Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-01

| prove lHeN mean business. IN con-
| clusion President Barrow wanted to
! make it plain that all other teams in
/ the league are in good shape and that
| the season will be finished, all reports
| to the contrary notwithstanding.
Owing to the delay in the arrival of
/ the league officials, a complete lineup
! for the parade will not be known until
after the meeting tonight. Late this
afternoon Acting Secretary William R
Douglass announced the following ten
| tative program:
Parade Formation
Platoon of police; band; officials of
the International League; city officials
and honored guests in automobiles;
Jersey City and Harrisburg teams in
automobiles; band; local uniformed
teams.
The parade will form at Market and
Front streets at 12.45 and move at
l o'clock promptly over the following
route:
Out Market street to Fourth, to
Sixth, the Reilly, to Third, to Verbeke,
to Second, to Market, to the Island
At the Island the band concert will
start at 2.15. AT 3 o'clock there will
be flag raising, and at 3.l5 the game
starts.
The two teams will line up as fol.
lows:
Lineup of Teams
Jersey City-Truesdale, 2b.; Thorpe,
RI; Wright, IL; Bues. 3d.; Barry,
1b.; Blake, c.f.; Purtell, SIS; Tragres-
sor, c.; Reynolds, c.; Bentley, D.; Yer
bout, p; Bruck, p; Ring, p, and
Crutcher. p.
Harrisburg - Mensor IT,; Tamm,
SIS; Move, SIS; Tooley, 2b.; Callahan,
c.f.; Kraft, 1b.: Zimmerman, Sb.; Wit
ter, r.f.; Heckinger, c.; Snow, c.; Cha
bek, p; Goodbred, p; Schacht. p;
Schmutz, p; Lee, p. Enszmann, p.
Persons subscribing for coupon
books will be given tickets on appli-
! cation to George Harry, Third and
Walnut streets; William S. Tunis' book
store, North Third street, or from
! William r. Douglass, Patriot building,
second floor. Special tickets, 15 cents
! each, for uniformed teams and base
ball associations accompanying teams
in line will be distributed before the
! parade starts.
1t is understood that all teams from
HARRISBURG and surrounding towns re-
port to William r. Douglass at Front
ana Market streets, not later than
12.45 tomorrow afternoon. Players
must be in uniform and accompanied
| by a bona fide athletic association in
order to get the benefit of the reduced
rate Of admission.
Further Details to Come
Details for the program at Island
Park will be discussed at a meeting to
be held tonight 1t is probable that
Ex-Governor John K. Tener will be
present and toss out the first ball.
If he cannot come to Harrisburg,
President Edward G. Barrow will per-
form that duty. Invitations have been
extended to Governor Martin G. Brum-
baugh. Mayor John K. Royal and city
officials and prominet baseball en-
thusiaSts who have stood by the game
in Harrisburg for many years to attend
the game.
The Harrisburg team will be run un-
der the direction of the league with
local representative. There will be
twenty-five men and a trainer on the
payroll. When the team is at home
practice will be in order every morning
at Island Park. a schedule is being
revised to suit Harrisburg and will be
announced within a few days. There
will be about forty-nine regular games
played and six or more exhibition
gumes. The season will end September
is. Harrisburg has twenty-three
scheduled games at home during July.
With the postponed games there will
be many double-headers for local
fans.
With the Harrisburg team is Joe
Chabek, last seasons star Tri-State
pitcher. Local fans will give him
warm welcome. also Eddie thinner
man, who started with Harrisburg and
is manager of the team 1t is prob
able that Chabek will pitch against
Jersey City in to-morrow's game