Big series split as Piedmont and Lonaconing win one each
Lonaconing and Piedmont opened the big money series at Lonaconing with a 7 to 2 Piedmont win and 6 to 2 Lonaconing win. Keener starred for Lonaconing on Sunday after joining as an outfielder and pitching seven safe hits allowed. Next two games set for Potomac Park Westernport next Saturday and Sunday with possible fifth game later.
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Lonaconing
Muster
Wilson
Keener
West Virginia
Kenny
Coneyites
Re. & Piedmont
Lashbaugh
Carroll
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Westernport
All Stars Beat Cumberland Colts In Season Finale
The All Stars of Cumberland and Georges Creek League defeated the Cumberland Colts 3 to 0 at South End Park. Johnny East pitched brilliantly allowing one hit and 12 strikeouts while Johnny Stafford held the visitors to four hits. A second inning error spree produced all three runs. East was named star and received praise with several prizes awarded postgame.
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Cumberland Colts
South End Park
Johnny East
Midland
Bill Marean
Johnny Stafford
Frederick N. Zihlman
Cumberland and Georges Creek League
Cumberland
League
Arthur Steinweg
Imperial Company
John Marean
National Woolen Mills
Humphrey Johnson
Clarence Schafer
Johnson
Colts
East
Virginia Conference adjourns at Westernport
The annual Virginia Conference of United Brethren Church adjourned at Westernport this morning. Bishop Weekly announced appointments including Rev H Eugene Richardson returning to Cumberland and Ridgeley. Ordination and a ministerial conference followed amid a long list of assignments.
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Brethren
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Westernport
W. D. Mitchell
D. G Brimlow
Nnistry
Bishop Weekly
H. Eugene Richardson
Cumberland
Ridgeley
A. S. Hamack
Dayton
Augusta
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Berkeley Springs Station
J. H. Brunk
Berkeley Springs
C. H Orowell
Bayard
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Churchville
D. G. Brimlow
Cumberland and Ridgeley
Ran—S. L. Baugher
A. J. Secristnburg
R. N. Young
Who will Connie Mack name for third World Series pitcher
The Daily Letter discusses Athletics manager Connie Mack choosing a third starter for the World Series. It weighs Pennock Shawkey Wycoff against Bush and notes past decisions by Mack and Stallings in potential matchups against the Giants or Braves.
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New York
Connie Mack
Bush
Pennock
Shawkey
Wycoff
Bender
Plank
Athletics
Mackmen
Mack
Giants
Connie
Penneck
Wyceoff
Mathewson
Indian
Braves
Stallings
Rudolph
Tesreau
James
Boston Braves
Tyler
Marquard
Demaree
National League Standings and Scores Snapshot
Fragmented summary shows team results with values for Boston New York Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn and Pittsburgh. Garbled figures include scores and records such as 56 600 65 68 531 72 74 493 77 63 89. No coherent game outcomes can be confirmed.
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Boston Wees
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Eave
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Sire
Pittshoreh
Cacirions
Cobb Arse
Baseball matchups listed for eight teams in doubleheader
Chicago at Boston, St Louis at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia outline the upcoming games. The four city pairings show cross league rivalry and scheduling for a crowded slate.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Rounds of Baseball Scores From American League
Scores recap from yesterday showing Athletics tied St Louis at six, Washington tied Detroit, Cleveland 5 2, New York 3 5, Boston 8 3, Chicago 6 4. Games reflect AL teams and results.
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St. Louis
Fragmented OCR snippet with scattered names and numbers
A damaged OCR fragment lists assorted strings, times, and identifiers. The readable content includes partial names and numerical tokens that resemble identifiers or codes but lacks coherent events or context to form a full news item.
Baseball matchups listed for Boston Chicago and others
The schedule shows Boston at Chicago, Athletics at St. Louis, Washington at Detroit, and New York at Cleveland as the featured games.
Federal League Standings Highlight Recent Results
The record shows teams like Indianapolis and Baltimore with updated win totals and percentages. Kansas City and Pittsburgh appear in the standings with adjusted figures, while Pet ro irregularities hint at league balance shifts.
Sporting Pairings Tee Up Weekday Matchups
The schedule lists St. Louis at Baltimore, Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, Kansas City at Burrazo, and Chicago at Brooklyn as upcoming clashes. Each pairing sets a regional test with likely high effort and competitive stakes across venues.
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St. Louis
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Burrazo
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston Trio Faces World Series Test In Pitching Heroics
The Boston trio has endured gruelling battles over two months, delivering shutout performances and facing heavy strain as they prepared for a world series. They have been tested more than once, called upon repeatedly, and their resilience rivals any world series battle. Edmund Burke is cited on political violence contrasting with baseball grit.
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Boston
Braves
James
Tyler
Rannolph
Knights of Good Fellowship Drops Football Team
At a recent meeting the Knights decide to drop the club football squad and replace it with a Y M C A team to be fostered by the organization. Practice at South End Park starts 4 30 PM with signal work and scrimmage tactics. Twenty three candidates try out as two teams may be formed. If ready, an opening game could be played Saturday.
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Knights of Good Fellowship Club
South End Park
Cumberland Fair Wraps With Auto Races and Revenue Notes
Cumberland Fair and Agricultural Association closed with automobile races and a solid but improvable crowd. Lunch receipts under the grandstand exceeded $800 on Thursday, while aviator William Luckey skipped flying to catch a Pennsylvania engagement. Top finishes included Linabury Ford winning two races with track records, Self Welsh securing multiple places, and Kemper E M F. placing in several events.
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Cumberland Fair and Agricultural Association
William Luckey
Curtis
Pennsylvania
Ford
Linabury
Remmer
BE Op
Ades
Kendig
I Franklin
Self
Welsh
Franklin
Kemper
E.M. F
Cotton Men Convene in New Orleans to Fix Price
In New Orleans on September 29 a conference of Southern cotton men discusses minimum price and restricted acreage. A county by county canvass across cotton states precedes possible action to ease wartime market disruption. Voluntary unions organize to meet the cotton crisis and align with bankers and merchants.
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New Orleans
South
Farmers’ Unions
Southern Cotton Association
Special Cotton Rates Aid Farmers and Railways
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized railways in cotton states to implement special storage rates for the cotton year ending August 31, 1915, to aid cotton producers and dealers during wartime disruptions.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern
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