Word: cincinnatis
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There exists a legend which has it that the baseball nine leading the American or National League early in July is the team which wins the pennant.* The baseball season is then half over and (if the wiseacres' maxim be infallible) New York in the American and Cincinnati in the National will be the contenders in the playoff World Series this fall...
Herman , Brooklyn .377 Bressler , Cincinnati .376 Traynor , Pittsburgh .347 Cuyler , Pittsburgh .343 Hornsby , St . Louis...
Hornsby, as everyone knows, was champion batter of the National League for 1920-21-22-23-24-25. Rousch (Cincinnati) onetime leader of the National League is now batting a mild .324. Ty Cobb (Detroit), Tris Speaker (Cleveland) and George Sisler (St. Louis) are three onetime American League champions of whom much is always expected. Sisler and Speaker are having bad years (.317 and .291 respectively) and twelve-time Champion Cobb (with .329) is doing none too well...
Died. Thomas F. Farrell, 60, in the wreck of the Cincinnati Limited (Pennsylvania Lines) at Blairsville, Pa.; while returning to his home in East Orange, N. J., from commencement at Notre Dame University where his son had just graduated. "It's no use, doctor, it's no use. I'm about through and you can't do me any good. Go help those other people-those women-help ..." were the last words of the dying man. He was vice president of the Pocahontis Fuel...
...Eliot Bunker, of Wellesley Hills; Frank Morton Carpenter, of Cambridge; Leonard Phyneas Dantzig, of Chicago, III.: Thomas Carr Howe, Jr. of Indianapolis, Ind.: Robert William Lishman, of Lynn: Theodore Benedict Massell, of Brookline; William lehabod Nichols, of Wilton Conr John Mikon Potter, of Milwaukee, Wis: Carl Joseph Bush, of Cincinnati, Ohio; Leopold Urtel Shapiro, of Boston; Hymen Theodore Silverstein, of Mattapan; Davidson Sommers, of St. Paul, Minn.; Wilfred Shafer Stone, of La Grange...