16 Sep 1915
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
1
Frank G. Menke profiles Robert Zuppke and Illinois as they rebuild after 1914. Despite losing key players, Zuppke believes enough veterans remain to contend for the Western Conference title as Clark, Pogue, and others compete for starting roles.
The court ruled the Sunday closing prohibition in Oregon violated the Fourteenth Amendment. The decision struck down bans on various commerce including stores, druggists, meat markets, and undertakings, holding the state must allow lawful Sunday activity with reasonable protections.
William M. Johnston withdraws from competition by order of his physician. Maurice McLaughlin, a former champion, steps in as Johnston, age twenty, is praised for his final match in Forest Hills, amid Johnston’s absence and TonTon’s rise in form.
New York sports column recounts Pat Moran's spring arrival in Philadelphia and how his leadership, patience, and trust in players transformed a ragtag lineup into a fighting team. It highlights Moran's ability to coax effort from hustlers, the club's chemistry, and the broader trades that shaped the roster.
A man was arrested in the lobby of the Monroe hotel in Park ernburg by Deputy Bharistitton and Captain Smith amid allegations of passing a bad check for a carload of peaches and cabbage drink. The incident dates back three weeks, with three prior money orders sent to Romney from Minka Rood totaling 446.
The instructional camp at Saundera Range Maryland State Rifle Ranges will begin Saturday September 26 with about 40 recruits signed and more expected before opening. Doubts about the project’s viability had led some to think it might be canceled. Poultry netting noted by K D Mc Ked Wis E Bh iars and Bh D McKEM.
John T. Myers of Sporting Béitor in Hagerstown Maryland writes Dear Birra The T M CG A basketball team hopes to arrange a contest with representative teams from your city. He asks for communication with the undersigned Dertabaugh, Manager, to settle details.
Fame says it is cheap to be a boxing scribe when two near-champs fight. The fighters do not get near the space of those who write about them.
garbled text notes postponements in school and unknown teams. It mentions Trinity Lutheran Sunday School and Washington Sausrs M. H. Burilay School with games moved to next week on Tuesday and Thursday, and a motorboat feature read as spectator sport.
Eyewitnesses in Vineland New Jersey saw a car airborne over telegraph wires after a Jersey Central train struck the automobils at a crossing. The owner survives with minor injuries while onlookers help recover the wrecked vehicle.
James Payne, who drives the automobile between this city and Cave Town, says the yesterday reported accident was minor with only two pieces knocked from posts. No other damage occurred and the mishap was not attributable to Mr. Payne or any unit.
Oakland report shows Senator Lea leading Harrington by 98 votes after partial results from one precinct and end district missing. Reported tallies include Harrington 293, Lea 392, plus other candidates Gapper 293 Maloy 309 McMullen 925 Ritchie 435 Weller 128 Wereburton 1999.
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