Veterans hold tough at bat in big leagues across leagues
Veteran sluggers remain hard to strike out while precision batters like Sewell Collins and Cobb show low whiff rates. Meinnis rare first base feat and Rices rubber bat legend persist as power hitters such as Ruth Meusel Gehrig top strikeout lists with high counts.
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Ruth
Joe Sewell
Whiff
Eddie Collins
Collings
Ty Cobb
Tis
Speaker
Sam Mice
Washington Star
Johnny Melnnis
Pittsburgh Pirates
George Grantham
Walter Johnson
Stuffy
Meinnis
Cleveland
How Umpires Call Runner Outs Over Running Bases
The passage argues umpire judgement in determining if a runner oversteps a base line to avoid a tag. It suggests if a runner goes more than three feet from a direct line while turning or attempting to avoid being touched, the umpire should call him out, though calls vary by official interpretation. It notes fielders must show the ball and tag, and that often the runner is deemed out if he strays while advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Rice
Sam
Tice
Rice
Texas
Wasig Quriediehon
Changes Permit Ross Passon to Play Wednesday
Manager tire summers at the total Lenagar Fevolae clinic has to clear changes. George Sibaied and Grove, Ross and Passon will be able to play meat Wednesday per RRERiVE.
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Tire Summers
Lenagar
Ross Far
Gense Vaason
Grove
Ross and
Passon
Baseball In Brief National League Results and Today’s Games
Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 3. St. Louis 4 New York 6. Boston 6 Chicago 3. Pittsburgh ? Philadelphia 7. Games today include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston St. Louis at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Yesterday Cleveland 11 Washington 3 Philadelphia 4 Detroit 3 Boston 6.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New Tor
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Gamta
Tuttsburgh
New York
Brookly
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Louis
ASO
International League Yesterday’s Results Show Close Scores
Baltimore edged Syracuse 5 to 3 while Reading was thumped 6 to 0 by Rochester. Jersey City won 7 to 4, and Buffalo prevailed 5 to 2. Toronto led 8 to 0 in a high scoring slate. Syracuse meets Baltimore, Buffalo visits Jersey City, Trochester hosts Reading, and Toronto goes to Newark.
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Nesterday
Baltimore
Syracuse
Rochester
Reading
Jersey City
Buffalo
Toronto
Trochester
Readi
Newark
le Pet
ST Jersey Cc
Can't Stop Johnnies Who Gras Another Game
League leaders report another victory as the Johnnies extend winning streak with a decisive win. Key players lead scoring while the team solidifies top spot in standings.
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Johnnies
City Loop fitting to 2. Totals we 2 248 5 1
Stolen bases T Kennedy F Kennedy Summers and Shipley. Struck out by HH k 9 by Schaeffer. Bases on OW Mask 1 off Subacler 2. Ly pitch Schaefer. Winning pitcher C Mask. Umpire Lipps. Pu me LOG Scorer Salter.
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John's
T. Kennedy
F. Kennedy
Summers
Shipley
Schaeffer
OW Mask
Subacler
Lypitch—Schaefler
C. Mask
World's Champions Go Into Lead In National League Race
Pittsburgh moved into first place in the National League standings by defeating the Phillies on Wednesday while the Robins dropped the Reds. New York widened its American League lead as the season progresses. Various battery pairings noted include Ruel with Miller and Sewell. Gray and Cochrane. McQuaid with Collins. Whitehill with Manton. Russell with Bischoff. Girard with Schans. Sherdel with O'Farrell. Ring with Snyder. Blair with Tarbett. Genewich with J. Taylor. Vance with Deberry. Donohue with Hargrave. and Gong with Ifenline.
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Pittsburgh
Phillies
Robins
Cincinnati Reds
New York
Tt. A
Philadelphia
Chicago
Gray
Cochrane
Thomas and Croute
WH. E
Detroit
Costa
McQuaid
Collins
Whitehill
Manton
R.A. E
Boston
St. Louis
Russell and Bischoff
Girard and Schans
Hk. UW. B
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Aig Be
Donohue
Hargrave
Vance
Deberry
Opote
Sherdel
O'Farrell
Ring
Snyder
Te. H. E
Blair Tarbett
Genewich
J. Taylor
R. H. EB
Wane
Philadelphia Fatteries
Vde and
Gooch
Carlgon and
Ifenline
Various Sports Events Across Nation and Abroad
Racing meets held at Belmont Park Latonia and Collinsville along with Midwest and East Coast golf tennis boxing and wrestling events list competitive matches and championships. Notable entries include Westchester Belmont Latonia Fairmount sessions and boxing bouts in Paris Philadelphia New York with multi round contests and amateur championships.
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Westchester Racing Association
Belmont Park
Kentucky
Latonia
Fairmount
Jim Leondos
Philadelphia
Paulind Uzendunye Gopo
Daniels
Paria
Young Studling
Paul Beilenbach
New York
Americans Standouts in British Northern Championship Golf
Americans led by Bill Mehlhorn of Chicago stormed through the second round of the British Northern Professional Championship in Liverpool on June 10 to reach the final 36. Mehlhorn tied for first with George Gaddall at 140 after 18 holes, James Adwick of England close behind. Jim Barnes, holder of the British Open, placed second among Americans with 148.
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Liverpool
Eng
Bill Meblhern
Chieszo
Mehlhorn
George Gaddall
James Adwick
England
Jim Barnes
Baseball Scores from Eastern Shore League Playday
Yesterday results in Parksley show Crisfield defeating 7 to 4. Easton defeated Dover 4 to 0 while Salisbury routed Cambridge 9 to 2. Upcoming games list Easton at Dover and Salisbury at Cambridge with Crisfield at Parksley. Almond oil history notes a medieval preparation from bitter almonds via water distillation, now mainly from apricot kernels.
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Parksley
Crisfield
Easton
Dover
Salisbury
Cambridge
Cambrides
Darksley
Cappers Hold Lead In City Loop Battle At Cadet Field
Everready Cappers stay among top City Loop teams after beating Chaplines at Cadet Field. Baker shines for Cappers with multiple hits and home runs by N Stone and G Wenzel. Lipps and Baker combine in pitching as Crisplines struggle to score.
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Eveready
Baker
Milley
Everedy
E. Muberly
Tao
Stone
Pinya
Mister
Moberly
Stecie
Vrust
Lipps
Miller
Lalls
Om Lipps
Hleershberger
Gittinger
City League Yesterday's Results
St. John's defeated DeMoloys 4 to 2 while Everedy beat Chaplines 5 to 2. Y.M.O.E.L. Boys showed a 4 to 3 win over Mod. The Umpire was Hershberurr with Eagles facing Moose Mo Umpire Lips. A note mentions snapshot photos under water used to study rolling slips.
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St. John's
DeMoloys
Everedy
T. Chaplines
Y.moel Boys
Hershberurr
Eagles
Moose Mo
Lipps
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Collinge
New York Yankees
Meusel
Gehrig
Babe
Mc Mianus
Goslin
Cuyler
Hartnett
Kelly
Aspa
International League
Inninas
G. AB
L. Gardner
Downes
B. Hartmuat
St. Joso
Angleberger
Hargett
Stockimey
Lho
Wenzel
Lou Taya
McCurdy Field
Oul Schacter
de Tu
Ol. Mottman
Schbeeter
Mmi
Avory Gardner
Suntoy
Atkinson
Lie
H. O
AL Gardner
Whelias
Haker
Jd. Gardner
Michael
Ranneberger
Lartsuch
Sutler
I. Kennnedy
Kennedy
Gardner
Baer
Welde
Carter
Jl. Boyerra
Steele
H. Smith
F. Davis
Sanders
L Wolfe
Ita
Porritt
Mo Summers
Washington and Athletics
AL. TE
Ruel, Miller and Sewell
Nationaly
F. H
Frederick High School
Clifton Turk
Maryland
Eastern Shore League
Dever
Cambridge Parksley
Salisburs
Urisfield of
Chaplline
Ts Or Lin Bt
John’s
Indianapolis
Firestone
Hindsh
Firerone
Tires
Yeaten
Pergee
Enges
Cos
City Transportation Co
Tacoma
Wash
Calumet Motor Coach Co
Hammond
Ind
Hayes Bus Limes
Columbia
D. C
Firesone
W.R. Rothwell
Tusicabtor
Detroke
Bfich
W. H. Peacock
Birmingham
Als
A.C. Stachic
Minneapolis
Minn
Tio
G. O. Hendrickson Urbana
Snyder's
Buckeystown
Jesse Kreig
Adamstown
Jesse Carey Doles Wright & Co
Point OF Rocks
Robert Diller
Liberty Town
W. M. Delawter
Pleasant Valley
Woodsheard
Ideal
Frederick
J. W. LeGore & Co
Legore
Thurmont
Thuremont
Sanatoriem
Emmitsburg Motor Co
Femmitsburg
Sperry’s
Emmitsburg
Rocky Ridge
Myersville Motor Co
Myersville
Renner Motor Co
New Midway
Geo. W. Corum
Jeryfersol
G. F. Clem
Rocky Ridge, MP
Thomas H. Haller
North Market St
ESSEX
Harbaugh Auto Sales
W. V. Wolfe
S. Market St
Frederick, Md
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