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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1915

Page

8

Piedmont Takes First in $100 Series From Coney Champs

Piedmont defeated Coney 10 to 2 in Lonaconing as part of a three game series for a $100 purse. Kenny pitched for Piedmont allowing seven hits, Muster started for Coney but was relieved by Stub Brown. The opening game featured six first inning runs, with Piedmont scoring the first six before ending 10-2. Attendance 200.

Piedmont Coney Champs Lonaconing George's Creek Muster Stub Brown Kenny Coney Knode Morgan Brown Derr Kellogg Miynn Harris Flynn Piedmont AB KK HOP Lonaconing AB Ss. Bay Fiyon Keener Irwin Nagle Millman Cee Yingling Ewes Broff C Aenne Nee

Shearer Wins Ladies' Singles At Charleston West Virginia

In Charleston West Virginia Miss Elizabeth G Shearer of Cumberland defeated Miss Caroline Staunton of Charleston 6 2 6 1 in the ladies finals at the Edgewood Country Club. The article notes Shearer's fast play and hard drives. Bundy and McIntosh of Norfolk defeated Whitehead and Tunstall 6 2 10 8 6 4 in the men's doubles final. Bundy and Tunstall will face Elia Fottrell of San Francisco in a forthcoming challenge match.

Edgewood Country Club Charleston W. Va M. H. Bundy C. F. McIntosh Norfolk H. G. Whitehead Richard Tunstall Elizabeth G. Shearer Cumberland Caroline Staunton Miss Shearer Bundy Tunstall Elia Fottrell San Francisco Robert H. Shearer Washington Street

Ty Cobb Breaks American League Stolen Base Record

Chicago reports Ty Cobb set a new AL stolen base record with 89 steals in Detroit’s game against Philadelphia, surpassing Milan’s 88 in 1912. A statistician confirmed Cobb’s 89 steal mark yesterday.

Chicago Ty Cobb Milan Washington Cobb

South End Federals vs Spring Gap Giants season finale

The last game of the season was played Wednesday afternoon at Virginia Lane ball park between the South End Federals and the Spring Gap Giants. Batteries were C. HE, Daniels and R. Jones for the Giants and C. E. Fischer and Bill Lloyd for the Federals.

Virginia Lane Ball Park South End Federals Spring Gap Giants R.h.le. Giants C. HE Daniels R. Jones C. E. Fischer Bill Lloyd

Central Y M C A Football Squad Shifts Practice Ground

The Central Y M C A football squad moved from Camp Hill to South End Park for their first workout there. Coach Lind praised the improved showing and the players practiced ball handling, punts, line breaks, plus a half mile run. Practices will alternate sites this week with full sessions at South End Park starting Monday. the first game is likely October 9.

Central Y. M. C. A Camp Hill South End Park Lind

Famous Outfield of the Boston Red Sox

The piece highlights the Boston Red Sox outfielders Lewis Speaker and Hooper as pivotal strengths of the team. It discusses the value of skilled passing in football strategy and contrasts old and new school approaches, noting Notre Dame and evolving tactics shaping offense.

Boston Red Sox Lewis Speaker Hooper

What the Forward Pass Can Do on the Gridiron

New York observers contend the forward pass will become central this season, ending Eastern criticism of the play. They cite 1918 Army and Notre Dame examples where clever passing broke through strong defenses, though some coaches still doubt its safety and speed.

New York East

Red Sox to enter next season with same lineup

Boston reports indicate no new draftees added by president J. J. Lanpin as the team aims for pennant success. Pending players Pennek, Cooper, Haley, McNally and Shorten may vie for spots, having been with Providence and recalled to bolster the Boston club for a World Series run against the Phillies next month.

Providence Internationals Boston

Piedmont Special Train Baseball Run Ad

Special train service to Piedmont for a baseball game on Sunday September 26 departs Cumberland at 12 30 pm with stops at Mt Savage Frostburg Midland Lonaconing and Barton before arriving Piedmont at 2 10 pm. Return trains depart Piedmont immediately after the game.

Cumberland Mt. Savage Frostburg Midland Lonaconing Barton Piedmont Se24

National schedule notes Boston at Pittsburgh

Yesterday scores show Pittsburgh and Boston tied with 4 points. Philadelphia defeated Chicago 5 to 1, then Chicago beat Philadelphia 3 to 2. Brooklyn edged Cincinnati 3 to 2 and New York triumphed over St. Louis 7 to 3.

Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati New York St. Louis Ww. L. Pet Boston Eee Pittsburgh Oe New York Aaee

Scores of Yesterday In Major League Baseball

Boston defeated Cleveland 5 to 4 while Cleveland beat Boston 6 to 2. New York edged St Louis 7 to 90 in a misprint. New York and St Louis also played a game ending 1 to 1. Detroit defeated Philadelphia 6 to 5 with Chicago 2 to 1 over Washington.

Boston Cleveland New York St. Louis Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Washington L. Pet See Detroit Ee Chicagoe Ee St Louis Peewee Ai

Federal Today’s Schedule and Yesterday Scores

Newark at Pittsburgh and Baltimore at Kansas City lead Today’s schedule with Buffalo on St. Louis and Brooklyn at Chicago. Yesterday’s results show Buffalo 5 over Pittsburgh 2, Chicago 2 Newark 1, Newark 2 Chicago 1, St. Louis 16 Baltimore 2, Brooklyn 3 Kansas City 4.

Newark Pittsburgh Baltimore Kansas City Buffalo St. Louis Brooklyn Chicago Pittenburgh St. G. Louis Tuffalo

P A Tobacco Ad Promises Smoking Joy and Variety

An advertisement for P. A. tobacco available in red bags and tins at five to ten cents, offering humidors and a crystal glass pound humidor with a sponge moistener. It urges readers to quit lamenting old pipes and to buy P. A. for cigarette making happiness from the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. in Winston-Salem North Carolina.

P. A Jimmy Jimmy Pipe

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mike Colorado Maduro Annesien W.va Pet. Lonaconing Frostburg Ewer Ihe Notre Dame Akill Pase Lannin Wiil J. J. Lanpin Nock The Athletics Cooper New Yorks Haley McNally Philadelphia Nationals Keaton Prince Albert John B. Bach N. J Bach Albert R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO Winston-Salem, N. C
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