Harrisburg Tech Football Arrives for Friday Parade
Harrisburg Technical High School football contingent will reach New Castle on Friday at 3 55 PM by the Pennsylvania Railroad West Side Depot. They will be greeted by the New Castle High School band and hundreds of student fans. A parade will escort the team to the Fountain Inn where they will be quartered until Saturday's game.
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Ben Franklin
Richael
Harry Robinson
Harry
Johnny Earley
Varsity
Earley
State Capital Eleven
Six Series Each By Feg Murray
How does it feel to play in a world series. Only Babe Ruth Eddie Collins and Wally Schang have six series. Ruth played for the Red Sox in 1915 1916 1918 and for the Yankees in 1921 1922 1923. He pitched 29 scoreless innings and hit two and three homers in key games. Collins totaled 53 bases on 42 hits with 62 chances at second in one series. Schang appears on six series across 1913 14 1918 21 22 23. Everett Scott could join if selected.
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Wally Schang
Boston
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Ruthian Ledger
George Herman
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Ruth
Everett Scott
Short Sketches of World Series Stars
Stanley Harris of the Senators is praised as a great defensive second baseman and clutch player who helped the 1924 pennant champions. Glenn Wright of the Pirates is highlighted as a top shortstop prospect and powerful fielder who joined the Pirates after minor league stints. Lefty Coveleskie, a key right hander for the Indians, is noted for his 1919 peak and status as a late career spitballer, with roots in Shamokin and a long major league arc.
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Harris
Pittston
Tigers
Scranton
Muskegon
Norfolk
Reading
Buffalo
Harris- Peckinpaugh
Port Jervis
N. Y
Traynor Emerges as Star Third Baseman for Pirates
A man renowned for his astonishing stops around third base joins the Pirates, leading the league in fielding and providing speed on the bases. Traynor, with four full seasons in Pittsburgh, has outpaced rivals, shaping into perhaps the greatest all around third baseman. Born November 11, 1899 in Framingham, Massachusetts, he began as a shortstop in the Virginia league before a brief 1920 Pirates appearance and later success in Birmingham and Pittsburgh.
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Portsmouth
Birmingham
Pittsburgh
Framingham
Mass
Washington & Jefferson faces Waynesburg test after Marietta win
Washington and Jefferson coaches stress humility after a large victory over Marietta. They expect a tougher challenge from Waynesburg with improved ball handling and interference. The Yellow Jackets blame poor generalship for the Grove City loss and will receive a week of intensive coaching to challenge the Red and Black on College Field.
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Stategy Board
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Senators Edge Pirates In Nerve Shaky World Series Game
International News Service reports a tense World Series game where the Senators looked steadier than the Pirates. Johnson and Meadows mixed curves with control, Carey and Traynor sparked early rallies, and Gratham’s defense helped Washington secure a victory despite Pirates protests over umpire calls.
Series A Disappointment to Begin All Round
Norman E. Brown complains the 1930s baseball season lacks novelty in the World Series buildup. He mocks Water Bucket Act and pillow gimmicks, notes Eddie Rommel and Eddie Collins, jokes about the Reds and Cubs, and quips the series is an educational tour for New York fans amid a series staged outside New York.
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Interparliamentary Union
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Wrigley
Babe Ruth
Babe
New York
Pittsburgh
Death of baseball star Christy Mathewson at 45
Saranac Lake reports the passing of Christy Mathewson known as Matty, hero of the Giants and World War captain. He died at 11 o clock of tubercular pneumonia after a long battle with tuberculosis. He had been president and part owner of the Boston Braves and leaves his wife Mrs Mathewson and son Christy Jr.
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International News Service
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Christy Mathewson
Matty
Adirondacks
Mathewson
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Edward N. Packard
Durlesser Accepts Position At Erie
Emil Durlesser, noted local swimmer, has accepted a job with the Pennsylvania Railroad in Erie, Pennsylvania. He departed last evening to begin his new duties there.
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Emil Durlesser
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
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