MINOR LEAGUE PROSPECTS NOT VERY ENCOURAGING—TY COBB STILL LEADS-SPORTS
TY COBB KEEPS
BATTING LEAD
Roush Holds Top of National
League Batsmen; Pitch
ing Records
Chicago, June 30.—Ty Cobb, keep
ing up his pace as leading batter in
the American league, Is far In the
lead In total base hitting, unofficial
figures to-day show. His average In
and he has bagged 82 hits In
Dixty-nlne games for a total of 128
,hai>es. Sliftcen of his blows were dou
bles, eleven triples and two home
runs|
Hit batting, combined with Veach
and Helltnan, also has shot Detroit to ,
the top In team hitting, with an aver
age of .246.
Roth, Cleveland, with a total of 21,
maintained his pace as the leading
base stealer. Ptpp, of New York,
holds home run honors with six.
I.radlns Halters
Leading batters for half of their
clubs' games: Cobb, Detroit,
Speaker, Cleveland, .145; Mclnnls,
Philadelphia, .326. Slsler, St. Louis,
.318; Milan, Washington, .305: Chap
man, Cleveland, .301; Veach, Detroit,
.301 ;• Hellman. Detroit. 300; Harris,
Cleveland, .299; Jacobson, St. Louis,
,288; Plpp, New York, 286.
Leading pitchers participating In
fourteen or more games, rated ac
cording to earned runs per game:
Pitching llreordn
O. W. I* E. R.
Clcotte, Chicago.... 21 II 5 l."8
Dumont, Wash 15 2 7 1.31
Scott, Chicago 14 5 4 1.68
Leonard, Boston ... 15 7 7 1.76
£agliy, Cleveland .. 23 7 7 1.77
Kut lone I l.eagne
Hans Wagner, the Pittsburgh vet- i
eran. Is batting .329 as a National ]
League regular. Rouch, of Cincinnati,
with an average of .356, Is tho leader.
Resorts
ATI.ANTIC CU V, I*. J.
HOTEL MAJESTIC
Virginia ave. and beach. Ocean view;
capacity 300; elevator: private baths,
etc, White service. Special $12.50 up
wki v.; Amer. plan; fl up European
plan. Free garage. M. A. SMITH.
~ MILLER~COTTAGF~
II tii 10 N. Ueoritla Ave. Capacity aiMl.
Noted for Its lulilc. lI.WI lo flatly.
sH lo till nrckly. I ;t jilillnh. il .IN
jrn. UMEIIHOV CIIOVTIIAHEI., Mar.
HOTEL KENTUCKY
WITH FIHEPHOOK AIIUITIOSI
Krnluek) Ave., Near Heacli. Cttpni'll*
•too. Majority rooms with hot ami
cold running water, 35 with private
bath. Telephone and electric lights
in every room. Klevator from street
level Send for booklet and points of
Interest. American Plan Rules, In
cluding good meals.
g'J I, ft dally; *lO to fll.ilO neeltly
X, 11. liK.M N AIIY, Proprietor.
HOm TENNESSEE
'Mi>icMee Avenue autl Ileurh
Oc< . i view. Rattling from hotel.
Showers. $8 up weekly. |1.50 up dally.
* A. HKALY.
Ileal located Popular Prim Hotel In
Atlantic City, \. J.
NKTII ER LANDS!
New 6'ork Ave. 50 yards from board- !
walk. Overlooking lawn and ocnan;
t capacity 400; elevator; prlvato baths.!
Lover b'l outside rooms have hot and
wold tunning water.
K|tiitr4 *lO to *2O wkly. $2 to SI dally.
W SPECIAL rUBB FEATURES!
Battling Allowed From Hotel
l,fiunl TIMIIIIN Court* Danc*e Floor, i
llookrt nlth point** of IntrrfNt In At- |
iHitfhj City. Autfimt Ituhnailcl, I'rop. ,
tfl.ftj up Dnlly. |U up Wkly. Am. Plnn
OSBORNE
Parifiesnfl ArKns Ave., nesr Benrli, I.le
hvaior Hot and cold running water In room* I'rl |
wntriiJths. RnthinM froir house excellent tnhle
Kamwy SOO. Bnikiet. MECKI.Y A FETTKK
KENDERTON
tlt j;w tSNI) TBNJtENHEH AVK„
tine If Atlantic t'lty's most prominent
boteli off the boardwalk. Centrally
loCHUd. Rooms single or en mtlto
wltlilprlvate bath. Klevator. Sim
parlqr. Open lawn attached. Booklet
and jates on request. A. CHATMAN.,
iJ BELLE INN H A ve C *^ l a n, I l
BeHdli. In the* center of City near all
pleij and amusements. Noted for Its
tablf and service. All conveniences.
While service throughout. BathiuK
froil Hotel. Amstican plan (2 day
up. ] Rooms 760 tlay up.
J. YOIJNQBLOOD.
SOMERSET
4th hou'tio from
lieirfh, 29th year same managnneut.
SI.S) day up. Rnthlng from house.
RUTH ALBX STEEJB.
MONTICELLO
L lUAOINO MOOERATC PRICE HOTCIV#
Kentucky Ave. A BcatH flrrt of Atlantic City
t*fU'clty fW, private hath. runnlnf wntr,
Mwlori) throutnout; excellent tnhle A net-vice.
Iteftn*) eurroundlnia: ocean bat hlntr from hotel.
t'J up daily. sl2 up weekly. Write for folder.
Mill MaHiHi. Ownership rr anatemcnt.
NORWOOD clflJ m AWa. E PopuU?
villi Harrishurg vlslturs. llathlng
from hotel. |9 up weekly. l)an<'lng.
W. R. SMITH.
IIOTEL BORTON
lepuessen Ave. n<<ar Beach. Select
family hotel. Special rates for June.
Booklet 12. M. HBNWEIt.
Hotel Warwick
The best equipped small hotel In At
lintlc City. Ocean view rooms. After
i o|| ten served. SARAH 11. KUl.l.t M.
i .\I*K >IAV COUNTY, N. J. •
S^ATE'
iATHiur, For A Summer Vacation ALL- I
Iftl™. YEAR
TlCUllir or an All-1 he-Year-Residence, ft iuiTr
DfllNlj Ctpe May County is unrivalled. With the \,LIrIAI L
f ' Ocean on one side, and the hay on the other, i
\ A|] |U[ cool weather in Summer in alwnys assured, Hi A| T'l
JnlLlliU, while its proximity to the Uulf stream I SLItL 111
dmnniur shields you from the rigors of Wintertime. Irrrn irilltv
111 II Inmll Wonderful bathing hcarhei, good motoring roud 1 |\\ K |
lUIUIIinU and splendid fihlng lacllmei are hut a few of the lIIUHWU I
f t\i p* many attraction! offered the vldtor hy the varloui 11/irrir
lif 11 r rsaorta, which Include: Wlldwood, Wlldwood trait, nflirlV
UULI, North Wlldwood, Cape May, South Cape May, IIUILLj
Triuiir C, P* , * o,n,, *•' ~,• 9l f r. ®l°* Harbor, R n . nr . lkJ/
I FKINIC I'eermont, Avalon, Tomitand'i Inlat, Strathmera, HOARDING
I LnllUl (Coreon'a Inlet) and Ocean City. HOUSES.
a* Soin, Ml rliWnill loc,il<m, will h.inl, h nffcu.l Inr Ml*, ..
liniiir ind, whil mining yut Summer vtrtllitn. |ui t.tmiiWi ih >(• Kf Nll A!
Kill! nil I vni n( mi utm vuur Mtiiuiwm hom, in Can* My County, 2,
IMUIRU,, wi ;'^" roW K* I ACUITIES!
jb. Clark • <li, ( oumi, bixrJ ul f r#,(ilUn v-.
~" n !
SATURDAY EVENING,
Robertson, of New York, held the
lead In base stealing with seventeen,
while Cravath, of Philadelphia, leads
In home runs with seven. Philadel
phia leads In team batting, having an
average of .267.
Leading batters are: Rouch, Cin
cinnati, .356. Cruise. St.
Olson. Brooklyn. .324; Flacher, Pitts
burgh. .321: Horn <by, St. lyouls, .320;
Burns, New York. 308; Wheat, Brook
lyn, .307; Rawlins. Boston, .306; Groh,
Cincinnati. .306: Jack Smith, St.
.306: Whitted. Philadelphia. .306; Cra
vath, Philadelphia, .301; Zimmerman,
New York, .300,
Wlnnlne Twtrlers
Leading pitchers In thirteen or more
games:
a. W. 1-. E. R
Vaughn, Chicago... 17 10 5 1.72
Anderson, N. \ 14 7 J'i'i
Jacobs, Pitts 15 3 7 . !•$£
Meadows, St.
Hchupp, N. Y IS 8 2 2.1-
Enjoyable Steamboat Ride
in Honor of 1917 Class
New Cumberland, June 30.—A
steamboat ride given by the Alumni
AKHoelatlon In honor of tho graduat
ing clhhh of 1917 of the High school
was a great success. Tho boat, with
eighty-three on board left at 8 o'clock
it was decorated with (lags, class
colors and Japanese lanterns. Vlc
trola music wus played hm the boat
went down the river und patriotic
sone, school songs and school cheers
were given, ('lasses were represented
as far back at 1887. The excursion
went down the river several miles
and on tho return stopped at tho Is
land opposite New Market, where tho
young people enjoyed an hour's dnnc.
Ing. After a brief address by Carl
Smith, president of the Alumni As
sociation, in which Jio welcomed tho
graduating clans, the party went back
to the boat where refreshments were
served. The boat returned to New
Cumberland at 12 o'clock.
Flagraising at Juniata
Bridge on Fourth of July
Dttncarinon, Pa., June 30. Charles
M. Gross has erected an eighty-foot
pole at Juniata bridge and lie and
George K. Boyer have purchased a
large flaK which will be swung to
the breeze i,n the morning <>f July
4. at It o'clock with the assistance of
the town people. The flag will be
raised In honor of the boys of Ijun
c'nnnon and vicinity who have enlist
ed In the United States service. The
following program lias been arrang
ed: A squad of United States Soldiers
will Ore a salute; tnusJc by the Citi
zens' band; "America,'' by Professor
J. L. 1,. Bucko; addresses by the Rev.
Dr. George 11. Johnston, the Rev,
William Willis Sholl and the Rev.
Kll more 'l'. Kolter. All citizens ain
requested to be'present.
Carlisle Company Rapidly
Recruiting to War Strength
Carlisle, Pa., Juno 30.—Big Impetus
was given to tho Company G recruit
ing campuign last evening, when a
parade was held by guard members
and recruits and a concert given by
the Carlisle band, while officers and
others urged upon men Hie Importance
of Joining the Pennsylvania National
Guard branch of service now. The
campuign so far has netted nbnut
thirty-tlve men and it Is expected that
by to-night the flfty-three desired
will have placed their names on the
muster roll.
DANCING
APTBIINOON ami KVRNINO
—at—
HERSHEY PARK
JTII,V 4TH
Ttugirrme OrrheMra.
Mrnplionr NpeclnMlea.
*
Resorts
wu.nwooo. N, J.
fU '
aaj Wlldwood'a fsmoua bat IdnE
beach Is admittedly the flasst
In America. Kloplnit gently
Into tho Atlantic Ocean, It Is
absolutely ante for women and chil
dren, becnusn of the total nhaanco of
sullies and undertow. Persons living
Inland havs no conception of tho til"S
urn and exhilaration of "urf bathing.
A summer at Wlldwood will do mors
to build up your health and strength
than unythlng elso In the world. l p or
beautifully lllustiatcd booklet eyi
and full Information about cot
taxes, apartments and hotels,
write today to \_
J. Whiteaell
nty Clerk J-
Wlldwood, N. J,
CONTINENTAL,•
• for booltlet.
NEW SHELDON ,^K°'!,' ot . l TVai
pnclty 350; elevator; private baths;
rooms on suite; booklet; suto. l>. J,
Woods, ownership maiingeinent,
FFNWiriC Wlldwood und Holly
r EiH H IVI\ ||gch Avs. Open all
year. L H. Boyer, Prop und Owner.
Fnr.FTON INN Booklet,
tubtiun inn i alhicrt iiAitia
t M>| COUNTY, N, J.
CGrant land Jlice
Cr/Ryrltfhl, 317, Th Association (Nom York Tribune >.
THE I'MP'H RKVKItY
Tho Umpire looked with u cheerful eye
And a grin on his hard, grim face;
It wai easy to see that liln hope* run high
AM he whistled around the place;
"Ha* some one slipped you a fancy ium?"
Wo asked an he passed the bench;
"0n,0." he Maid —and continued to hum—
"l'm only waiting tho rail to come
Somewhere to the first line trench."
"Five yearn," he said. "I have faced the gab
From Heinle the Hlm's hot breath:
• Five yearn I have tackled Mcllraw and The Crab
on the edKe of a dally death;
Ho I'm waiting the druTt with a Soul that'e gay
Apart from the bitter wrench;
Where only gun and tnachlno guns play
Jn a Mofter, pleaaanter, coaler fray
Some while In a tlrst line trench'*
"Fielder Jones telle Slsler to Imitate Cobb." Another ahrewd move
would be for Tat Morun to tell the rent of liln pitcher! to linltute Orovcr
Alexander.
WASTE AVI) SPOUT
"Eliminate all waste" la a message that bclonga to aport ns well as to
food.
The Mtar rarely waateH any motion. He la rarely attached to any aur
plUM devlcca.
JohiiHoti end Alexander nro among the eaaleat pitching pitchers In the
game. Neither currlea any waate motion, Ty Cobb often looku lazy and
Indifferent where he Is 1 UMlng up Just enough energy to get by, on certain
occaalona. lie saves hIM big efforta for tho big thlnga of the game. Moml
golf profeMHloniilM and leading amateur* are quick, eaMy playofM. They
waate no aurplua time in addressing the ball or fuMHlng over a stance or
grip, They merely stop up and hit the ball.
Pitchers with /.lg-zug wind-ups, battora with wasteful motlona at the
plate, golfei-H with a aurplua of practice awlnga and unaeemly waggle,
rarely ever reach the top.
In aport hh well an inathematlca, the ahorteat dlatnnce between two
given polnte la a atralght line.
Till'; KTOItAIV I'IOTRKI. STILL FUKI
Back In 10H, nearly ten cumpalgns ago, Fred Merkle'a baaeball career
waa supposed to be cloaed out when he refrained from touching aecond
baae In a decisive contest.
In place of aubaldlng Merkle workerl hIM way up to atnrdoin.
Last aummer when McOraw aecured young llolko und turned Merkle
over to Brooklyn am a substitute to Jake uaubert, tho uutopay once aguln
wiih pronounced over the cx-Glant.
ThlH time he wum held to be on Jilm way out to a certainty, one of the
llaa lleeiiM liciidi d for the trackleMM Bumli.
To-day, a regular with the Cube, Merkle la one of the best llrat. baae
nien In tho game.
He In Holding exceptionally well, and with the exception of Hal Chuae,
In outbatttng all other Aral basemen In hla league. Ho Ih woll above Jako
Duubcrt, Kd Konetchy, Luderus, Koike and othera, who last year were,
figured better. Merkle'a piny haa been one of the big feat urea of tho Cub
revival, lie Ih now only thirty yearn old, and an he haa always been a line
all-around athlete, apparently baa several yearn ycl to nerve.
Merkle baa been one of the pet targcta of Fate, but he haa proved again
that the citizen who Inalata on lighting back can't be driven from the
Held.
Baaeball worth lan't. always matter of averages. There in more than
one sun-blistered athlete who, In the averages, haa a better mark than
Charles Lincoln Herssog. But for ull around value the Cantaloupe King
huH HO superior. He rail lilt, run, Held and, beyond thin, baseball knows
no harder worker. •
GO 1.1" 1 MOTTO
He who plnya und looks up quickly
lias a feeling aomewhat sickly,
As ho aayn, bereft of Joy,
"Here, slip mo a niblick, boy!"
What's In a name, Indeed? Tho lust block In, the realm you would
nuipect of noaking an umpire would be one attached to the awelt monicker,
Babe lluth.
An for the ultimate value of records, well, Walter Johnson haa lost
more games than any other pitcher in tho American league. Figure the
rebuttal out for yourself. Out of 14 Mlartn Johnson has been dropped It
times aga.lnst U victories. He Is pitching on a weak club, yet both- < iallia
and Shaw on the same machine have won fi out of 10.
n&QAekcdt
Hi'OHKN OK YHMTIOKDAV
Klltlonal I .I'll Kill*
New York, Hoaton, I (I*l Kiinie).
Hoaton, IH; New York, 0 <n<l game),
Cincinnati, I; Plttaburgh, u.
HI. I<uU|m, 9: ChIoBKU, 2.
i'hlluili'lphla-Hrookiy n, ruin.
American l.eimue
I 'lt lln <l<-11> I■l n. I; Wuiihlnßton, 3.
Hoaton, 2; Nnw Yolk, t (ten In
ning*).
CTIICIIBO, 8; Cleveland, I,
Detroit, 19; Ht, Koula, I.
\cv Vnrk flale l.citmie
Hrrantnn, 4. Hlnshamton, :i.
Other game*, rain,
1 1 1 Ik* indue L.fnmic
OettyabnrK. l); Ohamharabur*, (I.
MartlntburK. 7; IfuKoratown, 4.
Hanover, 4. Prtdarlck, 8.
Interniitloiiiil l.eimue
Newark, li; Rf>fheater, it,
lialtlmore, X| Montreal, 4.
Other KUIIICH, ruin.
MIIMHI 1111 l l.enniie
Itoaewond. I'l Htanlay, 0.
WIIKRK THKY I'l.iV TOOAY
National l.eamie
I'hll|<<l>-I|>lili< lit Hl'OOklyn.
HoHton Mt New York,
r'lni'lnnntl at rittahngili.
Ht. I,nulii ai Chlougo.
Am< rli iiii I,riiuin'
Detroit at Ht. l<oula.
Chicago al Cleveland.
Waahlnston at Philadelphia.
Nw York "t Hoaton.
Nun \"rU Mule I.l* a line
Utloa at MymioiMi
llarrlNliiirit lit Iteaillna.
WUkH'lll • l Ht ranlnn.
Klniliu al lilnuhtinitun.
Ilplhlrlii'in *teel I. entitle ,
Ntealton al Wilmington.
Hparrowa I'olilt lit Hehanon.
He I hlvlirni it for# I'tlver.
lnti|itiiii-i'eri\% league
Maryavllle at Dauphin
Mlllerahurt at Newport,
Dtincaniinn it 11 itl ifa x.
|n||v l'uMr l.i'imiia
Hill I'labiim Hi Meadow*
lialtlmore al Wiiahlnaton.
New York al Philadelphia.
Tranton ut Wilmington, ,
I'lillMili llihlH A lleMilliiH I.ettitMa
At Heading i4t. t'lalr va. Uutomn*
live Hhnp,
Al Philadelphia A. t\ II 11, va.
Mining ilnril l i . ,
Ai llulliariard Heading 'Duiali'ti
va. lllllherfoi'il.
Al I'hlladeltdila Account* va, (lon
aral Manager!,
At 'l'ainaiina far ■hnpa va MliamA
kin Dlvlelim.
Al Phllatlaltitila--TranapurUtloii va.
I'urt Hluhiiioiitl,
HARfUSBURG $&&& TELEGRAPH
I\\ IIKIIIO TIIICV I'l, AY TIIMIII4II ll\V
National Lpaiiup
Plttnburgh nt Cincinnati.
Ht. LOUIM nt Chicago.
American I,mane
lietrolt nt Ht. Ijouln,
Chicago nt Cleveland.
New York Nlnlr l.enaiie
| I 1111 I Inbiirg at Hendlng.
HluKhuntlon ut IQlmlra.
Iftlcu. Nt Hyrncune.
wliken. Barro at Horanton,
W'HIDIIIO THHY IM.AY MOMIAV
JSallooal l.eiimie
I'hlludolphla at Brooklyn,
Honton at New York.
Ht. I .onlm nt Plttnburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
American l.raaue
Wnnhlnslon nt I'hlladclphlu.
New York nt Bonton.
Chicago nt Cleveland.
Detroit nt Ht. l.ouln.
N'eiv York Alnlr l.cauue
Hyrncune nt Ut'.aa.
Blnahaniton t( Klinliu.
llMtTlnhui'K at Heading. •
Hcrnnton ut Wllken-Berre,
HTANIIINC4 IIP THI'l TEAM*
Notional I,entitle
Tenmn— W. I* Pel.
New York 91 2J .1.7
Philadelphia ? 29 • 1
Chicago IH aj .lit.l
Ht. iHiuin as .ii .kin
Cincinnati J4 3jj •♦•f*
Brooklyn S* 9J i'l l }
ItoHlon 24 94 ,114
pittNburKh ............. <!'> 4tt . aaJ
American l.eaune
Teamn— W. U Pet.
Chicago 49 .flltH
Hontmi 40 l! 4 .tlj'S
New York 91 '-'A .BIH
I let roll 91 an .tuiN
I Meveland Ml 14 4U.1
Wanblnaton 97 4IKI
HI. l<outx ill 9tl asi
Philadelphia 21 II .'lfiH
Km York ninle l.eamie
Ten run— , W, U Pot,
Willie*. Iliirre aa IH K7.1
Mlnaliainton 11l it) H4"
ic i nil in sit '"j . |4a
Hvi'in ue '.'tl -4 ,580
I'llea 29 21 .
Itendlna ii ? 4HI
Hcninlon 2a '.'ti .4 4'.'
llarrlHliura f 40 .1(17
ln<rriialloiinl l.ennue
Teamn W b M
Newark ..1, .1it 99 ,A3O
Baltimore an :ia Jiji
Providence Its i'.N na
Bocheitier aa .10 . hj<
Toronto an aft .has
lllchuiond '.'4 90 .411
HitlTabi '! lit ,4tul
Montreal lo all .836
Hlii* lllila* l eawi.e
Tenmn.-- \V, U Pel
Martlimburg ti I',' .107 i
II ami'rlll• wII 3| 11 .MA j
i te| I VHIIII rg In I't .479 1
I 'rederlck Ift 91 ,4 4
Mnnover ID Ml . 400 I
i .innihernhurg I< SI . 3Ut>
liHinililn-IVrrr l.eagiie
• Tnauin W U pet
New pi II I I I *KO
I iiitii'rtiioi'ii n 3 . van
I laiiphlil K a ,135
Mai \ HI III* 4 9 114
ilnlifnN ... i l ,hi
Mlllm.l. Ill* I I .nil
AlllaiiH IIIM I.MNHII
Ten ma W. U Pet I
Koaaivood lo I ,114 !
Hiniilev I 4 Jit,
Heading T 7 . Mini
Unlnlmu I II ,lt4
MOUNT UNION HIGH BASEBALL TEAM
Mt. Union, Pa., June HO.— Ml.
Union High school huHoliuli team has
Just closed it very Nuccoaafiil season
The team will loae but one man by
gratluutlon. so next year Hie aggro*
gallon will make a alrottK bid i'iji'
Central PoniiMylvanla honor*. 'l'Jio
team iim pictured above:
First Row—From loft to right,
Itosensteel, 2b; Thompson, utility;
CHAMBERSBURG
QUITS BASEBALL
(.uinbcrldiul Takes Over
Franklin County Franchise;
Hooper Remains
Chambershiirg, Pa., Juno 30.—At
midnight last night u deal was clos
ed by which the Cumberland base
ball club takes over the Chamber!-
burg champion club of the Blue
Itldgo Leaguo and to-tlay Colonel
Nelson W. Uchsloi', of Cumberland,
camo on and closed the deal.
Ho takes tho playci'H entire, tho
uniforms, outfit, bats and assets.
Tho Cumberland club had been In
tile t'nlniiiac League which has
blown up and It takes the place on
tho Hchedulo and In the league of
the ('hanibcrsbiirg club.
Two games wero played here to
day with Gettysburg by the local
club, but they will bo credited or
debted to Cumberland In tho rat
ing.
Mitmijtcr Hooper Itcmaln*
Manager lOdwln Ifl. Hooper, who
led the Maroons to victory last sea
son, remains at the head. Tho bad
patronage, tho meager contributions,
the poor playing of Ihe club tills year
and lust, but foromost tho war, In
terfered with the success of the
game hero this year.
Tho director! wero unable to post
Ihe 9550 forfeit und I'rosldont Jami
son served notice that, tho franchise
would be forfeited this evening. Ilis
action wiim forslalled by the board
dlnputting "of tho lesso to Cumber
land.
McLeaf Wins Game by
All Around Good Work
McLeaf, a former Stanley pitcher,
tossed last evening ror the Rosewood
aggregation and won from his for
mer leniiimates by ii a to 0 score,
llolh teams pulled off n. double play,
"Tlille" Hhneffor, third sucker for
Ihe Hosowoods, (inveil tho contest
from being tied In the ilfth, A base
on bulla, followed by Johnson's two
bagger, placed Stanley, runners on
second und third. A hot liner
bounced over the third baseman's
head. Leaping Into tho air, Itn
caught Hie ball und pu! out the run
ner lit first, making tho third out.
Tho - score;
R. H. E,
Rosewood 'JOOOOx 2 7 2
Stanley 000 o 0 o—o 3 4
Ilatlerles- Hunlo.v, Johnson ami
Miickley; Roosewood, McLeaf and
Klllinger. Stolen bases Johnson,
Kbit and Shlcklev. Two-base hits,
Johnson. Hit by pitcher- Olenn
KllUnior. Umplrs uymo.
Lightning Enters House and
Stuns John Strock's Family
New t'iiftiherland, Pa., June :<O.
During a storm on Thursday night
lightning struck ii pear tree and
iheu glanced 1o the house of John
St roc U, about a mile from town. Mr.
Struck was at work on tho Pottltsyl
vunla railroad af Ihe tlino, but Mrs,
Struck,ilvo children and Ihelr griitul
moiher were at homo. They wore
stunned by Ihe Ktroko and still fool
the effects, A boy, who was asleep
on tho third floor, was knocked out
of bis bed. 'hi the second floor the
footboard of u boil was lorn away,
hut the occupants escaped serious
Injury. The bolt of lightning then
crushed Into the parlor, where It
tore off part of tho plas|or and
knocked away a corner of the piano.
There was no lire.
INUKI'KNBICNCK DAY (lAM KN
Belmont A. C. and l''lreman and
ICnglnetnen teaiiin will piny Iwo
uiiutc July I. The morning nunn
will bo played nu Belniout ileid. In
the afternoon tho content will lake
place ut Hlxtli and Dlvlnlon ntrcetn,
' " 1
Next Season's Program
For Trapshooting Honors
BY FKTklt P. CABKY *
Killior Nil I loan I N|MII-I Nynillcatc
It In ounloinary ut Ihe annunl
meetitian of llui Htule Sport*-
llliin'n Aanoi lattou lo nelecl the
cities 111 Which Ilia next Hluln
irapnhootlnM champtonahlp tour
tiamenln will be held. To Ihln
dull) houuin for mix huvo been
heaped on llieao cltlen;
STATIC. City.
Wnnhlitgion .... Tacomu.
I'eiiun.i Ivania .. . I.amunter,
t 'aMfoi II In-Ne\ailii hint ,loae
Now Jeraev ~,,, Imkrwond.
I'lorlda Jnckaonvlllr
i 'oliirado I'reemonl.
t thin ... Colorado Nprgn.
Mai > In HI I-It. . .1 'hllln id he,
I'milli liukola . . Ilallliiiore.
TI-SIIH Hunk li'alln.
• 11 In ho nin Iloiiklim,
NehranUii ■■>.., Hupulpa
Mli(allp|.l tlulfport
li ll n*iiiit Itiidge City,
llllntila I'wi'i'la,
Mlnnourl ....... Kaman C||y,
Rosoberg, ss., cnptaln.
Hecontl How—Reeser, p; Oracay,
3b; I.ongucre, rf; Peters, ih,
Third Row Preston, P; It. Hudera,
cf; Smith, coach; Hchmlttle, cheer
leader; Hlothower, mgr.; Welch, If;
c, Sudors, C.
Tho Mt, Union High achool will
also ho represented next season Willi
m fast, foot hull team.
Dauphin-Perry League
(li.v "Wcsty" Shore.)
Lack of engineering "Intdde" base
ball Ih given as tho reaeon for the
loosing streak of tho Halifax team.
Blever Is a good twlrter and every
time hn is on tho too for this aggro
gallon errors ure made buck or him
that usually contribute largely to
lost pantos.
"C.v" Davis, u member of Ihe pitch
ing staff of tho Marysvllle champs, In
a well-known musician. The pitcher
plays a violin and lit times tho drums
In a llarrlsburg orchestra. "Cy" Is
the twlrler who uses spoctacloii In tho
games. He Is considered a good pitch
er and played good ball wllh New
Cumberland In Ihe old Central Penn
sylvanla League, lie la a good man
for the Marysvllle team In their
drive for tho pennant.
Brenner, the Susquehanna Univer
sity man, Is a great help to the Uun
cannon team, ills pitching which has
been of a high caliber has been baf
fling lo Ihe best liltlora In the league.
He also Is n good catcher lo tho
younger players on tho teams who
have not had as much experience.
Brenner was In tho Now York State
League lust year.
Dauphin fans are well pleasod with
tho Improvement of Hrlcker's work
around the Initial sack, lie has Im
proved much In his Hold and also
with the stick.
Marysvllle fans believe Pat Rea
gan has a good find In I'lntl, who
hails 'eom Dart mouth College, 110
twirls i.ir the Reading team of the
Allison 1111 l League of llnrrlshiirgi
Married life seems to have stimu
lated tho playing of "Pete" Moore,
of the Marysvllle team. Since he was
married to Ruth Mllllken, of Marys
vllle, he has played In two games
and has been credited with three
hits, lie has also Improved In field
ing the shortstop position
Being a dangerous man at the
bat In pinches, league twlrlers dls-
Ilketo see Orvllle Mutxahmigh. Dun
cannon's shortstop step to the plate.
This boy has been hitting the pill
hard and Is playing a fast game at
Hhort,
V. 1 ] 0 ' ,0 f ortr attendance at
Halifax, tho game to-day which was
scheduled for tho home lot, wits
transferred to Diincannon. The Hall
lax management Is considering play
ing more games on foreign fields
If tho fans do not come to the res
cue.
"Cotsy" McCurdy appears to have
seen his best days In tho game, lie
la covering right Held for Dauphin.
Two years ago he played splendid
ball with Dauphin at second base ami
played good ball with the Marysvllle
before the organUatlon of the Dnii
phln-Perry League.
Poffanbarger, Mnrynvllle'a Neconil
hnnoninn, hnn regained bin hatting
form of the 1!1 r. mid l!Hti npnnona.
I Prior to .Ittne 33 he did not nacure
ii (tingle In tho live nucceaitlng ggmcn.
•in May in ho Hecurcd two IUI I
n nlnnle bingo on May lit. Thon for
five Ktiincn ho did not realMer II hit.
liiiHi week In tho Hauphln-Mnrvn
vlllc content ho nccnrod iwo nlnalen
anil two doublen In four trlpn to tho
plate.
Mils. MUI/nBABKItUKK 1)1 KN
Meohnnlcnburg, PH., June 30. -
Mi'm. I' rlMol I lit Nultan berger, aged Ml
yearn, widow of Jacob Hultxubcrgor,
died HI her home, 13 Wont Keller
ntreet, In at nlKht ufttii u limn 111.
ne*H. Mm, HulUnhcrgcr wan horn
In York county, Imt hat* lived hero
for twenty-three yearn. Hhn waa a
member of the Church of Hod. she
IH nurvlved by otto daimhtar, Mra.
Kin ma Hell, who lived with and
cured for her, and two aonn, Morrl*
K. Suit Ha barter, of Mouhanlcahui'ff,
and 1. Hultinborgnr, of Xanana
t'lty, Mo. Funeral nervlcea will he
hold at the home on Tumidity morn.
In*, conducted by her former paNtor,
tho Itov. It. K. Hhoop, of llarrinburg,
iiMHlHled by the Itov. B. U (V tlaer,
pardor of (he Church of tloil here,
Burial win ho made In ChMtnut Hill
Cemetery,
BON I'M 11)11 NAN'I'A I'i'l MKN
Chicago, June an.- Many ample
of the AtehlHOn, Topokn and Hnnta
L railway nyalemn arc to receive a
hoium amounting lo ten per cent of
the Nularlet* for the laat nix nmnthn
of IIIIH year, accordlna lo an ait*
nouncement made public to-day.
Umploygg who henelltetl by Ihe
waC Increnne brought NLVMT by the
AdaniMon law, thcae working under
iichedulen and contractH and thnae
drawing aalarlaa of more than 11,006
U venr wlll~ol recalve thn bonua,
hi. hln til In- |>HIII about .InIIIIIti \ I
Codakery I
nag all
Photographic
Material*
Jas.
ft, *••* at.
JUNE 30, 1917.
WELLY'S jf CORNER
William Runk has hstn eleetsd bus
iness manager for the local Motive
I'ower team. "Bill", ss lie Is belter
known, I* a hustler. Hn will knnp the
team prominent,
"Red" Crane Is certainly doing
tilings with Minneapolis, lie lias been
lured nt third base. In tho game on
Wednesday he lisd two dntihlehMggers
and Ills drilling wus a sensation, nit
the following day he had otin lilt, This
is going some for a butter who was
showing only .IAII with Washington,
Crane Is a good man. PerlinpM Grif
fith did not know how to handle him.
Manager Kills IClsenheiger of the
Midway team wants games for July 4.
He Is willing to play at Knola or
away from home,
President John K. Toner has ngttln
MINOR LEAGUES
ARE WOBBLING
Forrcll (iives Pronilno Thul
Territorial Rights Will
Continue
letters rce|\#d In Hnrrlaburi
within tho past throo days, oomlng
from players on Iho Hiirrlaliurn
toum, Indicate troublo nftar July 4,
A player writes: "All that la neces
niry Is for ono owner to say he Is
through, others will follow." A tils
pnlch front Chicago says:
Minor leagues forced to suspend
before the close of lite regular sea •
son will not lose Ihelr player or lot"
ill orin I rights, a coord Ing to a ruling
of the governing boartl of Hie Ntt
tlOlMU Assoclnlion Of I'rofossiotuil
lin !.• lin 11 Leagues, received by I'resb
ilont Tearnoy, of the Three-1 l>eugun
10-nlght. >
I'urrell Issues Ruling
"The rilling was iMSiiml by John II
rnrrell, secretary tif the Nailoiuil
Association, as a result of mi appeal
from President Tearnoy. who be
lleixs some of the smaller league*
will not survive the season owing to
the war slltuilloti anil conllnued UB
luvornhle weal her.
"The board ruled, howiser, Hint
players will bo permitted to neek
employment wherever possible for
Iho renin inder of Hie sounnu, but
must report next spring to the club
holding their contract llile season.
The hoard also ruled I hitt leagues
desiring to suspend shall Ilk a dale
lor closing and that all players must
1 c paid In full.
"It Is Ihe policy Of the uutlnnul
bnnrd lo help our league mrnihcrit
In view of conditions thai have not
existed for fifty yearn, anil Ihe tin
usual llnanchit sacrifices olrood)
made," the
hoped, however, thai Ihe learning
will exhaust every possible effort bu>
t'oro giving tip Ihe struggle,"
LKAHUtQ MI I,TING
C, Howard Reel, president of the
Allison 11 111 Illtblll I league, ban
eallod a nieellng to lie held Monday
evening, July 'J, at N o'clock, at Ihe
Rosewood athletic rooms, Thirteenth
mid Market streeta. All iiinnagors
and representHtlx cm are roqnested to
he present as there are important
matters to he disposed of,
'NIK TWO JOHN'S
John K. Tener and John McGraw
tine line tlay pulled something
raw;
"lie's ii bum, take It from tne!"
Hn Id John McOraw of John K. T.
John I<. T, remarked, says he:
"Take It back, or hour from me,"
So John McGraw knocked on tho
door
And snys, "Say, boss, now don't
get sore;
I said them things, and mean
them, too,
iiut that's betwixt Just, me and
you.
I'll write a piece to save the
game-
And say the sport ecrlbea are to
blame;
And then I'll say to them next
day
They ain't to blame -and then
you say:
'lt's too late now; It's closed,' say
you.
And then It's closed, and so
we're through,
With mo a liar and you a dub
Hut the game comes domi front
Ihe whitewash tub;
And tho willing guys, for what
they wrote
They're stung, eh, Johnny,?
they're the goat."
Ho, John K.T. and John McGraw,
tine line day pulled uomethlng
raw.
Kmerson l. Owen In N. V,
levelling Mall.
King Oscar
5c Cigars
have long been famous for
their high quality, regularity
and mellowness. They have
a reputation to sustain
and they sustain their repu
tation.
John C.Hermap~4-
ahnwn hie rtaniia to play f*tr anil will
rtnpan Hi* M'<lmw I'll**. A data will
ha ftxiMl fur A li*n rl ii M
Taunt* rnpiPNßtillnN th lfrrlhiirg
I'nrh Tunnla AMnclNlltin want Is Mid
illotnwn Mini Vnrk I fiii|ini't I v|y for
■ iitiinnin till* iirtfi nniin, ii**rvoir
rnui'l* #i>r nfnrlwlly H|ICIIPII with
.IniuoN A. Vngalai- in i'h*i'K.
Johnny Munrten •■•pinllntod Willi*
Jarl<nn tvllli it veiiK*nt<a *1 NR w
Vnrk IIIMI til Mitt In n In-rnuni1 hnul,
iiM'V-i'*iiklnK 111 pvriy MOIMIIIII of III*
llilrly in InII I r<M or iln hi In :* lo|inrl*
•ni'f wnn fin' lMiinl<n, .lai'kauii,
deadly iiiiifc, w<il nff 16 h flying ninii.
nml tho lll*i |wu round* hurt I'unda*
i'i11 v daasd from hi M if.iii imml
IHinrlirn, hut .lNrk>>n'a affmla In Unit
Ii In I' I M 111 I'lilll 111 tin 11 y hi might it lima*
lar In hlltmalf,
SHIP CANAL MEN
ARE LEFT IN AIR
Semite ncfuHcrt l<> Grant Any
More Monry; NomlmilloiiH
Were Ignored
The l.paieliiiiire ha* refuatd to ap
propriate mny money In the I .it ua
10rl Mini uhio ttlvw t'annl Hoard
•tint (lis Mfimto adjourned without
iiontlimlhg tho atipolntmtnlii or tin*
1016 lllflluliPl'H of t lie (ilMl'di Til in
in mi it M Ilia HUtln IIIIM wll ti itrii w n KM
Ntipport from the project, IIIHIOIIKII
IT IIIIM LLl\ r<n(r>i| II|I\VL I'<IM In 11100,(100
111 tlin |ii<>|>iinltlon iinil linn iinHiluu
to nlmw for ii Inn, 11. minority mml mi
nority report, mill itniiin 11ui II uinl
hletnry,
TILL) IPIIII I'll HMkmt HIP I .PMIMIIII 111 P IN
appropriate 110,000 mul lvi- II HIP
II I I \ I mini ILL 11 II LII II I 'A from LLM IIINI
II l>pi <l|lL'ln linn TLIN llii'ilMlUtt Kill
111 I HUM II MM IIIIIIMII 111 HIP hatch of
Nl> tirniir In I lon II|IIN wnit'li were 11111
I'IPII iilnnu'. 'I'LIO L>LLI win* not ullnwpil
In iioiini nut nf llm HPIIIIIP I IIIIIIIIH IPI>.
II 11 llniiH II llm IIIIIIIVIMIH for HIP I'liluii
hoard WOI'UI'LL haul in H*'l HIP leal*
INI Ion reported up In iln* very Tawi
in 111 lit N lipfoiP I lie HPIIIIIP M I IJI HI I'll I
TIIPMIIII.V oluht. WLILI II WII* HIP IHIPKI
the iii'i lNN iiinlil lin inlipii in oiHlnr
lo i HIMII the lit ll,
The money wan wanted for the foN
Inwllia pm pimpM; "l''nr llcfl'il,Villa Hill
i IIMI nf (i RIII 11 N M I'ppnrl* nl' lie vvnrli
unit for the payment nf PIIPPII*PN In
rlilpiiiiil iii iii p 11111 lot I'tiH out nf tin'
nrtli pii nf HIP litmrtl 111 HIP city nf
I'II IPIIIII'IIII I HIP intyiupnt nf Irnvui
111 H expellee* nr HIP hoard and the
puyment of ealarle*, roe* noil ex
IIPIIMPM nf HIII 11 anal near*, iirart*mnii,
attorney*. oniiertN and clerical n**l*t
iini'e IIN HIP hoard may ilepm it nec
PMMiiry In nni'liiv,"
\\ lin I hn lohliy I'mimi It twilil mil
Rot DIP fill),nillt hill Ihl'llUllh, II HlMl'l
I'll II Millar mimil inr it * I ii.immi lln in in
Mm ui'llrriil n p|•' <>l<l I'il lon hill IN |>m
Nil In I'l cm mill Mpiim I n mill 11, mar imiii
ft'l'ppn mill Hpiiiilp Imiilpl 1 * \vni'# liOlt"
fttnnlly Imuntmif>il, |i'oi" n ulinrl Hum
Hip ||O,OOA Hnin gill mill DM |'o|t<it'|
lltr> I'llM lrirn'B wl'r> mrtUliitr lip, hut,
II wmh r>l lin I iii Iml htifnrfl Mm niPim.
ur* WIIN iHlnlnil.
Tim lolihy WMH mi hu*y trying to
RPI HIP SIO,OOO llnm Into thfl npprn
lii'lnllnn lilll Hull II rivpi'limltpil HM
foil 11 I'll)Atlon nf Dm iiip Hl I tpi Mof Kin
IMIIIM I hnnrtl, wliii worn ll |i|ift|it | pit
iliii'N HIP IMHI NPHNIIUI nf HIP IIPKINIII
HIIK Tim exeiMitlv* miiiilmtliiuiH
t'Ollllnlllpn nf HIP HnnniP ili i llnml In
i'p|inii the Humimii llMlM, wiiiitiui l'
< In IIMMIIPI*, chlnf t'lnrU of tin. MPIUIIP,
IIINI II In Ii I I < til I' In II v 111 it 111 PI I llrivni'llitl'
Mtti'lln H. 11r111ntin11u11 Mini t'liiillimil
HULL hint IIPPII Wllhllplil nil HIP IIIPIII.
IIPI'N nf HIP linniil, IIM fill In WN !
A. 111, Ailnm, VoilliimlOWll, tl„ fiiup
ypiiim W, 11, li'nlltniNhPP, I 'lt I ntiii I'm li,
Nil ypiii'Ni Inn hi ,1 II HI PAN N, NPW I'IIH
HP, NU ypm'Nj 11, I', IIUIIPII, WIIPPI
IIIU, W \"n., (I\P VPIIINI ,1 nil ii to,
HIIIIW, IMI INhi i I'M h, IIVP yptirnl TIIUIIIHN
I'. Mlnmi, I 'hiil'lpi'nl, fniil' y PIFW, \\'||
Hum HI oven inn, I'lltntmruli, l*
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Ai'i'nt'ilinir ti> HIP rppm't nf John
W, HIIIIW, IrptiHiirpi' nf HIP IMMI'II, til oil
with HIP tlovurner wmi' ll HIP FlU'enl
l\ iiinl iiiintp nviitliihln fur thn mWH
iiniipt'N Into ypNtPi'ihiy, Ihni'p wirn
hnimicp nf $4.11T.01t 111 HIP fund May
,11, NN ilniiht HIP numunt IN IPNII
now, An Ihn 4'tilllHitMMlnii In IIPIIII
whatever i pnuiliiH will revert to Ihn
Ntete,
t'XNINO Ol'ir.NM IH.IMV
The Hlxth VV h 'il t'n Ml no luiaolnill
tpiiin, of whh'h Hurry MIIITI* In mum
lll'l'l', I'I'IIHNPII will) tllP ntrilUtf
HI, Mnry'N <\ (' iPHIu, nf Htppllnn,
mi I Mlnmi I'nrh Ih tn ttfipi numi, Thn
Hist It Wttl'il I I'll ill IN without n Niinm
for July 4, M ml wnnhl IIHp tn ttrrnnfn
fnr (hut ilnte with nny mmiteur
t en Hi.
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