Double Victory For Hershey In the Games on Labor Day
Hershey baseball swept a Labor Day doubleheader against West Lebanon before a large crowd. Morning game ended 16 to 1 in seven innings by mutual accord, while the afternoon saw Hershey win 6 to 4. Reading next Saturday is planned as a benefit game to aid the players.
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West Lebanon
Reading
Klapper
Saylor
Dearolf
Local team wins multiple Labor Day baseball games
Local clubs played on Labor Day with Kid Matthews striking out thirteen for New Holland in a no hit win over Terry Hill. Hummelstown split a doubleheader with Shillington, winning 8 4 in the afternoon as Shoap joined the lineup. Myerstown fell to Boyertown 4 3 at Reading, and Hart struck out 88 for Carlisle in two games.
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New Holland
Terry Hill
Matthews
Harting Club
Hummelstown
Shillington Club
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Shoap
Hershey
Myerstown
Boyertown
Hart
Carlisle Sauad Birds
Mechanicsburg
Howe
Moorea
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Kid Strickler
Hamisburg
Moore
Cocklin
Miller
Woekersvilla
Riverside
Hamdsburg
Daniels
Hershoay
Trockarsville
Atraub
Middletown
Wiphapire
Hall
Semon
Baseball owners push salary cuts to save the game
A bleak look at baseball with rising salaries, falling attendance, and the Federal League's expansion disrupting minor and major leagues. Club owners and officials such as Ed Barrow and Harry Hempstead call for reduced pay as gates fail to cover costs, endangering season viability.
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Ed Barrow
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Busy B's Upset Four-Year Flag Trend in Baseball
The article notes a recurring pattern in the National League where teams beginning with B interrupt four consecutive year title runs. It cites Chicago as 1880 1881 1882 champion with Boston taking 1883, and Boston winning 1891 1892 1898 with Baltimore 1894, illustrating the B teams’ upsets.
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Baltimore
Baseball Championship Precedents of 1894–1914
Baltimore claimed the title in 1894 1895 and 1896 Boston led in 1897 New York won in 1911 1912 and 1913 and Boston finished in 1914 The text notes if the Braves prevent McGraw from achieving what challenged Adrian Anson Frank Seleo and Ned Hanlon they would merely follow precedent
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McGraw
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Frank Seleo
Ned’ Hanlon
Davis Cup Trophy Captured by Australasians
The Davis Cup, symbol of world tennis, is gone after a brief stay in its home. Norman E. Brookes and Anthony F. Wilding led the successful challenge, two of the era’s top players, seizing the trophy for the Australasians.
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Norman E. Brookes
Anthony F. Wilding
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