First County Public Schools Hold Big County Meet
Allegany county held its first public school athletic meet at South End Ball Park with over two hundred pupils competing. Beall High School led with 97 points, followed by Mountain City rivals and several smaller schools. Penn Virginia Avenue School dominated many events with top finishes. The event showcased youth athletes, a strong supporting crowd, and plans for a Baltimore State Meet appearance.
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Pennsylvania
Virginia Avenue
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John E. Edwards
G. Biddington
HI. Thompson
N. Spier
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R. Anderson
W. Hammond
J. Yeager
D. Carrick
H. Gerson
E. Evans
F. Myers
J. Fernendez
Frostburg Beal
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Humbird Street
H. Thompson
Penn. Ave
Cumberland Street
Russler's Colts Head to Frostburg in Key Series
Manager Nelson W. Russler will take the Colts to Mountain City to face the Demons for the fourth meeting this season. The Colts lead two of the three games, with Lefty Smith to start for Frostburg and Ehmling likely to pitch for the Demons. A large crowd is expected and a special train leaves at 1 o clock on the Cumberland and Pennsylvania line. On Memorial Day the Alcott Peppers of Midland visit for two exhibitions at South End Park at 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Policeman Markwood and Hurler Price are slated to pitch in those games.
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Price
Press 10 Meet the Combination Black Cap Derby
The Cumberland Press team invites an All-Star lineup from the Daily News and Evening Times for a morning game at Commercial League diamond on Mt. Savage Road weather permitting. Star pitcher Chick Gellner will throw for the Press in tomorrow’s contest. Watch for the score.
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Daily News
Evening Times
Times
Mt. Savage Road
Chick” Gellner
Hatfield leads WV loan to fund unpaid state bills
Charleston West Virginia May 29 The state resumed payment of bills incurred when revenue lagged expenses through a 200000 loan negotiated by Governor Hatfield Additional loans will follow as new revenue from laws from the second special session becomes available Salaries for three months of certain state officers are among the bills awaiting payment
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Hatfield
Boston Nationals Retake Championship Pennant in Doubleheader
Boston defeats Philadelphia 6 to 2 then 5 to 4 to move into first division and cap the world championship pennant. Cravath homers for Philadelphia. Connolly makes crucial catch. Magee's double sparks the first win. lineup shuffled in the eighth inning of the second game.
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Boston Nationals
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia
Tyler
Magee
Alexander
Cravath
Connolly
Giants Beat Perdue in Opening Series Game 11 to 4
The New York Giants pounded St. Louis pitcher Hub Perdue for 19 hits to win 11 to 4 in the first game of the series. Fletcher slammed a homer plus three singles and drew a walk, while umpire Eason ejected Manager McGraw and later cleared the bench. Batteries Marquis and Smith for the Giants and Perdue and Snyder for the Cardinals.
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St. Louis
Fletcher
Eason
McGraw
Snodgrass
Marquard and Smith
Perdue
Snyder
Pittsburg Beats Brooklyn 3 to 1 at Home
Mamaux out pitched Coombs in a tight game as Pittsburg toppled Brooklyn 3 to 1. Wagner fueled the win with a triple in the sixth and a run scored on a sacrifice fly. he left after a collision. A wild throw aided Brooklyn’s lone run and a Hitchman triple plus McCarthy sac fly produced Pittsburg’s third score.
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Viox
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Pittsburgh
Johnston
Myers
Brooklyn
Frostburg to Play Meyersdale in Double Header
Frostburg travels Monday to Meyersdale for a double header under manager Butch Spier. The Athletics, building a strong season, will field a solid lineup with batteries Jackson McDade Spier and Deneen.
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Meyersdale
Butch” Spier
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AMERICAN Today's Schedule Readouts
Cleveland hosts Chicago Detroit travels to St Louis New York meets Washington Boston faces Philadelphia Boston 8 Athletics 5.
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Shawkey Loses in Ninth to Boston Errors Hurt Philadelphia
Boston overcame a five run deficit to beat Philadelphia 8 to 5 as Shawkey faltered in the ninth. Schang left with a knee gash after colliding with Hoblitzell at the plate. Thompson collected three singles and a double for the Phillies.
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Hoblitzell
Schang
Thompson
Wonees
Philadephia
Mays
McAvoy
Midland Amateurs to Play Tomorrow
Midland Md May 29 Tomorrow morning the St Josephs baseball team leaders of the Juvenile League will play the Paradise Sluggers. Lineups list Murphy Murphy Canty Winters Burns White Clapp Byrne Firlie Corrigan OBrien Sharp McConnell Blair Manley ORourke OBrien. Also the Sunday Morning Stans meet Woodland at Midland Athletic Park with lineup Corigan Thrasher Bowen Creegan Wilson Bryson Burns McConnell Shultz.
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St. Joseph's
Paradise Sluggers
John Murphy
James Murphy
Canty
Winters
Burns
White
Clapp
Byrne
Firlie
Paradise
Corrigan
F. O’brien
Sharp
Stans
Woodland
Midland Athletic Park
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Thrasher
Bowen
Creegan
Wilson
Bryson
McConnell
D. Shultz
Pinesburg Beats South End Federals In Close Contest
In Pinesburg Thursday afternoon the Pinesburg team defeated the South End Federals 4 to 2. H Mudge started for the Feds, lasted three innings, then Joe Harrison held the line while Pinesburg pulled ahead. Also, the Glenn Street Stars routed the Baltimore Avenue Tigers 12 to 3 on McNamee's Hill with Dickens and Cherry, Siebert and Getzendanner at the batteries.
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Federals
Pinesburg
H. Mudge
Feds
Joe Harrison
Harrison
Cumberland
C. Fisher
J. B. Fink
J. C. King
Aaffir
Glenn Street Stars
Baltimore Avenue Tigers
McNamee’s Hill
Dickens
Cherry
Siebert
Getzendanner
Baltimore at Kansas City and other league results
Pittsburgh defeated Buffalo 4 to 0 in a game mirrored by matchups Newark at Chicago and Brooklyn at St. Louis along with Baltimore at Kansas City. The brief scores reflect a slate of early season baseball results.
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Kansas City
Newark
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Buffalo
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Brooklyn Presberees
Fee Eek
Barger Shuts Out Buffalo Federals 4-0 in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on May 29 Barger held the Buffalo Federals to two hits as Pittsburgh defeated them 4 to 0. Ford gave up a first inning homer to Rheam, while Oakes drove in three runs with three hits. Batteries: Barger and Berry for Pittsburgh. Ford, Blair and Allen for Buffalo.
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Rheam
Oakes
R. H. BE
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Blair
Allen
Pirates Only Winner in Early Season Showings
Pittsburgh report notes Al Mamaux of Dormont stands as the Pirates' sole consistent winner with a 5–1 record after yesterday's victory over the Dodgers in Brooklyn. He limited the Superbas to four singles and outpitched veteran Jack Coombs, signaling a key role for the rest of the season.
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al Mamanx
Dormont
Pirates
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Superbas
Jack Coombs
Pirate
Lipton Opposes Renewal of America's Cup Trials
Sir Thomas Lipton, whose Shamrock IV is laid up in Brooklyn, does not favor renewing the summer trials between cup contenders Resolute and Vanitie. Local yachtmen expect the two yachts to race vigorously anyway, though many last season’s turning contests were deemed unsatisfactory.
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Thomas Lipton
Brooklyn
Resolute
Vanitie
Weekend High School Football Schedule
Saturday features Cumberland versus Piedmont and Lonaconing clashing with Midland. Sunday matches Cumberland at Frostburg and Midland hosting Lonaconing.
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Piedmont
Lonaconing
Midland
Frostburg
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