Draw Ends Fast Night Of Boxing At Lonaconing Opera House
Fay Kaiser and Johnny Foley fought a ten round draw in Lonaconing with Kaiser pressing the action late and Foley showing a hard punch. Preliminary bouts featured Casey Jackson losing to Turk Reddon and August and Robert Ricker drawing with Joe Getz as Lonaconing Athletic Club promotes another event.
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Fay Kaiser
Johnny Foley
Pittsburgh
Evang Opera House
Lonaconing
Foley
Kaiser
Casey Jackson
Westernport
Turk Reddon
Jackson
Reddon
Robert Ricker
Joe Getz
Johnstown
Getz
Frostburg Athletic Club
Tommy Lowe
Washington
Lonaconing Athletic Club
Winifred McKenty
Ticklish Grudge Match and Boxing Bluster in Ringside
A ragged account of a wrestling bout between Pierre Le Colosse and Sulo Hevonpaa ends in a draw after a tickling elbow and a biting exchange. The piece riffs on boxing and wrestling figures, mentions Willie Ritchie seeking Welsh rematch, and teases Mathewson’s strain and Cobb’s fame in a flippant sports column tone.
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Rassling
Pierre le Colosse
Sulo Hevonpaa
le Colosse
Hevonpaa
Heronpan
France
Hippopotamus
Finland
Yachts to Race from San Francisco to Honolulu
A fleet of fast American yachts is to sail from San Francisco harbor to Honolulu with a return race back to San Francisco starting a week after Hawaii arrival. Prizes total 2000 dollars plus trophies for top finishers. Entrants include Royal Hawaiian Yacht Club, Miller's Athens, and clubs from San Francisco and Puget Sound.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Honolulu
Hawaii
Golden Gate
Panama Canal
San Francisco Yacht Club
South Coast Yacht Club
Puget Sound
Hawaiian Day At Panama Exposition
The Hawaiian building on Administra tion avenue drew crowds as Hawaii day unfolded at the Panama exposition. Governor Lucius E. Pinkham officiated at the formal ceremonies followed by native dances pastimes and aquatic sports in the lagoon near the Hawaii building. A concert by the Philippine Constabulary band accompanied the events.
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Tion Avenue
Lucius EB. Pinkham
Hawaii
Big Lagoon
Hawaii Building
Phillippine Constabulary Band
Dry Bugs Lose Close Game to Coney Giants
Piedmont Dry Bugs fall 5 to 4 at Lonaconing Athletic Park in a tight exhibition. Jimmie McGuires Giants rally in the ninth to overcome an early Dry Bugs lead with Stafford scoring the decisive run on Laughlin’s double after an error. Ponying stats note Giants’ error to start and late scoring burst.
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DRY Bugs
Coney Giants
Lonaconing Athletic Park
Jimmie McGuires Giants
Piedmont Dry Bugs
Cark Burke
Morgans
Giants
Bryne
Jones
Klingthoffer
Stafford
Miskel
Laughlin
Electric Front Ad Offers $2.15 Front at 30 North Liberty
Edison Electric Company advertises a guaranteed electric front for $2.15 at 30 North Liberty Street with a June 11 12 date.
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North Liberty St
Edison Elec. Co
Get-It's Get-It Corn Remedy Promoted as Magic
An advertisement touts GETS-IT as a corn cure promising quick relief with two drops per application. It claims no pain and no shoe changes, targeting corns warts calluses and bunions. Sold by druggists for 25 cents or via FE Lawrence & Co Chicago.
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FE. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Schang Hurt In Pirates Practice At Forbes Field
Pittsburgh June 11 Bobby Sehang the Pirates speedy little catcher is in West Penn Hospital after an accident at Forbes Field yesterday forenoon. A bat slipped from Bill Hinchman’s hands striking Sehang in the face. Gibson will handle most catching for now though he carries bumps and bruises.
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Pittsburgh
Bobby Sehang
Pirates
West Penn Hospital
Forbes Field
Bill Hinchman
Gibson
Amateurs Fall to Goethe Street Stars on McNamee’s Hill
Bedford Road Tigers lost to Goethe Street Stars yesterday afternoon on McNamee's Hill by a 14 to 13 score. Final notes list players Wilson Aaron Haf er Alden Wagner and Batter ies as participants. unclear line indicates 3.0 2 1460 2 3 2-14 and 5.1 13 21, with O18 batteries.
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Bedford Road Tigers
Goethe Street Stars
McNamee
National Today's Schedule and Yesterday Scores
Philadelphia visits Chicago as New York plays St Louis and Boston meets Pittsburgh. Yesterday results show Pittsburgh 2, Boston 1. St Louis 18, New York 2. Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati 2.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louisa
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Athletics
W. L. Pet. W. Lpac
Eenee
St. Louis Ee
Boston Ee
Pittsburgh Ee
Cleveland See
St Louis Ee
Buffalo
Baltimore
Newark
Kansas City
Pet
Pittsburgh Eee
ASG
Brooklyn Ee
Newark Eer
Baseball doubleheaders and a pitching duel headline June scores
Reports from June 11 detail a tense Cincinnati versus Brooklyn pitchers' duel that ended in a 2 to 2 tie after fourteen innings with Daubert contributing three hits and a deliberate pass in extras. Boston beat Detroit 6 to 5 in a reserve-filled clash, Hoblitzell ejected for disputing a balk, while Leonard, Wood, Coveleskie, and other pitchers shuffled as injuries and fielding moments shaped the games.
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Cincinnati
Dale
Dell
Brooklyn
Daubert
Molwitz
Del
McCarty
Wingo
Clark
Boston
Detroit
Tigers
Red Sox
Hoblitzell
Evans
Leonard
Scott
Lewis
Pittsburgh Defeats Boston 2 1 on pitching duel
Pittsburgh beat Boston 2 to 1 in a game highlighted by strong pitching from Harmon and Hughes. Boston's only run came on a wild throw by Collins allowing Maranville to score in the fifth. Collins doubled and Hinchman singled to drive in another in the seventh, with Hinchman stealing second and scoring on Viox's single. Batteries were Hughes Crutcher and Whaling for Pittsburgh and Harmon Gibson for Boston.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Harmon
Hughes
Collins
Maranville
Hinchman
Viox
Slugging Tesreau Schupp Hit For Victory In 17-Run Game
St Louis squad chased Tesreau and Schupp across the mound for 17 hits and a 1 to 2 win yesterday. Miller tripled with bases loaded in the second. Bescher cleared the bases with a fourth inning homer. Batteries Doak Gonzales Tesreau Schupp Wendell.
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St. Louis
Tesreau
Schupp
Miller
Bescher
R. HE
Pancede Bey
Doak
Gonzales
Wendell
Hauser May Return to Majors in 1916 Says Doctor
Arnold Hauser, former Cardinals shortstop, is reported recovered from a long illness and expected to return to the major leagues in 1916. Dr. William E. Jost, who treated Hauser since 1914, predicts a comeback but prefers a move from St. Louis to aid his recovery. Dr. George William Flynn also favors a change of scene.
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St. Louis
Arnold Hauser
Cardinals
William E. Jost
Hauser
Jost
George William Flynn
Hau
Arnold
Dre. Jost
R. B. H. Gradwohl
Ball Park
Rnold Hauser
Washington Defeats St Louis 8 to 2 in Lopsided Victory
Washington beat St. Louis 8 to 2 yesterday. Hoch pitched well for St. Louis but received little support as seven errors were charged to the St. Louis defense. Johnson, Bainamith, Hoch, Perry and Agnew are noted among the players.
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Washington
St. Louis
Hoch
Boule
Johnson
Ainamith
Perry
Agnew
Chicago Beats New York 5 4 In Ninth Inning Thriller
Chicago wins 5 to 4 over the New York Americans in New York. Chicago scored two runs in the ninth on Fournier’s pass, J Collins’ single, a sacrifice fly by Schalk, and Boone’s fumble on Blackburn. Batteries Scott and Schalk vs Fisher and Sweeney.
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New York
Chicago
New York Americans
Fournier
J. Collins
Schalk
Boone
Blackburn
Scott and Schalk
Fisher and Sweeney
Philadelphia Stings Cleveland In 11-6 Baseball Win
Philadelphia knocked out two Cleveland pitchers and scored 11 runs led by a four run third inning with three singles an error by Chapman and a Kopf homer. Hagerman exited after the second as Wyckoff issued few walks and Cleveland used Walker before Jones.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
S. Hagerman
Chapman
Kopf
Wambewanss
Walker
Jones
Wyckoff
Twenty six cars enter Chicago Speedway 500 mile race
Chicago officials announce 26 cars entered for the 500 mile opening race at the new Chicago Motor Speedway with Porter Knights entries driven by Hughey Hughes Charles Keene and Earl Devore posting 95 mph laps. Ralph De Palma arrives to practice as the track opens to drivers. The formal opening is set for Saturday with Mayor Thompson participating.
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Chicago
Chicago Motor Speedway
Findley R. Porter
Porter Knights
Hughey Hughes
Charles Keene
Earl Devore
Ralph de Palma
Indianaplis
Thompson
Federal Schedule Sparks Key Doubleheader Outcomes
In a Federal League program the Buffalo Blues and Terrapins battled through yesterday’s split with Buffalo in last place as teams vie for the cellar title. In Baltimore, Hugh Bedient led the Diamondbacks as the Orioles defeated the visitors 6 to 3 in the opener, then Baltimore exploded 13 to 5 in the second game to rally fans with renewed hope.
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Terrapins
Buffalo Blues
Hugh Bedient
Diamondbacks
Cickens
Baltimore
Peps and Tiptops Split in Brooklyn Newark Doubleheader
Brooklyn and Newark split a doubleheader with the visitors taking the opener 9 to 7 after a high scoring see-saw game. Five pitchers were used and errors marked the first game. In the nightcap Brooklyn won 2 to 1 behind solid defense and timely hitting.
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PEPS
Tiptops
Brooklyn
Newark
Packers Edge Whales In Ninth Inning Rally
Kansas City won 5 to 3 as Packers faltered in the ninth after Cul lop pitched well until the final frame. Packard relieved, stifling the rally while Cul lop, Packard, and Easterly shared the Battery duties for Kansas City with Cul lop and Packard noted.
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Packers
Whales
Kansas City
Chicago
Cullop
Packard
Prendergast
Black
McConnell
Wilson
Ordeman to Wrestle Gotch for July 3 Finish Match
Henry Ordeman of Minneapolis is set to face Frank Gotch, world champion, in a finish bout at Humboldt on July 3. The best two of three match will be held at the Humboldt County Fair Association grounds to help pay off remaining debt on the $25,000 grounds.
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Humboldt
Henry Ordeman
Minneapolis
Frank Gotch
Gotch
Humboldt County Fair Association
Weekend Football Schedule Features Piedmont and Frostburg Matchups
The schedule lists games this week with Piedmont at Cumberland and Lonaconing at Frostburg on Saturday plus Frostburg at Midland and Cumberland at Riedmont on Sunday. Advertisement notes electric and computer design test prices at 30 Son Electric.
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Pet. Lonaconing
Midland
Frostburg
Cumberland
Piedmont
Lonaconing
Riedmont
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Freddie Welsh
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Jess Willard
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M Hoelisteckman
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Iller
FORD
Windsor Garage & Taxicab CO
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H. Jones
Kingloffer
Lonaeconing
Morgan
Keener
Ete Whitworth
Tmnt Pire
Benton
Od AB
Whitworth
Burke
Eddy
If Morgan
Ai H. Jones
Eee Stover
Ib Hughes
Oeewe J. Jones
Lon Aconing
Eeweed
Flynn
Kelloge
Rf Nagle
Este Bryne
Mf Shearer
Bruff
East
Shearer
Schang
Standard Auto CO
Laing Avenue
BOGOR
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Shore
Wood
Thomas
Coveleskie, Boland
Cavet
Dauis
Dubue
Mckee and
Baker
Pirates Down
Batten
Hughes, Crutcher and Whaling
Harmon and Gibson
the Kenny Cigar Co
Frostburg, MD
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Federals
Western
Maryland
Dolnote
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Quinn
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Owens
Bedient
Blair
RH. E
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Ova Deena Siden
Smith and Jacklitsch
Schultz
Ehmke
Allen
Whitehouse
Reulbach
Moseley
Rariden
Marion
Lafitt
Pratt
Saukae
Ordeman
C. & G. C. League
Lowe
Liberty St
the Bet Among Beers German Brewing CO
Cumberland, Maryland
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