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The locals won two gomes
| during the past week defeating
Florin 5-2 and 25-2.
In the first game, a big first
inning proved the winning mar-
gin, With one out, Bennett sing-
led, Wealand doubled and Har-
nish smashed a triple that drove
inning that led to the victory.
Kear opened with a single and
Bennett followed with a home-
run. After Wealand lined out
to center field, Harnish and Mu-
ma followed with successive
singles and Newcomer doubled
to left field to drive in two more
runs.
Again in the top of the third
the locals scored 8 runs in this
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manner, Bennett walked, Wea-
land singled, Harnish doubled,
Mumma singled, Newcomer
singled, Marshall walked, Wat-
kins and Bennett singled and
Wealand came through with his
second hit of the inning.
Florin scored their first run |
in the third inning. Again Gil- |
bert singled after Stoudt drew a
in two runs. The latter scored
on Newcomer's double.
Harnish was on the mound
for Mt. Joy. Coach Houck is
still looking for a pitcher, Harn-
ish, who has been playing third
base during the past two years,
| may fill the bill. Even though
| he gave up two walks and hit a
| batter he struck out two and 4 =
| threw the other one out. Al- walk. Again the locals Jeame
| though he faced six batters, through with three runs'in the
{ none of these scored fourth inning. Newcomer doub-
In the fourth inning, the lo- led, Watkins and stark singled
netting the three runs.
In the fifth inning Mount Jay
really exploded for 10 hits
which resulted ten runs,
cals scored two runs on a base
on balls to Kear, and successive
singles by Mumma and Wat-
Provides Kins.. Harnish
an elastic Florin scored twice in the arnish was on the mound
kinds of bottom of the fourth inning, for the locals. He walked two,
struck out 5 and gave up five
Sprout walked. Stettler was hit >"
hits.
by the pitcher and Eichler came
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! in both runs. Stettler 2b ...... 2 0 1
| Florin ab r h| Stoner Crh icin 0 0
16 9 Livingston ¢ ..... 0 0 0
| Mount Joy ab r hier: 3 ives 2 1
| Watkins e ....... 3 0 1| arvey ...... -
Covers Bennett 2b ...... 3 1 If ...... 2 0 1 {
| Wealand cf ...... 3 1 o| Eichler f....... 2 o 4
| Harnishp 3 1 1{Sprout p-ss ...... 2 0 1
Stark ss 3 0 0 Dick of ...... brit 0 0)
Newcomer 1b .... 3 0 Steud SSP... 1 2 1
| Rear 3b, p ....... 0 1 0
| Mumma If ...... 2 1 1 Totals ........ 18 2. 5
{ Marshall. xf ....... 2 0 o| Mount Joy ab r ‘h
we (Kear 3b ..... as 2 1
| Totals i.e: 22 5 7 Corll 3b g 1 9
| =n |Bennett 2b ...... 4 4 2
| In the first league game of the Weglang ot Stat 5 2 :
| season for both teams, Mt, JOY vtumma ’ 5 2 4
| defeated Florin by a resounding... =~ ° > **"**
| score of 25-2 Newcomer 1b .... 5 4 5
The locals broke out in a Marshall rf ...... 2 1 0
be ee ss ........ 2 1 1
J parrage of hits in winning this atkins a 3 3
game. Again it was a big first) Pret 0 0 0
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Fotals: 38 25 25
American Legion
Seeks Cinderella
For Convention
The American Legion is look-
[reign over the social events of
lits four-day state convention
|which opens in this city on
{July 21.
The state-wide contest is open
[to girls from five years old to
twenty-five and the only re-
quirement is that she have the
| right size foot.
ling for a real-life Cinderella to,
The announcement was made
| by Samuel J. C. Greene, of this |
| city, convention committee |
| president, who said that Arthur |
C. Kaufman, executive head of |
| Gimbel Brothers, will select the |
| winning foot size and keep it to
| himself until July 1 when Cin- |
|derella will be chosen.
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Contestants are asked to sub- |
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|age, address and footsize on the |
|reverse side of it, and adress it |
|to the American Legion Con- |
| vention, Phiadelphia, before |
| June 25, when the contest clos- |
> es.
Three prominent persons, |
|Greene said, will take turns |
picking photographs from a|
pumpkin until the footsize that
|coincides with the one selected
|by Mr. Kaufmann is reached.
| The selection will be made at a
|luncheon on July 1.
| Greene said that the only de-
|termining factor for winning
the contest is that the right foot
|size be pulled at the right time,
and in this way ‘‘the winner
| will, indeed, be a real-life cin-
|derella.”
The winner will receive an
|all-expense trip to Philadelphia
for the week of the convention
| for herself and a companion.
| Waiting for her, too, will be
| gifts of nylon stockings, pearls, |
a gown and a host of other
| gifts
The magic slipper will be
| placed on Cinderella’s foot by a
| prominent TV star at the Com-
|mander’s Ball, Convention Hall,
(July 22. He will act as her
| Prince Charming for the even-
ling.
| She will also reign over the
| moonlight cruise on the Wilson
|Line Steamship Delaware Belle
| arranged for the Legionnaires
| and overs the Bugle and {Drum
| Corps Contest, Temple Stadium,
| Friday, July 23. She will
featured in the six-hour long
|parade on Saturday afternoon,
July 24.
The convention, which comes
[to this city in alternate years, is
expected to attract sixty thous-
| Friday, June 11
Local Midgets
To Play Ball At
Marietta Fair
A midget baseball game be-
tween Mount Joy and Marietta
is scheduled to be one of the
attractions of the Marietta Chil-
dren's Fair to be held Saturday,
June 12.
Another big attraction for the
kids and ‘adults will be the
sharp-shooting act of Sunset
“Kit” Carson who will be at the
Marietta playground at 3 p.m.
He will provide free entertain-
ment for all. A great grandson
of the famous scout whose name
he bears, he learned of guns
and shooting from Tom Mix
when he joined his circus at an
early age. After winning a
number of rodeos in Mexico and
South America, he went to Hol-
lywood and made over 50 West-
ern movies.
The fair is held annuaily by
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the Marietta Recreation asso-
ciation for the benefit of the
borough playground. Mrs. J. H.
Brown is general chairman, as-
sisted by a large committee
A Juvenile and Pet parade, in
two divisions, opens the affair
in the morning at 10 a.m. It will
be” televised. Events of the af-
ternoon are staged at the play-
ground where booths are erect-
ed in a grove of trees and gayly
decorated accordng to the cur-
rent theme which this year is |
“Circus Day”. There will be all |
kinds of novelties for sale -for |
adults and children, the latter |
at children’s prices, as well as
a wide variety of “eat on the |
spot” or “take away food.” A
novelty this year will be cotton
candy.
The Shawnee Band of Colum-
bia will give a band concert
throughout the afternoon. There
will be free rides on miniture
trains, rides on ponies and a
tiny merry-go-round; competa-
tive games and the baseball
game as a finale.
AMERICAN LEGION
JUNIOR BASEBALL
SECTION TWO
DISTRICT 10
\ | A ER TR ERS.
THURSDAY, JUNE 10th |
Mount Joy at Lititz
TUESDAY, JUNE 15th
Manheim at Mount Joy
I.
THURSDAY, JUNE 17th
Mount Joy at Millersville
TUESDAY, JUNE 22nd
Mount Joy at Elizabethtown
THURSDAY, JUNE 24th
‘Columbia at Mount Joy
TUESDAY, JUNE 29th
Lititz at Mount Joy
THURSDAY, JULY Ist
Mount Joy at Manheim
Ii. |
TUESDAY, JULY 6th |
Millersville at Mount Joy
THURSDAY, JULY 8th
Elizabethtown at Mount Joy
TUESDAY, JULY 13th
Mount Joy at Columbia
THURSDAY, JULY 15th |
Mount Joy at Lititz
TUESDAY, JULY 20th |
Manheim at Mount Joy
es,
MOUNT JOY V. F. W.
SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
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Marietta Depot vs. Mt. Joy. |
Tuesday, June 15th
Wyeth Inc. vs. Mt. Joy
Friday, June 18th
Todder’s Nine vs. Mt. Joy.
|
|
| June 19 to 28 will be open dates |
for scheduling rained-out |
games.
Tuesday, June 29th
Marietta Depot vs. Mt. Joy |
Friday, July 2nd
Mt. Joy vs. Maytown |
Tuesday, July 6th |
Mt. Joy vs. Wyeth Inc.
Friday, July 9th |
Toe Hill Nine vs. Mt. Joy |
Tuesday, July 13th
Todder’s Nine vs. Mt. Joy
Friday, July 16th |
Maytown vs. Mt. Joy
Tuesday, July 20th
Mt. Joy vs. Toe Hill Nine
Friday, July 23rd
Mt. Joy vs Marietta Depot |
Tuesday, July 27th
Wyeth Inc vs. Mt. Joy
Friday, July 30th |
Mt. Joy vs. Todder’s Nine.
nn. |
GIRLS TEAM TO PLAY |
The Lancaster Eagles Girls’ |
soft ball team will play the |
Florin Evangelical U. B. soft-
ball team Friday evening, June
18 on the Florin diamond.
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BALTIMORE FIRSTS.
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and visitors. It is too large to be
held in any other areas except |
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. |
The American Legion, Greene |
disclosed, has already reserved |
every first class hotel here for |
the event. |
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