Derringer Says Arbiter Called Himself a Goat
In St Louis Oct 10 the Cardinals filibustered umpire Richard Nallin after a disputed fifth inning. Derringer, Street, and Johnson insisted Nallin’s call on Haas was a strike, sparking complaints that the umpire admitted the miss and claimed the goat tag. The Athletics surged later as Grove shut down Martin and the Cards. Martin ignored gifts and flowers from fans.
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Associated Press
Louis
Richard Nallin
Haas
Derringer
Street
Nallin
Cardinals
Paul
Wilson
Johnson
Sylvester Johnson
Williams
Foxx
Grimes
Sarge
Buck Passing
Connie Mack
Cardinal
St. Louis
Earnshaw
Grove
Pepper Martin
Martin
Texas
Grid Captains Concede Delay In Purchases
There's one consolation the article notes about delaying buys. The longer people defer, the more they will have to purchase when they finally act.
Shenandoah Valley Academy Defeats St Albans 7 0
Shenandoah Valley Academy beat St Albans 7 to 0 on the local gridiron. Shannon scored the touchdown and Luck added the extra point as SVA opened the second half with an aerial attack and held off St Albans’ offense.
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Ghenandoah Valley Academy
S&t
V. A
Hilltop Boys
Luck
Shannon
St. Alban’s
Shenandoah
Marshall
Berryville Personal and Social Mention Highlights Local Notables
Berryville Virginia notices cover Mrs Edward Jaquelin Smith returning from the Denver General Convention where Grace Episcopal Church Auxiliary reported a million dollar offering from 64 girls. Other items include Miss Rose MacDonald joining the National Education Association rural education committee and Clarke County rural school supervision.
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Berryville
Edward Jaquelin Smith
Protestant Episcopal Church
Denver
Col
A. Moore, Jr
Chlottesville
Mackey
Atchers
Burn
Wickliffe
Will Spei
R. J. Lewis
J. Ed. Ogden
Mary Holtzman
Luray
Danville
Rose MacDonald
Florence Hale
National Educational Association
Rural Education
Miss MacDonald
State Board of Education
Clarke County
J. M. H. Clagett
Bridge
Springfield
Lewis N. Glover
F. L
Lambert Field to Host Last Varsity Game Today
Charlottesville October 10 Lambert Field will host its final varsity game after thirty years of football baseball track and lacrosse. Virginia in orange and blue faces Tennessee in a farewell tilt before dedicating Scott Stadium next Thursday at 2 30 p m. VMI opposes. Captain Ward Phillips leads the Sewanee squad with Joe Kellerman Otis Jeffries and Gene McLure in the backfield.
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Charlottesville
Lambert Field
Bewanee
Virginia
Cavaliers
Purple Tigers
Tennessee
Sewanee
Scott Stadium
Frederic W. Scott
Richmond
Ward Philips
Clark
Phillips
Tiger
Joe Kellerman
Otis Jeffries
Gene McLure
Boston Braves Acquire Shires from Milwaukee Club
Arthur Shires first base man for the Milwaukee Club of the American Association has been purchased by the Boston Braves. He will join Boston in exchange for Catcher Albert Bool and $100. Boold was purchased from Pittsburgh last year after being picked up from Baltimore by the Pirates.
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Boston
Arthur
Great) Shires
Milwaukee Club
Boston Braves
Shires
Albert Bool
Boold
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Pirates
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Kate Powers
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Golden Rule
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