Hummelstown Wins Lively Battle Over Hershey 13 12
In a hard fought opening football game, Hummelstown edged Hershey 13 to 12 as Hershey failed to convert two chances from touchdowns. The game featured standout plays by Bordner Dearolf Malone and a dramatic finish with a foot to go near Hershey’s goal.
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Malone
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Hershey Hosts Lebanon Valley Reserves Saturday Game
Hershey field will feature the Lebanon Valley Reserves, a strong state league squad, in a 3 p.m. Saturday matchup. Hershey adds Bryson Zentmeyer Hollingsworth and Schenk from Palmyra while Malone Dearolf lead the lineup as Sollenberger Magee and others fill roles. 15 cent admission. Any hopefuls may sign at the Hershey Men's Club.
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Lebanon. Valley
Hershey Park
Hummelstown
Lebanon Valley Reserves
Lebanon Valley
Bryson
Zentmeyer
Hollingsworth
Schenk
Palmyra
Hershey
Malone
Dearolf
Slesser
Romig
Schneers
Magee
Sollenberger
Black
Tobias
Balsbaugh
Ensminger
Zimmerman
Hershey Men’s Club
Lebanon Valley Tops Gettysburg 24 9 on Gettysburg turf
Lebanon Valley College football defeated Gettysburg College 24 to 9 on Gettysburg grounds for the first time in twenty years. Wheelock starred with standout open field running and tackling as the Valley squad delivered a strong team performance.
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Lancaster High School
Lebanon
Lebanon Valley College
Gettysburg College
Wheelock
Gattysburg
Lebanon Valley
Open Game Changes Upsets on Eastern Gridiron
Football reporters note the open game with forward and lateral passes as the cause of many upsets on eastern fields. The style, favored by smaller colleges, toppled Yale and Harvard, reshaping ancient traditions in 1914 formations.
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Harvard
Yesteryear
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Pennsylvania
Princeton
Federal League names officers and reports season figures
James A. Gilmore was reelected president and John A. George treasurer for five years at a New York meeting. R. B. Ward became vice president and Lloyd Rickert secretary for one year. Gilmore claimed 1,600,000 fans attended the season with three hundred thousand short of expectations and discussed peace prospects and possible future Chicago club arrangements.
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Federal League
New York
Gilmore
John A. George
R. B. Ward
Lloyd Rickert
Biltmore Hotel
Charles Weeghman
Robert B. Ward
Cincinnati
Charles P. Taft
Chicago
Mr. Taft
Cubs
Taft
Weeghman
Comiskey
White Sox
Baseball factions weigh options after losses and possible minor league pact
A cautious assessment notes that continuing conflict with us seems unlikely given last year's financial losses. The text mentions a possible agreement with the minor leagues that could avoid direct harm to us while potentially boomeranging organized baseball.
Schmidt Expands Butcher Chain Using World Series Divvy
Charley Schmidt, of the Boston Braves, invested his world series earnings to acquire two butcher shops in Baltimore. The move reflects prudent business sense amid rising living costs.
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Boston Braves
Charley Schmidt
Baltimore
Horse Racing Discontinued In Russia and Austria
War forces suspension of horse racing in Russia and Austria. Officials cite ongoing conflict as reason for halting events and operations across major tracks. No date set for resumption. impact includes loss of events and wagering activity.
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Russia
Austria
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