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OVER 2.000 ENTER GRAMMAR
SCHOOL TRACK MEET JOKE 3
Pupils of 15 Buddings to Contest for
Events—Board Grants Half-Holi
day Vacation—Expect Thousands
to Be in Attendance
When the eighth annual track and
field meet of the Harrisburg grammar
i-chool is held Thursday, June 3, un
der the Harrisburg Track Athletic Com
mittee, fifteen schools will be repre
sented and more than two hundred
pupils. This is two more schools than
entered the meet last year, which is in
i reused by the Penn and Boas build
ings.
Although the honors were carried
away by Lincoln last year, yet Forney,
• amp Curtin, Webster and Maclav each
have strong teams and are expected to
score heavily. The first event starts
promptly at 2 o'clock.
A half holiday will be granted all
the schools oi the city by the Harris
burg School Board. Sections of the
grandstands will be reserved for each ot'
the schools.
The schools entereil, entries and ab
breviations follow: Boas, B; Cameron,
' l$ l Special Lot at Extraordinary
: ml Low Prices
IgV. I Through a fortunate purchase we secured a Special Lot
l&j- I °f beautiful Diamonds at a price that enables us to sell
fife* I them tor less than the usual wholesale prices.
Wl LADIES' DIAMOND RINGS
I Beautiful carat Diamonds
I Mounted in fashionable solid gold rings. Brilliant,
tif' I white and perfectly cut, Regular value $27.50.
1 1 Special Price, $19.00
This is an unusual opportunity to get a fine engagement
rin £ »r an elegant commencement present at a big bar
gain price.
|L LAVALLIERES
We have just placed on sale a very large assortment of
§?'. PW LaVallieres at extraordinary low prices,
ffi" o,lr " ew stock includes a great variety of the newest
and prettiest styles. Don't think of buying a LaValliero
ft?.; »ntil you see those at this store.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED
1 The P. H. Caplan Co.
§£ JEWELERS
|| 18 North Fourth Street
J |C; Camp Curtin, CC; Foose, P; Forney,
jiFn; Hamilton, H; Harris, Hr; Lincoln,
11 L; Maclav, -u; IMelrose. Me; I'enn. P;
W obster, W; Willard, Wl; Woodward,
| Wd.; Reily, K.
• The entries:
r Event No. I—2 P. M.
_ 100-Yard Dash—Trial heats: (First
and seconds qualify for the semi-finals.
8 Record, 10 4-5 seconds, Baltoser, Ma
clav, June, 2, 1910.
First Heat—lß2, Schmidt, Wl.; 188,
| Taylor, Wd.; 91, Glaser, H.; 10, Wen
, rick, C.; 68, G. Moltz, Fa.; 33, Car
i ratt, C. C.
| Second Heat—l3l, Malick; IM.; 113,
|R. Franklin, L.; 163, Main, W.; 209,
| George Albright, Hr.; 153, R. Morri
son, Me.; iS3, Wissler, Wl.
Third Heat—92, Metzabaugh, H.;
! 69, C. Suoddlc, Fn.; 34, Miller. C. C.;
i 11. Fields, A. C.; 132. Pleam, M.
Fourth Heat—93, IHautz, H.; 1. Fer
guson, B.; 164, Boone, W.; 114, R.
, I Kolble, L.; 184. Evin, Wl.
i Fifth Heat—94. Anderson, H.; 150,
> James Steiner, P.; 210, Hogentogler,
■i Hr.; 189, Clay, Wd.; 70, B. Charles, Fn.
Sixth Heat—9s, Book, (H.; 165, Dit-
It zel, W.; 71. A. Saul, Fn.; 190, Yingst, 1
- 'Wd.; 151, I. Zuekerman, P.
j | Seventh Heat—96, Liddick, H.; 133,
t';IM.; 35, E. Keener, C. C.; 12, Shaffner,
jC.; 166, Dunkelberger, W.
Eighth Heat—36, Lathe, C. C.; 134,
, j Crow, M.; 13, Martin, C. C\; 2, King,
HARRISBURO STAR- fNDKPKNI)KNT, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1915
'B.; 185, Shlonberg, Wl.
Ninth Heat—lls, R. McCord, L.;
211, Snively, Hr.; 154, Seibert, Me.
Event No. 2—2 P. M.
Running High Jump—Record, 5 fee>t
j 1 inch, Seilhamer, Lincoln, June 6,
! 1914.
20, C. I jingle, C.; 23, ,T. Evelcr, C.;
j 19, Mulligan, C.; 77, X. ißover, Fn.;
i 78, J. Thorpe, Fn.; 79, H. Musscman,
''Fn.; 80, W. Rice, Fn.; 62, Herman
i Conner, P.; 45, Mtoody, C.; 39,
•Moore, C. C.; 42. Holahan, C. 46,
Ruiik, C. C.; 141, Kefkin. M.; 121.
i Slike, L.; 115, iMcCord, L.; 122, May,
I L.; 172, Shearer, W.; 194,'Fortna, Wd.;
i 197, Shirk, Wd.; 198, Briner, Wd.
Event No. ;>•—2.15 p. m.
Half-mile Run- —-Record, 2 minutes
I 13 2-5 seconds, Britsch, Lincoln. June
5, 1913.
"4, ,T. Beck, Fn.; 195, Tnmlinson,
Wd.; 3. Mickey, B ; 157, Arnold, Me.;
44. Ebersole, (J. C.; 22, B. Katz, C.;
226, Cohn, R., 216. Heist, Hr.; 186,
! Shlonberg, Wl.; 171, Fluss, W.; 102,
j Johnson, H.; 120, Reed, L.; 137, Sei-
I lers, M.
196, Eardly, Wd.; 75, Wm. Hocrner,!
Fn.; 140, Lot/.. M.; 119, Craig. L.; 101,!
I Ellis, H.; 169. Fair, W.; 187, Cohen, |
| Wl.; 215, Bover, Hr.; 191,, Kckert,
I Wd.; 18, J. Kamsky, C.; 43, J. Wal
lace, C. C.; 156, Attieks, Me.; 21. R.
Shorb, C.
155, Sanders, Me.; 183, Whistler.
Wl.; 170, Sparrow, W.; 99, Ebert. H.;
42. Holahan. C. C.; 117. Leeds, L.; 139,
Shradley, M.; 214, Roberts, Hr.; 40.
F. Keener. C. C.; 98, Malick, H.; 186.
I Isadore Levin, Wl.; 20, C. liingle, C.;
165, Dit/el. W.
Event No. 4—2.30 P. M.
220-yard Dash—Trial heats firsts and
j seconds in the three fastest heats quali
!fy for final heat. Record, 24 3-5 sec- j
j onds, Brenner, Forney, June 3, 1908.!
; First Heat—7l, A Saul, Fn.; 164. 1
'Boone, 4.; 192, Klueker, Wd.; 113,'
j Franklin, L.; 38, Howe, C. C.; 209, Al- !
| bright. Hr.
i Second Heat—l 67, Lehmer, W.; 70,1
! R. Charles, Fn.; 191, Eckert, Wdj; 137, |
| Sellers, M.; 37, Dcrr, C. C.; 14, Roe-I
j buck, C.
Third Heat—l3B, Bovversox. M.; 93, |
j Hautz, H.; 73. E. Stauffer, Fij.; 311,1
| Snively, llr.; 35, E. Keener, C. C.; 15, 1
1 Shaflner, M. C.
I Fourth Heat—l 36, Ebner, M.; 39, j
j Moore, C. C.; 72, C. Reininger, Fn.; j
j 116, Blaikie, L.; 97, Olaser, H.; 153, |
I R. Morrison, Me.
1 Fifth Heat —135, Atkinson, M.; 92,!
Mutzabaugli, H.; 114, Coble, L.;
iHain, W.
Sixth Heat—lßß, Taylor, Wd.; 13,'
E. Martin, C.; 16, Hoffman, C.; 168,'
Minter, W.
Event No. ."5—2.15 P. M.
12-pound Shot But—Record, 35 feet 1
7 inches, C. Beck. Lincoln, June 1,1
1911.
11, A. Fields, C.; 22, B. Katz. C.; j
200, (i. Holtzman, C.; 69, C. Snoddv, I
Fn.; 84, Rich, Fn.; 81, R. Shader, Fn.; j
76, E. Philippelli, Fn.; 64, John Fagan, 1
F.; 49, Michael C. C.; 51, W. E. KeenaJ
C. C.; 33, Garret, C. C.; 52, Grass, C/j
C.; 157, Arnold, Me.; 152, Wilsbach, I
P.; 142, Fleck, M.; 134, Crow, M.; 133, j
Coslow, M.; 125, Beck, L.; 126, Ogels- j
by, L.; 123, Connor, L.; 103, Lillv,'
11.; 173, Derrick, W.; 174, Davis, W.;
167, Lehmer, W.j 201, Shultz, Wd.; |
198, Bryner. Wd.; 202, Herman. Wd.;
218, Stoll, Hr.; 219, James Stoll, Hr.;
220, Weber, Hr.; 186, Levin, Hr.
Event No. 7—2.30 P. M.
120-yard Low Hurdles—Firsts in
I live fastest beats qualify for finals.
I
Record. Hi seconds. Beck, Lincoln, .Tune
I 6. 1914.
First Heat—ls2, Wilsbaeli, P.; 154,
| Seibert, Me.; 167. Lohiuer, W.; 135,
Atkinson, M.; 53, Zarger, C. C.
Second Heat—77, K. Hover, Fn.;
24. E. Geistwhite, 104, Prank, H.;
1221. Larig, Hr.; 175, Wilson, W.
Third Heat —203. Widle, Wd.; 143.
Dapp, M.; 54. Early, C. C.; 82. L.
! Heagy, Fn.; 17, Hampton, C.
i Fourth Heat—Bs, Fellows, Fn.; 11,
A. Fields, (J.; 125, Beck, L.; 48, Cole
stock, C. C.; 197, .Shirk, Wd.
Fifth Heat—l 44, liongaere, M.;
171, Fluss, W.; 222, Eisenhower, Hr.;
93. Hautz, H.; 47, T. Wallace, C. ('.
I Sixth Heat—l 76, Lowe, W.; 9t>, Lid
dick, 11.; 214, Roberts, Hr.; 137, Sel
lers, M.; IG, Hoffman, C.
Seventh Heat —204, Meyers, Wd.;
192, May, L.; 83, L. Dawson, Fn.
Event No. B—38 —3 P. M.
our Hundred and Forty Yard Hash
—One heat. Record, 56 3-5 seconds,
Scott; Cameron, .lune 5, 1913.
135, Atkinson, M.; 18, Kamsky, C.;
194, Fbrtna, Wd.; 36, Lathe, C. C.;
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HARRISBUR.O, PA.
* 213, Graham, Hr.: 73, William Hoer
ner, Kb.; 117, heeds, L.; 170, Spar
, row, W.; 100, Knoble, H.; 152, Wils
, | bach, I>.
j 19, Mulligan, C.; 139, Shreadley, M.;
; 38, Howe, C. C'.; 76, K. Philippeli, Fn..;
1 ! 40, P. Keener, ('. C.; 17, Hampton, C.;
| 95, Hook, H.; 169, Fair, W.; 193, Roo.
' Wd.; 165, Ditzel, W.; 168, Minter, VV.
'I 188, Taylor, Wd.; 41, Nislev, 0. C.;
118, Story, L.; 68, G. Moltz, IV; 98,
: Maliek, H.; 74, .1. Beck, Fn.; 131,
Maliek, M.; 14, Roebuck, C.; 99, Ebert,
. j H.; 132, Pleam, M.; 212, Lowrv, llr.
Event No. »—:{ p. M.
Running Broad Jump—Record, 18
! feet, 4 3-4 inch«s, Kvater, Lincoln,
• | June 5, 1913.
20, C. Lingle, C.; 24, E. Geistwhite,
;|C.; 10," L. Won rick, <J.; 1, Ferguson,
B.j 81, R. Shader, Fn.; 82, 1,. Heagy,
|Fn.; 7S, J, Thorpe, Fn.; 83, L. Dawson,
, iKn.; 62. Herman Connor, P.; 63, Karl
| Crook, F.; 47, P. Wallace, C. C'.; 48,
' <'olcstock, C. C.; 49, Michael, C. C.;
j 50, W. Kcane, C. C.; 138, Bowersox,
M.; 136, Ebner, M.; 137, Sellers, M.;
I 119, Craig, L.; 123, Connor, !J.; 124,
| Sallade, L.; 172, Shearer, W.; 169, Fair
iW.; 164, Boone, W.; 799, tfhultz, Wd.;
| 195, Tomlinson, Wd.; 197, Shirk, Wd.;
I 210, Hogentogler, Hr.; 217, Taylor,
: Hr.; 218, Stoll, llr.; 182, Schmidt,,\Vl.;
' IS4, Kvin, \VI.; 227, Froedman, R.
Event No. 12—3.45 P. M.
One-Half Mile Relay—Record, 2
I minutes, Forney, June 6, 1914.
j !• —Forney—B6, George; 87, Rod
[gers; 88, L." Snyder; 89, Harper; 90,
sub, Burns.
_2. —Melrose— 158, Strawhecker;
! 1 <>9, E. Oaman; 160, Metzgar; 161,
j Thompson; 162, G. Hooker.
3.—Lincoln—l27, Shaeffcr; 128,
[Venn; 129, Eyler; 130, Luttringer.
4.—Reil.v—226, Cohn; 227, Freed
j man; 229, Arnold; 230, Hagar.
i s.—Harris —209, Albright; 223,
| Crook; 224, Eisenbergor; 225, Kraber;
| 213, Graham.
6. — Woodward—l9o, Yingst; 205,
|Stiteler; 206, Hobart; 207, Boyd; 208,
| Morgan.
7.—Ma clay—l4s, Holtrv; 146,
Hartman; 147, Mhuov; 144. Langacre;
148, George; 143, Dapp; 119, Harder.
8. —Boas—6, Miller; 7, Gottsehall;
8, Snyder; 9, Krise.
9. — Webster— 166, l>enkelberger;
177, Kutz; 179, Himes; 178, Allen;
180, Lowe; 181, Stoner.
10.—Fooso—65, Tooniev; 66, Bru-
Ckart; 67, Zimmerman; 62, Conner;
63, Crook.
11. —Hamilton—los, Gingrich; 106,
Pet row; 107, rossby; 108, Da
! vis; 109, Gipple; 110, Gregory; 111,
i Heiser; 112, J. Heiser.
12.-—Camp Curtin—ss, Tuckey; 56,
Little, 57; Kitzmiller; 58, L. Wallace;
38, Howe: 59, Jeffries; 60, Werner;
| 61, Shellenbcrger.
I 13. —C'Bineron—2s, Henning; 26,
; Mathias; 27. Stacks; 2S, McKee;
; Fisher; 30, J. Reese; 31, Hilligas; 32!
| Bader.
Event No. 14—4. IS P. M.
One-Mile Relay Race—Record, 4
i minutes, 4-5 of a second, Lincoln, June
I 6, 1914.
1. —Hamilton—9B, Maliek; 99,
Kbert; 95, Book; 9'2, Mutzabaugh;
103, Lilly.
2. —Maclav—l36, Ebncr; 139,
iSchreadley; 131, MAlick; 132, Pleam;
! 133, Coslow; 140, Lotz.
3. —Woodwar^l—lßß, Taylor; 194,
| Portna; 193, Rowe; 199, Shultz; 197.
i Shirk.
I 4.—Cameron—lß, J. Kamsky; 11,
AMUSEMENTS | AMUSEMENTS
I Memorial Day at Hershey Park I
Sunday, May 30 3 P. M. I
GREAT HERSHEY CONVENTION HALL; |j|
BIGGEST AND FINEST IN PENNSYLVANIA; I
□ Seats 7,000; Holds 12,000; The Wonder Town's §
Latest Achievement; Will Be Formally Opened ■
! With Splendid Memorial Services; Full Rand of a
| 40; Eloquent Speakers; Vocal and Instrumental
j Soloists; Admission Free to All. Come Early and I
□ Get a Good Seat and Enjoy the Music and the in
| Oratory. j
I! it is finer than the famous one at Ocean Grove, a
Monday May 31 All Day 1
S GRAND OPENING OF HERSHEY PARK. |
All Amusements to be started. New Features.
| First-class VAUDEVILLE FROM KEITH CIR- I
| CUITS afternoon and evening. Dancing afternoon |
j and evening. Open Air Concerts ail day. Special II
□ Orchestra for Dancing. Miniature Railway,
i,. SIO,OOO Carrousel. Enlarged Zoo: New Lion and
111 new Herd of Ponies. All Field Sports. GREAT i
g GAME OF BASEBALL BETWEEN HERSHEY
AND LEBANON CLUBS, Central Pennsylvania
a League. SOMETHING GOING ON ALL THE m
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A. Fields; 14, Roebuck; 20, 0. Ijnglo; I
23, J. Eveler; 17, Hampton; 10, L.
VVcnrick; 13. B. Martin.
s.—Melrose—lls, A. Sanders; 156, j
11. At ticks; 157, J. Arnold; 153, K.
Morrison; 154, N. Seibert. . j
6. —Reily—22B, John Miller; 22(5, i
Bernard Cohn; 227, Abe Freed man;
229, Edward Arnold; 230, Joseph j
llagur.
7.—Boas—l, Ferguson; 4, Haincr; i
3, (Mickey; 5, Berrier.
8. —Webster—l6s, Ditzei; 103,
Hain; 170, Sparrow; 168, Minter; 167,'
Lehmcr; 169, Fair.
9. —Lincoln —122, L. May; 113, R. |
Franklin; 123, J. Conner; 117, O. ]
Leeds; 125, C. Beck.
10. —Forney—70, R. Charles; 74, j
J. Beck; 75, William Hoorner; 68, G.I
Molt/.; 69, Snoddy; 81, Shader.
11. —4.'anip C'urtin—4B, Culestock; I
35, K. Keener; 49. Michael; 47, P.
Wallace; 36, Lathe; 40, F. Keener; 1
39, Moore; 42, Holahan. i
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