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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1915

Page

6

White Sox and Yanks shown as pennant contenders this season

A Daily Sport Dope column quotes a veteran manager predicting the White Sox and the Yankees will be near the top next October. He praises Chicago’s rebuilt roster led by Eddie Collins at second base and a strong pitching staff including Cicotte and Faber, while noting the Yankees rise under Bill Donovan and a capable lineup. Also: Davis and Elkins defeats Pittsburgh Collegians 39 to 20 in a college game, with a detailed scoring recap.

Hal Sheridan United Press New York White Sox Yanks Sox Braves Bill Donovan George Stallings Eddie Collins Cicotte Faber Russell Benz Scott Collins Fournier Ange Davis and Elkins Pittsburgh Collegian Elkins W. Va Davis and Elkins College Collegians D. & E. Bes Sigsaloe Hamillisler Hamillisler Saabs Etche Barry A Aie C Weiner H. Wetzel-Maypell Saas Aay C. Wetzel Barry H. Wet- C. Wetzel Kumbr Hisler McBride Diffenrfer Campbell Vis and Elkins Collegmér Nallen

Bock-Reer Fen And Myo Cumier Eat

Bock-Reer Fen and Myo Cumier dominated the event with strong performances as Loy Ny led in a close finish. The results highlighted emerging regional standings and individual showings.

Fen Myo Cumier Loy Ny

Buffalo Bill Cody Celebrates 70th Birthday in Denver

Denver Feb 26 Colonel William F Cody known as Buffalo Bill marks his seventieth birthday. The famed scout and showman remains active in the show ring after early retirement plans. Born Feb 26 1846 in Scott County Iowa Cody’s career spanned mule driving pony express civilian and military service and working as chief of scouts under Gen Cook. He earned the title Buffalo Bill in 1867 after tallying 4280 bison kills in 18 months aiding Kansas Pacific railroad construction.

Denver Colo Wiam F. Cody Buffalo Bill Scott County Iowa Cody Wyoming Big Horn Kansas William F. Cody Albert Sidney Johnston 7Th Kansas Cavalry Sherman Sheridan Miles Custer Carr Cook Fry Gen Yellow Hand Plains Brigham

Nebraska figure linked to Wild West show for decades

The subject served as deputy sheriff, justice of the peace, and Nebraska state legislator. In the 1870s he pursued acting in a melodrama in the West, whose success spurred the formation of the Wild West show that became his enduring association for over thirty years.

Nebraska West

Double Stamps at Lichtenstein's Pharmacy All Day

Advertisement notes a sale offering double stamps all day Saturday on purchases at Lichtenstein's Pharmacy. The fragmentary ad references a Friday edition date and Facebook tag but provides no further details on terms or products.

Lichtensteins

Eckhart Forms Local B B Association With Members

The Eckhart Baseball Association was organized locally with Charles Buskey as president and treasurer, Raymond M. Millan as secretary, and players including Mike Finn, Clayton Plaff, Charles Bruner, Edward Barry, John Often, Enoch Lodgdon, James Close, Frances Duffey, Lawrence Marczynski, Michael Sullivan, Bernard Donahue, Bernard Martin, and Barney Donahue.

Eckhart Baseball Association Charles Buskey Raymond M. Millan Mike Finn Frostburg Clayton Plaff Charles Bruner Edward Barry John Often Enoch Logsdon James Close Frances Duffey Lawrence Marczynski Michael Sullivan Bernard Donahue Bernard Martin Barney Donahue

Obituary of Cleveland Kimmel at 23 in Paradise Maryland

Cleveland Kimmel 23 son of the late William Kimmel died yesterday at Paradise from a complication of diseases. He was a railroad man and member of the brotherhood and Loyal Order of Moose. Survived by his mother seven brothers and three sisters interment in Thayerville Garrett County Md.

Cleveland Kimmel William Kimmel Paradise Brotherhood Loyal Order of Moose Kimmel Cumberland Thayerville Garrett County

Bock Beer Promoted as Pure and Palatable

Advertisement for Cumberland Brewing Co. extols Bock beer as pure and palatable in a concise promotional note. Company and product appear with limited additional context.

The Cumberland Brewing Co

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