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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1923

Page

7

Old-Timers Discuss Hitting Rise and Pitching Decline

Veteran players and umpires debate the surge in long balls over five years. They credit the lively ball and note fewer high quality pitchers today, with many clubs lacking four star twirlers. The Boston Old-Timers Game highlights era shifts and the mystery of pitching decline.

Boston Ty Cobb Larry Lajoie Jimmy

Baseball ruling on a bases loaded overrun play

With two runs home and bases loaded in the ninth, a throw to first after a possible double play goes low and rolls fair down the right field line. An agreed rule allowed runners to advance one base on overthrows. play continues as officials determine scoring and outs.

Hamburg Spicer Grant Renner Payne Simmons Denter McKee Warnestaff Patyne Warnstaff Murphy Bird Castle Creston Speers Parker Gaines Short Augustine Young Black Birq Poirier

Baseball Rule Interpretation on Overthrows and Runners

The piece discusses a catcher to first baseman overthrow in fall territory. Umpires would rule the ball in play and runners could advance one base per peril. It reasons two runs should have scored and the batsman stayed at third.

Beath Stalks Near Altar as Flemish Couple Wed

Goettingen reports a singular wedding under a shadow of the gallows. The Flemish bride, daughter of a man sentenced to death, marries a groom condemned to 20 years. Best man and bridesmaid also face similar sentences. all four were fugitives convicted by Belgians for pro Germanism.

Goettingen

Mother Coyle Wishes Dempsey Luck Before July Fourth Fight

In Great Falls Montana on June 22, 81 year old Mrs. Coyle of Peru Indiana travels 177 miles to Dempseyville to urge Jack Dempsey to victory. She prays for him and watches the champ train as a photographer records the moment.

Bill Breitenste Great Falls Mont Jack Dempsey Shelby John Coyle Peru Ind Coyle Seattle Hoosier Land Volk Jack Mr. Dempsey Dempseyville

Leeston Caps Second Victory in Tight Hamburg Clash

Creston overturned a late Hamburg comeback with two decisive rallies in the sixth and seventh, defeating Hamburg by a close margin. Key players included Parker with three hits and Poirier, Bird, and Young contributing solidly in a hard fought game.

J. W. Richardson Creston Jamburg Hamburg Bird Castle Warnstaff Black Poirier Connie Poirier Young Speers Parker Carlson Leon

Local golfers hold second tournament on ideal course

Forty fans watched as local golfers played through a clear day with fine conditions. The scoring list shows multiple players near professional levels, including Rivenburg 60, FIndley 62, Meaders 72, and DeVoe 91, while the late innings featured back and forth scoring and a Creston lead before final tallies.

Rivenburg Nies de Pronk Dougherty Alex Roseberry Don Dougherty Peter Findley H. la Forgue John Chase Minick Dr. Davis M. L. Burt Wm. Geller Myron Burt R. Royce Fred Henderson Csiweke Chas Meadows P. K. DeVoeff

Dempsey's Old Pep Returns In Doubleheader Summary

A detailed box score notes Hamburg defeating Creston five to six with two base hits by Black Parker Augustine and Young. The feature includes three double plays, stolen bases, and pitching details from Poirier and Bird, plus umpire and time. It also lists five rules questions and answers about batting legality and interference.

Hamburg Poirier Spicer Renner Bird Payne Simmons Black Creston Young Warn McKee Warnstaff Carlson Murphy Creston Speers Parker Speers Gaines Augustinee Augustine Geant Hird Bail Parker Dixon

Baseball bat weight limits and Babe Ruth’s bat

The record asks whether baseball imposes a weight limit on bats and if Babe Ruth used a noticeably heavier bat than peers. It notes debates about permitted bat size and Ruth’s reputed preference for a heavier model compared with other players.

Distinguishing Balls in Match Play The Rule

Players may not lift a ball to see a mark unless both agree to inspect the balls on the green. If unsure which ball is theirs you must request consent from your partner and replace the ball where it lay. For direction of play a device may be used and a player may seek advice from his caddie.

Cedar Falls Coeds Stage Handkerchief Drop

About nine hundred co eds at Iowa State Teachers College in Cedar Falls perform handkerchief drop and similar games for three nights weekly during the first six weeks of summer session. Supervisors from rural education direct play with combined classes meeting three times weekly to learn and direct children's games. Eleven new instructors joined the rural education department this session.

Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers Colege Department of Rural Education

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