Tech Fresh Troop Tops Provost Guard 9 to 4
Tech freshmen routed the Provost Guard 9 to 4 yesterday afternoon. Clarke homered for Tech and Perin misplayed a long fly allowing another run. Smith earned seven strikeouts and three assists while holding the soldiers to limited hits. Timberlake homered for the Guard in the last inning. Tech faces Milton High next Saturday.
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Substitution Rules and Force Outs in Baseball
The article explains pitcher substitution rules requiring the announced pitcher to face at least one batter. It notes shifts to prevent managers from delaying with multiple warm ups. It also clarifies force outs with two runners on base and corrected baserunner rights on first and third with various on field scenarios.
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Exhibition games scheduled today across multiple cities
Braves meet Tigers in Staunton Virginia. Red Sox play in Richmond. Cubs clash in Amarillo. Giants face Washingtons in Norfolk. Cincinnati visits Indianapolis while Phillies play in Philadelphia. Browns take on Cardinals in St Louis. Sars meets Dodgers in Goldsboro.
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Harvard Grid Players Divided for Scrimmage Plan
The Harvard football squad will split into two teams coached by Wink Rollins and Big Bill Snow for Team A and Frank O'Brien with Harrie Cadman for Team B. New plays and signal drills are ahead with a Friday scrimmage to test the divisions. Team A lineup includes Murray and Gratwick among others. Team B features Wrenn and Ratcliffe at quarterback and fullback respectively.
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Concord Rifle Club Opens Season with Open Shoot
On the holiday morning the Concord Rifle Club will open its season with an open shoot at Bristol Hill range Concord. Prizes will be awarded to winners.
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Cobb’s Braves Rout Stallings Eleven in Roanoke
Ty Cobb led the Braves to a 19 to 9 rout over the Stallings squad before about 5000 enthusiastic fans in Roanoke Virginia. Cobb and teammates dominated the game as the crowd set a new attendance record for the clubs.
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Roanoke
Tyrus Cobb
Tigers rout Braves as McQuillen struggles on mound
The Detroit Tigers overwhelmed Boston in a lopsided contest. Hugh McQuillen faced harsh early blows, hammered from start to finish, while Tyrus Raymond Ford delivered a standout hitting display for Detroit as the Tigers exploited weak Atlanta pitching and fielding.
No Stropping No Honing Razor Trademark Promise
The Gillette Diamond Trademark proclaims No Stropping No Honing as the ultimate shaving edge. It asserts the blade is a hard tempered, long lasting steel ready to use without strops or hones, appealing to men seeking to save labor and time.
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Tigers Sweep Braves In Muted Hokum of a Rainy Series Finale
The Tigers hammered the Braves 8 runs on seven hits in less than two innings, Cobb delivering the power with a homer and multiple drives off Northrop. Jake Northrop started strong for Boston but faltered as Tiger bats exploded, leaving Staunton as the final stop of the trip with Detroit leading seven games to four. Managers touted profits from the tour to cover training debts before the championship season.
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King
Veach
Flagstead Powell
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Dyer
Heisman
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Bolan
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Fultz Delivers Calm on Baseball's Future After Federal Case
David L. Fultz president of the International league said he saw no reason for fear about baseball's future following the Baltimore Federal league club case. He stated the suit focused on whether a deal between organized ball members and Federal league members ruined the plaintiff's business, not on whether organized baseball was a trust.
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Baltimore
Federal League
David L. Fultz
International League
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