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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-06
JOHNSTOWN

sizes and weights. They appear to be
tall, rangy fellows, who have nIopped
up everything in sight, and Il real
battle will be staged.
Both teams have had difficulty in
scheduling games because of their
strength, and in many cases have
had to play teams outside of their
class to get games. Their logical op-
ponents were afraid. The experience
at both places has been the same.
Against scholastic teams this fall
Johnstown High has been putting up
an almost iuEenetrahle defense and
an offense that none could stop. Five
nigh school elevens have appeared
on Johnstown's schedule this year
and they were fairly representative
of big districts. Williamsport High
was defeated on its own field a week
ago by a crushing~2S to 0 score.
Char croi from up the Monongahela
River Valley. and considered the
class of its district, was defeated
1872 to 0. Westinghouse, picked as
the best Of tho teams just outside of
the Pittsburgh circle, went down by
23 TO 0 score. Two Pittsburgh elev-
ems. the pick OF the Steel City High
School teams, both fell before the
prowess of Johnstown High. Fifth
Avenue High took n 81 to beating
and Schenley formerly Pittsburgh
Central High) was beaten, 81 to O.
The Influenza epidemic impaired
the development of the Johnstown
High team and even to-day its ef-
fects are felt on the eleven. Tho
hard and fast quarantine rules kept
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-06

Hooroo! \ whole mob of Johns
towners ratified into the Capital City
at half past l to-day, and Market
street was quickly aware that the
/ Flood City had notion it's high
school team could take the measure
! of our own doughty Tech. The west
crn state lads were frIsky as Alpine
/ goats and full of pep. The battle
array looked like Pershins's army,
and hundreds of rooters added TO the
multitude.
/ 1t was evidently one whale of an
event to Johnstown and the pacifists
/ began to wonder whether Tech
wou d have any cinch playing this
strong-looldng bunch for the state
/ championship. The visitors did not
| overlook any precautions, and as
soon as they had gulped some eats
asked for a secret practice spot
where they could polish up on fine
points.
The last heard, as the telegraph
went to press, concerning officials
was that Mauthc, of Penn State,
would referee; Taggart, of Steelton,
umpire, and Butler, of Harrisburg,
be linesman.
Neither team has lost a contest
this season; in fact Johnstown has
not been defeated in two years. Tech
on the other hand has rolled up n
larger total of points, but Johnstown
has not been scored on.
Some one is almost sure to lose,
discounting a tie, and the Maroon
followers are sure that The local
aggregation will come out on top.
The vanguard Of Johnstown rooters
arrived in this city last night, and
to-day they took in the sights aDoHt
the Capitol. To-day another big
crowd was scheduled to step off the
rattlers, and tomorrow viii see the
city alive with rooters from the
Flood City.
h All Harrisburg is talking of the
big game, the premier contest of all
ever staged in this city. To win will
mean the state championship for
Harrisburg. 4 Lebanonite stated this
morning that big crowd of Dutch"
rooters will be on hand pulling for
Tech. Steelton. too, will forget its
differences of last Thanksgiving. and
many a Blue and White rooter will
don the Maroon and Gray.
Both teams boasts of impreguable
defenses and offenses that have not
been crushed. According 30 the ad-
vance information, it will be a case
of two Irresistible" forces meeting.
The visitors have plenty of speed
and power. They arc bunch of
huskies, according to the table OF
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-06

ent conditions. EceB no reason why
the game should not be resumed in
accordance with the usual regular
schedule.
at Is our policy to muster out of
service rs rapidly as possible all the
men now in the United States. who
number some 100000 and we ere
returning from abroad for the purpose
of discharging number OF men
which Is only limited by the shipping
at our disp sal.
"Unless there are some changes In
the situation, which now seem i'm
possible there is no reason known to
us why the great national game
should not be continued as usual
next year. The wholesome effect of
a clean and honest game like base
ball Is very marked and its discon-
tinuance would be n great misfor-
tune"
President Johnson said that the
stars of baseball who Joined the SER
vice, among them Ty Cobb, Pitcher
Alexander, Benny Kauff, Hank
Gowdy and others, would likely be
among the first to receive their dis
charge, so they would be able to join
their clubs on the sprinng training
trips. Cobb Is captain in cheml-
cal division now in France.
Definite plans for the resumption OF
! the game will be made at the annual
! meetings of the major leagues this
month. The National League will
| hold it's sessions in New York or
! December 10, and the American Lea
que probably will convene in Chicago
| two days later
President Johnson said he did mo-
believe that there would pc a join
session of the two leagues, although
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-06
BASEBALL TO GO
ON AS USUAL
Ban Johnson Is Assured by
General March That Stars
Will Soon Be Released

Chicago, Dec. 6.-The positive an
nouncement that professional base
ball would be resumed in the major
leagues next season, with Govern
ment sanction. was made by President
Pan Johnson, of the American League
tonight.
President Johnson's announcement
was made after he had received let
ter from General March, chief of
staff of the army. who advised that
the War Department, under present
conditions. could see no reason why
the game should not be resumed.
"The War Department closed base
ball last September, by declaring 1t
non-essential. and 1t was only proper
that the department should be con-
suited in regard to our plans for re-
opening" President Johnson said.
consequently 1 put the entire situa-
tion before General March for his APP
proval."
General Marchs reply to the Amer
lean League executive follows:
81 have your letter of November 80
concerning the resumption of base
ball next year. and would advise you
that the War Department under pres
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-06
JO0N PK CHAMPS REACH CITY AND HAVE PRACTICE FOR BIG GATE
AROUND THE BASES

boston, Mass. Dec. 6.--Tris Speaker,
the Cleveland American League out
fielder, told friends yesterday that he
had heard nothing regarding the re-
port from New York that he would be
offered the position of manager of the
club and that he did not want the job.
Il have all the trouble l care for,
Aa said. lin covering center feld and
IN trying to bat in the 800 division.
While L look forward with anticipa-
tion to the baseball season, l would
not care to manage the Cleveland
. Club
Speaker, although now on the inac-
tive list ot the Naval Aviation School
at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, will continue TO woar the
uniform for some weeks, lilo plans to
leave for his home. in Texas, next
week. accompanied by Leslie Nuna-
maker. OF the ST Louis American
League club. They will hunt until
the spring training season starts.
II see,' said Mrs. Cattman Gait, suf-
frasettc leader, that the British
House OF Commons has passed DIIl
peILuJtInS women to SIT there. now,
Id ike 10 know why me trolley lines
in America aon't do something OF the
kind
Flying machine mails run regularly
between Paris and London across the
stormy channel regardless OF weather.
And now regular tiying machine
mail routes across the Atlantic are
seriously planned. Men now llNlnS
will sec the day when to cross the
occun In Il steamer would seem as old
fashioned as IL would now seem 70
cross the continent in stag ecoach.
The world owes to the war tnis hast
unlns of the lying machine era.
II the Allies need any dope on how
20 put Butcher Bill in Punishment,
they might inquire Of General Leonard
Wood.
Chicago, Dec. {. - Plans for the re-
sumption Of baseball in the American
League next season Will be decided
.upon at the annual meeting OF the
club owners here on Thursday, De
Cember u. The meeting was called
by President Ban johnson yesterday.
Did anybody comment on the way
"One man did. but he didn't say
much."
What did he say"
All he said was $50 and costs
Baltimore American.
hhe Royal Fire Company basket
ball team opened their season on
Thursday night by defeating the Hol-
land Independents by score of 80 to
81. ShipIey starred for the winners
and Campbell and Shafer played well
for the defeated five.
The lineup:
Royal Holland
Shiple% (. Shaler, +.
Armstrong, +. Campbell, f.
BOudman, =. Dunkle, c.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-06

the National League had requested
It. Committees from the two or
ganfzations, together with COM
mittee from the National Associations
of Minor Leagues, probably will not
meet soon after the sessions of the,
major leagues to settle a number Of
questions Of policy confronting them.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-06

"Caa goa Use poem on daily
breud@'
asked ths poet ia Il hu:ter.
"Not uoH,' said the sRecr;s:S editors
''NtAat vvz.at = II pound a. buttcr."
CnIucky for the Hans that their
army did not take as good care OF
itself as the navy.
st. Mary's Catholic Club. OF Steel
ton, is polishing w its machine -
roll over Oberlin on Saturday, the re-
ceipts being Tor the Red Cross. Al
players Were ordered TO report this
evening for practice.
Chicago, Dec, I. When FREQ
Mitchell. manager of tho Chicago Nu-
tioaal League club, uasu!aos the Of
fice Il president OF the organization
at the election this month he viii be-
Come The owner of block of stock,
IL was announced. Ii is said he will
be permitted TO pay for the share
out OF the profits which are expected
to accrue to the club in the future and
that the sale of the stock to Mitchell
is in lieu of salary for his duties as
president.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-06
STILL ARUsE PRISONERS

Paris, Dec. 6>-Incidents of serious
gravity occurred within the last few
days in a prison camp in Saxony,
where Allied prisoners are confined
the Echo de Paris declares. The
Allied governments, it adds, are re-
ported to have decided to act ener-
getically in that connection.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-06

The Royal Fire Company basket
ball team opened their season on
Thursday night by defeating the Hol-
land Independents by a score of 80 to
81. Shipley starred for the winners
and Campbell and Shafer played well
for the defeated five.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-06

"Caa you Use II poem on daily
breutf@'
nrI-nI In : ,.nrt In, :, nnata.r
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-06
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
is TO MEET ON MONDAY

The Ministerial Association of
steelton will hold its regular month
ly meeting Monday morning at 00
o'clock in st. Johns Lutheran
Church. The Rev. II, II. Rupp, of
the Reformed Church, will read a
paper.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-06
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Gould an
nounce the birth of a son, Richard
Edgar Gould, on November 30.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-06

the team idle for weeks just at the
time when games meant the proper
development of teamplay, extensively
and defensively. Then when the lid
was lifted difficulty was encountered
in scheduling GANGS. JohnsJown's
wonderful showing against the heavy
Indiana Normal eleven and the pow
erful Kiski Academy team seemed to
scare out Johnstown's logical oppo-
nents and games were hard to find.
Indiana Normal early in the season
had held w. & j. to a 7-to-0 score
and Johnstown held Indiana to a
scoreless tie. But for one or two
bad breaks that went against the
eleven, Indiana would have been
beaten.
Seasons Record
Their record for the season was:
Johnstown, %, Williamsport, o.
Johnstown, 32; Charleroi, 0.
Johnstown, 20; Westinghouse, 0.
Johnstown, 81; Pittsburgh High, 0.
Johnstown, 61; Schenley, 0.
Johnstown. O; Indiana Normal, 0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

legenbeiten. un6 in 6em, mas er fags
tie, muBte m1d) er befenrer: sd
itimme in feiner 8eiie Der in
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gelegt babe Sic gum &riege fibrten.
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g6moro @reDs 5~rie6ensliebe unb fei-
men oamaligen ern1tli6en @unih gu
ei11em @inpernebmen nit uns gu
fommen."
Mer trdgt Die SduIb, boB oaS
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oeutiden in ibrem @r0Bentpabn, Die
bas lt1tglid iiber 6nS 6eutlde Soft
acknowledgement.
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ba1yigfeitstages lit 0ara11 erinnert
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M1ann I'M 2an6e iei, ser bieie Mrbeit
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gen, Sic 6amals Ben Sieg Ser Grei-
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erfampfen balfen.
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|SGuaetieren gibt es al1Ber ben 8ier.
fiiBlern MIR nod Bierbanoler, tpelde
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@ana mno sub.

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bob Sort,1na itd nl1r 51 ber1enige1
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Sn Der S6ladt bon Gong Sslato
fGmpfte ein Sdyubenregiment aus
8enniDlbanien ntter bem 8efeble bes
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Genatpr giQman tpbt.

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Wir tper6er1 rod bd1figer n1f bic
ie Sabe, cine Der 1pihtiglten Der
@eltgei6idte, 5uriidfommen miiien.
@ir mer0en gerne au6 6ragen bon
Sc fern iiber Die M%ngelegenbeit nod
beitem 8iiien unb &0lnnen beart1por<
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

MadVbem Mifolams &omauom na=
beau 3mei @odJen toot getpelen 1T,
fam man i'm rubig tpieoer nnter
sic aebenoen perieben; obne befiird-
ten al miiiien, 1os 8ublifum Tonne
Sen SdaDin6el merfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

Sc. lit unfere &fIidt es ob5ulegen.
Mu9 mir. geborten 31 6enen, Die Die
5d1l0 am Weltfriege engliiden
5taatsmdn1ern in 0ie 56ube ido-
ben.
M1d) mir baben Dor unieren 2eiern
INNER ur6 immer mie6er Die Bes
bnlptung arfgelteM, baB 6ieie englt=
1den Staatsmdnner, nei6iiG anf
DentI6lonoS @rrnngenfdnften auf
benz Weltmarfte, bieies ueirr5ufretien"
berfldten.
M1h mir bobe1r mehr als einmal
berporgeboben, 6aB Del1tf6lano ein
Ylob an ser Come 5n g0;m1en lei.
Wir batten in gutem @lal1ben ge=
banoelt.
De1m mir glarbfen 0atnals nod,
mos Srgane Ser bentiden &egiernng
Derffiin1oetten: l1nb mir gla1bten BET
8eginn seq &rieges nnb nod Sabre
lana nodbberz mas 6ie meiiten an0e-
rem oeut16lqnoiiden Nldtter ibren
nader5dblten.
8ir mnren 0arnals bonig mberz
5e11gt, boB nnf bent Erogramm Der
engliiden 5taotsmdnner meiter
nidts 1tanb, als 3elttidlanb bon pei=
ferer fort1mer5ieller nn6 folonialer
gntmidlnng ab5nbalten.
Mit u1ls ma1r6e bon Der Hrelie in
Deutidlan6 oie Sdlfte Ser mbrigel1
@elt ,naf ser meitliden GemiSpbdre
iiber5e11gt. Man gloubte Der Brelie
6eS often Gaterlmbes, bic Der ben
f@uB gegen England preoigenben &e=
gierungsprelie nabbetete iberaa, no
Sic oe11tidR 3rnge flarg. Ms Nns-
bl1nb Itootsmdnnii6er Niebertra6t
erl6ien Sir gbtpnro @reD, Der Set
ter ser Mustp1rtigen Mngelegenbeiten
BroBbritarniens.
Nun ltn6 mir nro nit uns 0ieegun=
&c itbrige Welt, Sic bamals gldl1big
geluuldf bette, bonn @egenfBen iber=
5eugt moroen. Wir tpiiien MIN, bob
sic britilden 5tnntsmanner llnb nit
ib11en bte mberen SfaatSman1ter Der
Gntentez2amber nidt muir ridt frie=
gerifde MeoBnabmen gegen 9entl6-
Lamb bea6ltdtigtten, ionbern big 5ir1
lebten Mugenblid ibr MIerduBerites
periud)ten Sen &rieg 81 Dermeioen.
Sic 8lntidnlo trifft Sic 6eutlhe &e-
giernng.
uEolitiiften," 6as Drga1r Der idpe-
oiiden 5o3taliiten Ser a1lBeriten Sim
fen peroffentlidfe aln Is. War5 oos
biitpriihe Dofument, bnrb 0as 6ieie
|Sdn1lo ertuielen miro. @s ban6elte
lid I'M Elm iogenanntes Wemoran=
bu1n oes 1iiriten &arl Scar bon 2td=
no1psfD, Der Dor l1n6 CUR 3eit oes
M11sbr1tds bes &rieges Der 8otldnf-
ter bes Dentfben &eides in 2onbon
mar. Dos Memorandum spar is.
Monote Dor Der @eroffentlidu1ng ge=
idrieben. Cine Geroffentlidung 51
oieier 3eit NOR bonn 6iirlten nidt be-
abiidtigt 1porben, bod. lpar a1f lein
@ebeiB cine Mn3obl bon &opien ber-
geitellt poroen. Gin @remplor &c,
rietb in Die @Gnbe zines MitgliebeS
Ser io5ialiltiiden Mi11oerbeitspartei
beS be1ttidJen &eidstags. Dns We-
moranoum trdgt Die ueberi6rift:
,,W1eire 2or0oner MiIltor 1912 biS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

men miiiien. Dob es Miin5fiiBe gibt,
Dariiber barf man iih nidbbt tDa,11oern,
benn Bic Miin3er modem fi1, tpe1tg-
items bel mir, ftets at ifdnen a11f bic
5uBe, unb in Der @egel al Ninlr1er.
m~teoerieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
Gin odenes 8efenntnis:

True translation filed with the post
master at ST, Cloud. Minnesota, OF
July II, 1913, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9th. 1917.
(gnf grlud)en Ell. Ger Minneiota offent-
, Iiden 5iberbeits4&ommifiion er-
iheint 11%ad1tebenber, bem Miltpau.
fee Scroll entuommerrer Mrtifel
INT Mbbrnd.)