Supreme Court rules baseball not interstate commerce in Sherman act case
The Supreme Court held that professional baseball under the national agreement is a state affair and not subject to interstate commerce or Sherman act anti trust. The Baltimore club of the defunct Federal league sued for damages, but the court found player travel and exhibition not commerce across states.
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Supreme Court
Baltimore Club
Baltimore
Philadelphia
District Court of Appeals
Eiviwion
Kolmes
Chautauqua
Hohves
Plaintié
Baltimore Sandlotter Killed in Ball Game
Baltimore May 29 Charles Baldwin age 10 was killed by a pitched ball in a game between Chase and Century Athletic clubs at Chase's station Baltimore county The ball struck him in the heart as he ran to first base The fatal incident occurred during a public exhibition game and ends a local league event amid broader questions of interstate baseball commerce and league organization.
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Baltimore
Charles Baldwuin
Chase
Boston
Brooklyn
Maller
Wheat
Fenton
Fowett
Johnston
Griffityrt
Canbury
Ib Hotke
Olson
Ford
Ward
Gotrdy
Deberre
Millersp
Yadore
Ningla
Fruether
Gibson
Nels
Potala
Salaatitchei
AR. H
Miller
Cadare
Reuther
Brook
Jrarbare
Chastenbuey Gruike
Boreckel
Schmandé
Ne Mitchell
Powell Obreistenburr
Roecker
Cruise
Schmandt
Mitchell
Hothe
Mallory
Hitr
Midler
All Set for Masonic Baseball Game Today
A final meeting of all interested in the all-Masonic baseball game confirmed readiness. Ground rules for a big crowd, parade plans, and a full program were settled. Teams have practiced hard, expecting a highly competitive amateur contest with brass bands and colorful pageantry.
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Billy Betts
May Refuse Entries Of Barred Horses In Races
Toronto sources report Canadian racing associations may add rules to refuse entries from horses or mares barred for fraud. The American League program opens at 1 30 and a stunt program follows with a diamond tilt at 3 30 featuring entertainment.
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Toronto
Arkegates
White Sox Pay Record Sum For Kamm Of Frisco Team
San Francisco third baseman Willie Kamm, star infielder for the Pacific Coast League club, sold to the Chicago Americans for 100000 dollars plus two players valued at 25000 dollars. Deal, announced by George A Putnam, tops previous records and mirrors a similar high-cost transfer in baseball history.
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White Sox
Kamm
Frisco
San Francisco
Putnam
Jimmy O'Connell
New York Giants
O’cornnell
New York
Willie Kamm
John J McGraw
New York Nationals
McGraw
Cincinnati
Fannie Groh
Jammy O'Connell
Giants
New York American League
Boston Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Williams Delivers Thirteenth Homer as Browns Rally Past Tigers
In St Louis on May 29 the Browns defeated the Detroit Tigers 9 to 6. Kenneth Williams hit his 13th homer with the bases loaded in the third inning, tying Rogers Hornsby for the team lead. Williams also drove in runs and sparked the Browns offense while Davis earned the win on the mound.
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St. Louis
Browns
Tigers
Kenneth Williams
Rogers Hornsby
Nationals
Bing Miller
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit AB
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St. Louis Riverp
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Flagstead
Gerber
Cutshaw
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Cobb
Rigney
Batsler
Haney
Severeld
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McManus
Davis
Rigner
Sider
Williams
Clark
Hite
Pruett
Bixler
Heilmann
St. Louisy
Warat
Balia
Kolp
Johnston
Cole
Vangilder
Stoner
Orf Colt
Annnings
Tin
Koh
Youre Innone
Yuo Rilder
Nowy
Tam
Slater
Losin
Cart
Yankees Rally Past Macks In 7 4 Victory
In New York on May 29 a big seventh inning lifted the Yankees to a 7 to 4 win over Philadelphia. Ruth sparked the attack with two singles, including the tying hit in the seventh, while Miller belted his twelfth homer of the season for Philadelphia.
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New York
Yankees
Philadelphia
Ruth
Mit
Gaharatnlay
Johnston
Walker
BR. Miller
Witt
Ward
Tuth
Darbar
Mengel
Scott
Thredbure
Mensel
Miler
Prrkins
B. Miller
Maya
OM Harris
Harris
Moore
Hite
Oj —Harris
Uamres
Hildebrand
Evans
Nalin
Tima
Bone
Indians Beat White Sox 8 5 in Cleveland Opener
Cleveland defeats Chicago 8 to 5 as Schupp walks trouble, Coveleskie shines briefly. Chicago errors and timely hits by Hooper Johnson Collins and Sheely fuel the Indians scoring, with Hodge and Carewke(?) holding late.
Eric Holds Sox to Two Hits in Opener
Boston Red Sox and Washington Nationals split a doubleheader at Fenway Park. Olaf Erickson fired a two hitter for Washington in the first game, beating Jack Quinn as the Griffs won 4 2. In the second, Boston rallied late to force extra innings, then triumphed 9 8 as Francis yielded in relief and Burns and Collins sparked the decisive scoring in the eleventh.
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Phillips
Lamotte
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Rice
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Smith Re Ao
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Rie
Smith
Wanhi
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Leles
Petreit
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Brooklyn
Géobel
York
Hart
Washington
Stookiow
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Eeiokoon
Eric
Sox
Mass
Milan
Nationals
Fenway Tuis
Boston Red Sox
Griffs
Detroit
Olaf Erickson
Ine Harris
George Burns
Olaf
Erickson
Jack Quinn
Judge
Karl
Gleason
Grifts
Bill Piercy
Barnstormer
Karr
Curtis Fullerton
House of David
Washingtonians
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Bushi
Harris
Peckinpaugh T
Righ
Seibold
Menosky
O'Rourke
Borhy
Peckipaugh
Erickson Fanning
Pratt
Ruel
Gostin
J. Harris
Bostonians
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Fullerton
Peckinpaugh
Gharrity
Earl Smith
Burns
Brewer
Ttce
Pittinger
J. Collins
Donohue
H. A. Pitteh
Omenvilless
Dauher
Tsaynor
Bohn
Mueller
Cavene
Grimm
Ice
Pinelli
Goorh
Donahue
Bressl
Pittnick
Cinetonati
Daubert
Harper
Maranville
Carey
Glennon
Traynor
Mueler
Gooch
Neale
p.Schnell
Carey Gharrity
Danbert
Tierney
Maran
Grann
Balis
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A. EK
Innnings
Schnell
Leibold
Bigbee
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Olming
Glazeer
Gutcher— Burns
A Doran
Sb Pliteasger
Elmer Smith
Collins
Mi O'Rourke
Reel
Bierery
Fatlerton
Fonter
Pivinich
W. Colilna
W. Collins
Tywoase
Rael
Dugan
Tart Smith
Rud
Plercy
J. Hortix
Francia
Piercy
Sy Piercy
Fulleron
Franels
Francis Moriarty
Dineen Wime
Pirates Emerge Victor in Quiet Second PIRATES EASILY BEST REDS
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Cincinnati Reds 5 to 2 in a decisive second game played in Pittsburgh. The contest benefited from strong pitching and timely hitting, with the Pirates moving the schedule to host the game locally. In other headlines, Newark beat Baltimore 4 to 5 and Syracuse edged Rochester, reflecting a busy day in the International League.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Newark
Baltimore
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rochester
Calamity Jane Seeks East Filly Laurels After Jamaica Win
Calamity Jane, Whitney’s filly and Jamaica Spring handicap winner, challenges Miss Joy for top East filly honors after beating rivals at Jamaica and matching near track records. Miss Joy, earlier supreme, lagged in form while Calamity Jane grows heavier and stronger. Whitney’s dominance cited as rival colt William A. faces breathing issues. owners plan rehab. News ties to Lexington fire and Camden sale, with Waris du Gazen and Sweeper II among French-bound assets.
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Calamity Jane
Whitney
William A
Modo
Tail
Wiliam A
Harry F. Sinclair
Sam C. Hildreth
Hildreth
Harry Payne Whitney
Pennant
Miss Joy
Mr. Whitney
Man O' War
John P. Grier
Aqueduct Track
Belmont Park
Saratoga
Morvich
Lexington
United States
J. M. Camden
Camden
Jones
Rangoon
Senator Camden
Canada
Herman B. Duryea
W. C. Whitney
Normandy
France
Sweeper II
Broomstick
Ravello II
St Hugo
Dunbar
Overtime win gives St Louis 5 to 4 over Chicago
In a ten inning affair at Chicago on May 29 Fournier's triple and Heathcote's sacrifice fly delivered St. Louis a 5 to 4 victory. Ainsmith opened the scoring with his eighth homer as Chicago led early before St. Louis rallied behind timely hits and walks. Final line shows St. Louis with nine to three on base and Chicago with three. Kaufmann took the loss.
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Fournier
Heathcote
St. Louis
Ainsmith
Scorfing
O.A
OlStatzet
McHenry
Almsmith
Statz
Hollacher
Grimes
Flack
Errora
Toporeer
Morth
Callaghan
Stock
Wack
Gainer
Hornsby
Riug
Terry
Topercer
St. Lome
Balla
North
Kaufmann
Sy North
Jones
Kaufman
Bavfmann
Indian Chief To Present War Bonnet To 500-Mile Winner
Indianapolis May 20 Chief Yellow Calf war leader of the Arapahoe tribe will present the winner of the international 500 mile drive for 500000 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway today with two historic Indian war bonnets. Hermie Duryea, a famed American sportsman, valued American thoroughbreds and announced plans to breed a horse in France using Lexington blood to win the English turf classics.
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Mix Alexa Stirling
Atlanta
United States
Misa Dell Leiteh
Marion Hollins
New York
Phurston Wright
Allegheny
Quentin E. Fettner
Long Island
H. Barlow
Philadelphia
Tom Gibbons
Jack Clliford
Mike Gibbons
Dave Rosenberg
Ebbetsfield Arena
Brooklyn
N.Y
Georgen Carpentier
Brothers Battles
Tommy Miflien
Vhamnion
Tadianapolis
Morton LE
Schwartz
Redstone Stable
Belmont Park
Indianapolis
Yellow Calf
Arappahoe
Indianzpelis Motor Speedway
Relle
Oregon
Ameria
Hermie” Duryea
Lexington
France
Etiquette and Rules Q&A for Golf Hints by Mid Iron
A compact golf etiquette note shares tips on standing, order of play, and ball replacement. It includes Q and A on penalties for flax pole in medal play, caddy use in match play, ball changing after cuts, provisional balls, and ball replacement after fault. Local leagues Greenville Meridian Clarksdale Greenswood Jacksonville and others listed.
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Snuspense
Justice Holmes
Asree
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Starga
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Stele
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Ned
Francis Frew
J. Colling
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S. Harris
Groh
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Hepline
Meusel
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Dudge
I Park
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C'n'ban
O Fletcher
Leslie
Oi Goslin
Stober Mn Lee
Wale Seibold
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Jim Kelly
Bancroft E. Smith
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Shea
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Seineb Et Ee
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J Harris
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Modarity
REDS
Piedmont League
Winnaton
Raleigh
Highpoint
Greensboro
U. S. Army
Ieee
Wilner
8Th
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Jos. A. Wilner & Co
8Th & G Sts. Custom Tailors
Questinor
Midivon
Greenville
Meridian
Clarksdale
Greensrood
South Atlantic League
Augusta
Greensille
Spartanburg
Charles
Charlotte
Columbia
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