Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 15

JUNE 22, 1933 15 THURSDAY EVENING TTT)r7? 8STA A faith bv wfi i Nfimu a fHE OLD TWER" 1 HAKRISBURG TELEGRAPH fVf TTTN CANZONERI CLAIMS HE WILL WIN FIGHT; ROSS HAS OPINION Chicago, June 22. (JP) Tony Canzoneri, owner of the worid lightweight championship, and Barney Ross, who will try to take it away from him Friday night in the Chicago Stadium, are ready for the ten round battle even to the point of predicting how and when it will end. Canzoneri. who has managed to hang on to the crown against Jack (Kid) Berg, Billy Petrolic and Kid Chocolate, figures that the fight wil! go about three rounds and that he will still be champion. CHAMPION IS AWARDED PRIZE In the presence of members of his family, local marble shooters p.nc.

a number of picnickers at Reservoir Park, John Honafous, city marble champion, was yesterday afternoon presented with a hand tome wrist watch on behalf of the Harrisburg Telegraph, sponsors for the maibie tournaments in Harris turg and vicinity for eleven years. The presentation was made by Wellington G. Jones, sports editor. The champion, wearing a broad smile, responded thanks. He said part: "Many thanks to the Harrisburg Telegraph that has been doing a wonderful thing for the boys and girls w.th their marble tournaments eacn year.

I am Tlad I won, and want my friends to understand that I will do my very best at Ocean City. I have had a good time in these contests and know all the marble shooters think as I do. I am proud to win this prize. Boys and girls who do not get into the marble game are missing a big thing." Late tomorrow the city champion his escort will leave for the seashore. They will be busy all next v.eek.

Honafous will not do any more training until he reaches Ocean City. During his absence the matches wil. be in charge of Charles vter. Junior Demy, Red Hendricks ar.d John Wolfe. Charles Ly ttr will name other assistants.

The will be in the junior series and for boys who were late comers la the series and did not have a c.iance to play the required number of games. OLD MASTER unu vvmunvn New York, June 22, (JP). Tommy Loughran, the old master of ring strategy, is back in the fistic limelight again. He no longer is regarded as a contender for championships of any kind, but after being regarded as "all through" a half dozen times since he was knocked out by Jack Sharkey four years ago, he has returned to the "big time" and big crowds with a ten round decision over his old rival, Steve Hamas. Carrying on a quiet come back campaign, Tommy staged perhaps the greatest comeback of them all 'ore 10.000 excited fans at the Yankee Stadium last night.

For eight rounds he barely staved off the rushes of the fiery Wallington, bit, of Dunishment. He gave Hamas a lesson in the use of the straight arm such as Steve never received on the Penn State football field, poking his left into Hamas' face with nimnst monotonous regularity. but that wasn't quite enough. Then in the ninth, bleeding irom cuts over both eyes and apparently not far from a knockout, Loughran suddenly switched from boxing to fighting. He rocked Hamas' head back with hard rights and lefts, slugged and swatted on even terms and won the last two rounds and a close decision.

The triumph over Hamas, who knocked him out less than two vecrr ago, while it only evened the series at two victories, provided othincr nf climax for Louch nn't latest, hirt for nlace nmone A nB ra lo it were vicLoncs uvci inff i.evinsKV. waiter uodd anu sacioro uasianaea. ijounuran nA fin STEELT0N FIREMEN'S KITTEN BALL LEAGUE Wert Side P. H. and Co.

rhoa rhoa 116 0 Bakaric.sc... 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 Furjanic.cf.. 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 Bellcic.c 0 17 1 0 0 3 2 K.Kras'vic,3b. 113 2 112 0 Manaric.rf... 0 0 10 0 0 0 2 Mstsn.lf...

10 JO 0 0 8 0 0 110 0 0 2 0 Sunonic.lb. 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 1 0 0 11 French.p 0 0 0 3 rooK.o. a.fn.p...,. I Total ...3 3 24 Total ....3 4 37 6 H. and L.

Co 3 0 0 0 1 00 3 Two b. hits. J. Krasovie. Three base U.

K. Krasovie. Stolen bases. Furlanle, Yl i A. R.

and L. 3. Bas on balls, of! i.en, rrencn o. struck oui, oy laien, rrench. 0.

winning pitcher, rrencn. osma Ditcher. TaleB. Umpires. Fair rWrrfttr Tim, Af am.

') minutes. Harrisburg Pilots Harrisburg Blarkaoi rhoa' rhoa irv rf Rrnwn lh A A 4 A I D.nwsr.w.,, I V.son.3b... 0 0 1 0 Brooks. 2b. 0 0 0 0 uanics.si..

lis naraina.jp i I i i it it ft an. io. 1 0 4 0 Reese, p. 0 0 0 1 1 3 P.Wilson.rf. 0 0 0 Clark.

rf. 1 1 0 0'O Crumm l.cf 0 0 0 0 an pv 3 114 Cooley.c. 0 14 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 12 0 10 0 Ross.p. Wsters.rr. TotaU 12 10 15 J.

Brown. ss. Totals 0 3 13 0000 00 3 6 0 5 12 acksOX CANOES FOR SALE In Excellent Conrlltlon. Reason ihlr Priced REIST BOAT HOUSE ler Front at Larant t. IM Ross, the most promising championship hope Chicago has produced in a long time, thinks Tony has slipped, can't go very fast very long, and expects to win by a knockout by the seventh round.

Those who wager money on such things have made Canzoneri an 8 to 5 favorite, and he probably will enter the ring at least that much of a choice. The Chicago Stadium Operating Company, producer of the show, reports a brisk sale, although there are still good seats to be had. GOOD GAMES ON MILLERSBURG CARD Millersburg, June 22 The Eliza bethville baseball team played the Millersburg Senators at Millersburg and were defeated, score, 6 to 4. Future games are scheduled as follows: Gratz, at Millersburg, June 24; Loyalton, at Millersburg, June 28; Hegins, at Millersburg, July Wil liamstown, at Millersburg, July 4. All these games are scheduled to take place at 5.15 p.

m. promptly. West Side Firemen Susquehanna rhoal rhoa 1 0 2 McCarthys! 3 0 2 0 Krasevac.3b. 2 2 2 12 3 0 Stefanic.ss.. 2 2 0 0 0 3 0 Funk.j 13 1 Beck.cf 2 0 1 OMaull.c 3 3 10 2 14 0 12 11 2 2 2 1 13 3 1 Raybon.lb..

119 0' Halderman.p. HieUb 1 0 2 wrenncn.ss. 1 2 2 Smith, 10 0 James.cf.... Porter.p.rf.. Donlev.rf...

Crook.2b Allen.p.rf... 2 2 5 0 10 1 0 2 13 0 0 0 110 1 0 3 2 Dunlevey.3b. 0 0 10 10 25 9' 15 18 27 6 West Side Fire .23202301 114 Susquehanna 00124222 215 Rutherford Paxtanr rhoa' rhoa T.Moore.cf 0 0 0 0 Smee.2b.'. 0 2 14 2 0 0 li Yurcic.3b. 0 0 0 0 Darr.c 1 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 13 2 H.

Moore. lb. 0 0 1 O'VuckMcrf 0 0 11 Smith.rf. 0 0 Sheesley.lb. 0 18 0 Baldwin.ss..

0 0 1 liKitner.U. Ritter.p..:.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 3 2 21 iC Total 0 4 18 10 zBatted Jor Kitner in seventh. Paxtann 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 Rutherford 000201 3 Belmont DillsburK it I1 1 2 2 1 1 2 0 2 2 0 0 1 1 R.Balter.ss. 1 0 8 (V Knnedv.

lb rhoal Miller.cf E.S'dler,2b 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 0 O110 0 0 10 IJ.S'dler.lb. 0 14 1 Clay.rf Blouch Coldren.p... Oil March.c 0 0 8 1 1 0 1 OProsser.cf... 113 0 1 1 8 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 Lerew.p 0 0 0 2 xHoops 110 0 5 721 0 0 0 0 Total. xBatted for Zinn in seventh.

2 7 21 3 Belmont io i 0 5 DillsburK ooiuuu i Errors. Kennedv. Home run. Miller Um pires. Good and FasicK Enola Midway Highspir rhoa rhoa' Kline.

1 3 7 0 Hoke.rf 10 2 0 2 4 8 0 Etter.3b 112 1 1 2 1 12 0 0 0 0 0 2 Books.cf 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 Straw.lb 10 5 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 2 0 2 1 0 4 0 Wise.2b 0 13 2 Johnson.c. Neidig.ss. Bennett.cf., Reichert.2b.. Null.rf 2 2 1 114 1 Rader.p 1 1 0 Oi Shettle.p.... 0 0 0 Total 6 11 18 7 Total 8 12 21 8 Highspire 000005 16 Enola Midway 2 2 0 1 0 3 8 Errors.

Hoke. 2. Winning pitcher, Rader. Umpire, Jones. WEST SHORE FIREMEN'S KITTEN BALL LEAGUE The Wormleysburg Hose Company organized an athletic association at a recent meeting of the fire company.

The motion was made by Chief Edward Eisenberger before a large delegation of firemen from the company. Eisenberg.r told the members of the Importance of such an organization and the company adopted his plans, and will back all sports activities that the firemen see fit. They plan to have basket ball and volley ball In addition to kitten ball. Frank Brubaker. who served as manager of the Wormleysburg team for the first few games played resigned at the meeting owing to the fact that he had to devote most of his time to other The association immediately elected Don Miller, of South Second street, well known sportsman of the borough, as his successor.

Officers of the Wormleysburg athletic association are: Jack Armstrong, president; John T. Pollock, secretary, and J. J. Hemmer, treasurer. Chief Eisenberger was named advisor.

The Wormleysburtr team will swing Into action Friday night when it plays hosts to Elkwood, of New Cumberland. Tonight the league championship is at stake. West Fairview will Journey to New Cumberland. This game was postponed from last Tuesday night on account of no field. Both teams are all set for this big contest.

Another Important contest will be played Friday night when Le moyne plays Enola on the Lemoyne field. Both of the teams have fail ed to win a game so far in six starts. Standlnr West Fairview 5 0 1.000 Camp Hill 5 1 .842 New Cumberland. 4 1 .800 Wormleysburg 4 2 .667 Enola 3 3 .500 Elkwood 2 4 .334 Midway 0 6 .000 Lemoyne 0 6 .000 Srhrdule For Tonight West Fairview at New Cumberland. Schedule For Friday Elkwood at Wormleysburg.

West Fairview at Enola. Camp Hill at New Cumberland. Midway at Lemoyne. HCE COILED BEER EIGHTH BARRELS QUARTER BARRELS CASES DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME Anywhere I to 11 P. Daily, Except Sunday Wilobaeh Distributors 2225 Phono 2 5306 TRADES BRING GOODRESULTS 0'Doul Is Big Factor For Giants; American League Results By Associated Press The last minute trades by which several National League clubs endeavored to gain strength for the mid season struggjes appear, at first glance, to have panned out exceedingly well.

Notable among them was the switch which sent Lefty O'Doul to the New York Giants and Sam Leslie to the Brooklyn Dodgers, but the Boston Philadelphia deal, involving Pinkey Whitney, Hal Lee, Wes Schulraerich and Fritz Knothe also seems to have been beneficial to both teams. O'Doul, who wasn't hitting at all with the Dodgers, again made himself an important figure with the bat yesterday when, for the second time since the June 15 trade, he paced the New Yorkers to a victory that helped them hold the lead in the elder circuit. Lefty made two hits as the Giants downed the Chicago Cubs 3 1 in a brilliant mound duel between Fred Fitzsim mons and Pat Malone. and one was a homerun that put New York ahead to stav. Leslie's clouting already has won a couple of games for the Dodgers but he? couldn't do much yesterday as the St.

Louis Cardinals, after giving away five runs in the first inning, came back to win 7 5. Whitnev. the leading figure in the trade between the Braves and the Phillies, got a new job at sec' ond base yesterday when the vet eran Rabbit Maranville, was bench' ed and Dick Gyselman was put in at third. He not only nnea tne bill afield, but he walloped three hits and batted in five runs as the Braves took both ends of a double header from the Pittsburgh Pirates, 6 5 and 5 3. The Phils' new acquisitions, Schulmerich and Knothe, batted in six of the ten counters Philadelphia scored in the sixth and seventh innings to beat Cincinnati, 10 8.

American League In the American League, Washington's so far unsuccessful pursuit of the New York Yankees again furnished the day's high spots as both teams won and remained a game and a half apart. The Senators had little trouble downing the Chicago White Sox, 9 0, as they uncorded an eignteen hit assault, including four blows by Manager Joe Cronin, while Earl Whitehill kept nine hits well scattered. The Yanks, however, had to go thirteen innings to beat the last place St. Louis Browns, 5 3 despite Lou Gehrig's seventeenth homerun of the season and Tony Lazzeri's twelfth. The Cleveland Indians continued their winning streak with more flashy pitching as Wes Ferrell lim ited the Philadelphia Athletics to i.w aaiewca wmie 1110 maica puuijucu ueorge iarnsnaw lor an triumph.

The Boston Red Sox split a dou bleheader, the Sox winning the opening slugfest, 10 9 with the aid of a five run rally in the sixth and the Tigers coming back to get a 5 3 victory behind Fred Marberry's good Hinging. HOUSE OF DAVID WINS NIGHT GAME OVER HARRISBURG Led by Frank Emmer, veteran in fielder, who played with Harrisburg part of the 1932 season, the House of Davd team last evening defeat Harrisburg. 5 to 2, at Island Park. The game was played under the stars' portable lighting system. Approximately 1500 peo pJe witnessed the contest.

Eob Jacobs, former hurler for the DeWfu Clinton High School team of New York City, pitched eight in nings for the Senators and while he was found for five runs, showed much promise. He was extremely wad, walkine eieht batters but looks food enough' to be farmed out for future cevelopment. The contest was featured by fine plays by LaFleur and Hollands, the lirst named a former Wilkes Barre player and the latter a one time WiUiamsport athlete. Cy Morgan, Lorry ft'erville and Tony Krasovich provided the fielding features for the Senators. House of David HarrUburf rhoa a a 2 2 13 0 13 0 0 0 1 0 12 1 0 3 10 0 0 4 4 0 14 1 0 113 0 0 0 1 0 A I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 LaFleur.cf..

Scott.ss Hollands. Emmer. Cross.lb.. 1 0 4 0 Gullan.Jb Oils Morian.cf. 0 14 0 Baker.3b 1 3 4 Merville.rx...

2 0 13 0 Kern.lf 0 0 0 2 0 0 Henrv.lb 1 3 3 0 Mueller.e.... 0 1 0 i Jacobs. Plemlng.c. Brnder.p..., Karinn.lD. r.Hefrner.

1 Total I 10 37 15 Sakan n. izWar Total I I 37 31 xBatted for Jacobs In 7th. saBatted for Sakas In lh. House of David 0001 1 1 10 05 Hsrrisburj Senator 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 Errors, House of David, La Fleur; Harrisburg, Gulian. Stolen base, Emmer.

Sacrifices, Morgan, Scott. Double piavs. Scott to Emtfer. Melville to Mueller. Hits off Jacobs.

8 In 7 Innings; off Montague, in a innings: on tsaicas. in innings; on Bender, 3 In 1 Inning. Left on bases. Harrltburg. 11; House of David.

11. Base on balls, off Jacobs, 8: off Montague. oft Bender, l. tjtrucK out, by Montague. 2 Wild pitch, Jacobs.

Winning pitcher, Montague. Losing nitchrr, Jacobs. Um pires, Stewart and Hanlyn. Time, 1.40, Harris Park Cameron A. rhoa' 1 3 0 0 Muto.M 1 3 3 0 Snell.rf 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 arts 2b.

0 0 0 3 0 110 OS srU Jb 1113 Camobell.lb. rho Crlmmel.c, Berger.ts.p.. Deltie.cf.... trick 3b. Lehman.

13 13 10 0 0 1 1 1 1 3 1 13 0 0 3 0 3 1 10 8 1 3 13 0 0 10 3 0 0 0 3 13 10 Shearer. 8waru.2h.ss. 110 Poujal.lb... 0 1 7 0 Zlm'an Oanoe.lh.... Total 4 10 12 6Bascr.rf....

11 1118 13 Harris Park Bears 0 8 3 3 04 Cameron A. 0 111 a II Errors Harris Park Bears. Cameron A. 1 Home run. Oummo.

Losing pitcher. Hartrick. Umpires, Bhulti and Cain. East End rho Weal Hide Mi rhoa Sclbert.lf... 3 0 1 0 Mllan.c 3 111 Barhuth.Jb..

1 1 1 l'S 10 0 0 1 3 0 2 Raver 0 110 Cnburn.c.,,, 3 3 4 0 Dodson rf 000 0 Cover.rf 1 1 i 0 Oivtn 03 13 Borlnger.Sb. 0 1 0 0 0 10 Mvers.cf..., 0 0 4 0 Wolf.ss 3013 MO rlch.lb. 1 3 0 Orubic.3b... 0 113 Henerj.p. 0 1 0 3 Murphr.2b...

6 0 0 0 0 0 Dfrmei.p,,.. 00 0 1 IShelly.p 0 111 914 111! Total I I It 10 xRan for Henerv In fourth. West Side Hose Co 3 10 0 1 18 East End A A 3 10 0 1 I 8 Errors, East End, 3: West Side Hose, 1 Home run. Cover Losing pltrher. tvrmes.

Umpirit, Murphy nd rtnkit Kin. STANDINGS TODAY a NEW YORK PENNA. LEAGUE W. L. Pet.

Scranton 31 19 .620 Wilkes Barre 30 22 .577 Binehamton 25 21 .543 Reading 26 26 .500 York Willianuport 23 27 .460 Elmira 21 28 .429 Harrisburg 21 32 .396 xesieraay kmuus Harrisburg, Binghamton, 1, Williamsport, Scranton, (16 innings). York. 6: Elmira, 4 (night game). Wilkes Barre Reading not scheduled. Today's Schedule Elmira at Harrisburg (two games, 1.30 o'clock).

Scranton at Reading. Binghamton at York (night game). Wilks arre at Williamsport night game). AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L.

Pct. W. L. Pet. N.York..

37 22 28 28 .500 Washn. 36 33 30 31 .492 Clevend. 33 28 23 38 .377 Chicago. 31 29 21 40 .344 Yesterday's Results New York, St. Louis, 3 (13 innings).

Washington, Chicago, 0. Cleveland, 11; Philadelphia, 1. Boston, 10; Detroit, 9 (first game). Detroit, Boston, 3 (second game). Today's Schedule New York at St.

Louis. Washington at Chicago. Philadelphia at Cleveland. Boston at Detroit. NATIONAL LEAGUE W.

L. Pct.j W. L. Pet. N.York..

35 21 28 33 .450 St. Louis 36 23 25 31 .446 Pittsbgh. 33 27 .550 1 27 34 .443 Chicago. 32 31 .508 Phila 23 39 .371 Yesterday's Results New York, Chicago, 1. St.

Louis, Brooklyn, 5. Philadelphia. 10; Cincinnati, 8. Boston, Pittsburgh, 5 (first game). Boston, Pittsburgh, 3 (second game).

Today's Schedule Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at New York. Chicago at Boston. St. Louis at Philadelphia.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Newark, Jersey City, 3 (thirteen Innings). Baltimore, 16; Albany, 3. Buflalo, Toronto, 1 (first game). Toronto, Buffalo, 0 (second game, seven innings by agreement). Only games scheduled.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee, Minneapolis, 5 (first game), Milwaukee, Minneapolis, 2 (second game, called end of sixth innings, allowing Minneapolis time to catch train). St. Paul, 10; Kansas City, t. Louisville, Columbus, l. Toledo, Indianapolis, 2 (night game).

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Knoxville, New Orleans, B. Chattanooga, 13; Nashville, 4. Atlanta, 12; Birmingham, 2 (night game). Little kock, iv Mcmpmo, imgi" game). PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Hollywood, Los Angeles, 7.

Missions, 5: San Francisco, 6. Portland, Seattle, 6. Oakland, 13; Sajcramento, No New Jobs at Ames Ames. Iowa. W5) George Veenker, football coach who stepped into the athletic directorship at Iowa State Colleee this soring when T.

N. Met calfe moved on to the University of Chicago, will not take on any new assistants. McCrone's Mites From Tennis Fans Communications from tennis en thusiasts are rolling in, and from indications there are many ioikw ers of the net game in Harrisburg back of our movement for more courts. We understand several petitions are being circulated in an effort to call attention of city fathers to the woeful scarcity of playing space. We reproduce a letter from one fan wnose name is wun held upon request.

It follows: Dear Sir: I hope you keep up your fight for more and better tennis courts in the city. I have been a resident of Harrisburg practically all of my life and just love to play tennis. Many times I have gone to play and had to wait quite a long time to get a court. I played at Reservoir a little while ago, and the courts were terrible. One court has a lot of tough grass on it that makes it look like a grass court that is not very well kept I hope you will keep up the good work and some day if we don't get more courts, they may at least take care of the ones we have.

Typical Comments The above comments are typical of how city tennis fans feel about the situation. one argument against building any more courts this season is the lack of money, and without it is a good one, but there is no excuse for leaving what few courts we have deteriorate until they are unfit lor playing. Outfielder Carr Smith, who was originally slated for a berth with Harrisburr, Is bow with Williamsport. A deal which would have sent Pitcher June Green to Richmond In exchange for Smith failed and the Colts turned him over to Jersey City in the International circuit. Several days later he was shifted to Williamsport.

Bender vs. Shawkey When the House of David club. which opposed Harrisburg last night, meets the Scranton Miners Wednesday at Scranton. two vet eran hurlcrs will be on the mound Chief Bender, former Athletic star, will start for the bearded stars, and Manager Bob Shawkey, former Yankee ace. will be on the mound for the Miners.

Outfielder Lou Finney, who was with Harrisburg and York several seasons ago and later made the grade with the Philadelphia Athletics, has been sent to the Montreal elub of the International League. Finney is pleased with the arrangement in that he may be recalled on a twenty four hour notice and still has a chance to play regularly. Kitten Bail Popular A few words for kitten ball are not out of place at this time. Kitten ball Is not a new game, It is plaved under almost the same rules as baseball and Is perhaps better known as "indoor" baseball. Because nearly everybody can play it without laying out a large amount of capital for equipment, and also due to the fact that only a small pace is needed, it la the most popular summer sport today.

BUDDY LAKE WINS OVER BINGHAMTON Senators Win Three Out of Four Games From Trips Bunching opportunities in the sixth inning yesterday Eddie Onslow's Harrisburg Senators aided by oirtighi pitching by Buddy Lake defeated Bill Myers' Binghamton Triplets, 2 to 1 at Island Park. Yesterday's "i gave the Senators three out of four games with the New York State club. Lak i Pitches Well Except for the first and ninth in nings Lake was 'never in trouble. The Trips scored one in the first and threatened in the ninth slanzu but a running catch by Mer ville followed by a quick throw home ended the rally. Bob Shipley opened the Binghamton first inning by coaxing a walk.

Leishman and McQuinn flied out, cut Solly Mishkin poked a long triple to right field to score Shipley. Cy Morgan started Senator hostilities in the sixth inning by beat out a hit to short stop. He went cut trying to steal second base when Baker forgot to bunt on a sacrifice pfay. Baker strolled and pulled up at third on Merville's double which hit the right field fence. Mishkin returned the ball to Shipley who tiirew the pellet into the Senator dugout in a vain attempt to get Baker atfchird base.

Both runners scored. Sign Les Sweetland Pitcher Les Sweetland, formerly of the Philadelphia National League ciub, signed a contract yesterday ana june ureen, veteran knuckle ball ace, was sent to Norfolk in the Piedmont League. It was announc ed that Walter Masters, former university of Pennsylvania hurler sent here by Albany, has refused to report. He will probably be placed oil tne suspended list. Toda.

at 1.30 o'clock at Island Park the Senators open a five game soanu with the Elmira Red Wings, play a doubleheader. Harrisburg ab Gulian, Morgan, Baker, 4 4 2 Merville, rf 2 Kern, If 4 Krasovie, ss 2 Henry, lb 3 Karlon, 3 Lake, 2 Totals 26 2 Binghamton 6 27 10 1 ab Shipley. Leishman, ss. McQuinn, lb. Mishkin.

Hershberger, i Norbert Gibson. Bolyard, White, xStraub Densmore, p. 3 3 4 4 4 3 3 3 2 1 0 Totals 30 1 .5 24 15 2 zBatted for White in eighth inning. Binghamton 10000000 01 Harrisburg 00000200 2 Runs batted in. Mishkin, Merville.

Three base hit. Mishkin. Two base hit. Merville. Stolen base.

Norbert. Sacrifices, Lake, Leishman. Double plays, Shipley to Leishman to McQuinn, 2: Norbert to ShiDley to McQuinn: Merville to Karlon. Pitch ing record, off White 6 hits, 2 runs in 7 innings; off Densmore, 0 hit, 0 run in 1 inning. Left on bases.

Binghamton, Harrisburg. 6. Base on balls, off Lake. off White. 5.

Struck out. by Lake. 1: by White. 1 Losing pitcher. White.

Umpires, McDevitt and Stewart. Time, 1.32. Hummelstown Lower Allen rho1 rho "terner.ef... 3 1 4 Bitner.lb.... 0 333 0 17 0 Ludwig.cf....

0 1 0 0 Smith. 0 13 OlShipe.ss Edwards.ss.. 0 3 1 Rudy.p 110 2 110 31Rhoades.lf... Penier.lb.... 114 0 110 0 Palmer.

OOOl 3 10 3 118 0 3 3 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0110 0 10 2 Ebersole.rf.. 1 Bohn.p 110 0 Total 7 9X19 51 Total 8 11 21 8 xOne out when winning run scored. Hummelstown A. A 10 0 14 1 07 Lower Allen Fire Co 0 0 0 3 0 3 38 Errors. Shipe, 3.

Winning pitcher. Bonn. Umpires, Oraham and Bucher. Cera Cola Nine German A. O.

rhoa' Tl a Wltmer.Sb.. 1 0 0 4 Fritch. A013 Gasparl.su.. Sheeli.lb... 1 1 1 I'M Ulrick.c...

1 11 0 K.Koons.lf... 0 0 10 Ouss.lb 3 11 0 Eb'ly cf. 0 10 0 Konns.rf.. 0 0 0 4 1 3 ner 1111 Johnson, 114 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 7 0 110 0 0 10 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 Nangle.lf..., Hanlen.ef... Aerl.rf Ag no.3b..

A Acrl.c... Gilmer.p... wimer.n... 0 0 0 0 I Total 3 18 4 TnUl I II 13! 0rmn A. 1 a Coca Cola Ntn OlOiOO Errors.

Frltcn, uincn. umpires, and Squirt. Alllienla Telegraph Frcaa rhoal rho 0 1 1 0 Brlnton.cf... 110 0 110 0 LOW. If 0 0 3 1 114 3 Stuneon.c...

0 0 3 1 Honxins.cr. O.Euker.rf.. Felker.3b... 8trlcker.3b.. Martlno.e...

Marlno.e.... nines. Black.p Piatt.lb 13 11 Adams.3h... 113 0 1 1 I 0Musser.3b... 114 0 3 13 0 Kllne.ss 110 3 1 1 8 0 0 3 0 110 3 Smith.

0 10 0 1 3 0 0 3h gh.p.... 0 0 4 1 0 0 2 0 Total ii i Total Telegraph 8 1 II Presi 4 0 0 0 0 04 ,31001 I Allisonia Errors. Fltmlni. 3: Hopkins, Kuker, Felker. Home runs, O.

Xuker, Strlckler. Umpires, Hylaa. CITY AMATEUR LEAGUE Leagti tn4 WM End A Rumanian A. North End A. C.

Penbrook Pirate Allisonia A. C. Allison Hill A. O. Telegraph Pre Narih tnl A.

C. AIIIm RIU Kitch.Sb... Sandert.lf... 0 0 4 3 AllitO. Jb 113 0 Hum ktr.JD.

Daniela.ss Ill I Or ne.e. Wlnier.rf... 3 10 0 Smith. ker.Jb 1 1 liciec Howsrd.cf... 0 18 0 Stevena.ri...

I I 0 114 1 Mdurg.lt... ,10 0 IBlatt.p Beck.p ll li 11 Snyder.lb. 8auve.e.,,( Oood.p.... Total Total Allison Hill I I 4 North End I I 8 0 1 I 13 Errors, Rrk Hammsker, Allllo, txn Snrder. flmtlh Losing pllcBir, Halt.

Itapim, aou sod Mtatutuj. W. L. Pet. I (Kin 3 .777 I I .727 I 4 4 .800 I I .100 4 11 .000 rho 14 13 .1111 .1114 4 4 11 4 111 14 4 1 SHIKAT'S RETURN PLEASES FANS Will Meet Bull Komar in Next Show; Strong Card Not so very long ago matland's most galmorous and noted figure, Dick Shikat, the German former champion of the world, is fast regaining the prestige which has dimmed with an unfortunate accident of last year.

The Teuton Shikat, desired on a local card for the past half year will eratifv the wishes of thousands here wnen ne ciimos tnrougn tne ropes to meet the aggressive and unscrou pulous Bull Komar, the barrel chested giant in the windup of the second outdoor show on Island Park Field next Wednesday night, June 28. Seeks New Title Following an enforced lay off last year after he broke his left arm in an automobile accident, Shikat has bided his time and today stands on the threshold of a new title. For the blond haired Hercules has met and defeated the best grappling land has had to offer. These victories include conquests over Ernie Dusek, George Zaharias, Jim McMillan, Dick Daviscourt, and a host of others. Since his return to the canvas last season he has not lost a single match.

The closest he came to defeat, if you want to call it that, was once when he drew with Ernie Dusek in Washington when the curfew law stopped the bout in almost two hours. Battles Friday Night Richard knew defeat but once before he was hurt last year and that came when Gus Sonnenberg pinned his shoulders. However, Shikat obliterated the stigma of that defeat by conquering Gus in such a manner later that there was no question as to which wrestler was superior. Shikat must defeat Everett Marshall, one of the newer stars, at Philadelphia Friday night, if he is to realize his dream of again meeting Jimmy Londos next. He must also overcome the stumbling block that Komar will afford in this city.

One little sup, you know, and Komar can ruin every chance Shi "kat has of meeting the champion, Jimmy Londos. Such stands the circumstances of a whirlwind windup. The action will have to be fast and furious to be better than the preliminary action, alright. More Speed Boys Bert Bertolini announces that Floyd Marshall will engage the speedy Joe Nawrocki in the main thirty minute match, and it should be a furious ngnt from start to finish. A new comer of high caliber comes to the Island in the form of Harry Pierce, a recognized first division man.

He will come to grips with the burly and capable Sun Jennings, the former Haskell Institute star. Alwavs seeminelv deserving of a better srot the fast and shifty Babe Caddock, a popular figure here, will meet the star, Jim Atlas, who went over with a bang in a recent snow. Activities start at 8.30 o'clock as usual and ladies are admitted free with male escorts. JUNIOR INDOOR BASEBALL GAMES The Forster Street Branch Y. M.

C. A. Junior Indoor Baseball League openeu this afternoon with two very interesting and exciting games. In the first game of the afternoon the A. B.

C. Stars defeated the Ramblers by the score of 10 6. The Hamilton Cyclones defeated the Brown Owls in the second game by 'Jie score of 7 3. Fast fielding featured in both of the games. Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock on the Harrisburg Railway field the A.

B. C. Stars and the Hamilton Cyclones will meet in the first game of the afternoon, while the Brown Owls and the Ramblers will battle it out in the second game. Team Standing W. ABC Stars 1 Hamilton Cyclones 1 Ramblers 0 Brown Owls 0 It.

0 0 1 1 Pet. 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 ABC Star Rambler al Lene.lf 1 1 1 J.M'La'hlta.p Carlton. 3 1 10 OOreen.c Maranev.ss. 1 1 3 4' Whethers.s. Williams.

3b. 0 1 3 SIE.M'L'hlin.ss Roebuck. 1 3 3 41 Strain. 3b. Clark.cf 3 0 3 0 Robinson.

If Madden. 2 3 3 Corbln.rf... 0 0 0 Sloane.lb.... i a 0 0 14 0 3 4 0 0 0 13 13 11 10 3 3 3 18 0 3 13 0 0. 1 8 0 0 0 10 Smlth.c 1 0 4 0 Harris.

rf I 10 10 37131 Total 8 8 371 ABC Stars 0 4 0 0 3 3 0 1 10 Ramblers 0 14303000 Two base hits, Sloane. Maraner. Base on balls, oft ManLtughlin. Rorburk. 3.

Struck out, MacLaughlin, 1: Roebuck, 2. Umpire, William. Tim ef game, 1.30. Hamilton CyelMie Brawa Owl rhoa' a 0 0 3 0 4 111 4 0 3 4 4 118 A Woller.rf.. 1 0 Corum.ef..

Woods. 3b. 1 1 4 HWaters.D.. Huff.cf Allen.s Harper. Jones.

lb. 3 1 1 0 Smith. 4 4 1 0IAlnhons.3b. 4 3 3 21Jackson.lt... XII HColbert.2b...

1 1 lOOlOlddens.lb.. 4 4 4 0 14 4 4 13 7 4 4 4 3 0 0 114 Ill Mlddleton.p. 4 13 Bailey 4 4 4 41 Total. I 1241 Tntall 1 10 27 10 Brown Owl 44114444 13 Hamilton 33403044 7 Two bs hits. Woods, Harper, Jones, Olddln 3.

Double pity Waller to Jones to Wilier: Jackson to Waters. Left on bases, Cvclones. 10; Brown Owls. 13. Base on ball, oft Middle ton.

Water. 3. Struck out. bv Mlddleton, 3: Waters, t. Hit by pitcher, by Mlddleton (Waters).

Umpire. Williams. Tim. 1.10. Dlamona A.

C. Edgemont rhol ft Flowtrs.Jb... 10 10 10 14 span. 10.. 4 0 4 3 144 1 4 14 4 Lurk.e 4 17 3 Smlth.cf....

1 1 I 0O 4 11 Kegrts.rf.... 4 3 0 0 Byrd.ss 0 111 1 I 1 0 Warren, 0 0 0 3 1 3 13 0 Clark.rf 4 4 Carver AlO 1 Leater.lb..... 4 Murdorf.lf... 4 4 1 0 Andrews.p... 4 4 4 1 4 1 II i Tout I 11 1 Totl 4 I 11 101 Edgemont 1 4 0 4 4 1 4 1 Dismond A 1 4 0 I 4 Errors.

Farvir. Wrrn. Stroud, Lester Umpire, Herr and Bank. A. C.

iti Hbg. fill' a 1 3 1 0 Lrslt.lb 4 3 14 811ns. Flick. Snell.lo short, lf.cf. Rosi.rf Boger.ib.rf..

Hellar.e Smith. Ouytr.p.... 1 1 1 3 on.2b... 4 4 4 4 III OOrlngo.e 4 4 4 4 Hepler.Sb.,.. Ill 1 Ill 7 Benkun.lf...

I 0 OShay.s 114 4 sarlc.p.... Ill 0 Boop.rt...... 14 14 WW 4 14 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 1110 4 I 1 41 1 I 40 4 1 4 41 Tout 1 7 11 7 I Total. 10 II It 101 Shad A I TIH 1 3 11 South Htrrltbur 44144 40 1 Errors. Shade, 1 Horn tun.

Raeenberry. Winning pitdMf, tail. Itaplrt, Murray. LANCASTER DAUPHIN BASEBALL LEAGUE TO START SECOND HALF Columbia, June 22 The Lancaster Dauphin Baseball League will open its second half schedule on Saturday, July 1. Seven teams competed during the first half of the league schedule, with the winner not yet decided.

One new team, Shellsville. has been secured by Mrs. Anna R. Vogel, of Bainbridge, president of the league, for the second half. Each of the teams will play each of the other seven teams twice during the second half.

Games will be played on both Saturdays and Sundays, although all Maytown's home games will be played on Saturdays. At the close of the second half, August 20, the winners of the two halves will meet in a series of games to decide the league champion for 1933. Second Half Schedule Saturday. July 1 Shellsville at May town. Bainbridge at Columbia.

Marietta at Newville, Union Deposit at Rheems. Sunday. July 2 Columbia at Union Deposit. Rheems at Shellsville, Maytown at Marietta, Bainbridge at Newville. Saturday.

July 8 Shellsville at Bain bridge. Rheems at Maytown, Columbia at Red Birds Win Close Ones Columbus, Ohio, (JP) When it comes to winning close games the Columbus Red Birds are in a class all to themselves. In 16 games this season that were settled by only one or two runs the Red Birds had won 12 and lost four. They won all their games settled by two scores. 1 Fairview Telegraph i a rhoa 12 0 1 0 18 1 110 3 0 0 11 1 2 0 0 2 2 10 1 2 2 0 Zeigler.p....

12 2 0 Wheeler.cf.. 2 3 10 WilUams.ss.. ROSS, 10 Long. 3b Shank, Burkett.lt..., Wilson, Wayne.c Bretz.ss 2 10 1 Yarnall.lb.. 113 1 1 1 8 i 0 0 12 0 0 12 Banks, If OOIO! 0 0 3 0 13 9 1 2 2 11 Coulson 0 1 2 0 Rowe 0 0 0 0 Total 8 13 21 8 Total 8 11 21 7 Telegraph 001 2 00 58 Fairview 620000 0 8 Two base hits, Boyer.

Williams, McLar in, Coulson, Wayne. Three base hits, Mc Combs, Yarnall. Home runs, Williams. Stolen bases. Long.

Base on balls, off Zeigler. Long, Ross, 4. Wild pitches, Long, Zeigler, 11. Susquehanna Hbg. Trojans rnoai rhoa 3 4 4 0IM.Fry.ss 0 12 5 1 3 0 R.M'Quaid.rf.

3 2 11 0 0 4 0 10 4 1 112 2 4 0 Moorsei.n.. Shreck.cf.... Downey.ss... Linquist.c... Haldeman.p.

1 1 0 OlPrimrose.lf.. 1 1 0 0 1 4 2IC.Fry,sc.f... 10 3 0 0 1 4 OIHagy.cf 0 3 0 3 2 0 2lAcri.lb 117 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 0 119 OIW.M'Quaid.p. 10 13 110 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Blasco.cf Total 7 9 27 10 Total 9 17 27 5 Hbg. Trojans 10122100 07 Susquehanna 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 9 Two base hits.

McCarthy, 3. Three base hits, Blasco. Base on balls, off. Mc Quaid, Haldeman. 0.

Struck out, by McQuaid. Haldeman, 2. Umpires. Sersch and Hickland. Time of game, 1.15.

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Friday and i' Saturday! '1 313 MARKET SiV Marietta. Newville at Union" Deposit. Sunday, July Newville at Columbia, Shellsville at Union Deposit. Maytown at Bainbridge. Marietta at Rheems.

Saturday. July 15 Rheems at Newyille. Union Deposit at Maytown. Columbia at sneusville. Bainbridge at Marietta.

Sunday. July 18 Shellsville at Marietta. Rheems at Columbia. Union Deposit at Bainbridge. Maytown at Newville.

Saturday, July 22 Columbia at May town. Sunday. Julv 23 Bainbridge at Rheem. Newville at Shellsville, Marietta at Union Deposit. Saturday, July 29 Union Deposit at Columbia.

Shellsville at Rheems. Marietta at Maytown. Newville at Bainbridge. Sunday. July 30 Maytown at Shellsville, Columbia at Bainbridge.

Newville at Marietta. Rheems at Union Deposit. Saturday, August 5 Columbia at Newville. Union Deposit at Shellsville, Bainbridge at Maytown, Rheems at Marietta. Sunday.

August 8 Bainbridge at Shellsville. Maytown at Rheems, Marietta at Columbia, Union Deposit at Newville. Saturday, August 12 Marietta at Shellsville. Columbia at Rheems. Bainbridge at Union Deposit, Newville at Maytown.

Sunday, August 13 Newville at Rheems, Maytown at Union Deposit. Shellsville at Columbia, Marietta at Bainbridge. Sunday, August 20 shellsville at Newville. Rheems at Bainbridge. Maytown at Columbia.

Union Deposit at Marietta: GRAYS WINNER IN SIXTEENTH INNING For sixteen innings Williamsport and Scranton battled yesterday, runs thinly throughout th elongated game, neiore tne Grays squeezed in the winning run to call it a day with the count 6 to 5 in their favor. The contest lasted three hours and 35 minutes. Two tallies by the Miners In the ninth inning knotted the count at 3 3. Neither team scored again until the thirteenth, when each sent, in two runs to tie it again. Kept cut oi the game by an injury, Ivy Griffin stepped in as a pinch hitter in the fourteenth session, and in the sixteenth, led off with a single, was sacrificed to second by Stevens, and trotted home on Ni colai's double.

Myers hit a homer for the losers, who outhit the winners, 20 to 10. Two runs in the sixth inning were all Harrisburg needed to beat Bing hr'mton, 2 1. Jimmy Pattison held Elmira to one hit in the first six innings and although he weakened later to allow six more, gave York time to accumulate a lead and beat the Red Wings, 6 4. Hygienic Hose Citizen Hose rhoal rhoa Heile.rf 0 0 0 0 15 1 Harman.cf.. 0 11 0 Pugh.rf 112 0 Ferman.lb..

0 0 8 OlHicks.ss 10 0 3 Husicc 1 1 4 0IJJ Shaub.p 113 OIBrandt.p 0 0 1 Reider.sc... 00 1 OiAtticks.cf.... 112 0 Koons.3b.... 0 0 4 3IClemson.sc. 1110 Evans.ss....

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