K O G Quintet Defeats Piedmont High in Close Tilt
The K O G five dominated Piedmont High School 48 to 22 on the legal floor. Keller and Wilson led the local scoring while Lashorn paced Piedmont. Referee Matu lwich and scorer Walter Fuller noted strong team play and sharp shooting from the K O G squad.
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West Virginia
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Landis
H. Gilmore Sur
High School Team Dominate Academy in Junior League Bout
The High School quintet beat the Academy 21 to 7 in a Junior League game as center Williams scored 19 points and Kline stood out on shooting. With one league game left, the pennant race hinges on Union Street School versus Business Boys, affecting possible tiebreaker series.
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Union Street School
Vive
Business Boys
Union Street
Quintet High School
Academy
High School
Bowie
Eees Oles
TGS
Viats
Bruce Phanae Caeh
Millholland Schillingsby
Hirsch McCauley
Williams
Lin
Streett
Tufts College Nine Names John F Slattery as Head Coach
In Medford Massachusetts on March 3 192? John F Slattery former Senators catcher will head coach Tufts baseball team as they report for practice today.
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Medford
Mass
John F. Slattery
Senators
Tufts College
Western Maryland League to Decide Six Contests This Week
Six Western Maryland League basketball games are scheduled this week. Cumberland travels to Lonaconing, St John’s Frostburg faces Savage Athletic at Mt Savage, and Trinity Frostburg visits Meyersdale to meet roadway Athletic. The pace of games could leave standings unchanged with Savage and Temperance clashing Friday.
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Lonaconing
St. John’s Club
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Savage Athletic Club
Sumter
Mt. Savage
Coney and Savage
Trinity Club Five
Meyersdale
Roadway Athletic Club
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Trinity Club
Broadway Athletic Club
Temperance Athletic Club
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Savage
Lonaconing Five
St. John's
Cumberland Two Boys Leave For Shenandoah Valley College
William Brode son of Patrolman John C. Brode and Humphrey John son depart Cumberland for Dayton Virginia to enter Shenandoah Valley College. They will study commercial courses and join college baseball teams while maintaining hopes to return in spring for Cumberland trials. Both are noted former Cumberland players with strong amateur records.
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John C. Brode
Humphrey Johnson
Dayton
Shenandoah Valley College
Rode
Cumberland
Johnson
Bouts Set Tonight in Cincinnati and Easton Boxing Cards
Abe Attell fights Knockout Mars in a ten round Cincinnati bout with a 122 pound limit. At Easton, Bob Fitzsimmons meets Jack Reek in a six round bout as part of a state boxing tour.
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Cincinnati
Abe Attell
Mars
Easton
Bob Fitzsimmons
Robert
Jack Reek
Philadelphia
International Wrestling Tourney Finals in New York
Semi finals and finals of the international wrestling tournament take place in New York tonight. Competitors include Bernard Hanson Blabek Zbyszko John Hdaracken Alexander Aberg and Mamutoff. The winner will challenge champion Frank Gotch in a titular bout.
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Bernard Hanson
Blabek Zbyszko
John Hdaracken
Alexander Aberg
Mamutoff
Prank Gotch
IndoorAthletics Championship Tonight at Madison Square Garden
New York reporters note the indoor athletics championships unfold this evening at Madison Square Garden with stars Kramer Kolehmainen Halpin and Sheppard among the elite runners expected to compete.
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Madison Square Garden
Kramer
Kolehmainen
Halpin
Sheppard
Frostburg Girls Meet Piedmont In Key Basketball Battle
Frostburg Athletic Club girls face Piedmont High School in a highly anticipated showdown to decide the stronger team. Frostburg, unbeaten since formation, clashes with Piedmont, noted for a strong record, as a large crowd is expected.
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Frostburg Athletic Club
Piedmont High School
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Mountain City
al Sters
Kombaxs
Frostburg Heads Cumberland and Georges Creek League
Oliver Wittig of Frostburg elected permanent president and George E. Jordan of Cumberland permanent secretary at the league meeting in the Arlington Hotel. Barton admitted on promise to secure enclosed grounds. a schedule committee of Schafer, McGuire, and McKenty to draft a 40 to 50 game schedule for presentation next week. Manager McGuire of Midland absent due to illness.
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Oliver Wittig
Frostburg
George E. Jordan
Cumberland
Barton
Creek
Midland
Lonaconing
Barton Barton
C. F. Schafer
James McGuire
W. McKenty
McGuire
Koon Endorses Efficient Cumberland Health Department
The candidate Thomas W. Koon declares support for a city health department in Cumberland, insisting it can be efficient and affordable. He denies claims that his mayoral bid would end the department, pledging to devote effort to improving public health services without overburdening taxpayers.
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Cumberland
Thomas W. Koon
Drink German Beer Absolutely Pure Ad in Evening Press
An advertisement in The Evening Press promotes Drink German Beer Absolutely Pure. The ad appears on letterhead and envelope stationery, signaling a marketing push for a beer brand framed as pure and refined.
Chumbols Sport Talk: Early 1914 Baseball Notes and Busy Offseason
New York reports in March note Giants at Marlin and Yankees at Houston as Gotham’s population shifts to Texas for training weather. Delahanty signs with the Federal League aiming for Buffalo. Peoria hosts opening date April 23 for the Three I schedule. Also: Suggs to marry, Wagner reaches a century of Pirates service, and boxing chatter from Peoria and Cincinnati scenes.
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Giants
Marlin
Yankees
Houston
Gotham
Texas
Peoria
Dan O'Leary
Glve Sox
Distillers
Witty Reflections Of An Old Sport
Tom Jenkins plans a return to wrestling with no competent challenger in sight. The National League will decide the owners of two Boston players traded to Chicago. Honus Wagner at forty says he feels younger and many pitchers back him. Norman Elverfeld may play short for the Dodgers, though no reception committee is appointed due to assault laws.
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Chicago
Norman Kid Elverfeld
Tabasco
Dodgers
Chicago flood plans meet public apathy and new thrift ideas
Chicago reports show flood prevention drives met with apathy across cities last year’s disaster. A postal savings bank branch opens in a downtown department store with deposits from 1 to 100 dollars and 2 percent interest. Garden education programs in Ontario and Canada touted as thrift boosters, led by Simon W. Straus, aim to boost home incomes and student knowledge. A move to protect a disputed Chicago mountain site prompts park oversight. South Water Street hosts plan for a new centralized produce hub costing about 20 million dollars. Illinois single tax advocates prepare a statewide push led by John White and Henry George Association plans.
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National Drainage Congress
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United State Commisioner of Education
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Dressed Poultry Dealers’ Association
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Henry George
Tilino
John. White
Whch
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Vancouver
FP. H. Monroe
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Sngle
Umpire Kay Johnstone Blasts National League Mockery
Kay Johnstone, once a major league umpire, claims the National League is the country's laughing stock. She suggests fans ridiculed not Sim but the league, reflecting on past seasons and fan sentiment.
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Kay Johnstone
Sim
Violinist Grego Skolnik Seeks Separation From Wife
New York, Feb 28. Grego Skolnik and his wife quarrel over domestic duties and music tastes as he sues for separation. He claims he wrote loving letters to his wife during tours and that she accused him of forcing chores.
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Grego Skolnik
Volin
Cla Skolnk
Skolnik
Doctor Koon Advised to Continue Charity Work
The Press notes a political advertisement by Dr. Koon in The By Times praising his charitable care for the sick and poor. The editorial argues public office requires full mayoral duties and questions dedicating hours to free care, urging the doctor to maintain medical service while serving the city.
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By Times
Associ Charities Association
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