Hershey Rolls to 32–0 Victory Over Harrisburg
The Hershey football team overwhelmed East End Club of Harrisburg 32 to 0 at home. Slesser Bordner Malone led scoring with strong backfield play and sharp defense limiting the visitors to two first downs.
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Hershey
The
Park Athletic Field
East End
Harrisburg
Magee
Malone
Slesser
Bordner
Zentmeyer
Hollingsworth
Bryson
Romig
Ensminger
Cable Message Crossing Atlantic Takes Three Seconds
A brief note states that a cable message travels from England to the Atlantic in three seconds.
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Atlantic
England
Palmyra Grabs First Win as Keiffer Stars in 28 6 Victory
Palmyra defeated Keystone A C of Annville 28 to 6 on their field for their first win of the season. Joe Keiffer starred with two touchdowns and four extra points via conversions. Yoder also contributed strong play as Palmyra set up a clash with East End Club of Harrisburg next Saturday.
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Palmyra
Keystone A.C
Annville
Joe Keiffer
Yoder
East End
Harrisburg
Houck to Meet Wagner in Lancaster billed showdown
Leo Houck faces Kid Wagner of Wilkes-Barre next Monday November 16 at the Lancaster Athletic Club. Wagner, active this season, has defeated Peck Miller and Jack Blackburn recently and beaten many names in his career. Houck enters his first appearance of the season in peak form en route to the middleweight title climb.
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Lancaster Athletic Club
Leo Houck
Kid” Wagner
Wilkes-Barre
Houck
Wagner
Peck Miller
Philadelphia
Jack Blackburn
Allentown
Battling Levinsky
Jack Mc Carron
K. O. Brennan
George Ashe
Jack Fitzgerald
Tim O’neil
Jack Dillion
Ministers Sons Triumph In 19 to 0 Game At Lebanon Valley
The rivalry between ministerial students and ministers' sons at Lebanon Valley College ended with the preachers' sonswinning 19 to 0 on the athletic field. The game featured humorous signals and notable plays led by quarterback McNelly as he invoked a striking signal to set up the first touchdown.
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Lebanon Valley College
Sons of Ministers
Preachers’ Sons
McNelly
John
Satan
Deer Season Opens Amid Record Hunter Activity
The State Game Commission reports a bumper deer season with hundreds of hunters moving toward the mountains. More hunting camps than ever increase fire risk as the season runs until November 25.
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State Game Commission
Capitol
Lebanon Valley routs Middletown A C 85 to 0 in Annville
Lebanon Valley College steamrolled Middletown Athletic Club in Annville on Saturday 85 to 0. Middletown, standing in for Susquehanna University, offered little resistance as Lebanon Valley dominated from start to finish.
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Lebanon Valley College
Middletown A. C
Annville
Irontown
Lebanon Valley
Middletown
Susquehanna University
Chester Honors Ted Cather as Braves Banquet Attendee
The Chester crowd feted Ted Cather a Boston Braves outfielder and Chester native. Speeches by city leaders followed his reception of a diamond ring, and Cather declared the Braves’ plan to win the National League pennant and the world championship again.
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Braves
Ted” Cather
Chester
Palois
Boston Braves
Cather
Same Team For Next Year In American League Race
Athletica will enter the American League with virtually the same squad that won this year. Players will have all winter to reflect on this year's race and the World Series outcome.
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The
Athletica
Kansas City Player Mistaken for Dead After Morgue Alarm
Guy Copeland of the Kansas City Auroras recounts a near fatal scare after being knocked unconscious during a semi pro game. He awoke in a morgue with caskets and undertaker surroundings, fled through a window, and required help to regain composure.
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Kansas City
Guy Copeland
Kansas City Auroras
Guy
The
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Copeland
Sash
Only One Case on Record Umpire Ejects Sleeping Player
A rare instance in baseball history shows umpire ejecting a sleeping man from a game. Vic Willis of Boston was the victim as players on the bench mocked Emslie while Bob scanned the bench. Willis was told to leave the field amid uproarious laughter from his teammates.
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Vic Willis
Vic
Boston
Emslie
Bob
Willis
Emslie Rouses Willis From Bench During Enforcement
Umpire Emslie hurried to the bench to enforce his mandate as Willis slept with his head against the seat. He awakened Willis and ordered him off to make good.
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Emslie
Willis
Maranville Sets Shortstop Chance Record With 980 Plays
Walter Maranville of the world champion Braves established a new shortstop record by handling 980 chances last season. The previous mark was 955 held by Allen of the Phillies in the early 1890s. Tris Speaker of the Red Sox set a center field record with 456 chances, surpassing Slagle’s 424 for the Cubs in 1902.
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Walter Maranville
Braves
Rabbit
Allen
Phillies
Tris ‘Speaker
Boston Red Sox
Speaker
Centre Garden
Slagle
Cubs
Great Bargains in Realty Propositions
Realty real estate offers inviting investment amid housing scarcity and rising values. With factories expanding and full-time tenants in demand, investors can secure good tenants and anticipate property value growth. Includes business propositions and market optimism.
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Hershey
Philadelphia
New York
Harrisburg
Hershey Improvement Company
Hershey Trust Company
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Euwee Pedrow
Romigno
Nollingaworth
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I. G
Sehickley Ensminger
Eeneee
Oscar Tobingk
Hollands Zentmeyer
Pagan Bryson
Furman
Cess
Marree
Camppell Malone
R, W
Hoppen J
Shaffer Slessor
I. Bo
Brown
Sollenberger
Tobias
Landis
Schickley
Roseraa
Hummelstown
Keiffer
When Copeland
Walter T. Bradley
S. E. Corner
Ninth and Thompson Streets
Hoffer
Engle Quar
George P. Hoffer
E. B. Cassady
Swatara Quarry
Swatara, Pa
E. M.hoffer
Maranville
H. M. Hartz
Insurance and Real Estate
W. Main St
Palmyra, PA
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