Colts Triumph 6 to 1 Over Frostburg In Season Opener
The Colts defeated Frostburg 6 to 1 in the opening game as Cumberland teams showed strong hitting and fielding. Johnny Stafford held the champs to four hits in six innings, with Mark Wood and Hughie on the mound later. Stafford also stars at first base and works at the Academy Cigar Store when not playing. A Cumberland league opener next Saturday includes a parade and public celebration at the ball park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fro@thurr
Colts
Johnny Stafford
Shaffer
Johnny
Champs
Markwood
Hughie
Frostburgers
Academy
Little Frederick
Centre Streets
Cumberland
Bail Park
Boston
Perdue
Brooklyn
Boston Nationals
Cocreham
Atchison
Thieves loot Lonaconing Athletic Club in dawn heist
In Lonaconing Maryland on April 23 thieves raided the Firemen's Armory by morning, cleaning out dumbbells Indian clubs and many exercisers from the Lonaconing Athletic Club. A committee was formed to inventory and store remaining equipment as authorities note juvenile offenders and low arrests amid ongoing raids on nearby storage rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonaconing
Lonaconing Athletic Club
Hodgson
Digsbands
Alet Sturner
Joseph “Morgan
Jack Stewart
Enate SS
Pew
Maryland Hotel
Frederick Baseball Club Names Officers
Frederick Maryland April 25 At the largest attended rally in city history Frederick's baseball team elected permanent officers The lineup includes President J Princeton Buckey Vice President Martin E Kefauver Vice President Colonel E Austin Baughman Secretary E Austin James Treasurer Frank K Schmidt Directors James Harry Grove Martin Kefauver E Austin Baughman Guy K Motter J Windsor Williams Kemptown Dr James A Long Dr Ira J McCurdy Dr J O Hendrix D Princeton Buckey P M Hiteshew
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
J. Princeton Buckey
Martin E. Kefau
E. Austin Baughman
E. Austin James
Frank K. Schmidt
James Harry Grove
Martin FE. Kefauver
Guy K. Motter
J. Windsor
Notable Names Listed in Public Notice
Oliver Wren, I. W. Albaugh, KR. Ww. Stake, PD. Guy Thomas, Frank A. Schmidt and Thomas b. Hayward appear in a local public document or notice as named individuals referenced within the readable portion of the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wren
I. W. Albaugh
KR. Ww
Stake
Guy Thomas
Frank A. Schmidt
Thomas B. Hayward
Collins Keeps Spheres Flying as Athletes Shine
Baseball notes praise Collins for speed defense and power with three hits aiding Connie Mack’s Athletics early in 1914. Reports from Columbia detail Democratic meetings in readiness for the State Convention in May and political chatter around Blease and Senator Smith. An ad invites a Liberty Theatre event on Sunday at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
Dee Oread Blease
United States Senate
Be, D. Smith
Big sports week as Penn meet and Resolute launch draw crowds
New York reports a busy April 25 with University of Pennsylvania meet and Resolute launch drawing sports writers away. Managers like Connie Mack and Hughey Jennings draft lineups and seek unsigned stars amid looming Federal League disputes. Yale Arena hockey successes draw thousands with record crowds for Elis versus Princeton, Harvard, Dartmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
University of Pennsylvania
Connie Mack
Athletics
Philadelphia
Hughey Jennings
Hughey
Walter Pipp
Princeton
Harvard
Dartmouth
Elis
Tigers
Yale
Pirates halt seven game win streak at Forbes Field
Polly Perritt shut down the Pirates as St Louis topped Pittsburgh 6 to 1 at Forbes Field. Harmon Kandlehner and Conzelman were ineffective against the Cardinal ace while about 5,000 fans watched a cool Thursday crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Pittsburg
Polly Perritt
Forbes Field
Harmon
Kandlehner
Conzelman
Cardinal Hillman
Schenley Park
Rebels and Tipsies Rally in Exposition Park Clash
In Pittsburg at Exposition Park, the Rebels and Tipsies opened with a 2 0 Brookfed win as salutes marked the scene. The Gesslerites exploded with base hits in a late session to win 10 2, dominating the Northside lot for a strong finish. Baltimore defeated Buffalo 10 4 as Doolan starred with seven assists, four hits and two steals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Exposition Park
Brookfeds
Gesslerites
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Buffalo
Doolan
National League Scores Snapshot
Yesterday's results show Pittsboro, St. Louis, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, Brooklyn and Boston with multiple games. Notable lineups include strong pitching performances and close finishes across several matchups. The standings reflect ongoing pennant race dynamics.
Baseball Schedule Sketch From Early League Play
A fragmented list shows 25 games with matchups including St. Louis at Pittsburgh Chicago at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at New York among others. Mentions American League teams Philadelphia New York Boston Washington St. Louis Detroit Cleveland Chicago and Brooklyn in scattered notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Lonaconing Tigers Seek Games Across County
Lonaconing Tigers manager Alex Bradley publishes a call for games with any county or nearby teams. After two prior matches they list lineup with pitchers Parker Wilkenson and Frank Nichols and players Fisher, Bradley, Foote, Foote, and McKennon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Press
Lonacening Tigers
Cumberland and Georges Creek
Lonaconing
Bea
Frostburg
Lonaconing Tigers
John Fisher
Alex Bradley
James Foote
Parker Wilkenson
Frank Nichols
John Duckworth
Edward Eilbeck
Martin Flynn
William Donald
Gibson Foote
Roy Beaman
John Foote
Thomas McKennon
Mid
Federal League Standings and Schedule Snapshots
The record shows Brooklyn 2 losses to Pittsburg 10 and Baltimore 10, Buffalo and others with incomplete results. Standings list Won Lost with entries for St. Louis Baltimore Chicago Brooklyn Kansas City and Buffalo, plus scheduled matchups: Brooklyn at Pittsburg Kansas City at Chicago St. Louis at Indianapolis Buffalo at Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Buffalo
Pitteburo
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Indianapolis
New York Day by Day News and City Plans
Charles Henry Adams reports on Mayor Mitchell security concerns after an attack, NYU now offering soil and cooking courses, Feminist Alliance promoting a women's apartment project, New York’s peace centennial events, aviation funding efforts by wealthy citizens, and state laws targeting cocaine and drug distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
New York University
Henry Griscom Parson
New York
Feminist Alliance
Miss Margeret Sheetz Dies in Keyser at 72
Keyser West Virginia Miss Margeret Sheetz aged about 72 died yesterday afternoon from diabetes. She was a Presbyterian Church member and longtime president of the Mite Society. She taught in the public school infant room for years shaping the education of generations. She leaves four sisters and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margeret Sheetz
Miss Sheetz
Presbyterian Church
Mite Society
Sue Sheetz
Geo. H. Johnson
Miller
McCarty
Romney
South Cumberland Cubs Challenge for Junior City Championship
The South Cumberland Cubs invite Cumberland teams aged 17 to 19 to a game or series to decide the junior city championship. They won their only game this season 11 to 1 against the Maryland Avenue Sluggers. Communications to Captain Jacob Butts at 211 Third Street or Manager Christie Rowan at Third and Thomas Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TheSouth
Cumberland Cubs
Cumberland
Cubs
Maryland Avenue Sluggers
Jacob Butts
Third Street
Christie Rowan
Baker Keeps Hitting as Season Progresses
Home Run Baker maintains form with three hits against the New York Yankees, boosting his batting average. Despite rumors of decline, Baker shows his enduring power at the plate and appears set to uphold his strong hitting record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
New York
Daly
Baker
Wyckoff
Keating
Bressler
Warhop
New York Yankees
Shriner Temple Dedication in St Louis April 25
Shriners from across the country attend the dedication of a new $250000 temple in St Louis. The Moolah Temple, founded by twelve men in 1886, will be housed there. Dr. Cook, once VP of the worlds Christian Endeavor Union, will lecture Sunday at 3 PM at the Liberty Theatre. admission free with no collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Shriners
St.Louis
Moolah
Simpson named degree master at Chosen Friends Lodge
At the Odd Fellows hall last night Harry B Simpson was elected degree master to finish the term of Past Noble Grand Howard Slemmer who resigned. Chosen Friends Lodge and Chapel Hill Lodge will attend services at Centre Street Methodist Church tomorrow morning led by Rev Joseph Dawson. The first Wednesday night social meeting is set for April 29 with W A Neff as social committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chosen Friends Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Harry B Simpson
Howard Slemmer
Chapel Hill Lodge
Centre Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph Dawson
W. A. Neff
Cairman
Votes for Women Week Set for April Nationwide
A week long push for woman suffrage launches tomorrow across the country. Suffrage leaders organize efforts to secure an amendment to the constitution as part of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahington
The Washington Lunch Room to Page Sunday Turkey Dinner
The Washington Lunch Room announces a Sunday turkey dinner to be served to guests. Proceeds support local community programs and the event will feature a full menu and desserts. Reservations are encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Washington
Real Estate Transfers in Cumberland and Allegany County
Real estate transfers filed including Frank Bealkey and others to Bernard Bealkey on Mapleside near Cumberland for $10. United States Trust Company and F Mertens Sons to Daniel P F Jackson for a parcel in Green Ridge Valley Allegany County for $10. Abraham P Gross Joseph Lindauer and Henrietta Tanzer executors to Bernard Budkey on Maryland Avenue Cumberland for $10. Mary M Stalling widow to James L Poling on Narrows Addition Cumberland for $10. William Wilkenson to Robert Plasket a parcel in Pekin Allegany County for $90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Trust Company
F. Mertens’ Sons
Daniel PF. Jackson
Green Ridge Valley
Allegany County
Abraham P. Gross
Joseph Lindauer
Henrietta Tanzer
Bernard B. Budkey
Maryland Avenue
Cumberland
Mary M. Stalling
James L. Poling
Narrows
William Wilkenson
Robert Plasket
Pekin
Veteran infielder Bobby Byrne in Phillies lineup
The veteran infielder holds down second base for the Philadelphia National League club, a role once held by Otto Knabe. Byrne has spent his big league career with St. Louis Pittsburgh and Philadelphia and has starred with all three outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iniiclaer
Otto Knabe
Philadphia
Duri
Byrne
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Dr B Farley Cook to Speak at Liberty Theatre Sunday
Dr B Farley Cook former vice president of the World Christian Endeavor Union will speak at the Liberty Theatre Sunday at 3 p m The advertisement urges attendance and notes the event as a featured talk in a local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Farley Cook
World's
Christian Endeavor Union
Liberty Theatre
Ap24
Dr F Farley Cook to Speak in Cumberland on What is a Christian
Dr. F Farley Cook, former vice president of the World’s Christian Endeavor Union, will lecture tomorrow at Liberty Theatre Cumberland at three o’clock on What is a Christian. The talk is under the auspices of the I B S A and free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Farley Cook
World’s
Christian Endeavor Union
Cumberland
Liberty Theatre
Cook
Bibliicist Farley Cook to lecture Sunday at Liberty Theatre
Detroit bibliocist Farley Cook, renowned organizer, will lecture at the Liberty Theatre Sunday at 3 p.m. Admission is free and no collection will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley Cook
Detroit
Liberty Theatre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dick West
Stafford
Sunny Goetz
Huw Lippold
Jim Jenkins
Ver
Collins
Ile
Marty
Chumbob
Frang Chance
International League Clubess
Federal League
Rochester
Charlie McDonald
Joy A. Rainey
The
New Yacht Club
Cassandra
Payne Whitney
Captiva
Florida
Mr. Rainey
William Earle Dodge
Gilmore
New Haven
Ace
Phillies
Batting Sands
Fromme
Marquard
Wiltse
Marshall
Ames
Marsan
Johnson
Archer
Cheney
Leach
Red Sox
Engel
Lewis
Browns
Shotton
Jimmy Austin
St. Louis Town
Pittsboro
Cincinnati
Sweer Eewnee Saeeover
Ae Philadephia
Pet
CONEY
Bt. Louis
Ceeseed
aTi
Charles Henry Adams
Mitchell
Big Bill Edwards
Gaugher
Gaynor
Polk
Fiom
Europe
England
France
Germany
Atlantic
Keyser
W. VA
Hazel Felty
Connellsville
B. E. Wells
Morris
Morgantown
J. C. Sanders
Round Table
Charles Townaire Press
Sanders and
Dunkle
Ada Wagoner
Anna Ruckman
May Michael
Bessie Wageley
Frank Hutchins
Charles Town
Hedgesville
Lena
Mabel Minser
Charlottesville
McCoole
D. Riley Shull
South Cumberland
Ibarer
Dr. Cook
H. B
Simpson
Sohohohoh GA
DHS
KR. X
Wee
Ent
Frank Bealkey
Bernard Bealkey
Mapleside
Bobby Byrne
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!