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MONDAY EVENING. HAKRISBURG TELEGRAPH JUNE 1, 1914.
fECH TUCK IBM
WINS IHQTHER MEET
Give Gettysburg a Big Surprise;
Bring Home Silver
Trophy
Winning the dual track meet from
'Gettysburg College fresfcmen on Sat
urday, Technical high school added
another silver cup to the many tro
phies won this season. Tech's score
Hvas 65. Gettysburg had 61 points.
(The result was a great surprise to Get
tysburg athletesi Tech had several
Bccond team men hi their events who
helped in landing the honors. The
fcuj) was presented by the Harrlsburg
alumni of Gettysburg College. Tech's
team has not lost a meet this year.
The point winners on Saturday were
Captain Garland, Heffelflnger, Beck,
E'scheid, Anderson, Emanuel, Moltss,
Davles, Miller and Stansfleld. Tech
has won out in tbe following meets:
Championship of Pennsylvania in
state high school meet held in Harris
burg; Penn State interscholastic. at
State College dual; meet with Mer
jersburg Academy second team at
Mercersbnrg; relay race at Franklin
Field. Philadelphia, April 25. and dual
meet with Central high school team
Dne week ago. The. summaries:
100-Yard Dash—Woo by H. Bos
took. Gettysburg; second, Weirman.
Gettysburg; third, HerfleKinger, Tech.
JSrime, 10 2-5 seconds.
120-Yard High Hardies—-Won by
ps'lgtvtingale. Gettysburg; second. An-
Wlerson, Tech; third. Beck. Tech. Time,
|b7 1-6 seconds.
i One-Mile —Matz, Gettysburg; sec
{ond, Garland, Tech; third, G. Miller,
ETeolk Time. 4 minutes 33 2-5 seconds
[ 440-Yard Dash —Won by Boetock,
IQeitysburg; second, Heffelflnger, Tech;
(third, Stanstieid, Tech. Time, 52 1-5
peecoods.
. Two-Mile —Won by Garland, Tech;
second. Cannen, Gettysburg; third,
feloltz, Tech. Time, 10 minutes 25 1-5
■seconds.
220-Yard Low Hurdles Won by
Bightingaie, Gettysburg; second, Beck,
ech; third. Lloyd, Tech. Time, 27 3-5
Seconds.
Half-Mlle—Won by Matz. Gettys
burg; second, Britsch, Tech; third,
[DemmJng. Time, 2 minutes 7 seconds.
220-Yard Dash—Won by Bostock,
(Gettysburg; second, Weirman, Gettys
burg; third. Daviea, Tech. Time, 23 3-5
Seconds.
Shot Pirb—'Won by Beck, Tech; sec
jond, Zollinger, Gettysburg; third,
LEmanuel, Tech. Distance, 45 feet 2
Undies.
High Jump—Won by Fitzpatrick,
KTech; second, Bostock, Gettysburg;
(third, Welshaar, Gettysburg. Height,
16 feet 7 inches.
Hammer Throw —Won by Elscheid,
|Tech: second, J. Miller, Tech; third,
tßoyer, Gettysburg. Distance, 128 feet
(6 inches.
Broad Jump—Won by Bostock, Get
tysburg; second, Eyster, Tech: third,
[Beck, Tech. Distance, 20 feet 11
Inches.
Discus Throw Won by Elscheid,
fTech; second, Royer, Gettysburg;
•third, Emanuel, Tech. Distance, 106
(feet fi inches.
Pole Vault—Won by Yoder, Tech;
|second Anderson, Tech; third, Wei
ls ha ar, Gettysburg. "
SATURDAY COLLEGE SCORES
Cornell, 3; Penn, 1. »
Princeton, 3; Yale, 1.
Army, 8; Navy, 2.
Georgetown, 9; Fordham, 6.
Holy Cross, 5; Dartmouth, 4.
Williams, 6; Amherst, 4.
Lafayette, 2; Ursinus, 1.
Delaware, 12; West Maryland, 2.
Penn Fresh, 3; Cornell Fresh, 1.
Michigan A. C„ 8; Michigan, 1.
Chinese University, 4; Columbia, 2.
FIRST BASEBALL DEATH
By Associated Press
Fort Worth. Texas, June I.—Roy
Mimms, 30, died yesterday a few min
'utes after he had been struck over
the head by a ball while at hat. in a
baseball game between two amateur
teams.
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Newport Takes Two
From Methodist Boys
Special to The Telegraph
Newport, Pa., June I.—Two victor
ies marked the opening of the base
ball season here Saturday. Newport
defeated the Methodist Club in the
morning, score 9 to 1; and in the aft
ernoon, 12 to 7.
A home run, one of the longest hits
ever made on Marshall field, by N.
Ford featured the afternoon game.
The score by innings:
Morning Game —
Methodist *... 00000001 0 1 7 3
Newport ..... 10010250 x 912 1
Batteries —N. Ford, Light; Horner,
WaltZ. nHt ,
Afternoon Game — _ ;
Methodist ... 00040030 0— 7 12 4
Newport .... 02045000 x—■-11 11 2
Batteries —Hefflefinger and Light;
Regester and R. Wagner.
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Baseball Today;
Scores of Yesterday
Tri-Slnte League
Allentown at llarrlsburg.
Wilmington at t ork.
Trenton at Reading
Rational League
IVcw York at Philadelphia-
Boston at Brooklyn I- games).
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
American League
Philadelphia at New York (1! names)
Washington at Boston.
S-i. Louis at Cleveland.
Chicago at Detroit.
Federal League
Baltimore at Brooklyn.
Indianapolis at St. Louis.
Chicago at Kansas « ity.
Buffalo at Pittsburgh.
WHERE THEY PLAY" TOMORROW
Trl-S'tate League
Allentown at llnrrisliiirg.
Trenton at Heading.
Wilmington nt York.
National l.eiieiie
New York al Philadelphia.
Boston nt Brooklyn 12 tames).
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
American League
Philadelphia at New York (3 somes)
WaslilnKton at Boston.
St. Louis nt Cleveland.
Chicago at Detroit.
Federal l.eaicur
Chicago at Kansas City.
Buffalo ni Pittsburgh.
Baltimore at Brooklyn.
Indlnnnpolls at St. Louis.
SCORES OF YESTERDAY
National League
Cincinnati. 2; Pittsburgh, 1.
Cincinnati. St Pittsburgh, 5 (sec
ond games I) Inningsi darkness).
Chicago, 11; St. Louis, 1.
American League
Chicago, 0; Cleveland, 1.
St. i.onis, 4) Detroit, 1.
Federal League
Chicago, 1; Indianapolis, O.
Kansas City, 5s St. Louis, 3.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Tri-Stute League
W. 1,. P.C.
Ilarrlshurg 14 8 . 03(1
Reading 14 S .<>3(l
Wlllilinirlon 10 II .520
Allentown 11 11 .not)
Trenton I) 12 .421)
York 5 13 .250
National League
W. L. P.C.
New York 21 11 .(Is(i
Cincinnati 25 15 .1125
Pittsburgh 21 14 ,«oo
Philadelphia 15 IS .455
St. Louis Ift 23 . 452
Chicago IS 22 .450
Brooklyn 14 IS .43S
Boston 10 22 .313
American League
W. L. P.C.
Philadelphia 21 13 <1 IS
Washington 23 15 .1105
Detroit 23 IT .575
St. Louis 18 111 .4811
Boston IT 1» .472
New York 10 II) .4K7
Chicago IS 22 .450
Cleveland 13 25 .342
Federal League
W. L. P.C.
Baltimore 22 II .0117
Chicago 18 17 .514
Buffalo 15 10 .484
St. Louis 18 20 .474
Kansas City 18 20 .474
Pittsburgh 11l 18 .471
Brooklyn 14 10 .407
Indlnnnpolls 15 18 .455
Intercollegiate Meet
Brings New Champs;
Two Records Broken
Special to The Telegraph
Cambridge, Mass., June I.—ln the
intercollegiate championship athletic
meet Saturday new records and new
stars were made.
Cornell won the meet with 40%
points. Penn was second with 31
points; Michigan third with 29%.
Two records were broken for the
meet, both by Cornell athletes. J. 1.
Hoffmire won the two-mile event in
9 minutes 23 4-5 seconds, while "Dave"
Caldwell won the half-mile race in
1 minute 53 2-5 seconds.
The weather was fine for the great
Kaines and the track was in good con
dition. The star event of the meet
was the half-mile race. It was the
most-talked-of event for weeks before
the great games and the running of it
was up to expectations. "Dave" Cald
well, of Cornell, won the event arvl
displaced the record set up by John
Paul Jones by (wo-fifts of a second
when he covered the distance in 1 min
ute 53 2-3 seconds.
The new champions are:
100-Yard Dash Bond, Michigan.
Time, 10 seconds.
220-Yard Dash—Seward, Michigan.
Time, 22 seconds.
440-Yard Dash Meredith, Penn.
Time, 48 2-5 seconds.
880-Yard Run Caldwell, Cornell.
Time, 1 minute 53 2-5 seconds (new
intercollegiate record).
One-Mile Run Speiden, Cornell.
Time, 4 minutes 20 1-5 seconds.
Two-Mile Run —Hoffmeire, Cornell.
Time, 9 minutes 23 4-5 seconds (new
intercollegiate record).
120-Yard Hurdles Braun, Dart
mouth. Time. 15% seconds.
220-Yard Hurdles—Ferguson, Penn.
Time, 2 5 1-5 seconds.
High Jump—Oler, Yale, and Nich
ols, California, tied. Height, 6 feet
2 inches.
. Broad Jump—Nordell, Dartmouth.
Distance, 22 feet 8% inches.
Pole Vault—Milton, Cornell; Buck,
Dartmouth, and ("amp, Harvard, tied.
Height, 12 feet 3 inches.
Hammer Throw—Kohler, Atichigan.
Distance, 157 feet V> inch.
Shot Put—Beatty, Columbia. Dis
tance, 48 feet 4 inches.
Millersburg Wins
in Opening Game
Special to The Telegraph
Millersburg, Pa.. June I.—Before
a crowd of more than one thousand
baseball fans Millersburg easily de
feated Halifax on the local grounds
Saturday. An error in the fourth in
ning prave Halifax their only run. Bow
man's home run drive in the third
inning, which brought in three other
runs, couple with Franke's pitching,
were the features. The score:
MILLERSBURG
R. H. O. A. E.
Hawley, l.f 1 j 3 1 0
Seal, 2b 2 0 3 0 1
Frye. r.f 1 0 0 0 0
Kowraan, c.f 2 2 4 0 0
Kahler, lb 0 0 5 0 3
R. Miller. 3b 0 0 0 2 1
Wagner, 3b 0 2 0 1 0
Spong, c 0 0 11 0 0
S. Miller, ss 0 0 0 2 1
Franke, p 0 1 1 1 0
Totals 6 6 27 7 ~6
HALIFAX
R. H. O. A. E.
Butter. 3b 0 0 1 2 0
P. Bowman, lb 0 0 10 1 1
Poffenberger, 2b 0 1 2 0 0
Ryan, ss 0 1 0 2 0
G. Schroyer, c.f. 0 0 3 0 0
H. Bowman, l.f 1 0 1 0 0
Straw, r.f 0 0 1 0 0
J. Schroyer, c 0 0 6 3 0
Prenzel, p 0 0 0 3. 0
S. Bowman, p 0 0 0 1 0
Totals 1 2 24 12 1
Millersburg .. 0 0 402000 x—6
Halifax 00010000 o—l
Two Cup Defenders
Will Have Dual Race
By Associated Press
New York. June I.—Two of the
three cup class yachts, Resolute and
Vanitie. were ready to-day for the
first trial contest to-morrow in the
long series of races which will termi
nate in August in the selection of a,
defender of the America's cup. The
third yacht. Defiance, will not be pre
pared to meet her rivals until the last
of the week, perhaps not until Juno 12,
owini* to radical alterations which an*
' being made in her top hamper.
Excitiag Games Are Promised
by Majer and Minor League
Harrisburg Will Have Their First Double-header at Island
Park With the Teutons Tomorrow
By "Umi>"
Things happened in the baseball
world Saturday. Results put new
teams In the lead in many of the
league races and brought others closer
up in the chase.
Harrisburg broke even on the day.
Heading took two victories and tied
up with Harrisburg for first place.
Three Tri-State teams loom uf> as big
factors in the chase.
Harrisburg will play Allentown to
day, and the first double-header with
the Teutons to-morrow.
Byers Is out of the game with a'
torn ligament and will be in the hos
pital for two weeks. Rote will play
with Harrisburg and hold down third
base, if he can arrange to get away
with the team.
lis WIN MEET
ON ACHY FIELD
New Records Hung Up in Eight of
the Events; Competi
tion Close
In the annual duel meet at Har
risburg Academy, Saturday afternoon,
the Romans won. New records were
hung up in a number of the events.
The meet was not decided until the
final event was finished.
The upper and lower ,gchools had
close contests. The final score was:
Romans, fiO; Greeks, 37. Mclaughlin
starred for the Romans with nineteen
points. Shotwell lead for the Greeks
with fifteen points.
One second was cut from the eight
hundred and eighty yard dash record
by Shotwell two-fifths of a second was
chopped off the one hundred yard
hurdle record, by Mclaughlin; Mc-
Laughlin in the two hundred and
twenty yard dash dropped several sec
onds. Krall in the high jump, Grove
in the shotput and McLaughlin in the
one hundred yard dash each made
better school records. The summar
ies:
100 yard dash, first head —First, Mc-
Laughlin, R.; second, Seitz, G. Time.
11 seconds. Second heat, first, Krall,
R.; second, Stackpole, R. Time, 11 3-5.
880 yard run—First, Shotwell, G.;
second, Bennett, R. Time, 2.18. Low
ering school record by one second.
Orange race (lower school)— First,
McCaleb, R.
Tug of war (lower school) —First,
Greeks.
100 yard hurdles—McLaughlin, R.,
and Krall, R., tied. Time, 13 2-5 sec
onds, breaking the school record by
2-5 of a second.
440 yard dash —First, Krall, R.;
second, Kunkel, G. Time, 59 1-5.
This stands as the school record.
Sack race (lower school)— First,
England, R.; second, McCaleb, R.
Mile run—First, Shotwell, G.; sec
ond, Muckj G. Time, 5,10.
Football relay (lower school) —
Greeks. *
220 yard dash —First, McLaughlin,
It.; second, Krall, R. Time, 25 1-5, es
tablishing a new record.
Pass back (lower school)— Romans.
Tug of war (lower school) Ro
mans.
Two mile run—First, Shotwell, G.;
second, Buck, G. Time, 11-35, estab
lishing a new record.
High jump—First, Krall, R.; sec
ond, Stewart, G. Height, 5 feet 1 inch,
establishing a new record.
Shot put—First, Grove; second,
Krall. Distance, 37 feet 7 inches,
breaking Grove's own record.
100 yard dash, finals—First, Mc-
Laughlin; second, Krall. Time, 11
seconds; new record.
Carrying the colors—Romans.
Broad jump—First, McLaughlin, H.;
second, Seitz, G. Distance, 17 feet 2 U
inches.
In the big leagues the Athletics and
New York hold the lead in their re
spective organiations. Connie Mack's
boys have been working like Trojans
to get to the top.
in the Central Pennsylvania League
the New Cumberland team is going
hot foot after the pennant. With the
additon of the State College stars who
played Saturday it looks as if the other
teams will have to get more speed in
order to beat the cross river team out.
New Cumberland took two games on
Saturday. The second was an easy
proposition, Highspire showing miser
able work in the field and being un
able to hit at the right time. Middle
town and Steelton had two close bat
tles and it looks as if these teams will
be hated rivals again this season.
Second Honors For
Steelton High Team
In the annual invitation lnterschol
astic meet at Reading Saturday, Steel
ton High came in second for honors.
Reading was first .capturing every
thing but the weight events.
G. Wilson, of Radnor High, 'jroke
the record in the discus event it 108
feet 7 inches. The record was 103
feet. Summaries:
100-yard dash—First, Albert, Read
ing, and Krout Steelton, tie for first;
third, Dambly, Norristown; fourth
Strasmic, Steelton. Time—lo 3-5
seconds.
220-yard dash Won by Krout,
Steelton; second, Albert, Reading;
third, Pierce, Reading; fourth, liock
er, Steelton. Tjme—24 1-5 seconds.
880-yard run Won by Sellers,
Steelton; second, Hendricks, Reading;
third, Cornog, Radnor; fourth, Red
cay,Reading. Time—2.o7.
One-mile run—Won by Hendricks,
Reading; second, Kleinspehn, Read
ing; third. Redcay, Reading; fourth,
Jeffries, Steelton. Time—4.s4 1-5.
150-yard high hurdles AVon by
Lereh, Reading; second, Shipp, Steel
ton; third, Miles, Reading. Time—
-18 2-5 seconds.
220-yard low hurdles Won by
Charlton, Reading; second, DayhofC,
Steelton; third,, Kremp, Reading.
Time—29 2-5 seconds.
One-mile reday—Won by Reading;
second, Norristown; third, Wilming
ton; fourth, Radnor. Time—3.4o 1-5
High jump—Won by Lerch, Read
ing; second, Perot, Norristown; third,
Finn, Norristown; fourth, Yearsley.
Wilmington. Height—s feet 6 inches.
Broad jump—Won by Shelly, Steel
ton: second, Downing, Radnor; third,
Newstetter, Reading; fourth, Albert,
Reading. Distance—2o feet 4% inches
Pole vault—Tie for first, Shoffner,
Norristown, and Schmael, Reading;
tie for third, Shelly, Steelton, and
Phillips, Norristown, and Newstetter,
Reading. Height— 10 feet 3 inches.
Shotput—Won by Wilson, Radnor;
second. Crump, Steelton; third. Cor
nog, Radnor; fourth, Dambly, Norris
town. Ristance—42 feet inches
Discus throw—Won by Wilson, Rad
nor; second, Dambly, Norristown;
third, Crump, Steelton; fourth, Troup,
Reading. Distance—loß feet 7 inches.
Country Club Team
Wins Fifth Match
Harrisburg Country Club golf play
ers won the fifth match in the series
with the Reservoir Park club on Sat
urday by a score of 12 to 4. These
contests are for the Boyd-Payne cup
and the club winning four matches is
entitled to the trophy. The series now
stands 3 to 2 in favor of Reservoir.
It Is probable the next match will be
played on the Reservoir links two
weeks hence. The winners on Sat
urday were:
Country Club—Payne, captain, Rob
ert McCreath, Fownes, L. McCreath,
Sidas, Gross, Bent, Maguire, Todd,
Dull. Mackenzie, Gaither.
Reservoir Park—Corl, Kelly, Fager,
I^oHKnecker.
The matches were refereed by Stew
art McEwnn, the Reservoir Park pro
fessional, and T. J, Dinan, the Country
Club professional.
Princeton Manager
Wins Many Honors;
Is Harrisburg Boy
Special to The Telegraph
Princeton, N. J., June I.—Princeton's
hockey team, intercollegiate champions
of the past season, was managed by
Jackson H. Boyd, of Harrisburg, a
member of the senior class of the uni
versity. Boyd served as assistant man
ager last year. Greater responsibility
fell upon the manager and captain
this year, due to the fact that a pro
fessional coach for the team was aban
doned.
The only defeat which the team
suffered at the hands of college play
ers was administered by Harvard in
the first of a three-game series.
Princeton won the other two.
The annual statistics of the present
graduating class ward Boyd the dis
tinction of being the "best dressed"
among his cla.ssmates. Aside from
this he has been a member of the
Right Wing Club, a senior organ
ization, taking an active part in the
interests of the club. He is a member
of the American Whig Society and
belongs to the Ivy Club.
[Jackson H. Boyd is a son of the
late John Y. Boyd and has been ac
tively identified with sports at Prince
ton for the past three years.]
Saturday Scores by
. Big and Little Teams
Central League
New Cumberland, 4; Highspire, 2.
New Cumberland!, 1; Highspire, 1.
Steelton, 3; Middletown, 2.
Middletown, 3; Steelton, 0.
Amateur Games
Dinglestown, 10; Bressler, 2.
Millersburg, 6; Halifax, 1.
Englnehouse No. 1, 3; Mercers
burg, 1.
Harrisburg Post Office, 2; Elizabeth
town, 2.
Harrisburg Post Office, 3; Elizabeth
town, 6.
Lemoyne, 11; East. End A. C., 10.
Lemoyne, 7; East End A. C., 3.
Garnett A. C., 4; Enola A. C., 1.
Duncannon A. C., 16; Agoga, 0.
Duncannon A. C., 23; Agoga 3.
Lebanon A. C., 12; Airncliffe, 0.
Lebanon A. C., 0; Airncliffe, 1.
St. Peter's Jrs., 5; Heinmel A. C., 4.
Progress, 7; Hamilton, 4.
N. C. Federals, 12; Enola Y. M.
C. A.. 8.
Hemlock Sluggers, 8; Eleventh
Street, 7.
Frog and Switch Stars, 8; West
Side, 6.
Enola R. 8., 15; Camp Curtin, 0.
Enola R. 8., 18; Camp Curtin, 14.
Marysville, 11; West End A. C., 5.
Marysville Jrs., 14; Lucknow Jrs., 8.
Keener A. C., 8; Dauphin A. C., 2
(12 innings).
Lebanon Valley, 5; Hershey, 0.
Oberlin, 5; Hick-a-Thrifts, 4.
Saturday Winners
in Speedway Races
Winners in the automobile
speedway races at Indianapolis on
Saturday made new track records.
The summary follows:
First —Thomas, French entrant,
in Lelage car. Time, 6 hours, 3
minutes, 45 99-100 seconds. This
breaks all track records. Average
time 82.47 miles an hour.
Second —Duray, French entrant,
In Peugeot car. Time. t> hours, 10
I minutes, 24 29-100 seconds.
Third—Guot, French entrant, in
a Delage car. Time 6 hours, 14
minutes, 1 75-100 seconds.
Thomas's pace was more than
one and a third miles a minute.
It was nearly four miles an hour
better than Dawson's time in the
1912 race. Thomas covered on the
average one miles in less than
three-quarters of a minute.
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