Hershey Team Drops Doubleheader In Weekend Baseball Action
Hershey lost to Middletown 4 to 0 on Saturday with strong outfield plays and seventh inning rallies. Lebanon split a double header with New Cumberland by scores of 8 to 1 and 4 to 3, while Highspire fell to Steelton 1 to 0 in a late contest. The games drew good crowds and featured notable catches by Lockard and Sweet.
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Middletown
Steelton
Highspire
New Cumberland
Lebanon
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Monstees
Wwe
Hershey Sweeps Doubleheader Over Lebanon
Monday noon doubleheader at Taat Place sees Hershey pitcher Junco Sheahan shut Lebanon out in the opener as Hershey rolls 8 to 6. The second game goes easier for Hershey 9 to 6 after Lebanon’s cold feet forces a postponement.
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Sheahan
Hershey
Taat Place
Lebanon
Thershay
Baseball Saturday Rivalry Sparks Highspire Visit
A league baseball game is set for Saturday afternoon June 10 at this place with Highspire traveling to face the locals. Barger, a former Dickinson College pitcher, is expected to start for Highspire while Hershey may counter with Sheehan or Veigler. This marks Highspire’s first appearance here this year and a large crowd is anticipated. The game will start promptly at 8 p.m.
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Dickinson College
Hershey
Sheehan
Veigler
Philadelphia
New York
Harrisburg
Hershey Improvement Company
Hummelatown Beats Camp Hl 1 0 In Weekend Soccer Note
Sporting notes report Hummelatown won Saturday 1 to 0 over Camp Hl. Monday match delayed by rain. Woodmen of the World unable to play. Waddie Slesser signed by Mayor Miller, holding down third base.
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Woodmen Defeat Shippensburg Y M C A In Hard Fought Game
Woodmen team edged Shippensburg Y M C A 10 to 6 at the local diamond on Saturday. Trailing 5 to 4, Woodmen rallied in the eighth inning with timely hitting boosting them to victory. Three Shaub brothers each hit triples while Zentmeyer pitched well and Swartz contributed three singles.
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Shippensburg Y. M. C. A
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Zentmeyer
Swartz
Fine Batting Record By Lebanon Team Ends Season
Coach Guyer praises Lebanon baseball squad for strong batting in the season’s final stretch. Ten regulars contributed to a solid team record, even if overall wins fell short of last year’s total.
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Guyer
Chas
Lebanon
Eastern Colleges baseball team earns strong bats and steady pitching
White leads pitching as one of the era's best in the Eastern Colleges. Zeigler shares duties in the box and hits over .400 to pace the squad. Chen, now at short for Hershey, follows as top base stealer. Three players Stickell Snavely and Keating depart by graduation.
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Sheehan
Lebanon
Dearolf
Zeigler
Shadel
Ramsey
Sassaman
Landis
Sweet
White
Machen
Stickell
Snavely
Keating
Girls Baseball Evening Game at the YWCA Diamond
The Young Women's Christian Association girls host a game this evening at six o'clock on their diamond. The public is invited.
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Young Woman’s Christian Association
Camp Fire Girls Meet For Initiation And Fall Plans
The Camp Fire girls will meet tomorrow at 3 oclock. Each member is asked to be present, with emphasis on initiation of new members and planning the fall work.
Seven Baptized at First United Brethren Church Service
Immersion held at Imboden farm last Sunday afternoon drew about 200 people. Seven individuals were baptized during the ceremony conducted by the First United Brethren Church.
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First United Brethren Church
Imboden
Picnic For the Children Planned by YWCA Junior Committee
The junior committee of the Young Woman's Christian Association met last night to plan a picnic for younger children. The event will be held in Hershey Park.
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Young Woman’s Christian Association
Hershey Park
Fine Hogs and a Fast Horse Sold by Jacob Page
Jacob Page sold fourteen young hogs to butcher Laudermilch of Palmyra. The hogs weighed over three hundred pounds on average and were among the finest raised in the vicinity. Page also owns the fastest pacing horse in the state, which won a mile heat at Middletown last week.
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Jacob Page
Laudermilch
Palmyra
Page
Middletown
Distance Race Report Notes Fast Mile Split Times
A track note highlights a two minute and twelve second distance effort with a mile split of 32 seconds in one of the quarters. The pace suggests a strong solo effort and a focus on quarter mile pacing strategy.
Minnie Lioness Resumes Normal After Visitor Food Incident
A lioness named Minnie recovers from eating scraps at a June conference cage. A memorial notice for Kathryn Yingst, who died June 26 1915, from Daughters of Liberty Council No 74, includes condolences and mourning actions.
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Kathryn Yingst
Daughters of Liberty
Hershey Press
Alma Snyder
Eva Quigley
Mary Bishop
Dinner Time Delays Explain Visitor Banter in New York
In New York, a humorous exchange unfolds as a hungry visitor asks about dinner time and is told it will occur once the host leaves. The lighthearted dialogue captures casual street conversation and urban wit from the era.
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New York
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