Protesting Bankers Clash Delays Industrial League Game
The first game of the Industrial League championship series ended in controversy as bankers protested that Nypenn Stalled in the closing innings. Harold Johnson umpired as Freddie Gebhardt batted with Potts on third and Burns making a grand defensive catch. Nypenn led 5-2 in the last complete frame before the halt, with McCullough holding the mound for Nypenn and Eby pitching for the Bankers, while Musante, Brogan and Mintzer starred for Nypenn in a tense, unsettled clash at Warren field.
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Freddie” Gebhardt
Howard Potts
Eby
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Nypenn
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Erick” Erickson
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Burns Stars As Bankers Win In Shortened Game
Burns delivered a pair of RBIs and stellar defense as the Bankers beat Nypenn 3 2 in a shortened contest halted after six innings. Eby held Nypenn to three runs early with McCullough and Eby combining for six walks. The game was paused by officials Johnson and Conroy before resuming, then called with Gebhardt pitching and six total hits allowed by McCullough.
Peter Jackson defeats Godfrey in 19th round for Australian title
On this day in history, Peter Jackson of Australis knocks out George Godfrey in the nineteenth round in San Francisco in a 25 round bout. The previous year John T Sullivan urged Godfrey to cancel a fight, while Jackson pursued a title match, only to be rebuffed by Sullivan who refused to fight a negro.
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Australis
Geo. Godfrey
Pegro
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John T. Sullivan
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Sullivan
Two Team League Bananas Orange Crush
A brief item notes a two team league featuring Bananas and Orange Crush. The report mentions Tribune Insurance in connection with the event and references a payout or payoff term. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Protest to Be Acted Upon at Loop Meeting
Officials from the Bankers protest over last evenings game with the Nypenners in Rusffield will be reviewed at a 7 30 PM meeting in The Tribune editorial parlors. Howard Potts and Judy Jewell lead the Bankers claim the Nyppenners stalled from the fifth to sixth inning until darkness halted play. Umpire in Chief Harold Johnson and official Conroy will attend to present their sides.
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Industrial Baseball League
Russelfield
the Tribune
Howard Potts
Judy Jewell
Ypeon
Harold Johnson
Johnson
Conroy
Nypenn
National League results and schedule excerpt
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 13 to 4 yesterday. Today’s schedule includes Pittsburgh at Heston and Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Heston
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Philadelphia
Rainy Washington Detroit game noted in results
American League results side shows Washington at Detroit with rain delay. Today’s schedule lists Washington at Cleveland and Philadelphia at St Louis, plus New York at Detroit and Boston at Chicago.
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International Yesterday's Hockey Scores and Schedule
Buffalo beat Baltimore 6 to 1 and Syracuse topped Reading 15 to 6 while Toronto shut out Reading 14 to 0. Jersey City and Newark both posted 2 to 2 draws. Today's schedule features Baltimore at Buffalo Reading at Toronto Jersey City at Syracuse and Newark at Rochester.
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Baseball's Big Five idle due to quirks and bad weather
Peculiar schedule quirks left all members of the famous five idle except Tris Speaker, whose inactivity was weather related. The text lists batting averages with abbreviations and figures for several players including Cobb, Speaker, and Hormsby, noting distinct AB and H metrics and percentages amid fragmented data.
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Drunken-ness arrest ends in death in patrol wagon
An intoxicated man identified as F. O'Neill collapsed in a Philadelphia police station today while being taken to a hospital. He died en route, authorities said, and the incident is under investigation to determine cause.
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Urbanski to Hurl for Bankers Tomorrow in Game with Nypenn
Last evening's Industrial league championship between Nypenn Furniture and Banker's drew a large crowd. Forecast calls for a seven inning game tomorrow starting at five o'clock to decide the series with Fritz Urbanski set to pitch for the Bankers and Ray Bennett opening for Nypenn as coach Win Anthony plans to receive his team’s spins.
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St Louis Cardinals Beat Phillies In Pitcher Duel
In the only major league game yesterday the world champion St. Louis Cardinals beat the Phillies 13 to 3. A big fifth inning featured three of four home runs, with Sherdel Tatey and Schuble all homering for St. Louis and Blades hitting in Philadelphia. Friberg O’Ferrell Jonnard notched two base hits.
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Fairplay Alleges Unfair Tactics by NYPEN in League Game
A Tribune reader from Warren Pennsylvania complains that NYPEN players Stall in the last innings of the Tribun e Industrial League game at Russell Field causing darkness to end play early. The writer urges league officials and umpires to ensure faster play and states forfeiture could follow deliberate delaying tactics.
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Nypenns
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Great Changes in Championship Play
Mary E Browne reflects on 15 years of changes in championships, noting split schedules for singles, doubles, and mixed events and the impact of rain on postponements. She contrasts current stars Helen Wills, William Tilden, and Molla Mallory, praising their rival spirit and matchmaking for competitive balance.
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United Press
New York
Helen Wills
Helen
Pat
William Tilden
Molla Mallory
Stennts
Tilden
Molla
Franklin News-Herald
Industrial league meeting at The Tribune discusses last night’s protest
Tomorrow Ny penn Furniture faces Bankers on Russell field at 6 00 pm after last evening’s clash on the same field. The meeting at The Tribune at 7 30 pm will decide on the protest arising from yesterday’s classic.
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Newell Printers Defeat New Process 4 1 In Industrial Game
In a high scoring allyear contest on Buscell field Newell Printers beat New Process 4 to 1 with most scoring in the fifth period. Bechnut Bintzer saved a potential Banker run late and the Woodworkers prepared for the next championship game set for Rus selfield at 5 PM with Urbanski of the Barkers and Bennett of the Nypenners slated to pitch. State Hospital meets Gowanda Friday in a twilight road game. Hart or Weis to start for Gowanda. Tunney open as 9 to 5 favorite over Dempsey in Chicago bets. $5,000 bet placed with Kemp and Co.
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Weis
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Gene Tunney
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Farrell Reviews Flag Races Being Staged in Majors
New York August 24 Henry L Farrell reports on two possible boss races in the major leagues before the World Series, noting five games separate four NL leaders and the Yankees leading the American race. He highlights Milly Huggins with the Yankees and describes slump worries, while Cubs, Giants and Pirates press the NL chase amid late-season twists and home-field leverage.
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Milly Huegins
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