Yesterday's Scores and Today's Schedule Across Cities
Nearby leagues report yesterday results in several games: Detroit 2 Chicago 1, Chicago 1 Detroit 0, St Louis 8 Cleveland 2, and Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 13 in a second game. Eastern clubs idle. Today Harrisburg at Trenton, Altoona at Lancaster, Johnstown at Reading, Williamsport at Wilmington.
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Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Mae
Phillie
Brooklyn
Harrisburg
Trenton
Attoona
Lancaster
Johnstown
Reading
Williamsport
Wilmington
Altoona
Williamaport
Blayed Will Hraley leads Lebanon Valley loss to Hershey
A late Saturday tilt at Hershey saw Lebanon Valley suffer a loss as Owl dominated play more than Goodbars Senre. Despite efforts from key players, Hershey executed well to secure the win.
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Will Hraley
Lebanon Valley
Hershey
Owl
Goodbars
Palmyra Triumphs in Twin Bill Over Felton A C
Lebanon wins morning game 6 to 4 at Third and Willow streets while Felton A C loses 4 to 2 in the afternoon. Nutchinson pitched better in the opener. Manley worked for Palmyra in the second with Felton collecting twelve hits but wasting baserunners. Luckenbill and Kirkoseaner made diving catches as running errors hurt both sides in a spirited doubleheader.
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Lebanon
Third
Willow Streets
Fel‘ton A. C
Steerton
Hong
Nutchinson
Hertzler
Manley
Harrisburg
Kirkessness
Amiderson
Rohrbach
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Newbaum
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All-Collegiana
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Taggert
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Felton
White
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Waldley
Ty Behrimper
Negary
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Hose
My Zellers
Bea Lee el Es
Moecke
Rider
Nisgley
Crainer
A. B. Taggert
Arvin
Ore Walser
Wharton
Ness
Hennessey
Hummelstown Won and Josephs Confusion in Pitching Limit
Colonel Wellington Jones of the Harrisburg Velograph accuses Williamsport of exceeding the pitching limit with five pitchers carried. Manager Wolverton defends, while three units settle for the balance of the squad if the rule is enforced. Jones Jen Ninge Grigith from three cities have faced suspensions or punishments recently as teams test the limit.
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Wellington Jones
Harrisburg
Whilamsport
Wolverton
Hershey Wins in Sports at Lebanon Valley
Mevshvy defeated Lebanon Valley College on Saturday afternoon taking four of five events. Owl dominated the hundred yards sprint, finishing first in 10.3-5 seconds. Other top results included Stehein in the quarter mile, Wilder clocking 1 minute flat for second, Sleaser second in the half mile, and Bachman taking the two mile in 43.35 seconds with Baydet in second.
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Lebanon Valley
Mevshvy
Lebanon Valley College
Owl
Stehein
Firet
Wilder
Steve
Firat
Sleaser
Frost
Mie Rvs
Wright
Smtr
Bachman
Baydet
Albright Sweeps Two Contests Over Myerstown
Albright college defeated Myerstown twice on Saturday in loosely played games watched by large enthusiastic crowds. The wins were powered by solid pitching and strong hitting, securing the two game sweep.
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Myerstown
Albright College
Albright
Newmanstown Wins Both Games in Extra Innings
Newmanstown shut out Womelsdorf twice on Saturday, needing fourteen innings to decide the first game. Spangler pitched strongly, but Bennetham’s curves were solved by the Newmanstown bats. Home team scored the lone tally for the win.
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Newmanstown
Womels Dort
Spangler
Bennetbam
Newmonstown Boys
Steelton Beats Anville in Valley College Showdown
Steelton dominated Joinville in a Bacon Lead Valley clash Saturday afternoon, winning 11 to 0. Both Shenk brothers delivered superb pitching as the Steelton squad controlled the game from the start.
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Hust End
Steelton
Joinville
Bacon Lead Valley College
Unusually Attractiv Sherfferstown Cermmontes Visit Town
Schaefferstown residents and guests fill Town for Memorial Day events and social gatherings. Local band leader Dissinger led services and a park social under Camp 105 POA. Baseball highlights included a 4 to 1 win over Cornwall as community celebrates Continuing ceremonies and church activities.
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Schueferstown
Lune J
Jung
George Dodendorf
Schaefferstown
John Bender
Ln Steplton
Murdoulk
Reading
O. HH
Murdock
Schaefferstown Band
TL. Dissinger
Pley‘ng
Lebanon
Bhaldy
Rey
Br. B.C. Grall
Mulino
Caarkes Tickernall
Wd Drew
Ket
Miss Grace
Hachman
Vecitation
Maile Witwer
Axer Clee
Katie Krall
Annie Beiders
Vara Horst
Violet Smith
Sophie Red
Bed Irene Vale
Selvetions
iMiss Ida Lauser
Kleie Wallace
Hattie Hickerwell
Annie Selders
Sophie Dissinger
T. V. Miller
Breadie
A. Ff. Bacam
Iran
Rexmont
Honor Man in Hill Climbing Contest
Cyrus Patschke of this city won the hill climbing contest at Giant Despair Mountain in Wilkes-Barre on Memorial Day. He drove a Acme car entered by Acme car manufacturers, beating the Lebanon car by a full minute and a few seconds. Patschke, with years of driving experience under WH Atwood, then left for Long Island to race again this week, as witnessed by Lebanon Motor Club members A. G. Reizenstein and Herbert Marvel. A photo of the winner appeared in the Sunday North American.
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Cyruy Patschke
Mia
Amsustus Itsehke
South Eighth Street
Wits
Anong
Wilkes-Barre
Patschke
Acme
Lebanon
Lebanon Motor Club
Wilkes Barre
Beamesderfer Funeral Services Held At Local Home
The funeral of the late Conrad S. Beamesderfer was held this afternoon from 136 Walnut Street. Rev. W. W. Dippell of St John’s Reformed Church officiated. Burial followed at the First Defomed Cemetery with P. Otharpson as undertaker.
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Gonrad S. Beamesdarfar
Vhigity
Walnut Street
W. W. Dippell
Pasetor
St. John's Reformed Church
Tenth
Wale Mul
P.otharpson
Watch Inspection Notice at Reading Road Yard
Watch inspector Lopesdorf conducted a waterless inspection at Annefond 69, directing yard men and others connected with trains to present the wateless gear for speed testing. The inspection occupied several hours before departing for Brookside Pinegreave.
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Reading
Annefond
Lopesdorf
Maynfog
Brookside
Lane mayor Kuglerand witnesses horse coach crash
Fragmented report describes Mayor Kuglerand present as a team hauling goods when a horse fell and dragged another, a driver escaped injury while a horse died or was severely hurt, with uncertain details and wording. The event appears to be an accident with potential consequences discussed.
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Kuglerand
Lane
Thera
Memorial Day Observances In Small Town Reach Large Attendance
A fragmented account recalls Memorial Day activities in a small town with veterans, parade units, and religious services. Surviving veterans led a procession along the streets to the Lutheran cemetery where prayers and musical selections were offered, followed by a grave-side program. The day featured uniformed youths, local ministers, and community speakers, with many homes and streets described as quiet and somber.
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Jonestown
Hitle
Young America
Washington
P.O
O. G. Romigi
Ry Leinbach
Susie Bo
R. Delsher
Mra. Co
Tong
Uren
Middletown
Dee
Presan
Dale
Mt. Nebo
Death notice for Erie area funeral director and family
A death notice from Erie area reports the passing of a former Cumberland Valley ticket agent after a prolonged illness. Surviving relatives include four children George Irene Bythe and a brother George Lindalitla. The obituary notes the deceased had operated a night watch shop and had been ill for several weeks before death.
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Nikhlig
Cumberly Tahoe Uilselty
Raitt
Iranc
Erle Saa iMrs
Ehlidritine
George
Irene
Bythe
Hirother
Geogr Linaditla
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