Allegany Athletes Close Third in State Olympiad
Allegany County sent thirty six public school athletes to the State Olympiad at Woodlark Baltimore. County youths excelled in strength events and placed third overall among eighteen teams, with Baltimore City taking second and Baltimore County winning. Notable performances included George Biddington Frostburg winning the 80 pound class 50 yard dash and Frostburg placing in the 440 yard relay, while Beall and Frostburg athletes captured several thirds in various junior events.
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Ny County
Wood Lark
Altimore Yester
Allegany
Baltimore County
Baltire City
Tiptop Anner
E Grounds
St. Mary's Industrial School
Baltimore City
Llose
Biddington
George Biddington
Frostburg
Cecil Williams
Russell Spier
Arthur Vogtman
Martin K. Hartig
Carl Coughenour
Frederick Street
This City
Lester Pwiggins
Joseph Butler
Harold McDaniels
William Kreiger
Virginia Avenue
W. Oliver McLane
J. R. Cook
Edward Brophy
William Price
Edward Huntsman
Beall High School
James Martin
East Franklin Street
Thin City
Lewis
Amos Worthington
Hagerstown
Pencil Pushers Oppose Brass Pounders In Sunday Game
A Sunday morning baseball clash set for June 13 features the Witmore Ohio clerks nicknamed Pencil Pushers led by Captain Cox against the Baltimore and Ohio dispatchers known as Brass Pounders steered by Captain Lars Wield. Umpires Co H Myers and R C Levick will call the 10 a m game on Second Flat as both sides promise their best after recent wins and warnings about summer vacation.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Brass
Lars Wield
Witmore & Ohio
Cox
Ken Wero
Deneen
Co H. Myers
R. C. Levick
Co. N. Cox
National Shooting Matches Draw Wide Entries
Entries pour in for national competitive shooting matches at Black Point range in Jacksonville Florida starting October 14 with expected teams from the Naval Academy and likely West Point.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Black Point Range
Naval Academy
West Point
Peppers Top Lonaconing Giants In Ten Inning Tilt
The Midland Peppers defeated Jimmie McGuire's Lonaconing Giants 8 to 6 at Lonaconing Park. Keener led Midland with a 3 of 5 showing, while Brown allowed eleven hits but kept them manageable. In the ninth the Giants tied the game. in the tenth, the Peppers pushed ahead with a sequence including Byrne stealing second and Bowden driving in runs. Attendance reached about 1,000.
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Jimmie McGuire
Lonaconing Giants
Lonaconing Park
Sam Alcott
Peppers
Midland
Lonaconing
Johnny Stafford
Brown
Keener
Giants
Stafford
Byrne
Calhoun
Bruff
Barry
Flynn
Bryne
Griner
Sweeney
Kellogg
Bowden
Cobb
Glasson
Mynn
Raley
Midland Peppers Set For Frostburg Game In 1915 Campaign
Midland town stands firm as Alcott's Midland Peppers prepare to host the Frostburg Demons tomorrow. Despite recent losses, Midland aims to contend for the 1915 title, boasting several sought after stars including Bowden Griner Healy and other league-noted players.
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Midland
Alcott
Midland Peppers
Frostburg Demons
Bowden
Griner
Healy
Midland shortens roster with key signings and lineup
Within a week Midland will possess the strongest team in the league as they land a few pitchers and finalize the lineup. Calhoun catches, Johnson pitches, Healy at shortstop, Barry at first, Benton at second, Guiner at third, Byrne in left, R. Calhoun in center, Glas son in right.
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Calhoun
Griner
Midland
Johnson
Healy
Barry
Benton
Guiner
Byrne
R. Calhoun
Glasson
Steen Becomes Tigers Pitcher in Cleveland Deal
The Cleveland Indians ship pitcher Bill Steen to the Detroit Tigers after Steen pressed for a change. Steen, who had failed to meet his own pitching hopes with Cleveland, arranged terms with Detroit through President Somers and Jennings. No Cleveland players are sent in exchange.
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Cleveland, O
Bill Steen
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Steen
Cleveland
Somers
Detroit
Jennings
Boston
Naps
St. Louis
Today's Schedule and Yesterday Scores
Philadelphia at Chicago and New York at St Louis matchups listed. Yesterday results: Chicago 2 Philadelphia 0, New York 3 St Louis 2, Cincinnati 1 Brooklyn 0.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Baltimore
Newark
Kansas City
Schedule and Scores With Eastern Ties and Road Stumbles
Today Chicago visits Washington while Detroit travels to Philadelphia St Louis heads to New York and Cleveland plays Boston. Yesterday the scores show Boston beat Detroit 8 to 4 New York 10 Chicago 9 St Louis 56 Washington 1 and Cleveland 3 Athletics 0.
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Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Athletics
L. Pet
W. le. PC
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Newark
Ef Vere
St. Pittsburgh Louis
Eeceesssae
Cincinnati Eprrae
St Louis
Baltimore
Etee
SRS
Buffalo
Aoe
Baseball scores and pitching notes from June 12 games
Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 6 to 4 as Benton and Clark handled 14 innings with no runs. New York erased a seven run lead to win 10 to 9 over Chicago with Keating Warhop and Nunamaker in the battery and Faber Cicotte Russell Schalk and Daly assisting.
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Cincinnati
Appleton
Benton
Herzog
Getz
Killifer
Groh
Heroz
Griffith
Sesouse
Clark
Wingo
McCarty
New York
Chicago
Clarence Rowland
Keating, Warhop and Nunamaker
Faber, Cicotte, Russell and Schalk
Daly
New York Edges St Louis 3 2 In Tight Baseball Tilt
New York won 3 to 2 over St Louis after a three run third inning sparked by Wilson’s RBI triple. Batteries Mathewson and Smith for New York and Griner and Snyder for St Louis.
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St. Louis
New York
Wilson
Fock Gisele Se Vales
Mathewson
Smith
Griner
Snyder
Cubs Beat Phillies 2–0 To Move Ahead In Standings
Chicago Cubs shut out Philadelphia 2 to 0 in a pitcher’s duel. Humphries pitched against Rixey and Demaree, limiting Philadelphia to scattered hits as Demaree and Killifer held the Cubs. Batteries Humphries Archer for Chicago Demaree Rixey Killifer for Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Humphries
Rixey
Demaree
Ocricapo
Archer
Killifer
Baseball Gossip and Pennant Thoughts Across Leagues
A roundup notes the White Sox lead the American league in batting after an exhibition win over the Braves and titles for Toronto Internationals in Toronto. It also surveys various managers players and teams including McGraw’s Giants Perritt, and Jack Knight’s golf interests.
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Chicago White Sox
Boston Braves
Toronto Internationals
Toronto
Bill Hinchman
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Dave Bancroft
Portland
Poll” Perritt
Giants
McGraw
Mike Kelly
Leifield
Hall
Karger
Steele
Mike
St. Paul
Chicago
Pierce
Nationals
Faber
Americans
Prendergast
Federals
Windy City
Jack Knight
Cleveland Spiders
Spiders
Jack Hendricks
Indianapolis
Jidison Mazda Lamps For Sale Ad At Edi son Co
Advertisement for Jidison Mazda lamps offered by Edi son Elec Co at 30 North Liberty Street. The copy cites a sale in June with dates shown as 1112, reflecting the ad and location.
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Jidison Mazda
North Liberty St
Edison Elec. Co
Cleveland Shuts Out Philadelphia 3 0
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0 as Morton dominated the mound. Batteries for Cleveland were Morton and O Neill with Bressler Bush Lapp and Schang behind him.
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Philadephia
Morton
Cleveland
Cieveiada
O' Neill
Bressler
Bush
Lapp
Schang
St Louis defeats Washington in series opener 5 to 1
St Louis broke Washington’s winning streak by beating Washington 5 to 1 in the series opener. James allowed five scattered hits, Pratt handled 14 chances without an error. Batteries James and Severoid for Gallia and Henry for Washington.
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Washington
St. Louis
Gallia
James
Pratt
Louis
Severoid
Henry
Red Sox Top Detroit 4-3 Behind Seventh Inning Rally
Boston defeated Detroit 4 to 3 as Hoblitzell and Henriksen hit triples aiding a three run seventh inning. Foster and Dauss did the battery for Detroit while Dauss pitched for Boston.
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Boston
Detroit
Dauss
Red Sox
Hoblitzell
Henriksen
Remarkable Ball Games Staged in Seattle
Two unique baseball games in Seattle featured no hits for long stretches. In the Northwestern league a no hit chance was spoiled by tall grass that felled Killilay as McHenry of Victoria hit a ninth inning homer for the only run. In a semi pro game Fort Lawson beat Covey in eleven innings on a walk and two wild throws, as Ruth and Watterson combined for a hitless affair.
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Seattle
Wash
Mails
Killilay
McHenry
Victoria
Fort Lawson
Covey
Watterson
Ruth
Cumberland Press Subscriber Notice for Missing Issues
Cumberland Press reminds subscribers to report missed issues promptly by telephone. City readers on carrier routes should inform the office to ensure timely delivery and to identify carrier service problems.
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Cumberland Press
Terrapins Beaten By Diamondbacks In Fans’ Tasteful Battle
The Diamondbacks edged the Terrapins 5 to 2 in a hard fought game that pleased fans. Batteries included Quinn and Jacklitsch for Baltimore with Anderson Krapp and Blair also contributing.
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Blues
Terrapins
Diamondbacks
Killjoys
R. H. E. Baltimore
Sos Seassessid
Buffalo
Quinn
Jacklitsch
Anderson
Krapp
Blair
Newark Beats Brooklyn 12 to 2 as Seaton Slips
Newark bunched nine hits off Seaton in the sixth and seventh innings to score five runs in both frames and rout Brooklyn 12 to 2. Roush delivered a triple and three singles in five at bats while Falkenburg allowed only one hit in the final two innings after Seaton struggled early.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Newark
Seaton
Finneran
Falkenburg
Evans
Roush
R. H. E. Wgweer
Cas Gedecke
Falkenburg, Rairden
Texter
Land
Chicago breaks KC streak with ninth inning rally
In Kansas City Chicago beat the Athletics 4 to 1 as a ninth inning burst, led by hits from Zwilling, Tinker, and Wilson. Brown, McConnell and Wilson, Johnson and Easterly were the battery for the two teams.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Zwilling
Tinker
Wilson
Brown
McConnell
Johnson
Easterly
Maddox to Coach Tri-Towns Baseball Team
Nick Maddox is elected field captain and will play for Tri-Towns this season. He will coach the Tri-Towns squad to improve performance. Thursday’s game against Lonaconing showed progress, with Maddox likely to pitch the Cumberland game and Sleepy Jones scheduled to pitch Sunday.
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Wedmont
W. Va
Nick Maddox
Tri-Towns
Lonaconing
Maddox
Cumberland
Sleepy Jones
Weekend Baseball Schedule at Piedmont Cumberland Frostburg
Saturday doubleheader features Piedmont at Cumberland and Lonaconing at Frostburg. Sunday games include Frostburg at Midland and Cumberland at Piedmont.
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I. Pet
Lonaconinga
Midland
Frostburg
Cumberland
Piedmont
Lonaconing
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