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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1914

Page

2

Hershey and Middletown End Ten Inning Tilt

Middletown beat Hershey 7 to 6 in ten innings on picnic day. Skiles walked and hit a batter to load bases before Balmer’s single won it. Zeigler, Lockard, Machen and Saylor starred for Hershey. Landis and Barnhart pitched well for Middletown.

Hershey Middletown Zeigler Lefty Landis Machen Saylor Lockard Landis Moore Shhaub Shaub Dearold Tissesevee Hinkle Eaue Miller Daniels Ove Skiles Womans Baumbach Fetee Weirieh Veecees Straub Peeteeee Swartz Wees Noy Po Isiseseeres Ziegler Haddon Skles Bowman Shay Ceverenseee Kophs Eartisre Moore Weirich Drumbla Ce Ceraes Black Daub Csepereeceae Gensler Epg Cersissesens O Lebanon Romig Zaller Schwonk

Ziesler Shuts Down Lebanon Independents In Park Diamond Battle

Ziesler hurled a superb game for Chambersburg as the locals limited Lebanon to two runs and five safeties. Hershey’s Ziegler starred with a two bagger driving in the decisive run while fanning two in a bases loaded jam. Gensler matched pace for the visitors as Chambersburg prepares for Womelsdorf next.

Store Men Victorious In Deciding Three Game Series

The Hershey Store Company beat Hershey Chocolate Company office force 4 to 8 to win the three game series. The game stayed close through even innings as the crowd cheered and both sides fought hard until the end with the store team taking a 4 to 1 lead in the fourth and holding it.

Hershey Store Company Hershey Chocolate Company Poice

Pitcher Released From American Iron & Stael Lebanon Club

In the Baseball World King the Indian pitcher for the American Iron & Stael Company team in Lebanon has been released and returned home. In the Dakotas Dearoff, long time catcher for Highspire in the Central Pennsylvania league, has left Highspire and joined Hershey as a regular player.

King American Iron & Stael Company Lebanon Dakotas Dearoff Highspire Hershey

Abe a good catcher and heavy hitter for home nine

Abe is described as a capable catcher and a strong hitter set to prove valuable for the home nine. The report notes Matthews pitched for New Holland at Lititz, winning 6 to 0 over Arthur Mylin to avenge a prior defeat. Russell Leedy of Highspire narrowly escaped drowning when his canoe capsized in the Susquehanina river. Hershey regulars faced Lebanon’s Semi-Professionals. Womelsdorf club billed for Saturday at Park diamond. Jack Machen missed Saturday’s game due to an injury but returned to shortstop Wednesday. Connie Mack cites a pennant rule of needing 25 percent more strength in hot Missouri conditions for St. Louis teams. The piece also questions Johnso n’s status as a matter of the season and notes Walter’s 16 wins as a leading American League pitcher, with other managers seeking similar success.

Abe Matthews Sterling New Holland Club Lititz Arthur Mylin Russell Leedy Highspire Susquehanina Hershey Lebanon Womelsdorf Park Diamond Jack Machen Jack Connie Mack St. Louis Missouri Rickey Huggins Johnson Walter

Merkle and Anderson Blunders Shape Baseball Lore

A historical look at Fred Merkle and John Anderson highlighting how Merkle’s 1908 baserunning mistake cost the New York Giants the NL title and a share of the World Series money, and how Anderson’s steal of second with bases loaded became a lasting baseball legend and coined phrases.

Fred Merkle John Anderson Anderson Hinky Hinky Dink New York Merkle Smith Merkled

Child and Mrs Crabshaw Discuss Freddie's Bath Time

A dialogue fragment shows Mrs Crabshaw resigned to Freddie going swimming to wash his face with Mrs Cobwigger noting it is the only way to get him clean. The judge comments on the scene.

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