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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1915

Page

7

Resta Wins 100 Mile Auto Race Set New American Record

Dario Resta won the 100 mile Harkness Cup race at Sheepshead Bay, setting a new American distance record with a time of 56 55 71 and an average speed around 105 mph. Bob Burman finished second, Ralph De Palma retired with a broken piston rod after 42 miles, and Ralph Mulford ran strong before five tire pit stops.

Ew York Dario Sheepshead Bay Brookland England Resta Chicago Bob Burman Edward Rickenbacker John Aiken Ralph dePalma Ralph Mulford Aitken de Palma Mulford Burman Rickenbacker Aitken Vox Sheer Poe Mulf Eeco Burman Be Palma Hesta de Palmas Guizen Benz Sunbeam De _Palma de Palma Ee Bigge

Hunters Should Observe Caution in Hunting Practices

Advice urges hunters to respect landowner rights by obtaining permission, avoiding shooting near houses and stock, and following safety rules. Do not load guns until in suitable areas, keep muzzle elevated, and never load in vehicles. Emphasizes trespass law respect and responsible hunting as a valued recreation.

De Palma sets world record in six mile race

De Palma completed six miles with a time of 3 minutes 9.78 seconds averaging 113.68 mph. This marks a new world record for a six mile race.

de Palma

Willard to Defend Title in March Bout in New Orleans

Jess Willard the world heavyweight champion and manager Tom Jones announced they agreed with Dominick Tortorich and Tommy Burns to sign a contract for a 20 round title defense in New Orleans during the week in March. The opponent will be chosen by December 10 and may be Frank Moran Fred Fulton or Jim Coffey. Willard plans training after Christmas.

New Orleans Jess Willard Tom Jones Dominick Tortorich Tommy Burns Willard Tortorich Frank Moran Fred Fulton Jim Coffey

Great Batters Are Born Not Made

The article argues batting skill comes from natural eye and judgment, not coaching alone. It notes many players fail despite instruction, stressing keen sight, mental poise, and hard practice as essential, with few becoming great hitters even with coaching. It cites Reds players as examples.

Wagner Cobb Reds

Young Lad Killed In Baseball Accident

Huntington West Virginia November 3 11 year old Lester Steward died from a head concussion after a baseball bat struck him during a schoolyard game at Crook school Ray Burgess 16 whose bat slipped from his hand was deemed to have caused the blow by spectators and the accident was ruled unintentional Steward was the brother of Elsie Steward a teacher at the school

Huntington W. Va Lester Steward Ray Burgess Ray Crook School Steward Elsie Steward

Peter Scott Wins Exposition Track Stake in San Francisco

Peter Scott driven by Thomas Murphy won the $20,900 stake trot at the Exposition track in San Francisco in three straight heats. First prize was $10,000 with Miss Perfection finishing second and Berthindy also notable.

Peter Scott San Francisco Thomas Murphy Exposition Track Miss Perfection Berthindy

Dope on Minors Shows Fewer Leagues This Year

Chicago reports twenty two minor leagues active down from forty seven last year as officers prepare for the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues meeting in San Francisco. Retrenchment may be discussed while many leagues already enforce salary limit rules strictly after last summer’s turmoil.

Chicago San Francisco National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues

Famed sports mubble from varied fields across seasons

An eclectic sports column notes Speedy Rush as a coaching magnet for Princeton Tigers, a Vernon boxing arena fire worth over a million, pitching pest Weisman in Detroit, St Louis hitters over Tigers, Australian Colin Bell returning home, and college football tweaks with Cornell Fordham Colgate. It also mentions McGraw in Chicago, Pat Moran to Pittsburgh, 1915 season vibes, gridders Yale Cornell Michigan and Penn, boxing bouts by Battling Levinsky, trap shooting by Lester German, and Worcester Academy basketball plans with a new gym.

Rush Princeton Tigers Vernon Cal Weisman Browns Detroit St. Louis Tigers Colin Bell Antipodes Village Nine John McGraw Cubs Pat Moran Pirates Cornell Fordham Colgate Yale Levinsky Lester German Ray Morgan Eddie Ainsmith Joe Moehling Penn Warriors Bill Carrigan Red Sox Jacob C. Morse Boston Sporting Scribes Massachusetts Jake Worcester Academy Academy

Local men enlist in the U. S. Marine Corps

Edward Taylor of Meyersdale Pa and a dozen others from Frostburg Frostburg Md and nearby towns including John Fisher Bedford Pa John Dilley Whitmer W Va Edward Eisner Beverly W Va Michael Finn Francis Cosgrove John Clark John Garrity Wheeling W Va Levi Porter Eckhart Mines Ellsworth Snowden Jr Cumberland enlisted in the U S Marine Corps at the local station.

Edward Taylor Meyersdale John Francis Fisher Bedford John Andrew Dilley Whitmer W. Va Edward Clarence Eisner Beverly Michael Thomas Finn Frostburg Francis de Sales Cosgrove John Delano Clark John J. Garrity Wheeling Levi Grant Porter Eckhart Mines Ellsworth Snowden, Jr Cumberland U. S. Marine Corps

Ward Will Filed From Ward Baking Scion Estate Near Five Million

The will of Robert Boyd Ward a Fred era backer and Ward Baking Company president who died in New Rochelle on October 12 is filed in White Plains. The estate is about six million dollars. Widow Mary C C Ward receives one half of the estate and use of the New Rochelle property and holds three thirty seconds of the remainder in trust for charitable and religious groups as she designates.

Ward White Plains N. Y Robert Boyd Ward Fredera Ward Baking Company New Rochelle Mary CC. Ward

Yale Football Faces Coaching Shakeup as Shevlin Joins

Tom Shevlin arrived in New Haven to review the Eli squad as a coaching board, including Hinkey, after Captain Talbot and Captain Wilson announced the head coach title would stay in suspense for the season. Wilson blamed lack of experienced coaches for the difficulties. Rudimentary drills occupied practice, with Van Nostrand at quarterback and Wilson moving to halfback.

New Haven Conn Tom Shevlin Yale Frank Hinkey Talbot Hinkey Wilson Shevlin van Nostrand Higginbotham

Chaney Eyes Title Clash as Kilbane Talks Progress

Baltimore reports word that Henry Bletzer offers Five thousand dollars to lure Johnny Kilbane to a Chaney fight for the featherweight crown. Dunn signals Kilbane ready to meet Chaney while Bletzer battles for hall and purse amid tense negotiations. Willie Ritchie weighs welter considerations as Packey McFarland backs welter challenge.

Baltimore Henry Bletzer George Chaney Jimmy Dunn Johnny Kilbane Bletzer Kilbane Bletcher Dunn Bletzher Chaney Cleveland Killbane Willie Ritchie Ritchie Packey McFarland

Dillon Contender for Willard's Title

Frank Moran and Gunboat Smith face a rising rival in Jack Dillon of Indianapolis after Dillon's decisive win over Young Charley Weinert at Madison Square Garden. The bout sets up speculation over a Moran versus Dillon clash while Willard's successor remains unresolved amid heavyweights.

New York Frank Moran Gunboat Smith Willard Jack Dillon Indianapolis Bearcat Madison Square Garden Charley Weinert

Allegheny Sportsmen's Association forms West Virginia deer reserve

The Allegheny Sportsmen's Association announced incorporation to promote deer propagation and an ideal hunting and fishing resort. It has acquired 5,000 acres in Pocahontas County West Virginia and leases 20,000 more for 25 years with a goal of 50,000 to 100,000 acres to create a premier game preserve. Elk and deer have been released from government herds and private stock as part of the experiment.

Laurel Creek Allegheny Sportesmen's Association Elkins W. Va West Virginia Allegheny Sportsmen's Association United States Pocahontas County Highland County Virginia

Dollar stretches on Houston Street on New York's East Side

The article highlights frugal living on Houston Street in Manhattan with images from EVERY WERK showcasing how far a dollar can go in the East Side economy. It emphasizes budget tips and local commerce as a snapshot of urban affordability.

Houston Street New York

Barton Duck Pin Team Beats Devon Club at Rogan's Alleys

Barton Md November 3 Barton duck pin team defeats the Devon club of Luke on Rogan's alleys Barton by a score of 122 points.

Barton Devon Club Barton, Md Luke Rogan's Alleys

Georgetown Beats Fordham In Clean Army Game Review

Football officials from Washington and Jefferson, Princeton, and Trinity watched Georgetown win 383 to 7 over Fordham after criticism of Georgetown's play in the Army game at West Point on October 23. They called the contest one of the cleanest played here.

New York Navy Georgetown Army Weat Point Fordham Kirberger Washington and Jefferson Bergen Princeton Donnelly Trinity

Chestnut crop largely fail in Shenandoah valley except Batesville region

Winchester Virginia reports the chestnut crop as a failure in much of the Shenandoah valley and nearby West Virginia counties, but Batesville in Albemarle County shows a bumper crop. Farmers are transporting chestnuts by the ton to Crozet and then shipping to Philadelphia.

Winchester Shenandoah Valley West Virginia Batesville Albermaiile County Virginia Crozet Philadelphia

Hoppe Breaks Record In Hartford Billiards Match

In Hartford at the Red Stag Billiard Academy on November 3 Willie Hoppe broke his own world record by running 400 to 142 on the opening break against Kopi Yam Monday. The previous first-shot record stood at 1217 set in 1911 against Cure.

Hoppe Hartford Red Stag Billard Academy Kopi Yam Willie Hoppe Cure

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