Penn Captain Demoted to Second Team After Conference
Ned Harris captain of the University of Delaware football team is moved from starter to the second squad for the Dartmouth game after a coaches conference. Howard Berry, regarded as a top quarterback, also moved to the second team amid team adjustments.
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Dartmouth
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Cy Young Leads In Using Brush For 1915 Shutouts
Milwaukee, Nov 4. Cy Young tops the American association pitchers for 1915 in shutouts in nine inning pregulation games. Six of his wins came before July 1. Hall of St Paul and Schardt of Indianapolis share second with five. Total mound men used by opponents reached 30, with 18 recording a 1 0 0 result at least once. Young’s listed games include May 1 Milwaukee 7 Minneapolis, May 22 Milwaukee 8 Cleveland, May 31 Milwaukee 4 1 Kansas City, June 4 1 Milwaukee 4 Columbus, February 22 Milwaukee 2 Minneapolis.
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Auto Tire Repair Company
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Decline of Boxers Britton and Clabby in 1915
Nineteen fifteen marks a down season for two former champions Jack Britton and Jimmy Clabby. Britton struggles in the lightweights with no severe weight issues, while Clabby, recently outpointed by Les Darcy, shows few notable wins as veteran fighters fade from the ring.
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Les Darcy
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Oliphant Scores Twice in Rough Army Scrimmage
At West Point on November 4 the Army varsity beat the scrubs with Oliphant tallying two touchdowns and a placement goal. Berry and Peyton showed promise as new linemen, while Kreyenbuch Gerhardt and Murrill shared quarterback duties. Cole moved to end, Jones to guard, and Parker returned at tackle after a break. The hour long scrimmage was fierce and the story continues in EVERY WEEK.
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Notice to Painters for Baltimore Street Lighting Pole Painting
Bids due by 9 50 a m Monday November 8 1915 at the office of the undersigned for painting electric light poles and fixtures of a new lighting system on Baltimore Street. Specifications available by calling at the office Oscar A Efverman Commissioner Streets and Public Property.
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Baltimore Street
Oscar A. Efverman
Commissioner Streets
Amateur boxers gear up for Panama Pacific tourney
Five winners from New York A C and Crescent A C Brooklyn hope to travel to San Francisco to compete in the international amateur boxing championship at the Panama Pacific Exposition. They will join three Cleveland boxers in Chicago and then proceed to San Francisco for next week's event.
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New York A. C
Crescent A. C
Diamonds Win Again Defeat South End At Diamond Lanes
The Diamond bowling team beat South End on the Diamond’s alleys by one pin in a tight matchup.
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South End
Diamond
Daubert Loses at Polls in Fifty-Ninth District
New York reports that John Jake Daubert captain and first baseman of the Brooklyn National League team, running as Democratic Independence League candidate, was defeated by Republican A. L. Squires in the Fifty-ninth alderman district of Brooklyn by about 1500 votes. Daubert did not actively campaign.
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Brooklyn
John
Jake) Daubert
National League Baseball Club
A. L. Squires
Daubert
Democratic Independence League
No home too old for Electric Wiring
An article urges upgrading old houses with modern electrical wiring as electricity becomes affordable, noting cost cuts by two thirds and promising safer, more efficient homes for residents.
Battle Keysar Today Keyser High School Clash
The Junior Athletic Club football team prepares for a crucial game at Keyser West Virginia against Keyser High School. An estimated 5000 visiting students are expected for rally day as both teams train hard this week. Keyser touts its strongest squad in years with a disciplined lineup led by Radcliffe Schleuss Tem pleton G Steiner Douglas Birch Davis J Steiner Dyche Cole Shields.
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Dyche
Cole
Shields
Oldring to Quit A Athletics Next Year
Philadelphia reports confirm Rube Oldring will retire from the Athletics to devote time to a Shiloh New Jersey farming property purchased two years ago. Manager Mack denied any trade or contract plans and said Oldring has not signed for next season.
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Athletics
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N. J
Oldring
Mack
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Magnates Off For Coast In National League Assembly
Chicago leaders in professional baseball depart tonight for San Francisco to attend the 14th annual meeting of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues. Officials expect major re adjustments due to weak financial showing across leagues in recent years.
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Chicago
San Francisco
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Exposition City
Houston Street Deals Highlight East Side Value
The piece markets affordable spending on Houston Street in New York City’s East Side. It promises practical options and connects images to budget friendly choices.
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