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...Critic Gabriel's name led all the rest in 1925-26 and 1926-27. Shrewdly surmising that the Hearstpaper's business department must have had a restraining hand on Critic Gabriel's column, observed Variety: "This year . . . Gabriel was obviously pitching from the dugout...
...advanced to third on Ticknor's sacrifice fly, later scoring on an error by Cragan, visiting backstop. Des Roches made the second Harvard tally, receiving a pass; and advancing on Cragan's error, scoring a moment later when Potter, Rhode Island shortstop, threw the ball into the Harvard dugout. Wood flied out for the final...
...jaguar at bay on the far side of a river. Animal catchers Alexander Siemel and David Newell started to wade to the dogs. An alligator seized Siemel's foot, lacerating it so badly that, though he insisted on finishing that hunt, he had to be shipped by dugout to the nearest hospital, 250 miles away at Corumba. Last week he was reported improving, should rejoin the expedition this week...
Sixth Game. Connie Mack calmly walked out of the dugout and went upstairs to his private office overlooking a street crowded with Philadelphia baseball fans going home to supper. "While this victory does give me my fifth world championship," said he, "I don't think the credit should come to me, but to the team." For once, Manager Gabby Street of the St. Louis Cardinals was not loquacious. "We lost-it's no disgrace. You can't win ball games if you don't score runs," was about all he had to say. Doubtless Gabby Street...
...members of the University squad and 24 Freshman candidates are using the old locker rooms in the dugout on Soldiers Field until their quarters in the new Dillon Field House have been completed...