Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-18

Two interesting games are prom
ised in the Dauphln-Perry League
tomorrow afternoon when the
Marysville leaders lineup against
Duncannon on Rosboro Field at
Duncannon, while Newport will en-
tertain Millerburg on Marshall
Field, Newport.
Loosing an opportunity to tie
with Marysville for first place last
saturday, Newport has worked hard
this week in preparation for to-
morrow's fray. Manager Taylor
promises to present practically the
same lineup on the field that he has
been using in other games this sea-
son. The intield combination looks
better just now than it has been at
any time this season, while the out
field compares favorably with those
of other outfields in the league.
Chance i'll Iniicld
n change in the Newport infield
Will be necessary tomorrow, how
ever. Il. Wagner will be unable
to be with the team for the contest
and his brother. y. Wagner, will be
drawn in from center field to cover
the initial sack. Peterman will be
used in center. Buck" Gilday has
been nursed along for the fray and
although Lefty" Wertz may draw
the hurting assignment. Joe"
Kearns will hold forth behind the
bat.
Bill" Bamford will be on the
mound for Millersburg tomorrow
afternoon and promises to make
some trouble for the Perry county
contingent. With good support
from his teammates. he will make
difficult travelling for Taylor's COM
bination. Kerr will likely be be-
hind the bat for Manager Bud"
Frye's combination. Bob Bow
man. Maths and the other Millers-
burg clubbers who assisted in Civ
ing the team the best batting aver
ages in the circuit, will all be in the
lineup. working hard to get their
combination back into a winning
stride. Nebinger will officiate.
Stricken vs.. Biever
Kid" alias ED" Stricken will
he on the mound for Duncannon
while old man Harry Biever will be
the twirling selection for Marys-
Vile in tomorrow afternoons grap-
pie at Duncannon. With these two
premier moundsmen facing each
other, one of the hardest fought
games of the season is expected.
The regular Duncannon lineup
will be used by Manager DunCan's
combination against the fast travel
ing Marysvillians. The team. just
now, looks better than it did at
any time during the season and re-
inforced with the confidence of hav-
ing a strong pitcher, promises to
make Marysville travel at her fast
est pace to hold her in check. Dear
off will be behind the bat and the
regular combination will take posi-
ton when Umpire Hawley calls for
the start of the game.
Bicvcr Out For Revenge
Harry Biever who is enjoying a
highly successful season with Marys-
Vile. will make strenuous efforts
to gain revenge over Stricken for
his defeat on Thursday evening in
the Harrisburg West End Twilight
League. With just as good a team
back of him as has Stricken, with
the edge in favor of his team, Bic
yer promises that Duncannon will
have no easy time in getting away
with a victory.
Earl Killinger will be behind the
bat for Marysville while the regu-
lar stonewall infeld will be used
and Stees and J. Lightner. are cer-
tain to be in two of the outfield
positions. Just who will be the
choice for right field is somewhat
uncertain. Paul Ellenberger did
good work in his first game last
week, but it is not certain that he
will be able to be with the team to-
morrow. Mitch may be given a
chance.
Marysville has added the names
of two new players during the past
week. The name of A. G. Mower,
pitcher, has been added to the
Marysville nonresident list, and the
name of Frank Hart withdrawn.
Mower will be eligible for play
against Millersburg in the double
header at Millersburg on August 2.
Lester Keller, resident player who
works behind the bat or IN the out
field, who recently returned home
after months of Army service, has
been signed. He is eligible for play
at once and will be given q chance
in an early game.