Fans oppose intentional passes in baseball games
New York notes rising use of intentional passes as managers embrace the tactic despite fan backlash. The piece cites Babe Ruth, laments fan displeasure, and proposes a punitive rule: if a pitcher hurls four straight balls, the batter would reach with bases loaded, potentially deterring intentional ploy and shifting managerial risk.
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York
Elf House Hs
Tife
Jit Pyery
Sui
Babe Ruth
Jie
Frony
Baltimore
Short Workouts Rule for Crews to Varsity Regatta
Oarsmen in training for the intercollegiate regatta in Poughkeepsie plan short workouts today as the towing fraternity crowds the river for a one mile rate between the Nava unit and Pennsylvania substitutes. The event starts at 4 pm from the Poughkeepsie bridge to the four mile mark below the Cornell boat house. Broadbent returns to the shell after illness, Worn also expected to row. Sparky Felder the Penn coxswain may join later.
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Poughkeepsie
WN. Y
Nava
Pennsylvania
Noughkeepsie Bridge
Cornell
Navy
Butler
Broadbent
Shell
Sparky” Felder
Penn Varsity
Bing Miller Traded Again as Browns Add Veteran Outfielder
St Louis Browns acquire Edmund B. Bing Miller, veteran outfielder, in a trade from the Athletics that moves Miller to a fourth major league team. Miller, born in 1884 in Vinton Indiana, has a career batting average around .231 and previously played for Washington, Philadelphia, and St Louis.
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St. Louis
Edmund B
Bing) Miller
St. Louis Browns
de Yratt
Washington
Philadelphia
St.Louis
Miller
Browns
Athletics
Bill Jacobson
Macks
Jake
Boston
Athietics
Vinton
Jtn
Clinton, In
Central Association
Asit
Detroit
Tueize
Peoria
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Little Rank
Amateur Nines Travel to Foreign Diamonds Sunday
Three amateur baseball teams from Waterloo schedule Sunday games on foreign diamonds. Glasgow Tailors travel to Reinbeck to face the community club with Johno Jeohh pitching for Glasgow. Waterloo Orioles meet L2 Parla City at that site. Tuorpe shares mound duties. Sacred Heart vs Wagle Center at Eagia Center with Burger likely on the mound for Sacred Heart.
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Waterloo
Luftartoan
Glasgow Tailor
Reinbeck
Johnojeohh
Glasgows
Waterloo Orioles
Parla City
Tuorpe
Yar
Orioles
Sacred Heart
Wagle Center
Eagia Center
Burger
iSacred Heart
Raid at Phelps Home Draws Fines and Charges
Paul Phelps of h03 forest avenue was jailed on illegal possession charges after a raid on the Phelps home by Detec tives Hugh Grumrine Ralph Davis and Deputy Warren Buckley. His wife and Ralph Bailey received 515 fines for disorderly conduct after raids found gallons of liquor resembling whisky. Bailey and Mrs Phelps were later arrested. County Attorney W A Cook filed the illegal possession charge.
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Paul Phelps
Forest Avenue
Ralph Bailey
Phelps
Hugh, Grumrine
Ralph Davis
Warren Buckley
Bailey
Gwynne
W. AL Cook
Fragmentary prospect for cheap illumination by oils
A garbled excerpt discusses scientists possibly creating phosphorescence from bin sire oil byproducts and burning oils for illumination on a readily cheap basis. The text is incomplete but hints at a method to use oils for light.
County surpasses nine thousand automobile registrations
The county registrar reports 9,925 automobiles registered this morning, nearing total county registration of 15,446 for the year. Original figures show the 1936 registrations started in December with enforcement noted by the county treasurer’s office. The issue continues as officials plan to close the 1936 registration period on November Bu.
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Mack Maw
Navy
Jeffery
Anit
Eperbs Troue
Custody Case Involving Judge G W Wood Details
A court hearing before Judge G W Wood concerns custody of a son in a modification of a 1928 divorce awarded to Alice Dixon. The record notes a prior custody grant and mentions involved parties Aaron Tver, Monier Taw, and Murphy with a visitation arrangement under dispute. The proceeding references the legal action to adjust welfare and parental rights.
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J. W. Wood
Alice Dixon
Aaron Tver
Monier
Taw
Moller
Bers
Murphy
Hla
Comté Amis
V Hee
Snather
Tal
Neilsen
Qin
Ines
Brothers receive jail and fines for intoxication acts
Ernest Adams faced a fine of sixteen dollars or three days in jail after an attempt to free his brother Gilbert Adams from the city jail. Gilbert was arrested for intoxication and received a fifteen day sentence, suspended on the promise to stay home and support his family. Judge John W. Gwynne and Detective Ralph Davis are cited in the proceedings.
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Gilbert Adams
Ernest Adams
Eve Mag
John W. Gwynne
Gilbert
C. B. Thornberry
Ernest
Gib
Ralph Davis
Tage Gwynne
Ended his life with razor at his bath home
A 37 year old chief municipal electrical inspector in Santalo, Duhudgue, Ia,dane 26, reportedly killed himself by slashing his throat in the bath tub at his home. A razor lay beside the body. Police say it was self inflicted.
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Duhudgue
Dane
Santalo
Wintler
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New Brown
Rube Goldberg
Atke
Surore
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Seger
Suva
Carol Dempster
WW. C. Fields
Colley Mowe
Whediré
Cherles Chaplin
Yhe Getd Ruste Ae
Rialte Theatre
Lady Gneill
Svete
Dyas
G. W. Wood
Arctic
Grea
Historical Pageant of Black Hawk Co
Cedar Falls Fair
The
Cedar Falls Woman’s Club
Elizabeth Kenney
District Manniger
Mutual Life of
New York
Ethel G. Moore
Mary T.cutte
Mrs
Sloane Wallace ,Marguerite
CG. Layton
Datla D, Darling
Lafayette
Elizabetes Kenney
Lafayelle Building
Waterloo, Town
Elsa
Crowell’s
Charlif
Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
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