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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1915

Page

9

Equestrian Knights To Meet In Tourney At Cumberland Fair

Mary Gray plans a Cumberland fair riding tournament with local riders and guests from Allegany county. Knights form a grand pageant, race for rings on lances, crown a queen, followed by a dance and prizes. De Sales Glick and Fred Wertheimer assist Gray in organizing entries open to Cumberland residents and nearby towns.

Mary Gray Boston Cumberland Maryland Virginia West Virginia Europe Walter Scott Richard Brian de Rois Gilbert Jeneses Rebecca Froissart Gray Allegany County de Sales Glick Fred Wertheimer

60 Gridiron Men Expected In TogS On Field Today

Central Y M C A A squad members prepare for the first Camp Hill field workout with 20 to 30 candidates joining coaches Langford Lind and Gould. New players have announced interest after a recent Y rally as Allegany County Academy and High School squads train alongside the YMCA group. About 60 players will focus on passing, punting, and tackling in the session.

Central Y. M. Co. A Camp Hill Langford Lind Gould Damm Allegany County Academy Allegany County High School

Interesting Baseball Records From 19th Century Plays

The notes list pitching streaks by Marquard Keefe and Wood Johnson, a Providence 23 game stretch, Boston 20 game streak, Pittsburgh 23 losses, Stovey’s 156 steals, Hamilton’s 196 runs in 1894, Hugh Daly’s 20 strikeouts in 1884, Kilroy’s 505 strikeouts in 1884, Buck Freeman’s 26 homers in 1899, Cubs 116 wins in 1906, Radbourne’s 72 games pitched in 1884, and a 24 inning Boston-Athletics game in 1906.

Marquard New York Giants Keefe New York Wood Boston Johnson Washington Providence N. L A. L Pittsburgh Harry Stovey Athiletics Hamilton Philadelphia Hugh Daly Chicago Matt Kilroy Baltimore Buck’ Freeman Chicago Cubs Radbourne Athletics

Editor's Wife in Allegany Hospital

Mrs. W. S. Livengood of Meyersdale, wife of the Meyersdale Republican editor, underwent a successful operation at Allegany Hospital Saturday performed by Dr. James T. Johnson and M. Bruce Luchty. She is recovering well as Livengood remains in Cumberland area for several days. His brother Peter L. Livengood, former Frostburg Spirit editor, leads the Republican office in his absence.

Shriners Plan Pilgrimage to Martinsburg Ceremony

Winchester residents expect a large Mystic Shriners pilgrimage to Martinsburg West Virginia on October 16 for a special Osiris Temple ceremony. Wheeling temple members and other cardholders will depart October 17 for Washington to attend the dedication of a Mystic Shrine room in the Scottish Rite Temple.

Winchester Martinsburg W. Va Wheeling Washington

Turf Titles Likely At Laurel In October Meeting

Maryland thoroughbred championships at Laurel may crown 1915 turf champions. Notables like Regret and Thunderer loom, Whitney stable stars, Foxhall Keene entrants, and the Laurel handicap opener draw keen interest as Laurel grounds prepare.

Laurel Course Maryland Laurel

Local Official Serves Short Term As Acting Mayor

Dr. H. W. Daniels was chosen at a special meeting to act as mayor of Elkins for two or three days in the absence of Mayor Fredlock and City Clerk George Henry. Fredlock attended a Western Maryland picnic in Hagerstown and Henry was with his ill daughter in Baltimore.

H. W. Daniels Elkins Fredlock George Henry Maryland Hagerstown Mr. Henry Baltimore

Cumberland Vital Statistics Week Ending September 18

Vital Statistics of Cumberland lists births and deaths for the week. Births include James M Patterson and Flora, Jessie B Patterson and Bertha George, and several other couples with multiple names. Deaths cover infants to seniors, detailing ages from 7 months to 92 years. The Washington correspondence notes John Randolph Crown will wed Martha Elizabeth Lipscomb on the twenty-seventh and references Crown’s West Virginia reporting for the Baltimore Sun.

Cumberland James M Flora &. Patterson Jessie B Berthat George Thomas and Catherine McAbee William H Mary C. Nose Caleb Katherine White Herbert and Anna Lawrence Edward and Mary Athey James L Pansey Foreman Frank R Alice I. Rice Irving W Bertha Athey Bernard E. Stottlemyer John Randolph Crown Martha Elizabeth William Stapleton Lipscomb Joan Randolph Crown West

When You Least Expect It Blues Personal Line

Fragmentary line hints at a lyric about sorrow and distance from loved ones. No clear人物, place, or event specified.

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