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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1915

Page

5

Keyser Squeezes Past Allegany Academy 12 to 0

Keyser School defeated Allegany Academy 12 to 0 at Keyser, bolstered by strong line play and clutch backfield work. Academy captain Wilson missed due to injury. John Street and Jose stood out on offense and defense, but couldn't breach the Keyser defense.

Allegany Coun Academy Eleven Keyser Keyser Yes Ht. Academy West Tginia Academy Ling Putite John Street Long Rona Jose Wilson Shuck Rahrig Vandergrift Cross Conley Schwarzenbach Streett Pierce Brown Fuller Workman Lee Mills

GON AGGIES ON ROAD FIVE DAYS FOR GAME

The Oregon Agricultural College football squad arrived in Lansing in good shape after five days on the road. Coach Stewart said the team stood the long trip well and was ready for a hard battle against Michigan Agricultural College. The Aggies held a long signal practice at College field and were only slightly lighter than their heavier opponents.

Lansing Mich Oregon Agricultural College Michigan Aggies Stewart College Field Oregon Aggies

Governor Questions Huntington Man Seeking Wife

In Charleston West Virginia on October 30 Governor Hatfield questions a Huntington man who requests aid in finding a wife. The man, 25, weighs 145 pounds with hazel brown eyes and wavy brown hair. He is a non smoker and former Chicago White Sox member now jobless after losing his Dayton flood home, a Leland Stanford graduate who prefers a widow.

Charleston W. Va Hatifield Huntington Chicago White Sox Dayton Leland-Stanford University of California

Baseball pitcher sentenced in West Virginia theft case

Charleston West Virginia October 30 Mike Waldron once a leading pitcher in the Mountain State League was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to stealing merchandise from a railroad car in a federal indictment.

Charleston W. Va Mike Waldron Mountain State League of Baseball

Billy Sunday Junior Injured in Winona Victory Play

Billy Sunday Jr aged 16 son of the evangelist broke his leg while carrying the ball for a Winona team victory in Warsaw Indiana. His father witnessed the accident from the sidelines.

Warsaw Ind Billy Sunday, Jr Winona

All Nations Edge All Americans 14 to 10 in Colo

The All Nationals defeated the All Americans 14 to 10 yesterday in Greely Colorado. Report notes a final score and local coverage of the game.

Greely Col

Montgomery Field Trials Attract Large Foxhunt

Rockville Md October 30 Fine sport marked the sixth annual Montgomery County Foxhunters Association field trials near Rockville on October 29 35 huntsmen with 100 hounds chased red foxes across rocky creek hills two foxes were pursued the second being run in after two hours Oyster roast for 150 guests concluded the day Venus the dog owned by Cecil Allnutt won the silver cup for best dog in the show.

Rockville Montgomery County Foxhunters’ Association Rocky Creek James P. Gott Maurice Frailey Jack Bentley Francis Snowden Elmer Atwood William V. Wawson Robert Aitcheson Venus Cecil Allnutt

Greb and Ray Each Have Bout Booked

Pittsbur gh Pa October 36 Johnny Ray matched to appear in the semi final to the Harry Greb Tom Gibbons bout in St Paul on November 16. His opponent not yet selected. He will box in the main event at Duquesne Garden on November 8. Greb to begin training for the Gibbons bout next Monday.

Pittsbburgh Johnny Ray Harry Greb Tom Gibbons St. Paul Duquesne Garden Greb Gibbons

Friar Marcus Wins Queensbury Handicap at New Market

London reports Friar Marcus the champion horse owned by King George won the Queensbury Handicap at New Market yesterday. The jockey received a wild ovation from the crowd.

London Friar Marcus King George New Market

Deputy discovers whiskey hidden in women's trunk during bust

J Walter Bee of Parkersburg reported he nabbed a band of women bootleggers in Clarksburg after seizing a large whiskey cache concealed in a woman's trunk at a West Pike street apartment. He said the women were not molested by officers due to their sex.

Clarksburg W. Va J. Walter Bee Parkersburg Prohibition West Pike Street

Plans to absorb Federal League into National League debated

Chicago reports a proposed deal to take part ownership in NL clubs by Federal League financiers including Harry Sinclair Phil Ball Charles Weeghman and heirs of R B Ward. The plan would liquidate five Federal clubs and move others to International or American League basins while reshaping ownership and managers amid opposition from Ban Johnson and Charles Murphy and possible shifts for Cubs Whales and Cardinals management.

Harry Sinclair Phil Ball Charles Weeghman William Walker Edward Gwinner R. B. Ward Newark Brooklyn Pittsburg Chicago St. Louis American Association International League Kansas City Baltimore Buffalo International Federal League New York Giants Sinclair Giants Britton Equity Gwinner Dreyfuss Pirates Whales Cubs North Side Ward New York Ban Murphy President Johnson American League Charles W. Murphy Messrs Weeghman Herrmann Johnson Miller Huggins St. Louis Cardinals Fielder Jones St. Louis Feds Comiskey White Sox Yankee Messrs. Ruppert Huston Queens County Polo Grounds Brookfed National League National

Soft Toned Decorations at National Horse Show

New York October 30. Many fine horses never before exhibited have been entered by exhibitors new to the entry lists for the National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden. The arena will be decorated in soft tones to emphasize the gowns of society women, with color schemes kept secret by the arrangements committee.

New York Madison Square Garden Navy

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