Mountaineers Squad Given First Try Out
Long drill in catching punts and forward passes opens football practice at Mt. St. Marys. Twenty four men reported, five veterans from 1914 departed. W M F Carroll leads, with several former first string players back and a slate of new hopefuls aiming to fill gaps as the schedule unfolds.
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Mt.St. Mary's College
Dowells
Maryland
Kelley
Mahoney
McManus
Sutton
Wm. F. Carroll
Pittsburgh
Carroll
Rice
Cahill
Halligan
Dwyer
Stohlman
Sheridan
Long
Belifield
Mullhearn
Zitman
Whettle
Talbot
Morgan
Mullaney
Cainn
Cashman
Caney
Tisdale
Nikirk
Allen
Rodgers
Grady
King Football Rapping At Portals Of Sportdom
Local interest centers on Harry W LeGere Yale tailback in Madison training squad. A hulking open play master, he popularized the forward pass and lateral plays last season. Trained in a dark gym to perfect distance throws, LeGore demonstrated precision against moving targets before departing for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Countian
le Gore
Baseball Scores From The Day In Various Cities
In Fall Philadelphia Cleveland Athletics split results with Cleveland winning one game and Athletics another. Batteries listed as Klepfer O Neile Orrissette Lapp and Coombe Egan Lapp. In Boston Detroit played to a 0 1 score after 12 innings with Blahage note Cady. Washington and New York also appear with mixed results, and Chicago hosted New York in another lengthy game. Standings show Boston and Chicago leading, with Detroit and Cleveland trailing as reported.
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Falladelphia
Cleveland
Klep
Fer
O'Neile Orrissette
Feveland
Athletics
Coombe
Eganeaver
Boston
Detroit
Bostog
Blahage
Note
Cady
Washington
National League Saturday and Sunday Games Recap
National League results from Cincinnati and Chicago show multiple doubleheaders and scorelines. Notable batteries include Rudolph Gowdy on Cincinnati, Tesreau Dooin for New York, and Armes Snyder for St Louis. Standings and team tallies appear in fragmented lines from the period report.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Mequilan
Burns
Dale
Wingo
Pittsburgh
New York
Vitisbinah
Hatterica
Mathewson
Schauer
Wendell
Adams
Mamaur
Gibson
Tesreau
Dooin
Lener
St. Louis
Boston
St- A
Rudolph
Gowdy
Perdue
Pnyder
Ragan
Salles
Chicago
Brooklyn
Chico
Jeago
Coonbs
Ilier
Archer
Stroud
Benton
Schanz
Humphries
Robinson
Snyder
Alexander
Armes
Nyder
Chalmers
Schneider
Clarke
Federal League Scores and Standings Amid Week’s Games
A scrambled Federal League recap from Kansas City Newark St Louis Chicago and Pittsburgh shows varied results across multiple doubleheaders with batteries and lineups. Standings list Buffalo Chicago Newark St Louis Brooklyn Baltimore Pittsburgh and Kansas City with mixed win totals and percentages.
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Newark
Seaton
Rariden
Johnson
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Ruelbach
Den
Cuilop
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st _route
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Land
Watson
CuRoninn
St. Louis
Wilson
Pisak
Chapman
Iie Burgh
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Quinn
Sugis
Owens
Comstock
Ger
Berry
G Conpor
Young
Russell
Bers
Chicago
Buffalo
Bedient
Allen
Prender— Gast
Bufalo
Anderson
Schutt
Blatt
Brown
Schul
McConnell
Kanesas City
Raiserting
Haha
Henning
Easterly
Brelweries
Moran
Morely
Packard
Adams
Johnsen
Canley
Leclaire
Russel
Davenport
Crandall
Plank
Blue Ridge Officials to Meet on Tuesday
Frank K Schmidt treasurer of the local baseball club was notified by Charles W Boyer president of the Blue Ridge League of a league officials meeting in the Maryland Theatre at Hagerstown tomorrow at 1 o clock. Representatives from every city in the circuit will attend. Schmidt and others may represent Frederick. Forfeit money will be refunded tomorrow and league profits divided among six clubs. He hopes to publish his report in about a week when a meeting of the local directors will be called.
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Frank K. Schmidt
Charles W. Boyer
Blue Ridge
Maryland Theatre
Hagerstown
Schmidt
Frederick
Theatres Robberies At Marvel And Empire Reported
Two moving picture theatres, the Marvel and the Empire, were robbed Saturday night or Sunday morning. About $5 in small cash vanished at the Empire. the Marvel office was ransacked but nothing of value missing. The robberies were bold, with entry via transoms and a broken window, and the thief or thieves escaped into the street. Local speaker J Welty Fahrney promoted the Prohibition cause in Hagerstown amid Anti-Saloon League activity. Wheat rose to 1.02. corn held at 3.80. A painting ad warns that cheap paints are often frauds, urging caution.
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Fredruik
Moving Picture
The
Marvel
Empire
Barbour
Market Street
Spgke
Hagerstown
J Welty
Fahrney
Michigan Zouaves Tour Through Frederick on Pleasure Trip
Twenty five members of the Withington Zouaves from Jackson Michigan, a civilian military company, passed through Frederick in autos on Saturday afternoon on their 12th annual pleasure tour. Seven women accompanied them as they paused briefly, camped in Gettysburg that night, and planned homeward travel after visiting Washington and New York last week.
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Withington Zouaves
Jackson
Mich
Frederick
Gettysburg
William Sparks
Nova
Michigan City
New York
United States
Washington
Rockville Woman Shoots Herself Three Times
Mrs Rose Lillard 30 year old wife of James R Lillard of Rockville attempted suicide Saturday night by shooting herself three times in the stomach and is in critical condition in a Washington hospital. An operation followed admission. Lillard had separated from her husband for years and lived with the Trail family, longtime jail associates, as an assistant around the Rockville jail. She has a 7 year old son and was formerly Mrs Poole of Poolesville.
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Rockville
Rose Lillard
James R. Lillard
Washington
Turnbull Bowling Champion Crowned in Braddock Alleys
Turnbull led the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway bowlers to close the season with 50 games at Braddock Alley. He posted the top total pins 6259 and top single-game 138 while totaling 685 pins for five games. Smith and H E Willard followed in the overall pinfall. Maryland School for the Deaf baseball team beat Frederick All Stars 9 to 5, with Downes starring in hitting and pitching.
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Hagerstown and Frederick
Braddock
Turnbull
Smith
H. E. Willard
Maryland
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick All Stars
Downes
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