Y M C A. Y Boys Fall To Massanutten In Opener
The Central Y M C A gridiron squad lost 34 to 6 at South End Park in their season opener against Massanutten Academy of Woodstock Virginia. Spriggs scored for the locals with Schute and the visitors besting the Y team through strong running and a sharp forward pass. Lack of experience was blamed for the defeat as Central shows promise with more practice.
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Pete Russell Leads Maroons as Team Faces Strong Schedules
Pete Russell captains the University of Chicago eleven as the Maroons rely on his leadership to drive a successful season. He handles much of the load but will need support to upset tough foes like Illinois and Minnesota.
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University of Chicago
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Minnesota
Major League players tour schedule announced in Chicago
Major League players gather in Chicago for a Northwest and West tour beginning October 18. Frank Bancroft will manage the group with Americans led by Klepfer Ayres James Harper and others while Nationals include Coombes Alexander Pfeffer Vaughn Daubert and Magee. The All American and All National teams will be hosted at the California Expositions with the tour ending November 28.
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Greek wrestler Lamontin battles Henderson to draw
In Hagerstown Maryland October 18 Mort Henderson the Pennsylvania champion heavyweight wrestler defeated or drew with Steve Lamontin the Terrible Greek after an hour of wrestling before a large crowd. The bout was ordered to continue until one man pins the other, and it marks one of Lamontin s final matches before he returns to Greece to join the army.
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Mort Henderson
Pennsylvania
Steve Lamontin
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World Series Games Draw Local Attendance
Baseball enthusiasts filled the city last Friday and Saturday and again mid week as decisive World Series games were played here. Notable fans included W F Coale of George Creek Coal Co and Pavrerson of the Caroa Company of Bloom a Md Philadelphia Cor Black.
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George Creek Coal Company
M Pavrerson
Caroa Company
Blooma, Md
Philadelphia
Keller stars as Hopkins topples Western Maryland
Holly Keller a former A C H S athlete featured for Johns Hopkins who overwhelmed Western Maryland with a 40 yard run and a spectacular tackle. Keller scored one of Hopkins two touchdowns as the Blue Jays beat Western Maryland 35 to 12.
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Western Maryland
Hiked 300 Miles in Seven Days by Pedestrians from Ohio
Othel S. Bundy and Lew Herrick of Quaker City Ohio walked about 200 miles from their home to Winchester Virginia in seven days. They spent a day with relatives before continuing to Washington via Leesburg. They weathered a mountain snowstorm near Uniontown Pennsylvania last week and crossed Cumberland en route.
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Hancock's Model Street Completed Bridging 6300 Feet Of Concrete Road
About 6,300 linear feet of concrete road has been built through Hancock jointly by the State Roads Commission and the Burgess and Commissioners of this place. The main street varies from 16 to 36 feet in width.
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Congressman Brown offers loving cup for fall festival exhibit
Congressman W G Brown has offered a handsome silver loving cup to the school making the best exhibit at the big fall festival to be held in Charlestown West Virginia on October 28 and 29. The exhibit will feature farm garden and orchard products.
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Barrow to drop two clubs from league in 1916
Rochester dispatch reports that the Barrow enterprise plans to drop Harrisburg Pennsylvania and Richmond Virginia from its International League membership before the 1916 season. Hartford Connecticut and Springfield Massachusetts will be added to keep an eight club circuit balance due to Montreal’s location.
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Collegians Claim City Championship After Seasonal Run
Cumberland Collegians report 12 wins in 14 games this season with seven games against city teams, including a 14 to 0 victory over Oldtown Road Sluggers. They dispute a prior claim and challenge any team to disprove their title.
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Saturday Football Results List With Many Scores
A long recap lists Saturday games with scores across colleges and high schools from Georgetown to Virginia. Notable results include Yale over Springfield 19 to 0, Princeton defeating Lafayette 40 to 3, and Georgia Tech dominating Transylvania 57 to 0.
Nevada set for official speed trials this week off Rockland
Washington reports heavy naval interest as the Nevada undergoes speed tests and tests of features likely to influence future U S Navy ships. The oil fired, single funnel battleship has 24 000 indicated horsepower and 13 1/2 foot thick belt armor spanning 400 feet. It is a sister ship of the Oklahoma, also to be commissioned this year.
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Uncle Sam
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Rebekah Assembly to Confer Degrees
The Rebekah Assembly officers will visit Adam Thompson Rebekah Lodge No. 11 and hold a special meeting to confer the assembly degree on all past noble grands and past grands of Mir iam Lodge No. 16 Fraternity No. 13 Ridgeley No. 3 Colfax No. 1 Wydey No. 4 and Adam Thompson No Ras
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WVU Preparatory School Opens New Dormitory
The West Virginia University Preparatory School opens its completed dormitory for 144 boys after delays. The $32,000 building is said to be the finest for the money the state has secured and marks the completion of the project.
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Auto touristas check in at Windsor Hotel Pittsburgh
Mrs T A Wright Miss M A Sleet Mrs I M Gant Mrs George Cope and James Bennett of Pittsburgh Mr and Mrs W B Lane Mrs Howard Tebbetts Miss Dorothy Tebbetts and Alvin O Hunt of Greensburg Pa Mr and Mrs John Jayne Mrs and Mrs Robert Henderson Miss Jane Henderson Robert Henderson Jr and T A Vickers of Pittsburgh Mr and Mrs T J Nypien and Mr and Mrs C A Gelsinger of Homestead Pa are auto tourista registered at the Windsor Hotel.
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Alvin O. Hunt
Greensburg, Pa
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Gotch Quits Wrestling. Declines World Title Match
In Evansville Indiana Frank A Gotch says he is out of wrestling and will not meet the Stecher Lewis winner here October 20 for the world championship.
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Evansville
Ind
Frank A. Gotch
Water Cut Upsets 22 Roomers at Central Y M C A
Twenty two roomers at the Central Y M C A found no water to wash at morning ablutions as the water was turned off overnight and had not returned by noon. No notice had been given of the shutoff.
Triest Boy Faces German Spy Charge In London Trial
Kenneth Wood Triest, 19, son of Wolgang G Triest and his wife of New York, stands trial in London on a charge of being a German spy. He reportedly left Princeton to join the British wireless service and is alleged to have offered military secrets to Germany. The Triests, through the U S State Department, argue the youth may be unbalanced.
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Gustav Triest
Kenneth Wood Triest
Young Triest
Princeton University
State Department
Washington
Consul Skinner Sailor Returns Home From London
Robert P. Skinner United States Consul General in London sails from London to New York on the Rotterdam. He is said to be summoned to Washington for talks on the trade relations between the United States and Great Britain.
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Robert P. Skinner
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Skinner
Washington
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Getting the Luxury Money feature in magazine
Edward Mott Woolley explains how a widow could earn income after a husband’s death by renting rooms and offering board. The piece frames questions about decorating rooms, pricing board, and attracting paying boarders to ensure financial security for the future.
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Edward Mott Woolley
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