Frostburg at Coney Colts Go 10 Barton
The Cumberland and George's Creek League schedules Frostburg at Lonaconing with a Barton trip tomorrow. A special car leaves 1 o'clock from Baltimore and Centre streets for Cumberland. Frostburg travels unchanged. Coneyites defend third place as they meet Frostburg, while Barton trains hard hoping to topple Russler's Braves. Managers Dillon and McKenty express confidence in new players and mound choices.
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Cumberland
Barton
Frostburg
Lonaconing
George's Creek
Fearry
Baltimore
Centre Streets
Bartonites
Russler
Dye
Braves
Manerer Russler
Hump Marean
Schriver
Markwood
Col. Dillin
Defrona
Manarer McKenty
Coneyites
Tonaconing
Coney Boys
Demons
Dillon
Colley
Matt
Slab
McKenty
McKentyites
Pirates Narrowly Beat Dodgers 5–4 in Closest Shootout
Yesterday in major league play Fred Clarke's Pirates edged the Brooklyn Dodgers 5 to 4 in a tense game lasting into the ninth inning. Wilbur Cooper pitched for Pittsburgh while Nap Rucker started for Brooklyn, with Ragan and R. Wagner finishing for the Dodgers.
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Pirates
Dodgers
Pitbourg
Fred Clarke
Brooklyn Dodgers
Wilbur Cooper
Nap Rucker
Nap
Pittsburg
Steel Company Team Challenges City Commercial Champions
The Cumber lad Steel Company baseball squad has challenged the Iland Dry Loe Notion Co J. C. Orrick & Sons Co and the Eddy Press to a game or series to decide the city’s commercial championship. The manager has previously tried outreach but received no replies and now demands a match. Communications should be addressed to Dan Deffinbaugh at 27 North Mechanic Street.
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Cumberlad Steel Company
Iland Dry Loe
Notion Co
J. C. Orrick & Sons Co
Eddy Press
Steel Company Nine
Dan Deffinbaugh
North
Mechanic Street
Commission to discuss Frostburg Midland protest at Frostburg
The Cumberland and Georges Creek League Commission will meet at the St. Cloud Hotel Frostburg at 8 o clock tonight to discuss the protested game between Frostburg and Midland played last Saturday. Other routine matters will be disposed of by the commission.
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the Cumberlands and Georges Creek League
St. Cloud Hotel
Frostburg
Midland
Pittsburgh Pitchers Duel Ends With Falkenberg Victory
In a tight game at Pittsburgh yesterday Fred Walker held his own against Falkenberg of the Indianapolis Federals. Final score 4 to 3 in favor of Falkenberg as breaks favored the latter and drew a large crowd.
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Pittsburgh
Fred Walker
Falkenberg
Indianapolis Federal
Paradise Wins Doubleheader in Maryland Baseball
Paradise defeats Pat Grimes Stars in a Sunday doubleheader in Midland Maryland scoring 31 27 in the first game and 14 8 in the second Star William Hill stars with three homers across both games as Paradise bats and pitching overpower Grimes. First game score by innings shows Paradise dominant in late frames. Second game features Grimes and Paradise collects hits and errors with Paradise taking the nightcap 8 6. An unrelated ice cream ad and sale notice follow, promoting National Standard Ice Cream.
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Paradise
Pat Grimes
Stars
William Hill
National League Yesterday Scores and Today’s Matchups
Yesterday’s results include Brooklyn over Pittsburgh and New York over Chicago with several ties. Today Brooklyn visits Pittsburgh, New York travels to Chicago, Boston hosts St Louis, Philadelphia plays Cincinnati.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston Eees
Louis
Baseball Standings and Today’s Games
American League games listed with records Washington ten to Detroit Philadelphia six to St. Louis Chicago one to New York Cleveland eight to Boston. Today Detroit plays at Washington St. Louis hosts Philadelphia Chicago at New York and Cleveland visits Boston.
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Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Washington Wee
Moston Wen Eenee
St. Lou's Sess
Chicago Oxen
Federal League Scores and Scheduled Games
Yesterday's results show Indianapolis 0.5 over Pittsburg 0.6 and Baltimore 0.4 up on St. Louis 0.6 with Chicago 0.4 defeating Brooklyn. Kansas City vs Buffalo with a ten inning game ended 16 to 13. Indianapolis at Pittsburg and St. Louis at Baltimore led next matchups.
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Pittsburg
Baltimore
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Buffalo
Pitcher from Browns Debuts After Bench Time
The Pitcher clan of the St. Louis Browns finally saw action yesterday as he pitched the last two innings against the Athletics. He allowed three hits, issued one walk, and struck out one batter in a brief appearance.
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Clan
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Representative Neely Presents Resolutions on Judge Dayton
Confidence resolutions from Rep Neely and the Pres ton and Haylor County Bar Associations praise Judge Alston G. Dayton. Both sets of resolutions were referred to the committee on rules for consideration and action.
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Neely
Preston
Haylor County
Alston G. Dayton
Dayton
Chumbo Bobs Sports Talk Highlights Early Summer Headlines
New York report notes American jockeys in Mexico enjoy improving conditions as races begin at Belmont Park. Windsor Ontario Jockey Club receives 49 nominations across ten stakes this season, the largest entry list in club history. Midlothian Country Club adopts new handicapping for medal play. Branch Rickey discusses player development and Browns success. Belmont Park to open inner field to the public on race Saturdays. Detroit football recall praises Jennings seed and sprinting players on the squad.
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Windsor Ont
Jockey Club
Canada
United States
Sports Ad Pastime Committee
Midlothian Country Club
Chicago
Belmont Park
New York
Sailor Pet Roskey Faces George Chip in Vernon Bout
In Vernon California on May 26 Sailor Pet Roskey meets George Chip in a one round bout this evening. At Milwaukee Willie Ritchie weighs around 128 pounds for a ten round bout with Charlie White about 133 pounds. The Chicago area event drew large ticket sales described as the biggest pugilistic attraction in years. In Brooklyn Johnny Howard faces Frank Baker in a Navy title bout and Jack Denning meets Tammany Madden in a ten round card at the Sporting Club.
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Cal
Sailor Petroskey
George Chip
Milwaukee
Wis
Willie Ritchie
Charlie White
Ritchie
White White
Chicago
Brooklyn
N. Y
Johnny Howard
Frank Baker
Navy
Jack Denning
New York
Tammany Madden
Sporting Club of
Cresaptown baseball opens season against Western Maryland shops team
Cresaptown started its season before a good crowd but lost 15 to 6 to a strong shop team composed of workers from the Western Maryland shops Ridgeley. Hayes Robinette and F. Fisher pitched for Cresaptown, while Homer Robinette pitched for the shop team. McKenzie caught for Cresaptown and W Shaffer for the visitors as heavy hitting by the shop team led to the defeat.
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Western Maryland
Ridgeley
Hayes Robinette
F. Fisher
Cresaptown Boys
Homer Robinette
Hayes
McKenzie
W. Sha
Mountain Conference Annex Meeting Set at Bedford Street Church
The Mountain Conference of the Maryland Synod of the Lutheran Church will hold an annex meeting tomorrow evening at Bedford Street German Lutheran Church. At 8 o clock there will be addresses on Our Conference. Rev. M. L. Enders will discuss The Present Strength and Work. Rev. F. H. Crissman and Rev. C. F. Bergner will speak on The Future.
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Mountain Conference
Maryland
Red Letter Day at S. and H. premium parlor
Tomorrow is Red Letter Day with 10 free stamps at the S. and H. premium parlor. Gross Bros.' Dept. Store on the third floor promotes the event with a lawn fete by the D. A. R. at the Potomac Club tonight where National-Standard Ice Cream will be served exclusively.
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Gross Bros.’ Dept
Potomac Club
Detroit vaudeville comic touts baseball dreams in May article
The piece profiles Highie Jennings from Detroit promoting a Detroit obsessed take on the World Series. It also notes praise for Burns and Kavanaugh, doubts about Cobb, and reflections on Johnson’s speed and intellect as a pitcher, plus Cincinnati Reds hopes and a jab about local ice cream pricing.
Coal firm to add 1000 kw gas engine unit in Fairmont
Consolidation Coal Company will spend over 100000 dollars to add a 1000 kilowatt gas engine unit to its central power plant in Fairmont to augment Monongahela Valley Traction Company power. The unit, to be delivered by Sept 9 and erected by early October, will ensure consistent current for the traction system, even in low water conditions at the Jayenne plant.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Monongahela Valley Traction Company
Consolidation Coal Company
Traction Company
Jayenne
Hutchinson
Pratt Is Batting Star Of Contest
Pitcher Pennock of the Athletics struck out 12 and fanned every St Louis hitter once except Pratt. Pratt, Brown's crack second baseman and noted hitter, doubled twice, added a single, and drew a base on balls in four plate appearances, batting a thousand for the day.
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Bobby Veach
Sam Crawford
Cobb
Sam
Pennock
Athletics
Bt. Louis
Pratt
Estate of missing man settled in Maryland
Mrs. Kate B W Kinsell of Big Pool received letters of administration in Hagerstown for her husband Martes Kinsell who vanished in December seven years prior. He owned real estate at Big Pool and a Hancock bank account and drew a Civil War pension that had accumulated during his absence. It is believed he was murdered and his body discarded in the Potomac after a large cash roll was seen. searches failed to recover his remains.
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Kate B. W Kinsell
Big Pool
Hagerstown
Martes Kinsell
Kinsell
Hancock
Potomac River
Automobile Licenses List From Ravenscroft to Frostburg
Motor license entries show owners and car makes in Maryland towns from Ravenscroft Oakland to Frostburg Cumberland. Vehicles include Maxwell Willys Ford Cadillac and Buick with license numbers 9747-W 9760-D 8761-Cl 9767-EP 9768-JF.
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W. Ravenscroft
Oakland
Maxwell
D. A. Benson
Frostburg
Ladies to Remember at McMullen Bros Big Thursday
The notice urges readers to visit McMullen Brothers between 10 and noon for a big event. It claims telephone orders won’t count and promotes frozen dainties from two large factories making NATIONAL STANDARD ICE CREAM the clean kind.
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McMullen
Maude
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