Heaths Triple Drives Winning Run in Fourteen Inning Baseball
Nazareth edged the Fairview Ponies 3 to 2 on Saturday and then defeated Hellertown Deweys in a Sunday 14 inning East Penn tilt behind Heath who tripled and scored the decisive run. Bethlehem played tight with East Greenville, homers by Byington and Corway fueling a late rally as Gipps allowed fourteen hits.
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Nasareth
East Penn
Nazareth
Fairview Ponies
Hellertown Deweys
Ero Aeager
Vic” Weiss
Singer
Elliott
Heath
Hellertown
Allentown Amicus
Bethlehem
East Greenville
Indians
Dick Byington
Ed Corway
Slatington
Gipps
Smith
Byington
Carway
Two Overtime Games In Northampton County League
Bath and Hecktown push through extra innings in Northampton County League play. Hecktown edges Bath in ten innings while Chestnut Hill and Tatamy also go sixteen innings before a winner. Wind Gap and Monocacy AC deliver heavy hitting as Hagenbuch dominates the mound.
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Northampton County
Pauley Hagenbuch
A. C
Wind Gap
Bunday
Hagenbuch
Lobb
Hecktown
Bath
Chestnut Hill
Tatamy
Hilters
Ebner
Shamosky
Martin's Creek
West Bangor
Potatoes Roguing and Cover Crops Improve Seed Quality
Roguing disease free seed potatoes is valuable. Leaf roll is detectable at about one foot high, mosaic at mid season, and giant hill when vines mature in fall. Cover crops in corn and suck crops raise organic matter and conserve nutrients. Legumes are preferred with sweet clover as a satisfactory option.
Prune Dead Flowers Now Improve Next Year’s Bloom
Garden tips emphasize removing dead flower clusters from lilacs azaleas rhododendron and similar plants to boost next season’s blooms. Mulch with strawy manure leaves clippings or paper to conserve moisture and curb weeds, with strawy manure especially good for celery cucumbers and tomatoes. Use only fresh prime vegetables for canning and exclude inferior stock. In feed scarce times discard inefficient cows and concentrate on a few good ones.
School Problems to Be Discussed
Harrisburg state conference to be held at Pennsylvania State College July 31 to August 2 with superintendents and assistants. Topics include financing of education and leisure time education for adults. Speakers include Dr. James N. Rule and Dr. E. E. Lewis.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State College
Department of Public Instruction
Pennsylvania
Pensylvania
James N. Rule
D. E. Crosley
Bureau’ of
E. E. Lewis
Ohio State University
North Carolina
James M. Shields
Winston-Salem
N.C
George W Hartmann
Forest land in Pennsylvania reaches 13 million acres
Harrisburg reports about 45 percent of Pennsylvania is forest land totaling 13 000 000 acres. The state averages one and one third acres of forest per inhabitant. Clearfield County holds 613 217 acres the largest in the state followed by Potter 526 021 acres Lycoming 510 400 acres and Elk 405 321 acres.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Clearfield County
Potter
Lycoming County
Elk County
National Safety Council Reissues Drowning Warnings
The National Safety Council urges caution as more people head to resorts. It notes drownings rise annually and offers tips for beginners and swimmers, including staying in shallow water, avoiding fatigue, knowing depth, and learning life saving and resuscitation techniques.
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National Safety Council
Swim safety guidance warns against overreaching and cramps
A safety advisory stresses keeping calm during cramps and fatigue, avoiding two hours after meals before swimming, and submerging to treat leg or foot cramps. It cautions against dangerous showoffs diving in shallow water and urges swimmers to think of helpers in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Council
National Safety Council
Harrisburg Student Wins State Essay Prize
Richard Krodle of New Cumberland High School won the Pennsylvania state award for the best essay among high school submissions to the Gorgas Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Richard Krodle
New Cumberland High School
State of
Pennsylvania
Gorgas Memorial
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N. J
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York
Harrington
Robbie Sall
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al Gordon
Pacific Coast
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Ted Horn
Ho Ho Kus
Doc
Mackenzie
Miller
Middle West
Shorty Drexler
Ohio
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Ben Shaw
Miami
Fla
Vern Orenduff
Ken Fowler
Vance
Bob 8All
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Bath and
Die
Shul
Benjamin Franklin
Internat’i Cartoon Co
B. Link
Tunttit
Lucy
Tavision
Rim
J. Bruce Mes Creary
McCreary
East Penn League
Limeport
Amicus
Ball Park
South Green Street
Department of Health
Institute
Wash
Louis Richard
Dontinow
Fellain
Squire Edgegate
Mr. Simpkis
SemPrins
John Ruskin
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Harvey F. Wint
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