World Series Offers Added Attraction In Ruth And Hornsby
Billy Evans previews the 1926 World Series highlighting Babe Ruth of the Yankees and Rogers Hornsby of the Cardinals as the era’s top two stars. The piece covers Ruth’s rise from pitcher to home run king, Hornsby’s batting prowess, and the magnetic draw of the series, plus notes on managers and minor leagues’ recent shifts.
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Umpires Named for World Series Yankees Cardinals
Four veteran umpires will officiate the World Series between the Yankees and Cardinals. Bill Kiem and Tommy Connolly represent the American League, Hank Day and George Hildebrand the National League. Kiem traces back to 1891, Connolly since 1891, with O Day and Hildebrand also long familiar to fans. O'Day has managed briefly before returning to umpiring, while Hildebrand is widely known on the Johnsonian circuit.
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George Hildebrand
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Creinnat Reds
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Johnsonian
World Series history shows American League lead at 13 to 9
New York Sept 29. The American and National League pennant winners have met 22 times in World Series play, with the American League holding 12 victories and the National 9. The piece recounts series from 1903 to 1924, noting famous clashes, standout performers, and shifts in dominance across eras.
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Metropolis racing event at Jamaica Meebns Kentucky Jockey Clu
A garbled report lists racing meeting at Jamaica Meebns of Kentucky Jockey Club and related events in Harford and Havre de Grace, with unclear references to Lake and Lexington trots. Football, golf, and baseball items follow with distorted names and venues, including Western revenue cease and Pacific Coast Conference epcon.
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Imitation parchment made by heating paper in acid bath
The process describes heating paper with a spi tharic acid eng water then dipping briefly in a sulfuric acid solution to remove all traces of tac ard. The reference notes a large private owner and a figure of 322 unnamed units.
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Maryland State Stock Judging Team Heads to Detroit
Austin Miller Walter Morris and Wilbur Morris, all Maryland youths from Kent and nearby, depart for Detroit to train for the National Dairy Show. The team, formed after Timonium fair judging contests, will compete against other counties with Morris siblings leading the rankings. County Agent Shoemaker accompanied them to Timonium.
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Daring Athlete J Evans Celebrated by Opinion
A column lauds J Evans for risk taking and conviction in sport, comparing him to golf great Walter Hagen. It argues Britain’s golfers lack will to win and praises Hagen as a gambler who takes bold chances to seize victory.
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