World Series game marred by crowd trouble and forfeit
A disputed World Series game between the Detatch Tigers and St Louis Cardinals ends amid fan disorder. A thrown object delays play, umpire Landis ejects Joe Medwick, and a forfeit is issued as officials confront a volatile crowd and protest for a share of prize money.
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Cho Dutzell Tigers
Whet
Hitocy
Lows
Sedge
Rand
Landis
Cardinals
Mitie
Ome
Tigers
Navin
Controversial Fracas Delights Cardinals Fans At Chicago
Umpire Landis faces a heated tussle over Medwick as Maddux and Owen clash on the field. Medwick triples and triggers a brawl, fans shower the field with items, and Dizzy Dean steels the game with a daring slide into second base as the Cardinals stage a riotous showdown in Chicago.
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Westield
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Janehdge
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Dean
Hiy
Goore Gostin
Ty Cobb
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Green lights confusion near buses and trucks
Baltimore reports John Gilliny urged the Public Service Commission to require two green lights on buses to distinguish them from vehicles. The commission ordered green lights for buses, but Gilliny now complains about mixed lighting on trucks and seeks white headlights only. He argues better visibility would prevent passengers from waving at cars or trucks. Officials say they are studying his request.
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John Gilliny
Public Service Commission
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Mt. Airy
Commission
Deabe
Willias
Car Reported Stolen in Rockville Police Notice
A Chevrolet coach owned by Mason White of Gaithersburg was reported stolen in Rockville Sunday night at 6 30. Police were alerted to be on the lookout for the vehicle.
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Football Notes Highlight Maryland Gridiron Weekend
Frederick A C football debuts feature Roger Hiteelberger and praise from Dick Harlow and Charlie Havens. Jimmy Dunn draws Maryland coach interest while Western Maryland eyes tough foe ahead. Depression prices set for seats. 25,000 fans witness Maryland Navy thriller. Dizzy Dean referenced in closing.
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Charlie Havens
all-Maryland
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Frederick
Boston College
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Annapolis
Terps
Navy
Virginia
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Ruth’s Retirement Rumor Circulates in Obscure Press
In a murky aviation era style, references to Babe Ruth surface as a dead man in ten World Series hints at retirement plans. The muddled text suggests little attention from public fans while some speculate on lingering influence and annual rituals surrounding his legacy.
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Laws
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