Colts Defeat Lonaconing In Fast Park Game
In front of about 4000 fans the Cumberland Colts beat Lonaconing 5 to 3 at Lowth End Park. Muster’s pitching woes and wild throws helped the locals, while Jay Burns made a sensational running catch and added a two bagger.
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Cumberland Colts
Lonaconing
Smith
Muster
Derr
Frederick
Jay Burns
Midland
Kellogg
Burns
Marean
Bower
Beattie
Lippold
Schafer
Brode
Gentz
Knode
Flynn
Keener
Sam Alcott
Peppers
Markwood
Bill Brode
Johnson
Eckhart Tops Vale Summit In A Eight Eight Tie
Eckhart defeated Vale Summit 8 to 8 at Eckhart grounds after a Sunday game. Logsdon pitched for Eckhart and Entler for Vale Summit. Delaney strained his ankle sliding into second in the seventh and may miss weeks. Umpire Gunter. Time two hours five minutes.
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Delaney
Eckhart
Entler
Maher
Logsdon
Rarick
Gunter
Anti-Horse Thief Association Maintains Presence
Parsons Kansas June 28 The Anti Horse Thief Association A H T A a secret society with about 40000 members and numerous lodges across eight or ten states has headquarters in the city It has existed since 1854 Originally formed to pursue horse thieves it now combats various criminals targeting farming communities and cooperates with civil authorities It denies any vigilante role Early practice included branding horses to mark members possessions.
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Parsons, Kas
Anti- Horse Thief Association
Allegany to Host July Fifth Baseball Picnic
The Allegany team plans a July 5 event with a grove picnic and an afternoon baseball game against Wrights Crossing. Amusements accompany the day and dancing with Frostburg orchestra music on the pavilion after dark.
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Allegany
Wrights Crossing
Frostburg
Frostburg Demons blank Somerset in baseball clash
Frostburg Demons overwhelmed Somerset, Pa., 5 to 0 at Frostburg Athletic Park. Frostburg scored in the first inning aided by an error and added four more runs with timely hitting and errors by Somerset. Baylor pitched for Somerset while Smith Dye and Fulmer worked in the Frostburg lineup.
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Spate
Frostburg Demons
Somerset
Frostburg Athletic Park
Demons
Baylor
R. H. E. Somerset
Frostburg
Baylor and
Whitstone
Smith
Dye
Fulmer
Pool Halls in Texas Face Local Option Law Debate
Fort Worth Texas June 28. Dr J Frank Norris pastor of First Baptist Church says local option pool hall laws have not ousted halls in over 100 counties yet have shown their usefulness. Norris led the Fort Worth effort resulting in a compromise with pool room operators to close from 9 30 p m to 12 midnight and all day Sundays. He claims the measure forces self regulation where abolition did not occur.
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Fort Worth
Tex
J. Frank Norris
First Baptist Church
United Press
Norris
Texas
Yorris
Eddie Collins Known For Quirks Behind the Plate
Columbia college graduate and major league second baseman Eddie Collins displays superstitions to boost luck. He places his cap on first, arranges his bat, wears gum on his cap, and guards his space on the greensward while at bat. He also must be last to handle the ball after an out.
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Eddie Collins
Columbia College
White Sox
Calendar of weekly amateur sports events listings
A dense schedule lists regattas tennis golf trap shooting and racing across the country from Monday through Saturday. Notable venues include Poughkeepsie Springfield Philadelphia Seattle Dickinson Garden City Brookline Astoria Long Beach Montreal Missoula Sioux City and more with events such as intersections of championships invitations and regattas. Major matches include Abe Attell versus Frankie Fleming in Montreal and Tom Sontag versus Walter Miller in Missoula.
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Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Put-in-Bay
Springfield
Mass
Philadelphia
Seattle
Wash
North Dakota
Dickinson
N. D
Pacific Athletic Association
San Francisco
New Orleans
Pensacola
Tom Sontag
Walter Miller
Missoula
Mont
Typhoid Transmission on Travel Highlighted by Rucker
Assistant Surgeon General W C Rucker told the American Academy of Medicine that travelers face higher typhoid exposure as they move, despite efforts to ensure safe drinking water on trains. He noted war dispersal of carriers helped spread the disease from urban to rural areas after Civil War.
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San Francisco
W. C. Rucker
United States Public Health Service
American Academy of Medicine
Rucker
American Zionists Open Four Day Convention in Boston
The American Federation of Zionists opened its four day session in Boston with a large turnout and delegations from across the country. Louis Lipsky presided as chairman of the executive committee as the gathering runs from June 28 to July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation OF Zalonists
Boston
American Federation of Zionists
Louis Lipsky
Catholic Educators Convene in St Paul for Annual Convention
Representatives from leading Catholic educational institutions arrive in St Paul for the twelfth annual Catholic Educational Association convention. The executive board finished planning the program and a special mass at the new Cathedral with Archbishop Ireland to celebrate tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Catholic Educational Association
Ireland
Wanamaker Bride Weds Gurnee Munn in Philadelphia Church
Miss Mary Louise Wanamaker daughter of Rodman Wanamaker married Gurnee Munn of Washington D C at St Mark s Protestant Episcopal Church Philadelphia The Rev Elliott White officiated with Rev John W Williams Chelsea N J A reception followed at Lindenhurst the Wanamaker grandparents home
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Philadelphia
St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church
Mary Louise Wanamaker
Rodman Wanamaker
Gurnee Munn
Washington, D. C
Elliott White
John W. Williams
Chelsea
N. J
John Wanamaker
Lindenhurst
Chicago and Cincinnati Split Doubleheader in June
Yesterday Chicago won 4 1 in the opening game while Cincinnati took the second 3 0. Benton's wildness and errors cost Cincinnati the first game but good hitting and timely play sealed the second. Batteries: Cheney Bresnahan for Chicago. Benton Clark for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Benton
Cheney and Bresnahan
Benton and Clark
Piedmont Dry Bugs Lose Narrow Home Thriver 3 2
The Piedmont Dry Bugs fell 3 to 2 to the Midland Peppers at home in a hard fought game. Sleepy Jones and Dolly Gray pitched well as Piedmont left the bases loaded in both the third and fourth innings. Earlier, Piedmont won 12 to 10 over Frostburg Demons in a wild swat test with several errors.
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Piedmont Dry Bugs
Midland Peppers
Piedmont
Dry Bugs
Sleepy Jones
Dolly Gray
Frostburg Demons
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Saturday and Sunday
Saturday results list Cleveland and Chicago wins, plus New York Boston games, with Detroit and St. Louis scoring. Sundays slate shows St. Louis visiting Chicago and Cleveland at Detroit, Athletics at Washington, New York at Boston. Yesterday totals include Detroit 12 Cleveland 2 and Chicago 4 St Louis 3. Eddie Collins delivered a bases loaded three base hit to power Chicago past St Louis 8 to 4.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Athletics
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Eddie Collins
Chiago
Weaver
Fournier
W. Il
P.C. Chicago
Ya's Sens
Detroit Beats Cleveland 12 to 2 in Homers and Bunched Hits
Detroit won 12 to 2 over Cleveland as the home team bunched hits in three innings. Kavanaugh hit a homer with Vitt on base to highlight the scoring. Batteries were Dubuc and Stanage for Detroit while Coombe Jones Harsted and ONeill appeared for Cleveland.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Kavanaugh
Vitt
Cearnook
Ode
Dubuc and
Stanage Coombe
Jones
Harsted
O'Neill
Keyser Varsity Defeats Campobello Collegians 11 to 5
Keyser dominates Campobello Collegians as Cobb Hamill Montgomery and Shaffer key the offense. Manager Fazenbaker restarts five regulars in sixth inning. Cumberland Tigers beat Barton Federals 8 to 1. Frank Paulis earns win in solid display. Cumberland White Sox top Lonaconing Juniors 5 to 3 before a crowd as Juniors suffer second loss of season.
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Campobello
Cumberland and Georges Creek
Keyser
Piedmont
Plan Big Match for July Fifth in Boxing Expos
Jack Stevens of the Moose Athletic Club travels to New Castle Pennsylvania to arrange a ten round bout for July 5 featuring Patsy Brannigan and Eddie Wilmer Brannigan may accept if the purse improves Wilmer recently drew ten rounds with Johnnie Ray Pittsburg The planned bout would likely be the fastest ever staged in the city
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Jack Stevens
The
Moose Athletic Club
New Castle
Stevens
Patsy Brannigan
Eddie Wilmer
Kid Williams
Brannigan
Wilmer
Johnnie Ray
Pittsburg
Baseball Scores From National League Links
The record lists games with results including Chicago defeating Brooklyn 6 to 1 and 10 to 6 in doubleheader play. St Louis beat Baltimore 2 to 0 in the first game and Baltimore triumphed 5 to 3 in the second. Newark defeated Kansas City 6 to 3 while Pittsburgh edged Buffalo 3 to 2. standings show matchups including St Louis at Baltimore and Chicago at Brooklyn.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Baltimore
Newark
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Ww. L. Pe. Louis Eee
Kansas City Eereee
Ever Eeese Soo
Pittsburgh Eee
Seeies
Newark and Kansas City Split Doubleheader in New Jersey
In Newark New Jersey yesterday the Newark team and Kansas City split a doubleheader. The Packers won the first game 1 to 0 with the Stovall clan scoring in the ninth. Main and Falkenburg pitched well. Newark captured the nightcap 5 to 0 as five runs came in the fifth inning forcing Chief Johnson from the mound.
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Newark
N. J
Kansas City
Packers
Stovall Clan
Main
Falkenburg
Chief Johnson
BR. H. E. Kanene City
Minn and Brown
Paikenberg
Rariden
Mines to Play for Championship in Frostburg
Frostburg June 28 An exciting game of ball was played last Thursday between No 1 and No 2 mines of the Union Mining on the Allegany grounds. The score was 10 to 6 in favor of No 1. The teams will play three games for the championship with the second game set for tomorrow afternoon. Batters were Hamilton and Henegan No 1 Anderson and J Anderson and Mears No 3. Richard Merriman was umpire.
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Frostburg
Mines of the Union Mining
Allegany Grounds
Hamilton
Henegan
Anderson
J. Anderson
Mears
Richard Merriman
Record 22-inning tie sets oldest scoreless game mark
Burlington and Keokuk battled 22 innings to a scoreless tie in the Central Association, the longest game without a score in organized baseball history. Miller and Watkins were stellar. the game ended at darkness after a true pitcher’s duel. The previous record was 18 innings Portland vs Oakland in 1910.
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Burlington
Keokuk
Miller
Watkins
Portland
Oakland
Cal
Willis
Krapp
Cleveland
Brooklyn Athletic Club
All-Stars
Detroit Americans
Washington
Summers
Gray
Groome
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Nagle
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Lf Stafford
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Cumberland
Lonacon
Geatz
AB A. E
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Healy
Stew
Calhoun
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See Ewer
Guiner
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Healey
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Mid- Cumberland
Land
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Eckhart Trim Vale
Vale Summit
Garden City
L. L
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Matt Brock
Alvie Miller
Akron
Pacific International Powerboat Association
Astoria
Ore
Long Beach
Nassau Country Club
Glen Cove
L. I
Abe Attell
Frankie Fleming
Montreal
Central A. A. U
University of Chicago
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Atlanta
Sioux City
Dodge City
Kan
Hudson River Rowing Association
Frank Gotch
Henry Ordeman
Humbolt
Central States Amateur Rowing Association
Quincey
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Scranton City
Scranton
Bacillus Typhosus
DR. Rucker
Catholic Educators
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Schneider and
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Ww. L. Pet
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J. Jones and Morgan
Vox
PieGmont
Smith Dye, Colley and Fulmer
Stover, Collins, Maddox and Morgan
James and Agnew
Cicotte and Schalk
Tigers Maul Indians
Cumberland Tigers
Barton Federals
Barton
Frank Paulis
Tigers
Paulis and Fields
Brooks, Foutz and Wilkes
Cumberland White Sox
South George
Aneuas
A A & Taxicab CO
O. T. Road
le Pace Ae Ee
E. & O Eee
Centrals Oeere
Stephen’s Federals Seteeeeere
Western
Maryland
Steckman Af
N. Centre St
PEPS
Kansas
Moren, Kasserting
Henning
Easterly
C. B
Miller and Rolley, Watkins and Brown
C. & G. C. League
Cumberland Piedmont
Beer Among Beers German Brewing CO
Cumberland, Maryland
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