Hershey Caps its Best Season with a 5 2 Victory
Hershey ends the 1914 season by defeating St Lawrence club of Reading 5 to 2 in a well played game. Zeigler on the mound fanned the first three, and Dearolf Hinkle and Daniels produced key hits as Hershey answers with timely runs. Shaub and Dearolf standouts with strong defense and two base hits.
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Hershey
St. Lawrence
Reading
Machen
Miller
Zeigler
Saylor
Dearolf
Hinkle
Fanning
Rhoads
Troxel
Wessner
Daniels
Straub
Shaub
Stunney
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Winkle
Straub Rf
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Mumper
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Everennnee
St, Lawrence
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Handel
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Bortz
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Wentzel
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Rhodes
Wealer
Flicker
Lienbach
Pe Sette
Local baseball results feature Hummelstown win 11 to 0
The Hummelstown aggregation defeated East End Harrisburg 11 to 0 on their field. Shoap excelled with five at bats delivering a safe hit in each, two runs scored and eight putouts. Other notable results include Newmanstown beating Ephrata 8 to 7 and Allentown Tri-State overpowering Lebanon Iron & Steel 18 to 8 with many homers.
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Hummelstown
East End
Harrisburg
Shoap
Ephrata
Newmanstown
Fox
Harrisburg Tri-State
Gingrich
Lebanon American Iron and Steel Co
Sim Shenk
Boltz
Allentown
Tri-State
American Iron & Steel Company
Lebanon
Notes of a Season Ending Baseball Game
Hershey capped a 17 win 8 loss season as Zadgler earned his seventh win in seven starts. Mumper started in left fielder, played solid until injuring his left leg in the ninth while racing back to first. Rusty Clark served as team mascot throughout the campaign.
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Hershey
Zadgler
Mumper
Atyle
Mump Severoly
Rusty” Clark
Rusty
Patty Miller Retires in Duncannon After Long Local Career
Patty Miller ends a long career in Duncannon retiring Sunday evening from a vise. At a Saturday game with AIL-Stara and Duncannon baseball context Patty, playing shortstop, contributed a solid defensive and hitting performance including a sharp single as the younger players defeated the older roster by a wide margin.
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Patty Miller
Duncannon
Patty
Ail-Stara
Lajoie’s Batting Streak Ends Aided By Time
Napoleon Lajoie of Cleveland slips below .250 after eighteen years of high averages. The record shows his eighteen year career average at .351, higher than Wagner and Anson. Speculation centers on his future with Cleveland or a possible Yankees move as Charley Somers notes he could finish where he wishes.
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Cleveland
Grantland Rice
New York Mail
Lajoie
Larry
Wagner
Napstar
Anson
Cobb
Tyrus Raymond
Old War Club
Yanks
New York
Charley Somers
Naps
Zeigler and Machen Return to Lebanon Valley College
Charles Zeigler and Jack Machen, previously with Hershey nine after a Hershey summer, rejoin Lebanon Valley College baseball. Zeigler is an all around player and strong hitter. Machen shines at shortstop with sharp fielding and base running lifting several tight wins. Local fans praised both players for their versatile play and impact.
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Charles Zeigler
Jack Machen
Hershey
Lebanon Valley College
Hershey Nine
Zeigler
Machen
Shoap
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Hockersville
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New Holland
Mountville
New Cumberland
Senators
Clifton Heights
Paul Fittery
Pine Grove
Cincinnati
Fittery
Kid’ Matthews
Fittéry
Herzog
Cubs
Charles S. Kelchner
Albright College
Myerstown
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Walter T. Bradley
S. E. ‘Corner
Ninth and Thompson Streets
Philadelphia
Hoffer
Engle
George P. Hoffer
Palmyra
Landis
B. Cassady
Swatara Quarry
Swatara, Pa
E. M. Hoffer
H. M. Hartz
Insurance and Real Estate
Main St
Palmyra, PA
Hershey Improvement Company
Hershey, Penna
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