Nick Altrock’s Deceptive Move Ends Pitching Era
Nick Altrock, once a top southpaw pitcher, became a famed baseball comedian after his arm failed. He joined Altrock and Schacht, entertaining teams while still careering through minor leagues. His deceptive move to first base spawned imitators and occasional disputes with umpires.
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Batting Out of Order Rule Prompted by Fielding Team
The fielding team must call the umpire’s attention to a batting out of order before a ball is pitched to the next batsman. The improper batsman must be retired or put out before the appeal. Umpire then enforces the correct penalty by declaring the proper batsman out.
Fredericks County League Games Next Saturday
Yellow Springs at Brunswick Middletown at Thurmont or Woodsboro at Emmitsburg standings show Emmitsburg Thurmont Woodsboro Brunswick Middletown game postponed DeMolay and Firely clubs City League postponed due to DeMolay unable to field full lineup Pitcher Dubby of Chicago Na femain won 20 consecutive games
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Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Resuits
Baseball in brief lists results from yesterday with scores Brooklyn 4 Boston 2 Valladelphia 6 New York 2 Cincinnati Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 3 St Louis 1. Upcoming games include Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York Chicago at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at St Louis. Standings show Bias 507 at 23 508 35 28 56 .80 at £ 92 ml 28 508 30 32 3454 . 35 BT 31 37 362 Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis Chicago 2 Brooklyn New York Boston Philadelphia.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday in American League
Washington defeated New York 8 to 7 while Chicago beat Cleveland 5 to 4 and Detroit won 9 to 5 over St Louis. Other games were postponed by rain and two remaining matchups included Chicago at Cleveland and Washington at Philadelphia.
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International League Yesterday's Results and Today’s Games
Yesterday's results include Baltimore 4 Toronto 3 and Newark 4 Syracuse 1. Today features Baltimore at Newark Reading at Jersey City Rochester at Toronto and Syracuse at Buffalo. Standings show Baltimore leading with 46 wins and 24 losses, followed by Buffalo 25 Newark 30, Jersey City 28, Syracuse 26, Reading 20.
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Pirates Narrow Gap With Reds In Tight Standings
A three way tie for second forms in the American League as Chicago beat Cleveland and the Athletics were idle due to rain. The Pirates stay within one game of the leading Reds after a day of league play. National and American results list multiple batteries with players like Carlson, Henline, Fitzsimmons, Meadows, Hartnett, May, Hargrave, Beall, Collins, Hoyt and Palmeno among others, noting rain postponements and two-game slates.
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Sweetser to Return to Rinks This Season
New York reports Jess Sweetser will return to the skating rink this season for at least two tournaments including the national amateur championship. He recently stated he is well advanced toward full recovery from illness and a throat injury after his influenza related collapse following the British Amateur Championship win. He plans to compete at the gold mastye in Newport and in the amateur title tourney after a mountain vacation. Ty Williams played under thirteen managers in his thirteen major league seasons.
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Various Jockey Club Meets and Open Championships Across Regions
A concise roundup lists racing events across Aqueduct Latonia Collinsville Lytham St Annes Berlin Spokane Wimbledon Indianapolis Norfolk and Newark boxing bouts in Newark and Los Angeles. It notes Grover Cleveland Alexander leaving the Chicago Nationals staff via waiver and Babe Ruth slugging his twenty third home run in a doubleheader game for the Yankees in Washington.
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M E Sunday School to Hold Children’s Service Sunday
Urbana June 23 The M E Sunday School will hold their children’s service on Sunday evening June 27 at 7:44 o'clock Master John Stup has been ill but is improving Miss Dorothy Ausherman of Frederick visited her parents here Beatrice Kidd returned home after a week in Frederick Mr and Mrs Wikidd motored to Harrisburg to visit daughter Mrs Ray Searl and Mr and Mrs Wm D Kaumbardner moved into new home Peter Pan Inn Woman’s club plans an ice cream festival on July 8 Mrs Chas Kidd visited Duddercar family Mrs Roser Molesworth and daughter of Tampa Fla are visiting Mrs Molesworth News advertising pays
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Thousands Attend Catholic Meeting in Chicago
Tens of thousands join Eucharistic Congress ceremonies in Chicago with 170000 women at Soldiers Field and Lake Front Park. Archbishops Hanna and Elan, Cardinals Piff and Charest address vast assemblies while Pope Pius XI messages are read. Speakers underscore religion as a force for social stability and national virtue.
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Sancity of the home cited in national security pledge
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Wrinkles Around Eyes and Mouth Cream Ad Verse
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Worthington Wachter Files for Judgeship in Hagers Town
Worthington P Wachter of Hagers town filed a certificate of nomination for chief judge of the Fowith Judicial ct. The circuit includes Washington Allegany and Gazette counties. Hittlesterg Cie is noted as first half w mar in the Cotton States League, now starting the last half of its split season.
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Lydia E Pinkham Firm Marks Sesqui Centennial Era
An advertisement recalls Lydia E Pinkham of Lynn Mass marketing her root and herb medicine since 1878 in Philadelphia with the 150th Declaration anniversary noted. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Company operates six Lynn buildings producing Vegetable Compound, selling nearly five million bottles last year.
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