O Rourke's error costs Washington in 19 inning defeat
A Orourke miscue in the ninth cost Washington a win as Rust St. Louie defeated them 6 to 28 in a 19 inning marathon. Sisler, Williams, Jacobson, Severetd and Gerber contributed key hits for the Rhineteenth inning rally while Acosta allowed only a hitless stretch in the last nine frames.
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Vaughn Outlawed By Judge Landis
The southpaw Vaughn was suspended by Judge Landis after allegedly signing with the Belday Katries Irbanks-Morse and aligning with an out of league club. The contract paid $860.9 monthly April to Oct and $400 monthly the rest, keeping him ineligible for Cubs play this season with reinstatement uncertain.
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N-Shoot Fatal: Ball Player Dies After Injury
A baseball practice in Lisbon Falls ends tragically as Freeport First Baseman Hamer Frye dies from a fractured skull after being struck by a line drive. The incident occurred Saturday, with the Freeport team reeling from the loss as authorities review the accident.
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Pirates Fall On Dodger Pitcher In Slim Loss
Brooklyn edges ahead with two runs in the sixth after Tierney's error opens the frame. Reuther and Krueger combine on the mound for Brooklyn as Adams and Zinn contribute in the scoring sequence.
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Chicago Forces Extra Innings to Tie Series with 8 7 Win
Chicago and New York split their baseball series as Chicago edged New York 8 to 7 in 10 innings. Frisch Burns and Snyder homered for the visitors, while Frisch, Burns and Snyder also contributed for New York amid tied scores and errors.
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Ward Leads for Western Honors in Trans Miss Golf
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Denver reports Kansas City's J. C. Ward shot 181 for 56 holes to lead medalist honors at the trans Mississippian golf event. Ward, a wiry Kaw region entrant, showed consistency with rounds of 77 and 104 to edge Bob McKee and G Von Elm in the early Medalist standings. Von Elm matched Ward with a 75 second round for a total of 156 through 36 holes. Ward started one stroke ahead and avoided the rough opening but endured a rough hole on the first. McKee had led with 80 earlier, while Von Elm praised for an even game amid greenside struggles.
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Big men versus small men in football thinking slows debate
A debate among Western and Eastern sports writers centers on whether big players think more slowly than smaller ones. Coach Rob Zuppke argues smaller players are too often overlooked, citing examples from backfields and Princeton leaders like Edwards. Eastern writers counter that size does not determine intelligence, citing numerous swift, capable big and small players across eras.
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Donovan Out as Phillies Manager Says Baker
Philadelphia Aug 9 William F Baker president of the Philadelphia National League club announced that Wid Bil Donovan will no longer act as manager of the team Freeman is tall at 6 10 and a half feet Mc Bor could want a vacation from billiards and will play no matches unless winner take all He says a true championship seeker does not care about money
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New World Record For Gelding Trotters
Peter Manning drove the gelding to a 2:00 mile and a 58% last half in North Randall Ohio. Murphy also set a season best on Arion Guy with a 2:03 trial. Irvan Gleason of Williamsport owns Manning who cost 21000 as a yearling.
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