Keller's brilliant play fuels tight Hollidaysburg win
Keller scored 23 of 36 for the K. C. & C. in a 36 23 victory over Mt Savage. Mt Savage led 12 7 at halftime as Armbuster and Shaffer stood out. Y M C A rallied with machinelike second half play and Boldt McCurdy led visitors in scoring.
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M. C
Gallamar
OOS
Keller
Mt. Savage
Y. M. Anta
Association
Ickly
Armbuster
Shaffer
Mr. Savage
G. Hollidaysburg
McCurdy
Caress
Corell
Kinley
Heinbaugh
Lingafelt
Macfarlane
Landis
Kinaugh
Lingaf
Commission Meets. Federal League Peace Treaty Faces Waiver Rules
The national baseball commission holds its annual meeting in Cincinnati with two major agenda items. It will decide the status of players formerly with the St. Louis Federal club and the Chicago Federal club if Charles Weeghman buys the Chicago National League club. A second issue concerns setting a date and location for the committee to resolve disputes between the Federal and Internal MgZues over the Buffalo Federal League.
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Ohio
National Baseball Commission
Supreme Court of Baseball
St. Louis Federal Club
Chicago Federal League
Chicago National League
Charles Weeghman
Chicago Federals
Ball- Buffalo Federal League
Ahearn Outpoints McCoy in Narrow Ten Round Bout
Young Ahearn of Brooklyn outpointed McCoy in a tightly fought ten round session. The bout, staged in New York, featured Ahearn rallying in most rounds and leaving a strong impression ahead of a planned January St Paul showdown for the world middleweight title with Mike.
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York
Ahearn
Brooklyn
Allaturday
Arn
Mike Ong
St. Paul
Upper Potomac League opens with Piedmont Allegany clash
The Upper Potomac League begins at the Central YWCA with Piedmont High facing Allegany County High in a fast contest. The Piedmont delegation travels by special cars from Cumberland and Westernport, while the Potomac Club meets St. Joseph's Club Reserve in SS Peter and Paul Hall with an 8:30 start.
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Upper Potomac
Allegany County
Maryland
Mineral County
West Virginia
Piedmont High
Allegany County High
Piedmont
Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway
Potomac Club
St. Joseph’s Club
SS. Peter and Paul's Hall
Cole
D. Macfarlane
Smouse
Henderson and Damm
St. Joseph’s
Carney and Sell
Fahey
Brode
McKenzie
Bresnahan A Good Loser In 1915 Cubs Note
Roger Bresnahan, a generous loser and steady critic, congratulates Joe Tinker on managing the Chicago Cubs. He urges Tinker to keep the Cubs 1915 lineup intact rather than add ex-Fed players, and quotes Cap Anson’s remark that Tinker is born under a lucky star and may rise to NL president.
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Chicago
Roger Bresnahan
Roger
Joe Tinker
Chicago Cubs
Tinker
Cubs
Joe
Cap Anson
Ife
National League
Calendar of Sports Week Opens With Major Events
The schedule lists the opening of the Importers’ Automobile Salon in New York at Hotel Astor, the national amateur billiards championship at Morningstar Academy, and multiple national and intercollegiate events across the United States including golf at Pinehurst, hockey in Houghton, and a McNaughton trophy game.
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New York
Morningstar Academy
United States Field Trial Club
Grand Junction
Tenn
Pinehurst
N. C
McNaughton
Houghton
Mich
Boston
Frankie Whitney
Leach Cross
Princeton
Dartmouth
Grand National Curling Club
van Courtland Park
Wisconsin
Purdue
Northwestern
Ohio State
Cleveland Automobile Dealers’ Association
Cleveland
van Courtlandt Park
Columbia University
Phillies Hurdler Outlook After 1914 Feds Move
Tom Seaton and fellow hurdlers who jumped to the Federal League in 1914 face tough odds for 1916. With peace returning to baseball, Moran tries to reinstate them with the Phillies but is not finding easy sales.
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Tom Seaton
Phillies
Feds
Pat Moran
College games draw large audiences this season
A statistical summary shows 6.6 million people attended 32 thousand college and school games last season, averaging about 2 thousand spectators per game. The figure reflects nationwide participation across colleges and schools.
Automobile Club of Maryland Applications
Applications for membership in the Automobile Club of Maryland are available at The Press Office.
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The
Automobile Club of Maryland
Mitchell Outpoints Kilbane In Ten Round Title Bout
Richie Mitchell of Milwaukee edged Featherweight Champion Johnny Kilbane in a ten round decision at Cincinnati Music Hall. Mitchell's fast lefts and sharp rights opened a bloody contest, dominating early and sustaining pressure through rounds eight and nine before Kilbane closed with a strong tenth.
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Cincinnati
Richie Mitchell
Milwaukee
Johnny Kilbane
Cincinnati Music Hall
Abounaen
Boxing Commission
Mitchell
Kilbane
Ohio state horseshoe tournament opens in Columbus
Govern Willis and Mayor Karb will formally open the state horseshoe pitching tournament at the Coliseum in Columbus. Winners from Cleveland Cincinnati and Toledo will meet Charles Cox the Columbus champion in a series for the state title.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank B. Willis
George Karb
Ohio State
Browns may get many Fed stars
St Louis report names Genny Koeuff Hal Chase Toots Schulz and Bill McKechnie as possible signees for the next season. Harry Sinclair controls the moves and will meet Fielder Jones and Phil Ball with a spring squad announced next week for the training trip.
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St. Louis
Genny Koeuff
Hal Chase
Toots” Schulz
Bill McKechnie
Harry Sinclair
Sinclair
Fielder Jones
Phil Ball
Jones
Lowe Fights Draw In 20 Round Boxing Bout
Tommy Lowe, the Washington veteran lightweight, battled Willie Houck of Philadelphia to a 20 round draw at the Ardmore club. Lowe showed resilience after a hard first round knockdown and rallied in the later rounds to edge the action, though the decision remained a draw.
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Washington, D. C
Tommy Lowe
Ardmore
Willie Houck
Philadelphia
Lowe
Houck
Pat O'Connor
Broadway Five Extends Winning Streak In Two Wins
Meyersdale Pennsylvania reports Broadway basketball team beat Connellsville 48 to 27 and Oakland Collegians 38 to 21. Grier scored 12 and Reich 8 in the Connellsville game. Oakland contest featured several lineup changes and strong guard play as Broadway improved with return of Darrah and Reich. Referees were Darrow in both games.
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Meyersdale
Connellsville
Oakland Collegians
Grier
Reich
Oakland
Darrah
Dodgers Face Tigers In Key K of C Basketball Night
Two league games are on the card with Dodgers meeting Tigers and Cubs facing Shamrocks. A final exhibition features the K of C team against a picked squad of college boys afterward.
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K. of C
German naval attache recalled to Germany boards Rotterdam
Capt Karl Boy Fd, the German naval attaché recalled at Washington's request, is photographed stepping aboard the S S Rotterdam to return to the fatherland. Despite rumors connecting him to an American girl, he returns as a single man.
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Karl Boy Fd
S. S. Rotterdam
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