Hershey
Esther Moyer
Myrtle Hershey
Miss Hershey
Miss Moyer
Baker
M. Hershey
Miss Fitterer
Virginia Hershey
Miss Stuckey
Miss Dissinger
Miss Carpenter
Carolyne Balsbaugh
Vandetta Cooper
C. Balsbaugh
Hershey Team to Clash with Lebanon in Big Fourth of July Game
Hershey of the Central Pennsylvania League meets Lebanon in a July 5 afternoon game. Hershey has improved greatly and Lebanon leads the league. Morning game at Lebanon and a trip to Middletown Saturday are also on the schedule. Gate rules require a visible tag and a purchased ticket for entry. Bleachers enlarged to seat 300 more fans.
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Hershey
Lebanon
Middletown
Philadelphia
New York
Harrisburg
Hershey Improvement Company
Hershey Trust Company
Ownership Statement for Hershey Press April 1915
A historic ownership notice for the Hershey Press published in Hershey Pennsylvania. It lists editor L R Meekins business manager J R Snavely publisher M S Hershey and owner M S Hershey with noting no bondholders or other security holders. The document is sworn before Notary Edwin M Hershey on June 29 1915.
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Hershey Press
Hershey
L. R. Meekins
Hershey, Pa
M. S. Hershey
Edwin M. Hershey
Hidden Language of Rooms Sparks Campus Gaffe
A humorous Harvard Lampoon piece pokes fun at a dorm culture where whispers and gossip permeate quiet spaces. The mock dialogue hints at secretive chatter and the social pull of secrecy on campus life.
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