Herb Pennock Fights Off Age In Yankee Return
Veteran southpaw Herb Pennock aims for another season with the Yankees as he battles age and plans to help overtake Connie Mack and his Athletics. Manager Bob Shawkey and trainer Dec Painter say Pennock’s arm is sound and ready for regular starts, though not every four days. Pennock hopes to retire later to Kennett Square, focusing on family and fox breeding.
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Jerb Pennock
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Jake Ruppert
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Slelina
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Yankees
Counly Mack
Bob Shawkey
Bob
Book on Sports Reveals Few Causes of Fatigue
The article summarizes Professor Elwyn of Columbia University and his book Your Self, Inc. The text argues fatigue is caused by the body's own processes, notably lactic acid buildup. It also notes how exercise raises oxygen use, carbon dioxide release, and heat production in athletes such as runners, swimmers, and marching soldiers.
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Elwyn
Columbia University
Boltzing Point
Harvard Pleased With Profitable Athletics
Harvard reports a strong post war athletic year with major wins in football and track. The Crimson beat Yale in track while other sports fed the Elis, and speculation grows about next fall as Harry Wood is expected to energize the offense against top rivals.
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Evia
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Yale
New London
Lada
Cambridge
Harry Wood
Michigan
Army
Boy Admitted With Shave Offer at Ladies Day Gate
A woman sought free admission for her older son on a ladies day at the ball park. The gate tender refused, prompting the woman to protest. A man nearby suggested she give the boy a quarter to get a shave and gain entry.
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Anomat
Ball Park
Notable Players and Teams Across Early 20th Century Sports
Granville Lush pitches for a senior pro club in Chicago. Illinois baseball features six sophomores in the nine. The Southern amateur golf title has gone undefended for three years. Basque pacifist Uzecuduim wears 28-ounce gloves in training. Orval Martin, a Purdue distance runner, never lost a Western Conference race. Schutmerich stars in Los Angeles meets. Cubs watch closely. Billy Bayne seeks return to majors after a Boston assignment to Chattanooga. Tenn State lacrosse players to be represented by younger brothers. Oregon football players to average 200 pounds next fall. Wesley Ferrell aims for 30 wins after 21 in debut season. David Broose Tobias will be ineligible next fall at Wisconsin. Sacramento PCL club adopts free kids day Fridays. Baltimore stadium hosts ten college games with Navy and Ohio State highlighted. Rob Russell remains a hitting threat for Chicago White Sox. Bill Slater, bowling champ, seeks first 200 game after 15 years. Football and baseball grow in Mexico with Sunday crowds of Red Grange and Babe Ruth fans.
College players and bench directors in early baseball debates
The article discusses bench rules for college baseball with East versus West differences and notes a long-standing debate on whether college players need a bench director. It references figures like Tack Hardwick and Harold Hardwick, and mentions various players and teams across pro and college levels.
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Tack Mardwick
Farvard
Yate
Hardwick
Miles
Unique Americans whose careers spanned two nations
A portrait of three e xceptional figures in American history. Samuel P Carter, born 1819 in Elizabethtown, rose from midshipman to rear admiral and brigadier general, serving in both navy and army. Benjamin, a Louisiana native and Union and Confederate official, held cabinet posts under Jefferson Davis and contributed to state governance and law. James Shields, immigrant from Ireland, served as governor, senator in multiple states, and brigadier general in the Civil War, later ending his career as a door keeper of the Senate.
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Folstun
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Mace
Ottumwa
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Gallant Fox Honored by Premier Jockey Sande
Karl Sande, famed rider of Gallant Fox, praised the horse’s greatness. He said Gallant Fox is the best horse he has ridden over long distances, better than Zev in early speed, though Zev was faster early.
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Gallant Fox
Borge
Sears
Zev
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