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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1915
Page
13
A dense game summary covers the Boston and Philadelphia clash detailing notable pitching shifts, fielding brilliance, and key hits. Cravath Duderus Poster and Lewis Gardner Hooper figure among top performers in a tense series bout with standout defensive plays and late runs.
In a frenzied pageant at Wrigley Field Lofty names appear as GEORGIE FOSTER and MILA SPEAKER anchor a chaotic recap of a pivotal game. The piece chronicles Speaker’s stellar hits including a first game RBI and a late extra inning flurry while President Wilson attends, the crowd roaring as Mayer battles Hooper and Cravath. The report blends batting feats, managerial plans, and presidential spectacle into a single vivid baseball snapshot.
Fragmentary notes discuss corner stone and construction at Marshall College in Huntington. The text references a date in October as significant and mentions people connected to the building and its dedication amid historical context.
Buckhannon Oct 9 The article compares West Virginia University and Wesleyan College assessing forward passing strength and overall form. It notes West Virginia's early offense while Wesleyan shows brighter moments on offense but weaker defense with focus on conditioning and line play.
Conflicting editorials over a dead rat found on a Salem street escalate tensions between two newspapers. Amid the feud, local schools, truancy officials, and church leaders are referenced as the city addresses ongoing political and social disputes.
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