Meusel Fifteenth Homer Powers Yanks Over Senators
Meusel hit his fifteenth homer of the season in the 12th inning off Zachary lifting the Yankees to a 6–4 win over the Senators. Shanks tied the game with a ninth inning homer as New York uses 19 players, Ruth went hitless in four at bats.
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Reds Beaten by Dickerman as Cards Win Fourth Straight
In St Louis Leo Dickerman held Cincinnati to four hits as the Cardinals extended their winning streak to four with a 7 to 3 victory. Also in Philadelphia Jimmy Ring pitched well to lift the Phillies over Boston 5 to 4, as Boston rallied late but fell short.
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Umpire Judgments on Interference Play Intent
Interference calls hinge on judgment not intent. Umpires apply strict rules, penalizing any interference regardless of whether it was intentional. Often the enforcing penalty seems harsh as the offending team gains the benefit.
Summer Pestimess: humorous guide to outdoor hobbies
A spoof article catalogs summer pastimes and sports with irreverent, oblique definitions. It lampoons activities from canoe tilting and hiking to cross country walks and picnicking, framing them as foolish and chaotic, with sly asides about modern life and daylight saving.
Rule Dominates Radford as Norfolk and Westerns Rally
The Norfolk and Westerns beat Radford 6 to 4 at the fairgrounds. Rule pitched tightly allowing seven hits, with only two in the same inning, while Page sparked the offense with a home run and four hits in five trips. Bluefield’s Page starred, and Radford’s Northcross had two hits in four at bats.
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Two Stars Missing Hit Athletics Hard
The Athletics lose Pitcher Sam Gray and catcher Gordon Cochrane to serious injuries. Their absence weakens a club already battered by other injuries and may derail Connie Mack’s rebuilt lineup as fans recall similar woes in 1923 and prior seasons.
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Diegel and MacFarlane Lead National Open Field
Leo Diegel of Glen Oaks New York and Willie Macfarlane of Tuckahoe New York tied for the lead after the first half of the 72 hole national open championship at Worcester Country Club with 141.
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Beaver Falls Elks Rally Over Pittsburg National 7 2
In Beaver Falls Pennsylvania the Elks defeated Pittsburg National with a 14 to 7 score. Culloton and Spencer led the Gooch Drug team with strong plays and Gables supported.
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Hornsby Becomes Father as Cardinal Manager
St Louis reports Rogers Hornsby, who was named field manager of the Cardinals, became a father when a son was born last night. Cumberland tops Wheeling 6 2 and Clarkeburg defeats Fairmont 5 4 in the Middle Atlantic League.
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Umpire Interference Rule Upheld In Plays
The text argues that accidental mixups can lead to penalties on innocent players. It asserts umpires should judge the play itself and call penalties only for actual interference regardless of intent.
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