Real Ball Game Heads to Commercial Park Tomorrow
Allegany county fans are promised a full day of city league action with Meyersdale against the Colts at Outh End Park and The Press lineup featuring Ike Law and Nick Somerville facing rivals in an all day series at Commercial Park. The event bills as a memory making Newspaper Championship clash with top local players and outfield stars from The Eyeing Behind the Times and Cumberland Games.
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Allegany County
Meyersdale
Colts
Outh End Park
Alcott
Peppers
Mullin
Pied
Little Napoleon
Loaaning Tigers
Mountain City
Commercial Park
Deville
Black Caps
Cumberland Games
Alleny County
Queen City
Ike” Law
Ike
Walter Johnson
Clark Griffith
Capitol
Johnson
Narrows
Ike J
Nick
Somerville
Somerville Nicholjson
Y. M
Chick
Gandil Gellner
George “Homus” Woerner
Joe Reiley
Joe
Connie Mack
Hal Chase” Burkett
Jimmy” Orr
Shuck
Jess
Jess Willard
Jessup
Jess Thorn
Thorn
Jersey
West Side
Shorty” Wickard
Wick
Wilson
Ringling Brothers Circus
Jupiter Pluvius
Jupiter
Commercial League Park
Drybugs at South End Park in second game of season
Manager Mullin's Drybugs return to South End Park for their second game after a season-opening loss to the Coney Tigers at Piedmont. The Colts may start Marywood or Price plus Wickline for Piedmont. Brode to catch Cumberland while Alexander Woods joins the lineup to handle receiving.
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Mullin
Drybugs
South End Park
Coney Tigers
Piedmont
Colts
Marywood
Price
Wickline
Brode
Cumberland
Alexander Woods
Lonaconing
Meyersdale
Pennsylvania
Tigers
Frostburg
Midland
Keyser Cubs to Open Season Against Piedmont High
Keyser West Virginia May 8 The Keyser Cubs start their baseball season today against Piedmont High School. The Cubs boast a stronger lineup than in previous years. In the opener of the Keyser Sunday School Baseball League the Lutheran team edged First M E 12 to 11.
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Keyser
W. Va
Keyser Cubs
Piedmont High School
Cubs
Lutheran
M. E
Eight Hundred Boys Tryout For Public Schools Meet
The Y M C A coaches will visit Cumberland public schools next week to train 800 boys for the County Public Schools Athletic Meet at South End Park on May 28. Boys are grouped by weight class, ensuring equal chances. first place in each event goes to Baltimore for the state meet next fall.
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Big County Public Schools
South End Park
Humbird Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Union Street
Center Street
Maryland Avenue
West Side
High School
Baltimore
Cumberland
Brunswick Brakemen Defeat Yard Clerks 11 To 2
Brakemen beat Yard Clerks 11 to 2 in Brunswick on Thursday. Grams hit a home run and Strickler, Ayers, and Grams added two-base hits. Cummings struck out 9, Cage 5, with Gallagher and Rice as umpires.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Cummings
Strickler
Five Musical Marines at Piedmont Opera House Tonight
The Five Musical Marines, a Keith act touring from the Maryland Theatre, perform tonight at the Piedmont Opera House to enthusiastic praise from locals who praised them as the best seen in Piedmont.
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Piedmont Opera House
Keith
Maryland Theatre
Piedmont
Opera House
Owen Hotel to Open in Old Midland Building
Richard McGuire will launch a hotel and saloon in the former Midland Hotel after two weeks of repairs including a stell ceiling and fresh paint. Services at St Josephs Church tomorrow include mass at 8 and 10:30, sodality prayers at 7:30, with a Grace Methodist prayer meeting Wednesday. A Hibernian meeting is set for St Michaels Hall Frostburg. A girls basketball dance at Ward's Opera House drew a large crowd. Found keys return to David Keer for reward.
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Owen
Richard McGuire
Midland Hotel
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
James Quinn
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Hibernian
St. Michael's Hall
Frostburg
Baseball Gossip Seethes Over League Struggles and Star Moves
Southern League managers say Nashville leads the way with New Orleans close by while Larry Lajoie joins the Athletics in a championship bid. The piece notes Ingersoll’s delayed start for Minneapolis, Columbus without Hinchman, and Brooklyn fans fearing the Worst as exponents pick the Red Sox for the flag.
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Nashville
New Orleans
Larry Lajoie
Athletics
American Association
Ingersoll
Minneapolis
Columbus Senators
Bill Hinchman
Senators
Pirates
Brooklyn
Superbas
Robin
Red Sox
Carrigan
Promoter Eyes Willard Coffey Bout at Polo Grounds
Billy Gibson of New York negotiates for Jess Willard and Jim Coffey at the Polo Grounds. Walter Wyss plans pro debut after Boston defeat. Willie Ritchie vs Mike Gibbons implies light welterweight shift. If talks succeed an all star show may land at Brooklyn’s park on May 31 with Kilbane Wallace Chip Clabby Gavigan McCoy as principals.
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Billy Gibson
New York
Jess Willard
Jim Coffey
Polo Grounds
Walter Wyss
Cleveland
Boston
Willie Ritchie
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Brooklyn Baseball Park
Johnny Kilbane
Eddie Wallace
George Chip
Jimmy Clabby
Tom Gavigan
al McCoy
Ensign Films Fits All Cameras and Kodaks Ad
Classified advertisement for West Side Pharmacy promoting Ensign Films and Kodaks. The line notes the store carries all cameras and film brands and includes a date-like fragment Ma.7-21 by open.
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Ensign Films
West Side Pharmacy
Chicago Cubs Hand Cincinnati 9–2 Defeat Amid Pitching Woes
Chicago pitcher Benton struggled with runners on base and split a finger while fielding a line drive in the sixth, gifting Cincinnati a 9 to 2 win yesterday. Ames faltered late and Her zog returned from suspension to play in his first game since earlier. Batteries Benton Ames Clarke Vaughn Humphries Lavender Bresnahan.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Cubs
Benton
Schulte
Ames
Herzog
Gee
Benton, Ames and
Clarke
Vaughn
Humphries
Lavender
Bresnahan
Pittsburgh Defeats St Louis 6 to 4 for Third Straight Win
Pittsburgh wins over St Louis 6 to 4 as McQuillan shines in the pinches. Carey's sixth inning home run stands out in a game where the locals were out hit more than two to one. Batteries McQuillan Schang for Pittsburgh Doak Snyder for St Louis.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
McQuillan
Carey
Vega
Schang
Doak
Snyder
Braves Outslug Giants In 11 to 7 Victory
Boston Braves defeated the New York Giants 11 to 7 in a slugging contest. Five Braves pitchers were hit hard by the Giants, while Rudolph, Ragan and Gowdy led the battery trio against Schupp, Fromme and Meyers for New York.
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Boston
Braves
New York
Escvsics
Rudolph, Ragan and Gowdy
Schupp
Fromme
Meyers
Nurses Alumnae Dance To Benefit Allegany Hospital
Under the Allegany Hospital Alumnae Association, a dance and card party will be held Monday at Daisy's Hall with a fancy work table. Proceeds go to the hospital improvement fund. a sale of fancy work follows Tuesday afternoon. In Baltimore delegates arrive for the National Conference of Jewish Social Workers opening the four day session with David M. Bressler delivering the presidential address.
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the Allegany Hospital
Daisy’s Hall
Baltimore
National Conference of Jewish Social Workers
David M. Bressler
New York
Europe
Baltimore Woman Named French German Instructor at Davis Elkins
Miss Ethel M. Staley of Baltimore appointed teacher of French and German at Davis Elkins College to succeed Miss Eloise Cleveland who resigned due to ill health and returned to Canton Pennsylvania. Staley is a Goucher graduate and did two years of postgraduate study at Johns Hopkins University.
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Elkins
W. Va
Ethel M. Staley
Baltimore
Davis & Elkins College
Eloise Cleveland
Canton
Staley
Goucher
Johns Hopkins University
Indian Population in Canada Drops Slightly
Canada reports about 100000 Indians and 107321 with Eskimos, reflecting a 2716 decline from 1913 figures. The census highlights shifts in indigenous population across regions and groups.
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Canada
Boston at New York and more in Today's Sports Schedule
Boston defeated New York 5 to 3 in the day’s results. Philadelphia beat Washington 4 to 1. Detroit triumphed 11 to 2 over St. Louis. Chicago and Cleveland were rained out. The schedule included Boston at New York, Washington at Philadelphia, Chicago at Cleveland, and Detroit at St. Louis.
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Brooklyn
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia-Brooklyn
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Otoecessd
Stan Pet. Chiciago
Sseceseeld
Sovecsdo
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago-Cleveland
Baltimore
Newark
Kansas City
Buffalo
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Ww. L. Pet
Hoston Ween
Nes
Eeeeewe
Ewer
St. Louis Sun
Ckaticcsvensa
Boston Americans win first game of season over New York
Boston defeats New York 8 to 5 in a season opener. Leonard limited New York to two runs through eight innings before Hooper homered in the ninth with Thomas aboard. Peckinpaugh also homered. New York built a late rally but fell short as Boston claimed the win with Leonard and Thomas pairing on the mound.
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New York
Boston Americans
Leonard
Hooper
Thomas
Boston
Peckinpaugh
Caldwell
Philadelphia beats Washington 4 to 1 in short game
Philadelphia toppled Washington 4 to 1 as Bentley was knocked out before two innings. Shaw kept the visitors’ hits scattered as Engle Hopper Harper and Henry protected the win.
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Philadelphia
Bentley
Washington
Shawkey
Washington Soccccesceciee
Phtaselphia i
Engle
Hopper
Harper
Henry
Tigers defeat Hamilton in 11 to 2 tilt in St Louis
Detroit slugged Hamilton Hoch and Baumgardner in St Louis yesterday to win 11 to 2. Datrok, vtu, ncusa 368, St. Toul, scene saucers 6 2. Batteries Caveleskie and Baker, Hamilton, Hock, Baumgardner and Agnew.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Hamilton
Hoch
Baumgardner
Datrok
Vtu
Ncusa
St. Toul
Caveleskie
Baker
Hock
Agnew
Young evangelists plan 1200 mile trek to Chicago
Lee Smith and Lloyd Irwin, of Waxahachie Texas, will begin a 1200 mile walk to Chicago to attend the World's Christian Endeavor convention in July. They will conduct evangelistic services in towns across Texas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri and Illinois along the route.
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Waxahachie
Tex
Lee Smith
Lloyd Irwin
Chicago
Christian Endeavor
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Iinois
Notice of dissolution of Paul Ritter's Sons partnership
The undersigned agree to dissolve the partnership conducted at 50 and 54 Paca Street Cumberland Maryland Jacob Ritter will thereafter conduct the business pay all debts and receive all claims outstanding and solicit renewed patronage from customers Paul Ritter Jr appears in the notice dated ma3-lw
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Paul Ritter
Paca Street
Cumberland
Maryland
Jacob Ritter
Paul Ritter, JR
Cameras and Films Advertised at West Side Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy runs an advertisement listing cameras and films of all sizes. The notice emphasizes a broad selection available to customers and invites shoppers to visit the store.
Rebels End Terrapins Streak To Lead Federal League
Favored Pittsburgh Rebels toppled the Terrapins yesterday to seize first place in the Federal League. The Diamondbacks battled to the final out in the ninth, staying within one run as the score remained undecided. Batteries Bailey Smith Quinn Owens Dickson LeClair Berry noted in lineups.
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Pittsburgh Rebels
Terrapins
Diamondbacks
Susacetecas
Bailey, Smith, Quinn
Owens
Dickson
Tip Tops Bump Packard and Beat Kansas City
Brooklyn defeated Kansas City 4 to 1 with Stovall's triple and Chadbourne's pass driving in runs. Cooper and Land provided key long hits while Packard was hit hard but supported by sharp fielding. Seaton excelled defensively as visiting sailors planned daily visits to the Brookfeds.
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Brooklyn
Kansas City
Chadbourne
Stovall
Brooklyns
Packard
Cooper
Land
Seaton
Brookfeds
Whales Rally Fails to Beat Peppers in Newark
Newark edged Chicago 6 to 5 after a fast start by the home team. Newark scored four runs in the second inning and one in the first, but six errors marred their defense while Chicago played nearly flawless behind Moran Rariden Brennan and Black Fischer.
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Newark
N. J
Chicago
Whales
Peppers
Moran and
Rariden
Brennan
Black
Fischer
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