Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-31
TROOP 6 TO HOLD
A BIG MUSICALE
Eagle and Silver Fox Patrols
Get Revenge For Last
Years Defeat

Troop expects to hold a musicale
about the first of July 1t is also plan
ed to hold an exhibit of articles
made by the Scouts of the troop in
their efforts to pass the handicraft
requirement for first class rank. The
proceeds of the musicale will go to
the camp fund.
A challenge has been received
from Troop ] of Lykens for a base
ball game. The challenge has been
accepted and the game will most
likely be played at Nfillersburg on a
date agreeable to both troops.
On Wednesday evening the troop
held its second annual inter- patrol
track meet, The winners in this meet
make up the troop team which is in
the field for the Scout track and
field championship. We would like
to hear especially from Troops and
13. We are willing to participate in
an intertroop meet with all the
troops of the city or in a triangular
meet with the two above mentioned
troops.
The Eagle and Silver Fox patrol
avenged their last years defeat at
the hands of the Wolf and Tiger
patrols. The Eagle patrol scored 81
points and the Silver Fox "a, or to-
tai of So. The Wolf scored "a and
the Tiger 40. making total of IA.
Haehnlen, of the Eagle was the
star of the day, winning the broad
jump and shot put in addition to
taking second in the high jump and
running the last lap of the senior re-
lay Zimmerman, of the Eagles, Eel
lows. of the Wolf; Davis, of the Silver
Fox. and Lewis, of the Tiger, also de-
serve mention. Following is the sum-
mary.
First Class-100-yard dash, won
by Black, E.; second, Seigel, W.;
third. Reel, E.; half-mile run, won
by Huntsberger, w: second, Black,
E.. third, Nye. F.; 440-yard dash,
won by Reel, E.; second. Lutz, w:
third, Carson, W.; 120-yard hurdles,
won by Zimmerman, E.; second
Carson, W.; third, Hines, E.; 22O-
yard dash. won by Huntsberger. w;
second, zimmerman, E.; third, tie
between Seigel, w. and Fellows, W.;
high jump, won by Zimmerman, E
second, Haehnlen, E.; third, Fellows,
w; broad jump, won by Haehnlen,
E.; second Fellows, W.; third
Hines, E.; shot put, won by Haehn-
len, E.; second, Black, E.; third, En-
manuel, w.
Second Class-75-yard dash, first
Davis, S. F.; second, Leeds, W..
third, Nelson. S. F.; 1-4-mile run
first, Lewis, T.; second, Upp, w;
third, G. Winner, S. F.; 15O-yard
dash, first. Davis, S. F.; second, Lew.
is, T.; third, Upp, w; high jump
conceded to Silver Fox patrol, G
jump, first. Lewis, T.; second. c
Winner, S. F.; third, Upp, w.
Third Class-50-yard dash, con
ceded to Tiger patrol, Harper, Binga'
man and H. Winner; 1O0-yard dash
| conceded to Harper, t.: broad jump
first, Arter. S. F.; second, H. Winner
| T.; third. Bingaman, T.; high jump
conceded to Tiger patrol, Bingaman
| II. Winner and Harper.
Junior Relay-Won by Silver Fox
Nelson. Arter. c. Winner, Davis
| Lewis.
Senior Relay-Won by Eagle
| Black. Reel, Zimmerman, Haehnlen
! Wolf, Seigel, Carson, Fellows, Hunts
! berger.
The best races of the afternoon
! were the second class quarter mile
/ the first class hurdles. first class 220.
! yard dash, and the relay races. Botl
! relay races were marked by clos'
! finishes. In the senior relay there wa!
/ no time during the mile course wheT
! than four yards.
Troop Is Visited BY Scoutmaster
Scoutmaster McAllister being home
on a furlough, visited Troop at its
last meeting. He gave the Scouts a
talk on his doings and travelingS
which was appreciated by the Scouts
! He showed the Scouts how the mer
are lined up for boxing lessons and
how they fight with bayonets At this
meeting a new service flag of the
troop was unfurled, having fifteen
stars. Another star is to be added
soon. The troop expects to take a
| hike to-day to Indian Rock tC
see if it is suitable as a camping
site. This troop wishes to challenge
any troop of Scouts to a match OF
tennis. The troop team consists oil
| Beard, Shreiner, Speakman, Hobart
! Pavord and Keller. Any troop wish.
ing a match should phone or write
Scout Hobart, 715 North Seven
teenth street. Phone 3626R, who is
manager.
HENRY E. KLUGH, JR.,
Troop Scribe.