Red Alien of Bridgeport to Clash in 40 Round Bout
Olympic AOC club schedules a 40 round bout tonight featuring Red Alien of Bridgeport and Buster Graham as eager local fans recall Allen’s recent knockout of Young Leroy. Also notes Rembaud’s move to Cleveland training base and promises of a busy football season.
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New York
Olympic Aoc
Red” Alien
Bridgeport
Conn
Buster Graham
Allen
Young Leroy
Leroy
Yale comeback and sports notes from Frank G Menke
Yale makes a genuine comeback surpassing Jim Jeffries and aims to beat Harvard and Princeton. The column mocks Army Navy scheduling, notes Yale Bowl revenue, and lampoons World War I era sports personalities while tallying team shifts and resignations such as Fred Clarke with the Pirates.
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Frank G. Menke
Yale
Jim Jeffries
Fli
Harvard
Princeton
Yard Team Beats Wash House in Duck Pins by 68
Cumberland German Brewing Companys Yard team defeated Wash House 68 pins in duck pins and won two of three games. Wash House bowler John Fradiska posted the meet high with 136 pins in the third game. Yard totals show 1585 with individual scores listed for Burkett Bergeman Eversole Riehle and others.
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Yard
Cumberland German Brewing Company
John Fradiska
J. Burkett
H. Bergeman
W. Eversole
Mer Riehle
Braves and Athletics clash with lack of explanation
Connie Mack offered no immediate explanation for the Braves advantage while the Athletics offered little resistance. In other news R B Clintes of Wang Construction injured his back after a fall from a scaffold on the Mt. Savage viaduct. Young cyclists William Matthaui and Gustave Knierem suffered injuries on Will's Creek avenue. W F Groves of the Wicks House was killed while attempting to board a westbound train near Loch Lynn Heights.
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Wang Construction Company
Western Maryland
Mt. Savage Road
Hazen
William Matthaui
Edwin D. Matthasi
Valley Street
Gustave Knierem
Gustave Knieriem
North Centre Street
Will's Creek Avenue
W. F. Groves
Wicks
Loch Lynn Heights
Mountain Lake Park
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Death of an Italian shoemaker in Doe Gully
Ralph Saciro, 47, an Italian shoemaker from Doe Gully, died yesterday afternoon from a complication of diseases. His body was brought to the city and placed at Butler undertaking rooms. The funeral was held at 3 PM from SS Peter and Paul church with burial in the church cemetery. Sacro is survived by a wife and three children.
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Ralph Saciro
Doe Gully
Butler Undertaking Rooms
SS. Peter and Paul’s Church
Sachro
Actress Pauline Chase Engaged to British Soldier
London October 26 The engagement of Pauline Chase actress daughter of Dr E B Bliss of Washington and Alexander V Drummond of the West Kent Yeomanry son of George Drummond of Drummond's Bank has caused friends to speculate if she has met her fate. She has been reported engaged twice before.
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London
Pauline Chase
E. B. Bliss
Washington
Alexander V. Drummond
Wet Kent Yeomanry
George Drummond
Drummond’s Bank
Nicholas Jervis Wood
Claude Graham-White
Y M C A Triumphs Over South Cumberland Collegians in Practice
The Y M C A eleven outweighed and outplayed the South Cumberland Collegians at South End Park, winning 5 to 0 in a charity-like practice game. Nicholson scored the lone touchdown after a 25 yard march. Keller and Burkham starred for the YM. Collegians Neff and Rice led their side. No admission charged.
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South Cumberland Collegians
South End Park
Y. M
Y.M
Collegians
Micholson
Horay
U. M
Nicholson
Burkhart
Keller
Kellar
Burkham
Fuller
Neff
Rice
Record Price Paid for 20 Acres Near Winchester
John M. Steck conducted a $5,019 cash deed to George Hiett for 20 unimproved acres a mile west of Winchester along the northwestern grade. Hiett, a Paw Paw West Virginia farmer, plans a country home on land from the Tidball estate. Escaped Steamer Metapan sank October 11 after a collision with Jowan. Mrs. James P. Treacy was among the first to exit. Ira Lee Simmons and Miss Alice May Gonder wed at the United Brethren Church officiated by Rev. H. Eugene Richardson. Miss Gertrude McLaughlin, a Davis school teacher, married George Martin of Buckhannon. Hazel Harrold of Huntington succeeds her as a teacher.
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Frederick County
Winchester
John M. Steck
George Hiett
Hiett
Paw Paw
W. Va
Tidball
James P. Treacy
Oakland
Panama Canal Zone
Metapan
Jowan
Ira Lee Simmons
Altoona
Alice May Gonder
The
United Brethren Church
H. Eugene Richardson
Gertrude McLaughlin
Davis School
George Martin
Buckhannon
Hazel Harrold
Huntington
Martin
Read the war book at Cumberland Press office
Advertisement notes a 10 cent price for a war book available at The Cumberland Press office. It records a sales message in a historical newspaper context. No dates or additional entities are given beyond The Cumberland Press and a price point.
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