Mountaineers Triumph In State Grid Classic West Virginia 30 Wesleyan 0
West Virginia University routed West Virginia Wesleyan College 30 to 0 in a state championship game before a large South Side Park crowd. Kellison starred for WVU while Hutchinson and Chenoweth scored and the Mountaineers dominated all game. The win reverses Wesleyan’s three-year hold on the prize and sparks campus celebration.
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Fairmont
W. Va
West Virginia University
South Side Park
W. Virginia Wesleyan College
Wesleyan
Buckhanna Inds
Mountaineers
Methodists
Big State
Kellison
Hin
Mountain State
West Virginia
Ely
Wesleyan—o Hutchineon
Il. FE
Morrison Figao
Pins Cate, BP
Biontio
Wagner Lambert
Ereesess
Singleton Bpahman
Vines Vanco Webster
H. T
Keallison Colebank
R. BE
Heayner Chenoweth
B. Ia
PTIGG
Wacespess Et
Bhsies
Fipdwers
F. B
Jacobs
Wi. Vy Geoda
Esac
Hager Fortlutchinson
Biddle
Bailey
Northcott
Henrie
Daughter
Colebank
Leatherwood
Chenoweth
Latterner
Hire
Curray
Hodgers
Allen
Curry
Swan
Wagner
Lewis
Blake
Hutchinson
Rodgers
Eckersall
Chicago University
Thompson
Georgetown University
Moffat
Princeton
Chambers
Dennison
Carlos Loses to South Cumberland at South End Park
South Cumberland Collegian eleven defeated Carlos at South End Park by 20 to nil. Cumberland scored all three touchdowns on recovered Carlos fumbles. Heechey Turner and Donaldson of Central M. U. T. scored. Tom Neff the Cumberland fullback ran through Carlos and kicked two goals after touchdowns. Large crowd attended.
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Carlos
South Cumberland Collegian
South End Park
Cumberland
Heechey
Turner
Donaldson
Central ¥. M
Tom Neff
Neff
Eureka A A Defeats Cumberland K O G 20 to 18 in Berkeley Springs
In Berkeley Springs West Virginia Eureka Athletic Association won 20 to 18 over Cumberland K O G before nearly five hundred fans. Bunny led the second half surge with foul shooting while Keller scored all three Cumberland goals. Cumberland fought hard but shot poorly and the game featured ragged officiating due to a late-arriving referee.
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Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Fureka Athletic Association
Cumberland K. O. G
Western Maryland
Bunny
Berkeley
Holley Keller
Western Maryland College
Carter
Court Ward
Quard
Orrell Nicholson
Pletcher
Ward
Oakland Collegian basketball team formed for 1915-16 season
Michael J. Boyle, former Frostburg and George's Creek leagu e baseball player, is manager. The team will play at the Empire Theatre for four months with line up returning from last year except De Berry. Oakland has posted a strong record in recent seasons.
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Oakland
Oakland Collegian
Michael J. Boyle
Frostburg
Empire Theatre
de Berry
Edison Mazda Lamps Save Money for Thousands of Customers
Edison Elee Co. promotes Edison Mazda Lamps promising cost savings for buyers. Address listed as 30 N. Liberty Street with an advertisement credit to Navy. 26-21.
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Edison Elee Co
N. Liberty Street
Navy
The prettiest baby in the world is in every home
A cheerful aphorism proclaims that beauty in babies is universal, suggesting every household with a infant shares the same charm and delight. The remark frames infancy as a shared domestic treasure.
Ten football fatalities reported this season
Fever football fatalities tally ten from school and college play as the season ends. Names include Knox College’s Bryan Scott, Eastern Illinois Normal School’s Paul Root, Idaho’s Chauncey Lymen, and multiple high school players from Pittsburg to Grangeville.
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Chicago
Ill
Bryan Scott
Knox College
St. Louis University
Paul Root
Eastern Illinois Normal School
Normal University of Bloomington
Clark Monsel
Hobart
Okla
John Groom
Pittsburg
Braddock
Edward Johnson
Holyoke
Mass
Don Apples
Lima
Chauncey I. Lymen
University of Idaho
American Giants Triumph In Ballpark Showdown
Rube Foster’s crack colored base ball team, the American Giants, secured a victory in a decisive game, showcasing their strength and skill against rival squads.
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Rube Foster
The
American Giants
The 105 Games Of The 186 Played Last Season
A summary notes 105 games were played out of 186 scheduled last season. The report highlights overall activity levels and compares total played games to planned fixtures.
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Miavec
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Sloan
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Boyle
Oakland Quint
Edison Mazda
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Gilbert
Grangeville
Idaho
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Deccatur
Marist College
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Beer Among Beers
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Cumberland, Maryland
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Universities Dictionary
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