Sisler Batting Streaks Put Cobb Records in Shade
George Sisler extends his consecutive hitting streak past 41 games, surpassing Ty Cobb's 40 game mark from 1911. The piece compares their runs and hits, noting Sisler's era of consistent contact and a shoulder-to-shoulder challenge to Cobb's feats. It also touches on Earl Sande the jockey and recent salary deals for top riding talent.
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Sisler
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Frome
Cole
George
Sister
Cobb
Georgian Peach
Siser
Anact
Earl Sande
Sande
J. F E. Widener
Philadelphia
William Zeigler
Scott's Sensational Streak Seen Likely to Endure
Evarett Scott known as the Iron Man of the Majors recently benched for the first time in nearly a decade. His consecutive games record reached 301 before a midweek absence, with echoes of past interruptions due to illness and injuries.
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Evarett Scott
Shertstop
Yankees
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Scott
Hugenns
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Perry Line
Southern Associatiom Astar
Tipe
Dome
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de Inilliee
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Luderus
Sande Expected to Earn 100000 in Bonuses Across Tich Stakes
The article notes jockey Sande could net 100000 with bonuses from many stakes, while he remains a modest gate attraction. It contrasts Babe Ruth earning about half that figure despite a 52000 salary, yet drawing large crowds and strong attendance for the Bambino.
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Seconds Win as Priderick Edges Emitsburg in Rough Game
The Priderick Quthechoul secured a 4-3 victory over Emitsburg high school after a tense clash. Pitcher Noyer held the losers to four hits while Brengle briefly batted, dislocating his arm later replaced by Franklin.
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Emitsburg High School
Franklin
Harner
Noyer
Brengle
Frederick
ATL RR
AL EL Pevilhiss
Hilson
Tothabo Rhoads
Angieberser
Honek
Reserved Front Row Seats for Opening Day
The management of the Nepromd baseball club will reserve the entire front row for the opening on Wednesday. Seats are on sale at the pack on Wednesday afternoon, and may be sold out before then if not all are taken.
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Inal
Taylorstown Defeats Lovetteville in Tight Saturday Tilt
Taylorstown pitcher Murray, a former Frederick County hurler, led the nine to a close win over Lovetteville at Taylorstown on Saturday afternoon. Bobby Orten, ex Blue Ridge star, started at third base and starred at the bat The lineup scene featured strong hitting for the Taylorstown club.
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Murray
Frederick
Ambiguous Baseball Play Rules Discussed At Practice
The article explains ball in play versus dead ball interpretation after a misplayed batted ball and base runners advancing or stopping. It notes that if an error is ruled on the ball the play ends, otherwise runners may advance. It also mentions an opening game time set for 3 30.
Umpire Hit by Ball Clarifies Batters’ Running Rights
The rule states that if a fair ball hits the umpire before an infielder touches it, no runners may advance unless forced. The batsman may be awarded first base and play continues with the ball deemed in play.
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