Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-25

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her defeat. of last Saturday, and to
break her string of losses to Marys-
Vile. Losing every one of the four
games played with Marysville this
season, the tailenders have been
| working hard for the fray of to-
| morrow afternoon, and Manager Dun
can promises that his combination
will make the leader hustle from the
umpires call of play ball" until
| the last man is out in the ninth
kid" Stricken, who has =. been
| hurting the old horsehide across the
platter in a high degree of perfection
this week. will be Duncan's selection
| against the Marysville contingent.
| Stricken promises to cause consider
/ able trouble for Marysville with his
well-known splitter. "Abie" Dearolf
will be back of the bat. Lefty"
! Garverich is expected to be with Dun
cannon tomorrow at his old posi-
ton in center garden and Norman
Ford is expected to be moved to
right. The reminder of the lineup
will be the same as that which faced
Marysville last Saturday.
MarysviIIe Ready
Marysville is ready to fight from
start to finish to increase her list of
scalps. Manager Harry Stees prom
ises that the same lineup as was
used last Saturday will be pitted
against the Duncannonites in to-
morrow afternoons melee. The stone
wall inield and outfield has been do
ing exceptional work along defen-
siye lines thus far and the work has
become better during the past sew
eral weeks.
Veteran Biever on Mound
MarysYille will pin its faith to
Harry Biever, veteran hurler. Biever.
the secret of whose age has Just
been solved, while fully Al years Of
age, is hurting two and three games
each week and hurting them We'll
He announces that his trusty right
wing is in fne-fettle and is ready
for a hard fray. Earl Killinger will
be behind the bat
Millersburg, led by the ever-popu-
lar Bud" Fry, gave Newport hard
battle in last weeks contest and
lost out only in the ninth inning.
He has his men primed for to-mor-
row afternoons contest and will give
the Perry countians a hard fight
He will be behind the bat throughout
the nine innings of play. "Bilf
Bamford and Bob" Bowman, who
made his debut of the season on the
mound last Saturday, are likely
hurting selections. Chandes favor
Bamford being selected, in which
event Bowman will be sent to cover
the initial sack. Some slight changes
in the lineup will be made If he goes
to first. Wambourne, by his sterling
outfield work against Newport last
Saturday, has raised himself In the
estimation of Fry and will likely be
given a chance tomorrow.
Manager Taylor's combination has
not underestimated the strength of
the Millersburg team, which has
been followed by considerable hard
luck this season, and will send his
best lineup into the game. Clyde
Doner gave a good account of him
self last week and will likely be car
ried with the team tomorrow. He
may get into the lineup, although
indications are that the regular line
up, used the past several weeks, will
be sent in,
The hurting choice is somewhat
uncertain. Buck" Gilday may not
be with the Newport contingent to-
morrow because of the big celebra-
ton at Dauphin. He would have
been the hurting selection had he
been with the team. Ray Lefty"
wertz or Lefty" Manning will be
carried and may be used. Joe"
who is improving with each game,
will be back of the bat.
Add New Players
President e. e. Knauss' bulletin
this week carries the names of three
new players signed by the several
teams. One is the name of Mower,
who has been substituted for Frank
Hart, as was announced last week.
The other names are those of Conner
and G. Swartz, crack battery of the
Reading team of the Allison Hill
League. Dutch" Connor has been
creating quite a furor in the several
Harrisburg leagues this season, and
has been signed by Newport to be
eligible on August 2. He is not a
new man in the Dauphin- Perry. hav-
ing been with the Marysville team
in 1915, when that contingent won
the pennant. He hurled a number of
games and remained ewith the team
throughout the entire season. New
port has withdrawn the names of
Darlington and Smith.