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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1915

Page

6

A C Academy Prepares For Beall High Clash

The Allegany County A C Academy football squad held a 30 minute scrimmage with the Central Y M C A at South End Park. Tomorrow they face Frostburg Beall High School at South End Park, with Beall High regarded as the strongest Beall team in years.

Frostburg Beall High School South End Park Beall High Beall Iligh Frostburg

Midland Form Football Team Meets Carlos Sunday

Sam Morgan builds a Midland football squad sized at 145 pounds ready for its first game against Carlos Sunday. The team, coached by Morgan, has practiced a week and lists Bowen, Muir, Ravenscroft, Kiddie, Paltonis, Stevenson, Grant, Atkinson, McGuire, Nolan, McMillan, Sulser, and others as starters and substitutes. Midland had claimed the 1912 Western Maryland championship.

Midland Sam Morgan Morgan Carlos George Bowen Muir Ravenscroft Kiddy Paltonis Stevenson Grant Atkinson McGuire Nolan McMillan Sulser Bowen Grandle Western Maryland

Princeton Professor Predicts Fish Illumination Future

Princeton biologist Dr. Alric Dahlgren told the Franklin Institute that fish will someday provide brighter illumination than present methods. He cites electric fish and eel power, envisioning eel jars and carp or mullet lighting rooms as a practical lamp future.

Princeton Franklin Institute of Philadelphia Alric Dahlgren Dahlgren

Taft denies sale of the Cubs baseball club

Charles P. Taft owner of the majority stock of the Chicago National League Baseball Club denied reports of a sale. He said the Cubs have not been sold and that no negotiations were in progress. Telegrams from Taft in Cincinnati corroborated the denial.

Taft CUBS Cincinnati, O Charles P. Taft Chicago National League Baseball Club Thomas Cincinnati

Yankees Sign Recruit Twirler Bert Shocker

New York reports Bert Shocker, the right handed pitcher drafted from Ottawa in the Canadian League, has signed his 1916 contract. He is 24, about six feet tall, weighs 190 pounds, and previously played with Ort Wayne in 1914.

New York Bert Shocker Yankees Ottawa Shocker Ort Wayne

Memorial window donor dies during installation in Myersville

Ezra Routzahn president of the Myersville Savings Bank collapsed and died as he watched his widow memorial window fitting at the Lutheran church. The pastor Rev James Willis and associates G W Wachtel of Polo Illinois and M F Shipley of Myersville witnessed the death during the memorial project.

Myersville Ezra Routzahn James Willis G. W. Wachtel Polo, Ill M. F. Shipley

La Salle candidates show up well in practice game

La Salle Institute holds two practice scrimmages as candidates for the basketball team gain handling and shooting confidence. Getty leads Eclipse with three goals, while Ryan Laffey and Glick also contribute. substitutes rotate in to test guards and centers.

LA Salle Eclipse Getty Stars Glick Belinse Ryan Harbaugh McDonald Mieckenstein Dougherty Ways Loughney Fleckenstein Schetlhaus McDonald Reinhard

Girls' basketball game postponed due to damaged court

The Frostburg Beall High School girls team and Allegany County Academy were unable to play yesterday because the court at Allegany County Academy was in bad condition after rain. The game is expected to be rescheduled for next week. Chicago officials announce the Federal League champion Chicago team will receive medals as world champions for 1915 after the league president confirms the title.

Allegany County Academy Frostburg Beall High School Chicago Federal League Joe Tinker James A. Gilmore National Commission

Beall High Line Up for Tomorrow in Frostburg

Frostburg Md October 21 Beall High School will travel by special car to meet A A pigskin chasers on the South End Park Cumberland. The lineup lists Stapleton or Hartig at center Hansel Powell Comer Cook McKenna or Hanna Sacks Philpoot or Hamill Price McLane Capt Sluss Hill and Goldsworthy with Brophy moved to Carlisle Pa as Conway Hall quarterback last year

Frostburg B. H S South End Park Cumberland Stapleton Hartig Hansel Powell Comer Cook McKenna Hanna Sacks Philpoot Hamill Price McLane Sluss Hill Goldsworthy Joseph Brophy Conway Hall Carlisle

American League Bans All Star Tours After Postseason

Chicago reports President B. B. Johnson of the American League declares post season tours a joke and announces the league will end them. He blames winter play for harming the sport and says the national commission will draft legislation to stop future post season tours.

American League B. B. Johnson Johnson National Commission

Frisco Gobbles Pennant in Pacific Coast League

San Francisco clinched the PCL championship by defeating Oakland 9 to 4 yesterday. Even if they lose the remaining games this week, they would still lead the percentage column.

San Francisco Oakland

Bridgeport approves strict WV curfew law for minors

The Bridgeport council near Clarksburg WV passed a rigorous curfew requiring all residents under 18 to be indoors by 8 PM each evening, aiming to curb juvenile disturbances and improve public safety.

Clarksburg W. Va Council of Bridgeport Here West Virginia

Juniors to Engage in County Athletics Meetings Discussed

Queen City Council No 49 of the Junior Order UNAmerican Mechanics met at Cumberland Dairy Lunch Room to plan winter activities in Allegany Garrett Maryland and Mineral counties and to form county leagues for bowling and basketball. Speakers included Dr J H Jenkins and J O J Greene with committee members named Fisher Brotemarkle and Dawson. The first get together will be in Lonaconing Friday night.

Queen City Council No Junior Order United American Mechanics Cumberland Dairy Allegany Garrett Counties Maryland Mineral County West Virginia J. H. Jenkins The Order J. O. J. Greene Sylvester Schill H. A. Fisher Edward W. Dawson Queen City Council No. 49 Lonaconing Harry A. Fisher William C. Brotemarkle

Carlos Football Squad Challenges County 135 Pound Class

Carlos Md October 21 The Carlos football team under manager Ezra Davis has issued a challenge to any county team in the 135 pound class. Lineup includes W Adams center George Cunningham left guard Corrigan right guard Davis right tackle Dunn left tackle Grimes right end T Adams left end Davis quarterback Kenney left halfback Cullen right halfback T Adams full back Ezra Davis is captain and manager to whom all challenges should be addressed.

Carlos Ezra Davis W. Adams Geo. Cunningham Corrigan Davis Dunn Grimes T. Adams Kenney Cullen

Judge Dayton Flares at Officials Over Tax Evasion Case

U. S. Court at Wheeling heard Judge A. G. Dayton condemn revenue officers for promising immunity to bootleggers. L. W. Joseph of Morgantown pleaded guilty after claiming officers told him to pay the tax. he was fined 100 dollars and jailed 30 days.

A. G. Dayton U. & Court Wheeling L. W. Joseph Morgantown Joseph

Hatfield Names Defense Society Members in West Virginia

Governor Hatfield named fifteen West Virginia representatives to the American Defense Society at the request of the national headquarters. The list includes James F. Hulme and Thomas Cairns of Charleston, John P. Arbeny and Charles H. Huggins of Wheeling, and others from Martinsburg, Piedmont, Kingwood, Clarksburg, Parkersburg, Bluefield, Huntington, Morgantown, and Wellsburg.

West James F. Hulme Thomas Cairns Charleston John P. Arbeny Charles H. Huggins Wheeling George Bowers Martinsburg Allen Luke Piedmont Sam B. Montgomery Kingwood Howard K. Gore Clarksburg T. A. Brown Parkersburg Paty Napier Wayne Harold A. Ritz Bluefield A. Beott McDonald H. J. Wells Wellsburg C. G. Temple Huntington J. H. Mereland Morgantown

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