Gridiron Clash Opens Season for Allegany County Teams
Allegany County Academy and Allegany County High School meet Friday at South End Park in the season opener. High School coach Prof Gould, a former West Virginia star, has built a fast, 150 pound average squad. Academy coach Prof John Lind has developed a capable unit though lighter in weight. Kickoff is 3 p m.
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Allegany County High School
South End Park
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West Virginia University
John Lind
Amherst
Schedule update shows games moved by rain
Today's schedule lists New York at Boston and Brooklyn at Philadelphia with two games on the slate. All yesterday’s games were postponed due to rain, leaving no completed results to report.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
New York
Scores and standings for Philadelphia Washington and New York games
Yesterday's scores show Philadelphia, Washington, Boston and New York results. Standings list Washington, New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia with varying win totals and percentages, reflecting a competitive slate across major teams.
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Ae Ae Moglon
Wicca
Citizen Soldiers Will Walk at Fort Sheridan
Fort Sheridan Illinois October 6 Soldiers in the citizen soldier camp complete a month of hard drill and planning for a five day march led by Col Nicholson. Today’s schedule featured a short hike as the unit continues to train with practical field experience.
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Citizen Soldier
Col. Nicholson
Colored Teams Close Season at South End Park
The Colored Cubs and the Meyersdale Grays, another colored aggregation, will wind up the baseball season at South End Park today. May or Koon will toss in the first ball of the last game. A large crowd of colored fans is expected.
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Meyersdale Grays
South End Park
Mayor Koon
Cumberland Rifle Club Organized in Cumberland
The Cumberland Rifle Club has been reorganized with 35 members. Officers include President Charles W Bramble, Vice President Albert H Kendig, Secretary Charles W Stark, Treasurer John J Herboldsheimer, Executive Officer H H F Himmler. Open to any male over 16. promotes military rifle shooting nationwide.
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Cumberland Rifle Club
Charles W. Bramble
Albert H. Kendig
Charles W. Stark
John J. Herboldsheimer
H. H. F. Himmler
United States
Automobile Tourists Registered at Windsor Hotel
Among the visitors listed are Dr. J. B. Grove and J. R. Welton of Petersburg W Va Mr and Mrs C C Laughnor W L Benson and R L McCandless of Pittsburgh Mrs E J Pugh and E S Reagle of Arlington Texas A pitching strong for the Red Sox while Detroit Tigers excelled in batting base running and run production but fell short of victory.
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J. R. Welton
Petersburg
W. Va
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W. L. Benson
R. L. McCandless
Pittsburgh
E. J. Pugh
E. S. Reagle
Arlington
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Sox
Jennings
Cumberland Fans Get Live World Series Wire Details
The Cumberland Press will relay World Series plays via a special wire to its building. Results will be broadcast megaphonically as received, with every move by named players covered. The edition to follow will include a complete game account. Attend at The Press building front at 2 p.m. Friday for game one.
Will Defend Outer Garden For Phils In World Series
The Press notes high interest in the Phillies defense in the World Series as press and fans expect the team to guard their lead with tireless effort through long games and key outs at the venue.
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Liquor Law Evasion Tangles Tampa Social Clubs
In Tampa on October 6 evasion of the Evans Package liquor law frustrated social club members. A joint conference meeting was held with sheriff present who warned of prompt arrests for violations while members seek methods to evade enforcement.
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Elks' Yacht County
Christian Endeavor Meet Opens in Elizabeth New Jersey
The twenty ninth annual convention of the State Christian Endeavor Society began at the Third Presbyterian Church in Elizabeth New Jersey and will continue through tomorrow and Friday.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Third Presbyterian Church
South End Bowlers Triumph in Opening Match
South End bowlers won two of three games in the opener against the Baltimore and Ohio M C A team at South End alleys. The contest kicks off the season and precedes the start of the South End League with standout scores posted for Burns Brinkman Constable Stakem and Puthie in a spirited early series.
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Ohio
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Puthie- Oonsosashnee Sro
Regular .300 Hitters Sparingly Help Big Teams
Sporting notes say heavy hitting matters little to pennant wins this year. Speaker of the Red Sox and Luderus of the Phillies are the only regular 300 hitters on top teams. The Giants trail with three regulars Doyle Merkle and Robertson among the select circle.
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Phillies
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War News A Year Ago Today Timeline Of Global Fronts
The war office announced Allied ground loss reversal between Chaulines and Reyes with advances on the right. German HQ said French outflanking pushed battle north of Arran. Belgium moved capital to Ostend. two Antwerp forts fell. Russian staff claimed partial halt to advance in East Prussia. British navy reported a German destroyer sunk by a submarine. Japanese forces in Kiao-Chau Bay claimed sinks of a German cruiser and two gunboats. Austrian torpedo boats and destroyers were sunk in the Adriatic by mines. German losses to Sept 1 totaled 117 000 killed wounded missing. overall 300 000.
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Wealthy Washington County Negro Woman Dies at 91
Mary Jane Reeder aged 91 and reputed wealthiest Black resident of Washington County died in Hagerstown. Court appointed Scott M Wolfinger and Alexander Armstrong Jr as guardians after she was found mentally incompetent to manage finances. Estate valued around 50000 dollars. She leaves two daughters.
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Mary Jane Reeder
Washington County
Scott M. Wolfinger
Alexander Armstrong,Jr
Martin L. Keedy
Neriand 12.07 Fine Notice Details
Placeholder OCR fragment notes fines and amounts with scattered figures such as 6.43 11.08 and 633 and mentions of persons or entities later. The readable text is insufficient to identify a coherent event, date, or location for a full factual summary.
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Train schedule effective Sept 1 1915 Cumberland lines
Schedule shows daily departures from Cumberland including the Pittsburgh via We, Baltimore, and New York sleepers. Services cover Elkins Metteneten via intermediate points with Sunday exceptions. routes to Hagerstown Frostburg Waynesboro Westminster and Baltimore listed with times. General manager F Stewart signs as universal passenger agent.
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