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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1934
Page
12
The Legion All-Stars beat the Pottstown Giants 7 to 1 with help from Sheets of Pottstown. The game drew a large crowd as both teams played a heated match, marking a second consecutive win for the All-Stars over the Giants.
A nostalgic domestic feature highlights Evelyn Venable in kitchen tips for pie making. It presents step by step crust directions, rolling technique, and a classic apple pie recipe with tart apples, sugar, cinnamon, butter, and a two-stage bake. The piece blends celebrity charm with practical home economics.
Rev Harold C Kock pastor of the Mt Joy Methodist Church and 7 M Tay of Har dare residents of the Pennsylvania State Firemen's Association will speak at the Lancaster County Firemen's Division monthly meeting in Mt Joy Borough Hall tomorrow evening.
Mrs Ada Buckley returns to son Eric’s home after two hours in Pottstown. Mrs Milzabeth Klepp visits daughter in York Gouway for two weeks. Kilgores to attend Century of Progress Exhibition. Ralph Gross family at Stone Harbor for weeks. Jim Sturgis the pretzel manufacturer confined at home due to illness. Kauffman son visited Devkasie assembly. Elizabeth Moyer visits Rend. Camp Shand hosts several boys including Tom Leaman Wilbur Richard ark Wayne Fahnestock John Brubaker John Vogter. Enna Habecker and Earl of town visit. Lidwin Hess family from Akron stay a week at Atlantic City. Lois Diehm and Mary Keener spend weekend. Dennis Tas and Haniel Tas at Tex ed. Dr R C G Smith of Broad and Streets earns airplane range license. Keener, Telen, Batty Seed and Bernice Long at Charlestown Md aboard Chesapeake Boy. Karl Wolf family spend week at Crystal Beach. Lillian McCre and Gynora Sutter noted.
The Giants and Red Sox delivered a wild contest ending 15 to 12 with errors and misplays shaping the night. Arbogast pitched several innings for the Giants before Gibson relieved him, while Hunter handled key moments as both sides struggled.
Beck kept Yan hits in check as the Red Sox and Browns battled to a 4 to 4 tie through eight innings before darkness halted the game. Umpire Carpenter ruled the field, with contributions from Hunter and Den sins in pitching and fielding. Bases on balls, wild pitches, and multiple sacrifices marked the contest, alongside steals by Rody and Derby.
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