Kenna Well Known Here A West Virginia Son Injured in Bus Collision
Ed Kenna, a Louisville baseball pitcher and Georgetown standout born in Charleston West Virginia, was badly hurt in an accident when a Louisville team bus collided with a trolley car near Kansasity on Thursday. He suffers a fractured left arm, broken jaw, concussion, eye and knee injuries, while relatives in Washington await further news.
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Young Kenna
Georgetown Ex-Player Kenna Ties to Baseball Fame
Kenna, a Georgetown alum from 1900, rose from Mount St Mary’s College roots to shine as pitcher and versatile athlete on the Georgetown team. He later coached in Philadelphia and Louisville, while also authoring noted poems and earning respect as a bright young figure in Washington Post coverage. Laurel high school disbands after a perfect 15–0 season with Merson and Fisher starring on the mound and in the field.
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Library Team Dominates Interior in Slugfest
Interior sluggers were no match for the Library eight as McKnight powered a 11 to 4 win. McKnight shelled ten batters, slugging a double, a triple, and a home run while also pitching. Interior regrets not facing the Library earlier in the season in a game that showcased strong hitting and pitching by Library.
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Post-office dominates Commerce and Labor in one-sided game
The Post-office pounded Commerce and Labor yesterday as Clark led with a bright batting display. Waring worked for the Mail Slingers and held Commerce to two singles while Evans and Adams combined for strong pitching. Fielding miscues and a few bases on balls shaped the lopsided contest.
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Columbia Wins In Ninth At Coliseum
Columbia Athletic Club edges the National Athletic Club 2 to 1 in a fifty seven minute game called at the Coliseum. Jimmie Kerr tied the score with a long eighth inning homer and Hoyle delivered the decisive run in the ninth with two out and a man on base. McCormick and Clark starred in fast fielding. Kerr homered for Columbia.
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National Commission adopts draft rule to protect players
The National Commission adopted an amended drafting rule to protect minor league players purchased by major league clubs. If no major league waivers are secured, the player stays with the purchasing club or is sold to the waiving club. a new purchase price of 1000 dollars is set. Lists of players purchased by both leagues are released, with multiple transfers from cities including Washington Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland Boston St. Louis New York Detroit and more.
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Pittsburg Beats St Louis Shutout as Ritchey Drives In Three
Pittsburg defeats St Louis 4 to 0 at home behind Leever steady on the mound and Ritchey delivering three RBIs while McFarland is supported poorly. Attendance 2,110 as Grady Leach and Brain spark the offense in a sharp early season tilt.
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Minor League Scores From Various Parks Across Leagues
Scores from the American Association in Indianapolis and Minneapolis. The Southern League, Eastern League, South Atlantic League and New York State League report games and results including Montgomery, Shreveport, Atlanta, Nashville, Memphis, Birmingham, Montreal, Toronto, Baltimore, Newark, Rochester, Buffalo, Macon, Savannah, Columbia, Jacksonville, Charleston, Augusta, Syracuse, Scranton, Troy, Binghamton, Wilkes-Barre, Albany and Utica.
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Fifth Baptists Defeated In Postseason Showdown
Gunton’s regulars blank Fifth Baptist as Watchinson dominates on the mound allowing six hits and two runs. Offense from Bood and others supports gunton in a 3 6 loss with Newgent Hutchinson and Newgant pitching. Spicer Langley and Bidlask spark on offense. game time 1 hour 20 minutes.
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Chicago Bunched Hits in Defeat of Cleveland
Chicago defeated Cleveland 6 to 1 as Walsh shut down the weakened Cleveland lineup missing Lajoie Bradley and Bemla. Rhoades allowed the runs while Chicago hitters pelted him and scored from early hits. Attendance listed as 1.53. First base errors favored Cleveland while two-base hits by Clarke Fick Jones Davis and Tannehill highlighted Chicago offense.
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Nationals Trip West in a Narrow Statistical Fight
Washington’s Nationals finished a West Coast swing with 9 wins and 5 losses, trailing Chicago by a wide margin in the pennant race but showing marked improvement over previous seasons. Hughes dominated pitching, winning five of nine starts as Anderson and Hickman spearheaded the offense amid a 47-33 run and .211 season batting mark.
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Lost Game by Errors in Chicago Cincinnati Tilt
Chicago lost 3 to 6 to Cincinnati as errors in the seventh and eighth inning helped the visitors take the lead. Attendance reached 3,200. Scoring included a two base hit by Schulte and a three-base blast by Tinker. Brown pitched for Chicago and Overall for Cincinnati.
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Victory for New York in 4 to 1 win over Philadelphia
New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1 with New York scoring in the first inning. Attendance 5,800. McGann hit a two base for New York, while Philadelphia made six errors. Mathews on for New York, Pittinger for Philadelphia, nine and five strikeouts respectively. Time of game about two hours.
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Boston Breaks Brooklyn With Second Inning Errors
Boston defeats Brooklyn by mounting hits and errors in the second inning. Gessler stars with batting as attendance reaches 1,406. Score Boston five, Brooklyn two. Notable plays include a fast double play and a two-base hit by Tenney.
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Potomac Club Tennis Tourney Continues At Cumberland
Inter State Potomac Club tennis event in Cumberland Md continues to the next day after a large crowd. In men singles third round results include Powell over Harris 6 0 6 1 Taylor Smith over Watson 6 7 1 century Kerr over Lowe 6 3 6 4. Doubles see Dronnen Hanlon and Donaldson Murray reach later rounds with varied scores. ladies singles and doubles feature Geare Randall Davis and McHenry Cochrane advancing in close matches.
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I. Lawler
Miss Sutton Seizes Tri-State Tennis Final
Miss Mae Sutton defeats Miss Helen Homans 6-0 6-1 in Cincinnati to claim the women's singles final of the tri-State tournament and will meet Miss McAteer for the title tomorrow. Kreigh Collins and R D Little advance in men's events with a pair of close results.
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Burns Knocks Out Dave Barry in Twentieth Round
The San Francisco fight saw Tommy Burns of Canada deliver a decisive right swing to Barry’s jaw in the twentieth round after fourteen cautious rounds. Barry fell for the count in the final moments as Burns pressed with multiple powerful swings.
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Tommy” Burns
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Dering and Anderson Contend In Fifth Annual Western Women’s Golf
Chicago reports finals of the fifth annual Western women's golf championship to be played tomorrow at Homewood Country Club on the Flessmoor links with two Chicago entrants Mrs. C L Dering and Mrs Frane Anderson reaching the semifinals today. Dering defeated Ruth Steele 4 up and Anderson beat Annis Palmetier 2 up on the home green after a dramatic finish with a 30 foot uphill putt.
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