K O G Quintet Ends Season With Banquet
The K O G basketball team of Cumberland ends its season with a banquet hosted by Mrs. Martin D. Keller at 13 Browning Street. The team, finishing 14-5 after a 28 25 victory over the Y M C A Senior team, earned the city championship and posted 599 points to 412 by opponents over 19 games. Captain Keller led with 415 points. teammates Kelso Fries Wilson Nicholson Landis Freeland contributed in a strong season with loyal local fan support.
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Beal High School
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Baseball Money Worries Big Teams Across Leagues
New York May 6 The money problem worries managers of major teams as payrolls rise with the Federal League invasion. Brooklyn's payroll tops 90000 while overall profits look to be only even. The season faces financial strain similar to 1898 amid Mexico tensions and other factors. Yale vaccines?
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City Baseball League 10 Holds First Meeting
The Commission or Executive Board of the City Baseball League will meet at 5 p.m. Wednesday at the Central Y. M. C. A. to finalize plans for a permanent league. Demonstrating growing interest, several teams have requested admission and the league’s full organization is anticipated soon. Members include Ww.H. Baxley, Dr. W.E. Ford, Dr. Ht. Wing, Dr. G. O. Sharrett, and George.
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Notable names in Henderson roster list
Henderson, F. B. Jenney, W. M. Roberts Jr., A. A. Gould and Theodore Damm appear among named individuals in a historical notice listing participants or contributors.
Wellesley pitcher hails mysterious hesitation drop
Miss Ruth Hoyt of Wellesley College Junior team reveals the hesitation drop a new pitch confusing opposing teams. The Juniors beat the Seniors 21 to 15 last week as Hoyt demonstrated the forked float that sinks before batters react.
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Ruth Hoyt
Wellesley College
Mathewson
Giants and Braves Win On Yesterday's Baseball Cards
Yesterday's major league results included the Giants edging the Dodgers 4 3 as Reusbach out pitched Mathewson after a rocky fourth inning. The Braves beat Philadelphia 10 7 in Boston with early wildness by Rudolph. Chicago fell to St. Louis 6 1 in a May 5 finale, and St Louis won 1 0 in another Chicago showdown on a two base hit by Shotton. Detroit topped Cleveland 9 7 in a high scoring finish.
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Boston Beats Philadelphia In Lopsided 9 to 1 Game
Boston out played Philadelphia at all points yesterday and won 9 to 1. The visitors connected for 12 hits off Wyckoff, including four doubles and two triples. Keating is effective. Washington, May 5. Washington...
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C and G League Standings Report Confusing Layout
League standings show won lost and percentages for Frostburg Midland Cumberland Bartones and Cumberland, with unclear formatting and mixed numbers. The fragment lists teams and records but unreadable portions limit precise ranking details and points.
National League Yesterday's Scores Report
Yesterday's NL scores show St Louis 6 Chicago 1 and New York 4 Brooklyn 1. Rain affected games with Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Boston. Brooklyn at New York was also on the slate.
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Scores from the American League Yesterday
Yesterday in the American League Detroit beat Cleveland 9 to 0 while St Louis defeated Chicago 4 to 1 Philadelphia edged Boston 7 to 4 New York topped Washington 8 to 4. Upcoming games include Detroit at Cleveland New York at Washington Boston at Philadelphia Chicago at St Louis.
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Keating Shuts Down Senators in Yankees Second Win
Keating delivered a strong game allowing only five hits as the New York Yankees defeated the Washington Senators in the second game of the series. Shanks and Williams homered off Keating, who earned three strikeouts.
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Federal League Matchups and Weather Impacts
The schedule lists Chicago versus Buffalo and Baltimore versus St. Louis with rain affecting play. Other pairings include Kansas City against Pittsburgh, Brooklyn versus Indianapolis, and Buffalo against Chicago.
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Cup Defender Near Completion at Nepnset Mass
The yacht built for Alexander S Cochran to defend the America's Cup is ready to have its mainsail bent today. It is constructed on a longitudinal plan with deep web frames seven feet apart, connected by longitudinal frames. This construction method was first used in the Constitution in 1901.
Three Homers Spark Kansas City Win Over Pittsburgh
In Kansas City on May 4 and reported May 5, Eddie Lenox of the Rebels hit a first inning homer with two aboard, Tappan homered for Kansas City in the same inning with one on, and Stovall added a third homer in the eighth to seal a 6 to 5 win for the Kansas City Federals over the Pittsburgh Rebels.
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Baseball Season Likely Shifted to May Openings
New York reports that major league magnates may start the season around May 1 in future years. Exhibition games in April are seen as hurting attendance and health, with postponements common in April. Delayed openings could boost crowds and profits, while later seasons reduce weather-related losses.
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Watermelon Freight Rates Cut by California Railroad Commission
The California Railroad Commission and transport firms agree to cap watermelons shipments rates at no more than fruit. Watermelon tariff falls from 2.15 to 1.85 per ton in care lands, with government rail lines in Idaho and planned traffic expected to rise in Mexico and Texas regions. Major railroads such as Southern Pacific Santa Fe Frisco Rock Island and Missouri Kansas and Texas stand to gain government business through New Mexico Arizona Southern California and Texas routes.
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Potomac Club Tennis Tournament Entries Announced
Warmer weather brings tennis activity as the Potomac Club announces a Married Men vs Bachelors tournament on club courts through July. Twenty two members have provisional rankings with challenge rules and placement changes defined for upcoming matches leading to a fall championship in Allegant Mountains.
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Railroads Face Flood of Changes and Strikes Across Nations
Mexico rail conditions worsen as British National Union of Railwaymen gains recognition. Missouri Kansas and Texas seek $800,000 in equipment trust certificates. Texas lines single tracked. troop train movements hindered. Baltimore and Ohio wins $12,000 jewel shipment case. Kansas City Mexico and Orient receivers likely to be discharged. Edward Dickinson to become president. New company to extend Wichita to Kansas City. Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul starts news bulletins for Columbian and Olympian routes, mirroring AT S F practice.
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Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway
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Tinker's team Triumphs 4 0 Despite Feds Hitting Edge
Chicago May 5. Tinker’s squad won 4 to 0 over Buffalo Feds though they were outhit. The Chifeds collected five hits while Buffalo Feds had six safeties and three errors.
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Buffalo Feds
Tinker
Chifeds
Onden
Dublin Spring Show Opens At Royal Dublin Society
Dublin May 5. The Royal Dublin Society annual spring show opens today as the United Kingdom’s oldest such body hosts a horse and livestock exhibition. The earliest recorded horse show dates to 1750 in County Mayo with Swift’s works describing it, while the Society’s first large animal display occurred about forty years later.
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Royal Dublin Society
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County Mayo
Ireland
Jonathan Swift
St. Patrick's
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