Can Hornsby Equal Cobb's Nine-Year Batting Run
The piece examines whether Rogers Hornsby can surpass Ty Cobb’s nine consecutive league batting titles. It notes Cobb’s dominance through 1910s, Wagner’s four-year peak, and Hornsby’s 1920s feats including a 424 average in 1924 and five straight years near the top.
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Billy Evans
Rogers Hornsby
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Hans Wagner
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Lesere
Byron Ranviei Johnson
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Hornsby
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Sisler
Wagner
Heisman
Moeny
Goff Sold to Houston Club in Texas League
Frank Goff, longtime Hanover Raiders star now with New Haven in the Eastern League, has been purchased by Houston in the Texas League. He hit .314 last season. Marvin Goodwin, ex Martinsburg pitcher, is mentioned as manager for Houston this season.
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New Haven
Uew
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Goff
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Martinsburg
Jamison
Popularity Contest Opens for Hagerstown Ring Prize
A $10 diamond ring will be awarded to the most popular girl in Hagerstown during a baseball bazaar hosted by the Daily Mail Herald-Mail. Entries close February 12, voting via coupons and subscriptions, with bids for votes and admission tickets at the Armory bazaar. The bazaar will transform the Armory into a Bower of Beauty with prizes, coal, and entertainment each night.
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Coupon for 1000 votes in Herald Mail Popularity Contest
A coupon entitles the holder to 1000 votes and entry into the Popularity Contest run by the Herald Mail in conjunction with the Baseball Bazaar. The winner receives a $150 diamond ring soon displayed in a downtown store.
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Popularity Contest Entry Form Features Voting Guide
A local popularity contest invites entries by submitting a name for a chance at 1,000 votes. Additional votes come via Herald and Mail subscriptions, Baseball Bazaar tickets, or daily clipped votes. The accompanying table shows subscription counts for one to two years with various prices and renewal options.
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Gibbons declares heavyweight title claim in doubt over Dempsey
Detroit, Jan 31. Tom Gibbons said if Dempsey retires he claims the heavyweight title and will defend it against any man. He arrived to fight Tiny Herman of Omaha that night and cited rumors of Dempsey’s retirement as the first real confirmation from an authentic source. Gibbons said he would meet any challenger in defense of the title.
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Thomas Signs To Play Here In 1924 Hubs Card
Thomas, star outfielder for Hagerstown last season, returned his 1924 contract to the Hubs with a satisfactory terms letter. He spurned top offers from northern semi pro teams to stay in organized baseball. Meanwhile Red Farrell sold himself to Nashville Southern Association after an unconditional release in 1924.
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Thomas
John Hancock
Red Farrell
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Southern Association
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Farrell
Buck” Ramsey
Chambersburg
High Five To Play Tonight At Martinsburg
The Local High School basketball team travels to Martinsburg for a West Virginians game in the c. V. League. Martinsburg won the valley title last year. The locals have one loss after a one-point defeat to Waeynesboro High School a week ago.
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Wo AL Dein
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St. James School
Virginians
Martinsburg
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Live Stock Market Report from Baltimore
Live Stock Baltimore January 31 receipts and prices for cattle, sheep and hogs. Cattle receipts 50 head with steady to slow demand. steers and bulls varied by quality. cows ranged to 4.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 600 with strong market. hogs receipts 2,500 with higher prices. calves 125 with rising values.
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Baltimore
Will Clash Again In 120 Game Bowling Showdown
Chicago bowling champion Jimmy Blouin meets Milwaukee former title-holder Jimmy Smith in a 120 game series next month for premier honors.
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Chicago
Jimmy Smith
Milwaukee
Major League Clubs Lack Substitutes Behind the Plate
New York Jan. 31. A majority of major league clubs show weak substitute catchers. The World Series exposed this with Gowdy catching for the Giants and Muddy Ruel injured for Washington. Tate, Ruel's helper, played little and offered only ordinary ability. Ray Schalk’s bench role underlined the issue as White Sox. Yankees suffered most from lack of reserve catchers when Schang was out and Hoffman failed.
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A GOOD RECORD TOMMY GIBBONS BIG FIGHTING RUN
Tommy Gibbons, heavyweight contender, has battled since 1918 and has yet to be knocked off his feet in the ring, maintaining a formidable record through years of competition.
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