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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1914
Page
6
The narrative criticizes Connie Mack for risky pitching changes in the World Series, citing Bush facing hostile fans and Bender as a better choice. It argues Mack’s decisions, including leaving Schang and Shawkey’s late appearance, cost Athletics a longer series while praising the Braves’ execution and dominance.
President Wilson endorses James W. Gerard for New York Senate, lamenting the diplomat’s loss to the campaign. The message lauds Gerard’s wartime service in Berlin and his diplomatic leadership alongside a separate automobile advertisement touting Chalmers Quality and models 1915 Light Six and Master Six with prices of 1650 and 2400.
New York reports Freddie Welsh questions why he should chase a big purse against top American lightweights while hints of a strong three year old crop loom in horse racing. St. Louis Browns plan Houston camp for 1915 season and Yale players face injuries. Mentions Walter Johnson possibly joining the Federal League and Harvard star Eddie Mahan thriving. Audubon groups push bird preservation amid gunner caterpillar worries.
Frank G. Menke notes Connie Mack faced doubt as manager of the Athletics in the 1914 World Series against the Braves. He cites his decision to leave Denis Bush pitching in the third game, sparking fan outrage as over 34,000 in Boston booed the Athletic youngster.
Official notice for Giuseppe Di Salitto Md. requesting a license to sell fermented liquors in Cumberland Allegany County Maryland. Remonstrances must be filed with the Clerk within 20 days.
A brief notice advertises a war knowledge book titled Suman Recipe priced at 10 cents, with purchase through The Cumberland Press office. The item urges readers to read the book to gain wisdom about the war.
The timetable lists first and last car times between Clarysville Frostburg Westernport and connections. Services start at 6:00 to 6:12 am from various points, hourly pickups, and last cars run midnight or 11:30 pm to Frostburg. All cars east and west connect at Frostburg. B. Taylor, Superintendent.
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