Central Y M C A Bowling League Standings And Fight Profits
The Central Y M C A Bowling League official standing shows Imperials and Central Y M C A tied for first by win percentage with Carmen leading in total opens. The next game pits Boilermakers against Central Y M C A while the Royal Blues and others were removed from the league. In boxing, John Johnson’s event with Freddie Welsh grossed about $15,000 with costs near $2,500 and individual purses totaling over $8,000 for Welsh and Wolgast, leaving modest net profit for organizers.
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YY. Snyder
Royal Blues
Rintendents
Imperials
Central Y. M. C. A
Iest
Carmen
Ales
Boilermakers
Pias
Ers
Johnson
Welsh
Wolgast
Science versus brawn in tomorrow's Central Y.M.C.A. clash
Tomorrow at South Park the Central Y.M.C.A ion warriors meet the Kerland Collegians in a big test of modern football. The Collegians rely on mass plays while the Y.M.C.A. uses a scientific attack with the forward pass and kicking game. Both teams report are in good condition after a light final practice and aim to outscore the other across the goal line.
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Morrow
South Park
Y. M. C. A Ion
Kerland Collegians
Interme
Collegians
Y. M
Wylie Ts
University of Pittsburgh
Istar
Fight Promoters Face Rising Costs and Low Returns
Frank G. Menke examines boxing promotion in New York noting high fighter guarantees drive up gate prices. He cites promoter Gibson who says fighters take most of the money while promoters earn little. The piece discusses how weather, attendance, and competition push costs and threaten profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Menke
New York
Wiving
Othe Fies
Ted
Gibson
Willie Ritchie Leach Cross
State Boxing Commission
James J. Johnson
Madison Square Garden
Washington District of Columbia Quarantined Over Foot and Mouth
The District of Columbia may join states under foot and mouth quarantine after the disease was found in a Brentwood herd near Washington. The herd’s milk largely supplied a major city hospital. The farm is quarantined and the herd was killed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia
Brentwood
Britain Advances Greece 10 Million Dracmas for Warships
A Grecian Chamber of Deputies announcement reported by the Exchange Telegraph says Great Britain advanced Greece 10,000,000 dracmas to fund warships to be built in English shipyards.
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London
Athens
Exchange Telegraph Company
Chamber of Deputies
Great Britain
Greece
Lena Rivers at the Maryland Theatre in five parts
The Marland Theatre shows Lena Rivers this afternoon and tonight at the Maryland Theatre at standard times. Tickets cost 15 and 25 cents for the film in five parts attracting readers familiar with the novel. Vogel's Minstrels perform tomorrow with an expanded vaudeville program and varied acts. Thirty Leagues Under The Sea screens Thursday to Saturday with sea voyage footage from the Williamson Expedition, praised by Dr. Carl Bartsch. prices 15 25 35 for general and 10 cents for children at matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Rivers
Maryland Theatre
John W. Vogel
Maryland
West Indies
Carl Bartsch
Bahama Islands
Nassau
Personal notices from The Press
Tasker Gt Lowndes returns home from Baltimore. George H. Longerbeam travels to Boyce Virginia to buy cattle for his Black Oak farm. Mr and Mrs J C Feley announce a baby boy. Mr and Mrs MM Braithwaite visit relatives in Winchester Virginia. Clip the coupon and send 10 cents for a complete record of facts leading to the present European war. Advertisement suggests limited application.
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Tasker Gt Lowndes
Baltimore
George H. Longerbeam
Boyce
Black Oak
J. C. Feley
Dale Street
MM. Braithwaite
Winchester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y. MC. A. Bowling League
S. Ae
Elaine Ees
Moose
Fradiska Eeene
Farre Moose Club
Mackert
Robertson
Alen Sa
Sears Atiae
Cumberland Press
D. OF G
England
Marland Theatre
Broadway Rose Garden
New York City
Ocean
Mechanic Street
Juley Verne
Vogel
Minstrels
John W.vo the Minstrel
Big
Segts
Mark Twain
Soakinky
Citizen Club Sc
Wilmot
V. T. Wolford & Son
Smithsonian Institute
Williamson
Williamson Brothers
Agency For the
Dorothy Dodd
Ladies’ Shoes
Stetson
Stetson Ae
W. F. Kerber
Vogel and Kerber
N. Centre St
Cumberland, Md
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland, Maryland
S. E. Kline
J. E. Harrison
S. Cumberland
R. E. Valentine
H. L. Wilson
N. George Street
Windsor Hotel
J. G. Zilch
Centre St
J. E. Holzshu & Co
Bondina
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