Red Sox players receive World Series shares and bonuses
Players from the Red Sox and Phillies received their World Series proceeds. Red Sox members collected 3825.80 each after excluding McNally’s reduced share and $500 for club attaches. Phillies paid 2192.23 to each of 23 eligibles, with Oescher and others receiving the remaining portions.
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Red Sox
Boston
Hobibel
Cady
Bancroft
Cincinnati Club
McNally
Riley
Greb Confident of Beating Chip in Duquesne Garden Bout
Pittsburg reports Warry Grep predicts victory over George Chip next Monday night at Duquesne Garden. His past confidence stems from prior wins including a Gavigan outpointing Jerry Cole after Greb pressed for a bout.
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Pittsburg
Warry Grep
George Chip
Duquesne Garden
Greb
Tommy Gavigan
Gavigan
Jerry Cole
Erie
Highland Club
East End
Red Mason
Mason
Cleveland
Tommy
Chip
Allegany High Boys Travel to Frostburg for Big Rivalry
Allegany County High School football team left at 2 o'clock by special trolley cars with a large band of supporters to Frostburg to face Beall High School. The storied rivalry promises a splendid contest.
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Allegany County High School
Frostburg
Beall High School
National Rifle Matches Open With Practice Rounds
In Jacksonville Florida on October 15 marksmen began two days of practice at Black Point ahead of the national championship events. The national individual match is set for Monday and Tuesday, the national team match for Wednesday and Thursday, and the national pistol and national service matches on Friday. Participants include representatives from most states, with Idaho Maryland California Texas South Carolina Pennsylvania Virginia and Washington absent.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida State Rifle Association
Southern Rik Association
Black Point
Idaho
Maryland
California
Texas
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Washington
Bear sighting on Wirt Ward mountain farm hillside
Mr and Mrs R Humphreys and Mr and Mrs A C Humphreys drove from Elkins to Cheat Bridge Sunday and saw a large black bear in a field on the west side of the mountain. The bear wandered down the slope after crossing the road as snow fell on the peak making snow tally possible in shady spots.
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R. Humphreys
A. C. Humphreys
Elkins
Cheat Bridge
Wirt C. Ward
Mntain Farm
Brain
Gibbons Plans Farm Life After Ring Career
Osakis Minnesota October 15 Smuggling a 160 acre farm Mike Gibbons middleweight will die in the spring of 1917 to become a farmer He plans to retire in the summer of 1916 spend the winter 1916 17 in a steam heated bungalow in St Paul and move to the Osakis farm in spring 1917.
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Osakis
Minn
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Cumberland White Sox Manager Hosts Banquet
Manager Hamilton of the Cumberland White Sox plans a banquet tomorrow evening in the Cumberland Dairy Lunch dining room for his team and a few friends.
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Hamilton
Cumberland White Sox
Cumberland Dairy Lunch
Central Y. M. C. A. Opens 1915 Grid Season at South End Park
The Central Y. M. C. A. football team kicks off the 1915 season tomorrow at South End Park against Massanutten Academy of Woodstock Va. Harold Freeland leads practice this week as Coach Lind tests about twenty two players, with a likely starting lineup featuring Lowenstein Nicholson Burke Beachy A Wilson Burkhart Donaldson Smouse Spriggs Freeland and R Wilson.
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Central Y. M. C. A
South
Massanuttten Academy
Woodstock
Harold Freeland
Lind
Lowenstein
Nicholson
Burke
Beachy
A. Wilson
Burkhart
Donaldson
Smouse
Spriggs
Freeland
R. Wilson
Tomorrow's college football slate across the Northeast and Midwest
A packed schedule lists Harvard at Cambridge facing Virginia, Yale hosting Springfield in New Haven, Princeton at Lafayette, and many other matchups. Schools include Cornell Bucknell, Army Colgate, Navy Pennsylvania, Penn State Gettysburg, Holy Cross Mass Aggies, Johns Hopkins Western Maryland, Lehigh Albright, Trinity Amherst, Pittsburg Carlisle, Georgetown North Carolina, Wisconsin Ford, Michigan Case, Missouri Oklahoma, Notre Dame freshmen, Oregon Idaho, and more across venues from Ithaca to Chicago and beyond.
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Penn State
Gettysburg
State
Col. Brown
Williams
Providence
Holy Cross
Mass. Aggies
Worcester
Johns Hopkins
Western Maryland
Baltimore
Lehigh
Albright
Bethlehem
Call Off Baseball Too of Clubs in Title Series
Philadelphia October 15 The proposed Pacific coast trip of the world champion Red Sox and the Philadelphia National League pennant winners has been abandoned by Robert B McRoy national baseball commission due to a failure to settle finances Phillies players consented to join except Chalmer s and Whitted The plan included games in Chicago Omaha Denver Salt Lake City and Kansas City with a 10000 guarantee for Kansas City.
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Philadelphia
Pacific Coast
Red Sox
Robert B. McRoy
National Baseball Commission
National Commission
William Lang
Boxton
McKay
Phillies
Ail
Chalmers
Whitted
MccRoy
Lannin
Boston Americans
Chicago
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake City
Dubuque
Iowa
Kansas City
Oddities of Baseball Season 1915 In Review
The season of 1915 produced many record upheavals and odd incidents. Pat Moran's Phillies won the NL pennant for Philadelphia after 32 years, Detroit won 100 games, Ty Cobb set a stolen base mark, Culshaw tied hitting record, Leonard struck out 14 in a nine inning game, Ness hit safely in 49 games, White Sox played eight extra inning games in a row, Red Sox had seven wins then faltered, Cubs fell from first to last in percentage, Federal league pennant decided on the final day, White Sox and Athletics tied the major league speed record in 60 minutes, Washington lost 11 to Boston games, Cobb led in batting, bases, and runs, and the Braves posted a 22-hit, 22-run games tally.
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Pat Moran
Phillies
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Detroit Tigers
Ty Cobb
Milan
Washington
George Culshaw
Brooklyn Superbas
Dutch” Leonard
Red Sox
St. Louis
Jack Ness
Oakland Pacific Coast League
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Cubs
Chifeds
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Athletics
Boston
Wally Schang Weds Elizabeth Aubrey in Philadelphia
Wally Schang catcher and outfielder for the Athletics married Elizabeth Aubrey of Philadelphia in St. Columba's Church. Best man was Bobby Schang of the New York Giants. The couple left yesterday for the Pacific coast.
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Philadelphia
Wally Schang
Athletics
Elizabeth Aubrey
St. Columbia's
Bobby Schang
New York Giants
Minneapolis Stands With Flag as Hall Wins Sixteen Straight
In the American Association the Minneapolis entry surged from obscurity to claim the flag. Charley Hall of St. Paul notched sixteen consecutive victories while Danforth of Louisville fanned eight Kansas City hitters in one game.
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Minneapolis
Charley Hall
St. Paul
Danforth
Louisville
Kansas City
Bear Hunters Go For Big Game in Pocahontas Woods
A party of 18 hunters from Charleston and Lewisburg heads into the 117000 acre wooded region of Pocahontas and Nicholas counties to pursue bear and other game. Postmaster J A Deduyter of Charleston and Hon Charles Dice of Lewisburg join the expedition.
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Charleston
W. Va
Pocahontas
Nicholas
Lewisburg
J. A. Deduyter
Charles Dice
Southern gridiron clash slate for tomorrow across campuses
Atlanta faces a packed schedule with key games including Georgia Tech against Transylvania in Atlanta, Georgia. Georgia vs Citadel in Charleston. Vanderbilt at Henderson-Brown in Nashville. and Central at Knoxville among many others across the South.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Transylvania
University of Georgia
Citadel
Charleston
Vanderbilt
Henderson- Brown
Nashville
Tennessee
Central
Knoxville
Washington and Lee
Virginia Polytechnic
Roanoke
Georgetown
North Carolina
Washington
South Carolina
Mercer
Columbia
Alabama
Birmingham College
Tuscaloosa
Auburn
Clemson
Texas and Rice Institute grid set for Austin Davidson and Wofford at Davidson
Sports matchups listed include Anderson Texas and Rice Institute at Austin Davidson and Wofford at Davidson Kentucky and Mississippi Aggies at Agricultural College Miss Trinity and Baylor at Dallas.
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