Glendon Retires After Dramatic Ring Night
In a chaotic Golden Gate arena scene, Glendon defeats Cannam with a decisive late punch after Hanford’s prior knockout. Glendon proclaims this his final fight as crowds riot, the police struggle, and Maud Glendon watches from a car as he retires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Ranford
K Ayisies
Hanford Wys
Eson
Glen Gon
Green Tad
Ts PE
Cannamra
Hilly Morgan
Marquis of Queensbury
Gilendon
Cannam
Siro
Glendon
Hanford
Golden Gate Arena
Jim Hanford
Irou
Grendor
Maud Glendon
Hercules
Witty Reflections of an Old Sport
A humorous collection of boxing and baseball jests and lines from a sports column. It riffs on Mike Gibbons and other figures, pokes at Frank Chance and Murphy, mentions the Sox training routes, and notes record chatter about players and leagues with varied quips and witticisms.
Inter scholastic swimming and track events held across cities
In New York the high school and academy swimming meet unfolds at the New York Athletic Club pool to crown national champions. Boston hosts a private school indoor track meet at the Y M C A under Huntington School auspices. The Tome School track team competes in a Barnard School meet in New York. The Cross Country Club and Georgetown University enter creex teams for annual games in Washington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Athletic Club
Boston
Mass
Huntington School
Tome
Barnard
Washington
Georgetown University
Pittsburg Federal League Club Sold to Edward W Gwinner
The Pittsburg Federal League club was sold Thursday to Edward W Gwinner, a Pittsburg capitalist. President James A Gilmore led the deal after hours of conference. William A Kerr was elected vice president. Kerr had served as president since John R Barbour resigned. Gwinner is said to be worth about 10 million dollars and plans remodel of the Pittsburg park and later a new stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburg
Federal League
Edward W. Gwinner
James A. Gilmore
William A. Kerr
John R. Barbour
Gwinner
National American Bowling Congress Opens in Buffalo
Buffalo N Y March 7 The National American Bowling Congress starts its annual meeting in Buffalo with a record entry list and teams from across the country eager for the opening competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
National American Bowling Congress
Middies Face Columbia College In Wrestling And Fencing
Annapolis waits as the Middies meet Columbia College today in wrestling with a fencing dual also on the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Middies
Columbia College
Intercity trap shoot kicks off in Boston match
The in intercity trap shooting contest between the New York Athletic Club and Boston Athletic Club starts in Boston today. Two hundred clay targets will be sprung as the event opens in Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
New York A. C
Boston A. C
Elks Bowling Tournament Opens in Oshkosh
The annual State bowling tournament of the Elks begins in Oshkosh Wisconsin today and runs through March 16 with teams scheduled to complete matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Oshkosh
Wis
The
Sunday School Athletic Meet in St Louis
The big Sunday school meet will be held today in St Louis Missouri with about 300 entries ready for competition across various athletic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Maren
Skaters Leave Berlin for Home From Trondheim Meet
Berlin March 7 The party of American entrants for the international skating races at Trondheim Norway will depart today for homeward trip after completing their participation in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Trondhjem
Nor‘way
Arthur Fletcher Injured at Southern Training Camp
Arthur Fletcher of the New York Giants sustained a broken finger while fielding a bounder at the Southern spring training camp. The injury occurred on the left hand at the first joint of the third finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Fletcher
New York Giants
Fletcher
Piedmont Girls Win as K O G Defeated in Local Basketball
In Piedmont last night the K O G team lost to Piedmont High 31 to 22 with Nicholson absent due to a sprained ankle. Lashorn led Piedmont and Fries starred for K O G as the game swung in the final minutes. The girls game followed, Piedmont defeating Terra Alta 23 to 10, led by Nellie Larue with solid defense and scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Thie Cty
Piedmont High
Piedmont Lads
K. Score
O. G
Nicholson
Lashorn
Fries
Pedmont
Piedmont High School
Terra Alta High School
Piedmont Girls
Nellie Larue
Lohr
Terra Alta
Keyser Collegians Rout Oakland Collegians In Friday Victory
Keyser Collegians defeated Oakland Collegians 82 to 12 at the Knights of Pythias Armory in Keyser West Virginia Friday night. Keyser players Carter Davis Baughman Nordeck Stafford and Greenwade led scoring with multiple field goals and four goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyser Collegans
Oakland Collegians
Keyser
W. Va
Knights of Pythias Armory
Oakland
Lincell
Hart
Canner
Ashby
Chance
Carter
Davis
Baughman
Nordeck
Stafford
Sincell
YMCA Meetings Set With Services Tomorrow
The Y M C A at H and O O M C A will host gatherings tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock and a 9 o clock evening session. An address suitable for the occasions will be given along with song services.
Industrial Bureau to Meet at City Hall
The Industrial Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will meet at City Hall Monday at 8 p.m. to elect a chairman and discuss the information proposition in cooperation with Kasten Glass Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Cty Hall
Kasten Glass Works
Lecture by R Grant Joly at Liberty Theatre Sunday
R Grant Joly of New York prepares a Sunday lecture at the Liberty Theatre at 3 p m. The event promises a rare literary treat for local readers and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Grant Joly
New Yorks
Liberty Theatre
Churches Schedule Busy Prayer and Sunday School Day
A compact listing of services across Cumberland churches with times for sermons, baptisms, catechism, and choirs. Includes Agur Chapel Humbird’s Addition Trinity M E and many others with morning and afternoon programs, league meetings, and midweek prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agur
Humbird
Sin Against the Holy Ghost Lecture By Jolly
Evangelist Kr. Grant Jolly travels across the country to discuss scriptural views of the Holy Ghost and the unpardonable sin. He left the Presbyterian pulpit for nonsectarian platforms and advocates Bible centered debate without admission fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Jolly
Jollly
Multichurch Sunday Services and Programs Listed
A long list of church activities includes Divine worship at 11 and 7:30, Sunday School at 9:45, and midweek prayers across various churches in the city. Rev. G E Moffatt and Rev. M L Enders lead sermons. events feature Epworth Leagues, Christian Endeavor, catechetical classes, and revival meetings through midweek and Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. BE
Grand Avenue
First
Second Streets
A. Lee Barret
H. A. Brown
Fiist Church Christian
Cientist
Cumberland
South Centre Street
Central M. E. Church
South
Auditorium City Hall
J. H. Balthin
M. P
Wilbur M. Snyder
Central Young Men's Christian Association
Baltimore St
Melvin
Christian Endeavor
Mapleside
St. Mark’s Reformed Church
Park and Harrison Streets
P. Styles
Grace M. E
Virginia Avenue
Second Street
F. A. Killman
Robert Young
Epworth League
Emanuel Episcopal Church
William Cleveland Hicks
Junior Church Club
Kingsley M. E. Church
David G. Pile
J. H. Carroll
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Fourth and Arch Streets
J. G. Fleck
Gettysburg Seminary
Southminster Presbyterian Church
Hird
Race Streets
W. Brysonmith
Metropolitan A. M. E
Frederick and
Pecatur Streets
J. D. Jackson
D .D
Octavia Pliner
Douglass Literary Society
First. Presbyterian Church
G. E. Moffatt
D. D
Duke Memorial
United Brethren Church
Corner Race
Fourth Streets
H. Eugene Richardson
Junior Christian Endeavor
G. W. Carrick
Pennsylvania Avenue
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
M. L. Enders
City Hall
Centre Street
M. E
Joseph Dawson
Committee On
Allegany Grove
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bedford Street
C. F. Bergner
L. B. Wolf
D. T
Watts’ Memorial College
Guntur
India
First Baptist Church
Columbia Street
Ei. F. Loomis
Guard
G. FE. Brown
Phil Jolley
C. BE. Shaw
Board of Stewards
Evangelist Jolly to Speak on The Unpardonable Sin
Invitation to Evang Jolly of New York to lecture on The Unpardonable Sin at 3 p m next Sunday in Liberty Theatre. All welcome with free seats and no collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Jolly
New York
Liberty Theatre
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Uanford
Ian
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Union Square
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the Century Co
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Mike Gibbons
Monte Carlo
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Rockey
Frank Schulte
Tampa
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Frank Chance
Murphy
Will'e Hoppe
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Eagan
Feds
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Charley Murphy
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Murray
Snodgrass
Burns
Mac
Battling Levinsky
Oxford
Bush League
Cobbs
Mr. Murphy
Lou Comiskey
M. Lacroust
Orient
France
Miller Luggne
Fred Merkle
Browns
Hub Perdue
Gwentieman
Mr. Wolgast
Thomas Jones
Tom Jones
al Jolson
Sox
Paso Robles
Walter Johnson
National Bowling Congress
Th. Ls
Orf P. Sapira
M. White Orr
M. McDoney Jones
H. Foreman Johnson
M. Whitacre
Keyser Collegians
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
North Centre Street
SS. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church
Fayette Street
Oldtown Road
St. Philip’s Chapel
Holy Cross Chapel
Pentacosta! Assembly
Elder Street
A. B. Cox
McAllister
Black
Moore
Coz
Seventh Day Adventist
Woodman's Hall
Kline's Department
Calvary M. E. Church South
Grant Jolly
Narrows Park
E. H. Showacre
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
S. Centre
Unon Streets
Curtis Edgar Kuhnert
C. B
Charles Shaw
Brotherhood
Bowery
Trinity Lutheran Church
N. Centre Street
M. Gallmeier
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