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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1914

Page

6

Year of the Great Upset marks 1914 sports year

The 1914 athletic year produced upsets across baseball boxing golf rowing polo and tennis with Harvard football repeating while the Braves won the World Series. Boxing crowned Kid Williams and Freddie Welsh as new champions. golf saw Ouimet lead Boston toward amateur prominence. McLoughlin tops American tennis yet Yale and others offered strong showings.

United Press New York Harvard Percy Haughton Marian Bradley Hardwick Pennock Loan Hauhigon Brickley Yale Hinkey Princeton Cornell Army Washington J Jefferson Pittsburgh Williams l Rutgers Kid Williams Baltimore Freddie Welsh England Wiliams Johnny Conlon Los Ageles Welsh Willie Ritchie London Lorth Johnny Prutbane Jack Johnson Eck Mike C' Ns TcGoorty Clabby Dillion Boston Golfer Ouimet Jerry Travers Walter Hagen Ouimet Maurice McLoughlin Ioughlin Richard Williams Mittee Callan Wil Karlin Poughkeepsie Henley New London Amers Meadowbrook

Hollidaysburg Five Hosts Two Contests Tonight

The Hollidaysburg Y. M. C. A. five travels to Lonaconing to face the Firemen’s Armory attraction and returns tomorrow to meet the local Y. M. C. A first team. The Regulars have played only one game this season, a win over an out-of-town quintet.

Hollidaysburg Firemen’s Armory Lonaconne Y. M

K O G Quintet Defeats Lonaconing Reserves in Firemen's Armory

The K O G quintet of this city defeated the Lonaconing Reserves 27 to 22 in Lonaconing's Firemen's Armory. Several lead changes occurred as slippery floor hindered play, with KE O G players Kelso Keller Johnson Landis Morgan Richmond Scott Stewart and Gallagher scoring. Referee: Durst.

Lonaconing Coney Fenseas Morgan Kehoe Richmond Stewart Soombon Scott Lend Viens Gallagher Nicholson Flynn Kelso Keller Johnson Landis Morgan Scott Stewart Keiller Durst

Old Allegany County Academy to Meet K O G Five

Arrangements are made for a Saturday basketball game on the local floor between the K O G quintet champions of the city and the Old Allegany County Academy five, Western Maryland and Potomac Valley champions in 1911 and 1912. The Academy boys have not played together since 1912 but hope to challenge the K O G five to retain their laurels.

Allegany County Academy Five Maryland Potomac Valley K. O. G Five

Giants and Cardinals Triumphs in Savoy League Play

The Giants defeated the White Sox and the Cardinals beat the Senators in Savoy league action last night. Team scores show Giants and Cardinals posting higher series totals as Shoemaker’s squad and Smith’s team split at South End Bowling League.

Giants White Sox Cardinals Senators Smith Shoemaker

Moose Fair Committees Named for January 25 Start

Committees for the Moose Fair opening January 25 include Cumiskey as chairman Kalmbach as assistant chairman Frey as secretary and McBride as treasurer Executive slate lists Forebeck Smith and Frey Soliciting includes McHugh and Paulman Booth Building features Forebeck Young and Somers Decorating is handled by Florentina and Stealing charge concerns A Tindle and Thomas B Ward pleads guilty to 442000 embezzlement at Pemiscot County Bank Maryland case notes Keedy defers new trial in Cumberland Electricity damages suit

Chas. J. Cumiskey Fred W. Kalmbach Frank A. Frey William T. McBride John F. Forebeck Fred H. Smith Wim. E. McHugh Geo. Paulman Booth Louis E. Young R. L. Somers Frank Florentina Caruthersville A. Tindle Pemiscot County Thomas B. Ward Tindle Martin L. Keedy Lsther Smith Arch Street Cumberland Electricity Maryland Avenue Miller's Alley Keedy Maryland

La Salle Alumni Organize Fraternal Union Session

La Salle Institute alumni held a reunion and social at the school on Smallwood and Fayette streets. Officers were elected led by President John Glick, with Edward Ryan as treasurer and Chas. D. Shaffer as secretary. The gathering included prayers, remarks from clergy, committee appointments, and a luncheon with school orchestra performances.

la Salle Institute Schoo Smallwood Fayette A. J. Conlon Bro. Philip la Sane Thos Kean John Glick Hugh McMullen Edward Ryan Chas. D. Shaffer BE. Z. Kean Board of Masters and Brothers Father Conlon Fr. Thomas la Salle Alban Db. BE. Kean Bro. Francis St. Stephen's Commercial School Philadelphia Ocean Ed. Ryan William Oan J. D. Barrett Leo ©. Reichert R. J. McMullen Raymond Kean W. D. Kean E. J. Ryan J. W. Walsh J. W. Welsh Geo, Buzzard Jno

Russians defeat Austrians at East Zaklion in Caucasus drive

Dispatches from Petrograd report a Russian victory at East Zaklion with prisoners and machine guns seized. In the Caucasus fighting grows in volume as Cross Valley notes a minor Turkish setback north of Sarykrmayah with Turkish losses halved.

London Petrograd East Zaklion Caucasus Cross Valley Sarykrmayah

German air raid targets Belgian field HQ in Furnes Dunkirk

Details from Dunkirk Rosendaal and Furnes reveal four German aviators aimed to wipe out the Belgian field headquarters in Furnes. The strike dropped more than a dozen bombs across the three towns, causing 16 deaths and 27 wounded in Dunkirk.

London Dunkird Rosendaal Furnes Dunkrk

French Capture Steinbach in Upper Alsace War Drive

Paris reports the French have taken the village of Steinbach in upper Alsace gaining control of roads to Altkirch and Mulhouse after heavy casualties on both sides. The battle featured multiple bayonet charges and ended in a French victory.

Paris Steinbach Upper Alsace Altkirch Mulhausen

Lodge Elections Set for Queen City Council No 49

The Queen City Council No 49 Jr O U A M officers are named with William Brote markle as councilor and I Cy Huff as alternate to State Council. Miss Ruth Canty, Viola Derham and Pearl McFarland depart for Bellevue Hospital in New York for a six month nursing course. The three nurses to return to Western Maryland Hospital this evening after completing six months at Bellevue.

Queen City William Brotemarkle L. Bucy H. A. Fisher J. 8. Dawson 8. Schilling A. Gleichman John Barkman Robert Valentine Inside Sentinel James Leamon Outside Sentinel J. L. Huff Samuel Welshons BE. W. Dawson E. Cy Huff I. Cy Huff S., Schilling E. W. Dawson W. Dawson Ruth Canty Viola Derham Pearl McFarland Western Maryland Hospital New York Bellevue Hospital Nola Lepley Cheska Bellman Dora Bell Bellevue Western Maryland

General Holiday Observed With Widespread Closings

Tomorrow is a general holiday with a broad suspension of business. Stores, banks, barbershops and other common closures will be in effect as they usually are on holidays.

Plumbers Banquet Set by Cumberland Association

The Cumberland Master Plumbers Association of Allegany County will host a banquet for its members on the evening of January 11, 1915 at the Stafford dining rooms in Cumberland.

Cumberland Master Plumbers’ Association of Allegany County Stafford Cumberland

Labor Union List of Local Establishments and Figures

A damaged OCR fragment lists fair to organized labor entities and names several establishments and individuals. The fragmented lines include Co, Zimmerman, Dye & Beethower, Arlington Hotel, Diamond .dafQuor Store, Leckemty & Cuminky, Anthony F. Moli Stag Hotel, and others with partial dates and codes.

Co, Zimmerman Dye & Beethower Arlington Hotel George Gretel Reynard Cafe Diamond dafQuor A Mouse J. W. Fletcher Leckemty & Cuminky Q. Reed Gonway Td Ca Kimmell & Durr Anthony F. Moli Stag McLuckie C. F. Gent C. Hice

Fresh Meats and Furniture Ads Amid Football Controversy

Local ads promote fresh meats at low prices and a variety of second hand furniture as winter sets in. A report from the Wisconsin football convention notes dangers in the game and calls for strict medical oversight of untrained players, citing age and physical fitness concerns.

Bec Sun New Jate Athletic Association W. Ehler Unlisconsin Then Lon Iringe Y. Ehler Pol Athletic Club

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