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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1915

Page

7

Kaiser Shaves Wenzel in Fast Exhibition Fight

Fay Kaiser of Cumberland defeated Whitey Wenzel of Pittsburgh in a ten round exhibition at Moose Hall on North Centre Street under Diamond Athletic Club. Kaiser dominated most rounds, opened Wenzel’s left eye in the fifth, and pressed for a knockout amid frequent clinches. Local boxers Bob Binnix and Bill Harvey met in a five round prelim, with honors even. Samuel Morgan of the Frostburg Athletic Club refereed.

Moose Hall North Centre Street Diamond Athletic Club Fay Kaiser Cumberland Whitey Wenzel Pittsburgh Wenzel Kaiser Fay Bob Binnix Bill Harvey Samuel Morgan Frostburg Athletic Club

King George First Wins Opening Cumberland Fair Race

At Cumberland Fair opening a six heat 2:30 pace highlighted the program. Local horse King George, racing at Pennsylvania fairs, took first in the county pace. Judges include George A. Pearce and Matthew J. Mullianey with Tony Mcluckie among officials. Purse details and entrant lists appear for multiple races with times and places.

Cumberland Fair King George Pennsylvania George D. Gould Toledo Ohio George A. Pearce Matthew J. Mullianey Vitus Rossworth

Freshmen Paddled as Second-Year Men Win Clash

Morgantown West Virginia September 29 The University Freshmen and Sophomores renewed their class war with the Sophomores marching through downtown and capturing three freshmen. The freshmen suffered paddling and stunts for a crowd, then were made to run a paddle counter nearly a block long.

Morgantown W. Va University Sophs

Unclear Sports Card Row With Team Scores

Fragmented text shows multiple baseball style team lines with numbers and abbreviations. It mentions Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati and Pittsburgh with win loss or score figures, but many parts are unreadable. The fragment appears to be a standings or scoreboard snippet from a 20th century sports page.

Donavan Manager Wild Bill Donovan Pitched Nine Games

According to the records manager Wild Bill Donovan of the Yanks pitched in nine games this season winning none and losing two. The rest of the details remain unclear and unresolved in the record.

Wild Bill’ Donovan The Yanks Hill

Poison Club entertains Jennings during Red Sox Tigers series

The Worcester Poison Club hosted Hugh Jennings during the Boston series between the Red Sox and Tigers, a detail that sparks rumors and scrutiny about backstage connections and possible improprieties in the sporting scene.

Detroit Tigers Worcester Hugh Jennings Boston

Schedule and standings jumble for Chicago Cleveland games

The page shows scattered lines about American Today's Schedule with Chicago at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Washington, plus fragmented standings and numbers. A garbled ad reference to TAXICAB-CALL 700 appears among unreadable figures and notes.

Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia Washington

Minor League Pennant Winners 1915 Across Leagues

A listing of minor league pennant winners for 1915 across multiple leagues including American Association Minneapolis Blue Ridge Frederick Canadian Ottawa Central Burlington Evanville Colonial Hartford Co G C Lonaconing Play League Valdorta Georgia Alabama Newman International Buffalo Interstate Olean Nebraska Beatrice New England Portland New York State Binghamton North Carolina Asheville Fargo Northwestern Seattle Ohio State Maysville Pacific Coast Columbus Southern New Orleans Tewaue LeACUO Wee Three Nf Moline Twin State Newport N HH Virginia State Rocky Mount Western Association Denison Western League Des Moines.

American Association Minneapolis Blue Ridge League Frederick Canadian League Ottawa Central Association Burlington Central League Evanaville Colonial League Hartford Co. & G. C Lonaconing Valdorta Georgia-Alabama Newman International League Buffalo Interstate League Olean Beatrice New England Portland New York State League Binghamton Asheville Fargo Seattle Ohio State League Maysville Pacific Coast League Columbus Southern League New Orleans Tewae Leacuo Moline Newport, Nhh Rocky Mount Western Association Denison Western League Des Moines

Bond Names WV National Guard Rifle Team

Charleston September 29 The fifteen men named to represent the West Virginia national guard in the national shoot at Atlanta next month.

Charleston West Virginia National Guard Atlanta

Federal today’s Schedule Chicago at Pittsburgh

Scores from yesterday show Pittsburgh defeating Newark 7 to 2 and Kansas City beating Baltimore 3 to 2. Other clubs were not scheduled.

Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati Washington Detroit Pittsburgh Kansas City St. Louis Buffalo Newark Baltimore

Army selects top officers for state team. some ineligible

Adjutant General John Bond announces a selected list of officers for a state participation, noting two top shooters are excluded for ineligibility. The ranked group includes Lieut Clyde Braden, Sergt Ivan Chandler, Maj Heber Rice, Capt Benjamin Cole, Sergt Plem Sawyers, and others from Huntington Fairmont Buckhannon and nearby towns. A Cubs reunion in Chicago this fall may exclude former Chance era Yankees from events.

Adjt John €. Bond Louis Burdete Stockholm Clyde Braden Parkersburg Heber S. Rice Huntington Claude A. Stewart Fairmont Benjamin F. Cole Kingwood Plem Sawyers Buckhannon Hamilton Bogard Littleton Cubs Frank Chance Chicago Yankees Chance

Red Sox Work Out on Braves Field Ahead of Series

Boston's Red Sox prepared for a forthcoming World Series clash with the Philadelphia Nationals by testing lights and turf at Graves Field. The Braves, defending champions, also trained for the four game set with the Philadelphia club. An expanded staff processed a growing queue of World Series ticket applications.

Boston Red Sox Philadelphia Nationals Graves Field Carrigan Braves Philadelphians Evers Boston Americans

Greb Chip bout eyed as Mason backs Greb odds favor Chip

Pittsburgh September 29. George Chip faces Harry Greb in a six round loss at Duquesne Garden on October 18. Manager Jim Mason backs Greb, suggesting he sees a possible upset despite odds of about 2 to 1 that Chip wins. Johnny Ray vows to challenge Patsy Brannigan in a separate matchup at the same venue. Also in Branchland West Virginia, farmer Hardy Adkins was struck by lightning and killed nearby, with a relative Alvin Adkins injured.

Pittsburgh George Chip Harry Greb Duquesne Garden Greb Jimmie Dime Jimmie Mason Chip Garfield Boy Mason Jim Ickie Johnny Ray Patsy Brannigan Mattmen Ray Brannigan Johnny Branchland W. Va Here Ilardy Adkins Adkins Alvin Adkins

Mrs Rucker A Good Shot In Barnyard Hawk Fight

While walking near their home east of town Mrs Rucker spotted a large chicken hawk on a gate post. She threw an ear of corn with steady aim and knocked the hawk to the ground killing it, ending further raids on the roost.

Jas. T. Rucker Greenbrier

One Year Ago in the War September 29 1914 Highlights

A roundup recounts the German attempt to pierce the Allied center failing, Britain separating foreign trawlers on the east coast, Italy warning subjects against enlisting abroad, Germany destroying the railway bridge at Tayuho, Chancellor freed at Galveston, and Russians pushing Germans back on the Nieman River.

Great Britain Italy Tayuho Chancellor Galveston Nieman River

Connie Mack Eyes Fresh Material for Athletics

In signing Joe Popoloski the former Seton Hall captain and pitcher, Connie Mack shows he understands the need for renewed pep and talent in the Athletics roster.

Joe Popoloski Seton Hall Connie Mack Athletics Pep

Federal League hires business manager for New York team

The Federal League engaged a business manager for its New York unit. The role is described as soft, with no ball grounds or team to manage yet.

Federal League New York

Braves Split With Red Birds This Season

Herzog's squad stopped the Braves in great fashion taking seven of the twenty two meetings with the champions.

Braves Red Birds Herzog

Chestnut Crop to Be Normal This Season

Reports to the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture predict a normal chestnut yield across the state despite chestnut blight. Weather and persistent rains favored trees, with green burrs maturing. mountain counties expect ample supply while some areas may see lower walnut crops. Hickory nuts show abundance where trees survive, while beechnuts have largely disappeared affecting wild turkeys.

Pennsyl State Department of Epg State Capitol

Fratech? Firates Stressed Over Cash Worries

A man with $250,000 worries about the Firates' chances, a notion that even Fred Clarke cannot picture as feasible. The line hints at financial pressure affecting performance and expectations surrounding the Firates.

Firates Fred Clarke

No need of a Marquard day in Brooklyn

The remark declares there is no longer a reason to honor Marquard in Brooklyn as Reuben has already had his day, signaling a shift in local sentiment or recognition. The line presents a dismissive stance toward commemorations tied to Marquard in the Brooklyn context.

Brooklyn Reuben

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