Colts Crush Frostburg in Opener 6 to 1
Dick West reports Cumberland’s Colts dominated the Frostburg champs in the season opening with eight Colts hits while Johnny Stafford held the visitors to four hits over six innings. Sunny Goetz Haw Lippold guided the Colts on the coaching lines as Cumberland prep for next Saturday’s game.
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Perdue
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Big athletic meet and Federal League talk fill New York sports page
New York April 25. Pennsylvanias big meet and the Resolute launch draw many sportsmen from the city. Frang Chance lineup plans, Connie Mack’s lack of a written A L contract, and Federal League scouts chasing unsigned stars are noted. Gilmore promises discipline. Yale Arena hockey season success prompts plans to expand next year. Crowds at Yale Harvard Dartmouth Cornell games are listed with attendance.
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University of Pennsylvania
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Athletics
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Thieves Loot Lonaconing Athletic Club, Disbandment Sought
Thieves cleaned out the Lonaconing Athletic Club quarters in the Firemen's Armory on Wednesday morning. A special meeting had favored disbanding the club, and an inventory crew began securing remaining property while noting widespread thefts across the city.
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Lonaconing Athletic Club
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Maryland Hotel
Frederick Baseball Club Names Officers
Frederick Md April 25 At the largest attended baseball rally in the city the Frederick baseball team elected permanent officers with D Princeton Buckey as President and E Austin James as Secretary. Directors include James Harry Grove Martin E F Kefauver and others.
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Austin Baughman
E. Austin James
Frank K. Schmidt
James Harry Grove
Martin FE. Kefauver
E. Austin Baughman
Guy K. Motter
J. Windsor Williams
Kemptown
James A. Long
Ira J. McCurdy
J O. Hendrix
D. Princeton Buckey
P. M. Hiteshew
Fragmentary Names Listed for Unknown Meeting
Readable fragments name Oliver Wren J. W. Albaugh and R. W. Stake along with Guy Thomas Frank A Schmidt and Thomas B. Hayward in a partial roster. No further context or details are provided.
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J. W. Albaugh
R. W. Stake
Guy Thomas Frank A. Schmidt
Thomas B. Hayward
Collins Keeps Up Slugging for Athletics
Connie Mack’s Athletics show early season miscues yet Collins stands out as a fast baser and solid fielder. The speedy second baseman drives for power, boosting his batting average with three hits off tough offerings.
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Connie Mack
Collins
Democratic Club Meetings Promote State Convention
In Columbia on April 25 Democratic clubs across South Carolina hold day and evening meetings inviting voters to participate as preparation for the May State Democratic Convention. Key topics include the ambie ee system and which General Assembly to elect, with Governor Blease seeking the U S Senate seat and incumbent E D Smith seeking re election. The Liberty Theatre ad urges attendance for Sunday at 3 p m.
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Lonaconing Tigers Seek Games With County Teams
The Lonaconing Tigers request game bookings with any county or nearby teams, willing to travel beyond Cumberland and Georges Creek League. They list a two-game record, a 12 to 4 loss toLonaconing League and a 4 to 1 win over Beall High School of Frostburg, and provide their roster led by manager Alex Bradley. The letter seeks prompt replies from interested squads.
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Cumberland Press
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Cumberland and Georges Creek
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Bea'l High School
Frostburg
Lonaconing Tigers
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Alex Bradley
James Foote
Parker Wilkenson
Frank Nichols
John Duckworth
Edward Bilbeck
Martin Flynn
William Donald
Gibson Foote
Roy Beaman
John Foote
Thomas McKennon
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Shriners Dedicate $250000 Temple in St Louis
Shriners from all sections of the country attended the dedication of the new temple in St Louis, valued at 250000 dollars. The Moolah Temple, to be housed in the new building, was founded by twelve men in 1886.
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Moolah
Noted Dr Cook to Lecture at Liberty Theatre Sunday
Dr Cook of international reputation former vice president of the World Christian Endeavor Union will lecture at 3 oclock Sunday afternoon at the Liberty Theatre. Seats are free and no collection will be taken. All are invited.
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Christian Endeavor Union
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Pirates End Long Winning Streak at Forbes Field
Yesterday at Forbes Field Polly Perritt limited the Pirates to one run as Cleveland’s ace halted a seven game Pirates run. Harmon Kandlehner and Conzelman pitched for Pittsburgh but could not stop the Cardinal right hander in a 6 to 1 defeat before about 5,000 cool spectators.
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Baseball standings and results from National League today
Yesterday's NL scores show各 teams with mixed results. St Louis lost to Pittsburgh while Philadelphia beat New York and Cincinnati defeated Chicago. Brooklyn and Boston also posted wins, with 335 games on today’s slate and several matchups listed.
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Boston
Rebels and Tipsies sail into Exposition Park tilt
At Exposition Park Pittsburg blanked Brooklyn 2 0 in the opening game as the Rebels and Tipsies continued their long running feud. In the second game Brooklyn was overwhelmed by Pittsburg offense and lost 10 2. Buffalo visited Baltimore and fell 10 4 as Doolan starred with seven assists four hits and two steals.
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New York Day by Day Highlights and City Plans
A summary of New York news includes protection measures for mayors after the Mitchell attack, NYU courses on soil and cooking, feminist apartment-house plans, New York’s 100th peace anniversary events, aviation funding efforts by wealthy New Yorkers, and state laws to curb cocaine and drug misuse amid physician complicity.
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New York University
Henry Griscom Parson
New York
Feminist Alliance
Miss Margaret Sheetz died in Keyser at 72
Keyser West Virginia Miss Margaret Sheetz died yesterday from diabetes. A Presbyterian Church member and former Mite Society president she taught in the public school infant room for years guiding generations. She leaves four sisters Sue Johnson Miller and McCarty of Romney. Several local relatives and teachers are noted in brief society items.
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Margaret Sheetz
South Cumberland Cubs Challenge Junior Baseball Title
The South Cumberland Cubs issue a challenge to Cumberland teams of players aged 17 to 19 for a game or series to decide the junior city championship. They have one win this season defeating the Maryland Avenue Sluggers 11 to 1. Contact Captain Jacob Butts at 211 Third Street or Manager Christie Rowan at Third and Thomas streets.
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Cubs
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Yesterday's Scores Roundup
Baseball scores from yesterday show Philadelphia 7 New York 0 and Boston 6 Washington 7 St Louis 6 Detroit 7 Cleveland 6. Detroit at St Louis and New York at Philadelphia TBD. Boston at Washington and Chicago at Cleveland not scheduled. eleven and twelve innings noted.
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Washington
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Federal League Scores and Upcoming Matchups
Brooklyn 2 Pittsburg 10. Pittsburg 10 Brooklyn. Baltimore 10 Buffalo. Other clubs not scheduled. Brooklyn at Pittsburg. Kansas City at Chicago. St. Louis at Indianapolis. Buffalo at Baltimore.
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Kansas City
Chicago
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Fitzbourg
Weeklong push for woman suffrage begins nationwide
Washington reports a week of organized effort to secure an amendment to the constitution enfranchising women. Militant suffrage leaders advocate the drive as the nation enters the organizing phase with meetings and petitions planned across states.
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Wahington
Baker Keeps Hitting as He Beats Yankees
Home Run Baker clouted three safe wallops against the New York Yankees, boosting his batting average and confirming his old hitting form. His three hits in a game raise questions about a supposed decline and suggest he may continue his strong record this season.
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New York Yankees
Eat Turkey Tomorrow in Washington Lunch Room
A local notice states the Eat Turkey Tomorrow program at the Washington Lunch Room will host a Sunday turkey dinner. Organizers urge community members to attend and support the event with meals and fellowship.
Simpson elected degree master at Chosen Friends Lodge
At a meeting of Chosen Friends Lodge No. 34 I O O F Harry B. Simpson was elected degree master to finish Past Noble Girand’s term. Howard Slemmer resigned. Chapel Hill Lodge No. 53 will attend services at Centre Street Methodist Church tomorrow morning. Rev. Joseph Dawson prepared a special sermon. The first of a series of Wednesday social meetings will be April 29. W A Neff chairs the social committee.
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Harry B. Simpson
Noble Girand
Howard Slemmer
Chapel Hill Lodge
Centre Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph Dawson
W. A. Neff
Cairman
Real Estate Transfers near Cumberland and Allegany County
Transfield notices record several land transfers in Cumberland area. Frank Bealkey et al. to Bernard Bealkey for land on Mapleside near Cumberland for $10. United States Trust Company and F. Mertens Sons to Daniel F. Jackson for land in Green Ridge Valley for $10. Abraham P. Gross et al. to Bernard H. Budkey for land on Maryland Avenue Cumberland for $10. Mary M. Stalling to James L. Poling for Narrows Addition Cumberland land for $10. William Wilkenson to Robert Plasket for land in Pekin Allegany County for $90.
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James L. Poling
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William Wilkenson
Robert Plasket
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Veteran infielder Bobby Byrne Passes Through Big League Stint
Bobby Byrne, veteran infielder holding down second base for the Philadelphia National League club, previously starred for St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia. Byrne contributed solid performances across all three franchises in his big league career.
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Otto Knahe
Philadphia
Pust
Byrne
St. Louis
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Philadelphia
What is a Christian Dr I Farley Cook to speak at Liberty Theatre
Dr I Farley Cook formerly vice president of the World's Christian Endeavor Union will speak at the Liberty Theatre on Sunday at 3 p m. The advertisement urges attendance and presents the topic as an informative public talk.
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Christian Endeavor Union
Librerty Theatre
Dr F Farley Cook to Speak on What is a Christian
Dr F Farley Cook a former vice president of the world Christian Endeavor Union will lecture in the Liberty Theatre Cumberland tomorrow at 3 o clock on What is a Christian. The talk is under the auspices of the I B S A and free to the public. The speaker is noted as an organizer lecturer and evangelist and previous Cumberland audiences welcomed his first visit.
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Christian Endeavor Union
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Bibliist Farley Cook to Lecture at Liberty Theatre
Detroit bibliist Farley Cook, an organizer of international reputation, will lecture at the Liberty Theatre on Sunday at 3 p.m. The free public event invites all, with no collection.
Enjoy Yourself Go to Washington Lunch Room Turkey Dinner
Advertisement invites readers to visit the Washington lunch room tomorrow for a special turkey dinner priced at 60 cents. The note emphasizes a limited time offer and urges customers to join the lunch event.
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