Baseball In Brief Yesterday’s Results and Today’s Schedule
Philadelphia topped Chicago 5 to 4 while Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 5 to 1 and Pittsburgh defeated New York 5 to 0. Other clubs not scheduled. Today’s games include Chicago at Boston, Pittsburgh at New York, and St. Louis at Philadelphia.
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American League Yesterday's Results Overview
Rain halted Philadelphia at Chicago. Other clubs had no games. Boston played Chicago. Philadelphia faced St Louis. Washington met Detroit. New York challenged Cleveland.
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International League Results Sparkling Scores Update
Syracuse hosted Newark with a 4 to 0 loss for Rochester while Baltimore overwhelmed Toronto 17 to 8 and Buffalo triumphed 3 to 0 over Reading. Jersey City beat Toronto 22 as Rochester visited Buffalo and Reading faced Newark.
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Dempsea Tunney Championship Ends Sesqui-centennial Sports
The Dempsea Tunney championship will furnish a brilliant climax to the Sesqui centennial sports program in the Quaker City.
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Baseball rule debate on stealing with runners on first and third
The article explains how runners on first and third lead to a double steal and which pitcher actions are legal. It notes that a pitcher can throw from the rubber to the plate, or step off the rubber to throw to any base, with the runner advantage influencing the play.
Racing meeting opens at Aqueduct and other events
The day’s sports card includes the Queens County Jockey Club meeting at Aqueduct, the Hserce Show-Sesquicentennial in Philadelphia, Utah Jockey Club at Salt Lake City, Southern Maryland Association at Marlboro, and a US amateur golf championship at Short Hills New Jersey. Boxing features McTigue versus Mitchell in Halifax New Jersey, De Mare against Mays in Bayonne, and Ballerino versus Koch in Bayonne.
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Pirates Hold Lead as Reds Top Dodgers in NL Clash
Kremer of the Pirates held the Giants to four hits while Mays limited the Reds to five. Cincinnati powered 12 hits off McGraw as the Dodgers fell. The Reds moved into first place with a three team NL race, and Pittsburgh beat the Giants to keep the standings tight. No AL games were played.
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Umpires Named for Frederick County League Games
President M. J. Thompsan announces the umpires for this afternoon's Frederick County League matches. Roy Morgan will officiate the Yellow Springs Thurmont game in the north county town, Milton Frank the Brunswick Emmitsburg game in Brunswick. Woodsboro and Middletown have no games today.
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Man Arrested for DWI After Police Chase
Anthony Stilling drove a car with three accomplices past Square Corner Tuesday afternoon. A city officer followed, stopped the vehicle on Trick Street, and arrested Stilling for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and lacking a registration certificate. he pleaded not guilty but was found guilty on both counts in Police Court before Justice Sherman P. Bowers.
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Women’s football match draws Burma spectators in Myaungmya
The first puddle association foot ball match ever played in Burma was held recently at the municipal ground in Myaungmya. Women competed in Western style shorts and jerseys before a large crowd. Receipts from the game were donated to charity.
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Unable to parse full historical record
The fragment outlines penalties for offenses including drunken driving and lack of registration. It notes a total sum of 10080 and that the individual was jailed for the night due to failing to pass a screening, though the text is garbled and several details are missing.
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Auto Crash Injures Washington Woman En Route to Sesqui Centennial
Miss Mary Legge of Washington D C was injured in a Monday morning auto accident near Key Mar. The car overturned on a curve and wrecked. Legge was cut and bruised and perhaps internally injured. She was taken to Frederick City Hospital along with Willam Betts Dewey Ensaias and two other women. State Police Corporal Rassa investigates the crash as the party bound for Philadelphia to attend the sesqui centennial celebration.
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Dempsey Tunney Fight Prep and Era Milestones
One thousand Philadelphia police will be on duty at Municipal Stadium for the Dempsey Tunney event. Leslie Palmer aged 17 won the Welsh Jong distance swim title from 44 rivals. In the Dublin Horse Show Switzerland won, Ireland second, England third. Dempsey is younger than many past champions at their relinquishment.
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