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1 i 4 C r f i iii tr- I I 4 THE WASHINGTON HERALD TUESDAY AUGUST 31 1909 l 8 4 BrownsBIankNatioiia Sweep Carries Parkview Beats Aggies BASEBALL In FIrst lame of SerIes RACING Off Big Futurity Stakes AMATEURS For Section B Title r 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE OUT ENTER RUN TITLE TO PARKYIEI AMATEUR LEAGUE POST- SWEEP WINS RACE NATIONALS SHUT DETROIT IS STRONGER + TEHILE THAN EVER BEFORE YESTERDAYS RESULTS SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP RACE AT A GLANCEI Detroit look better right now Chicago 2 Acw York O I Q- Game of than nt any time since Jennings lld Bob New York > 5 Chicago Defeat Aggies for Champion-¬ eenes Horse Captures Big Drop First Series Richmond Bryant PiUsburfiT Brooklyn 1 took command says a Detroit 2 YBSTBKDArf RESULTS f ito the Browns exchange The acquisition of Fleming to Compete Philadelphia 3 St Lonla 2 ship in Class B AcriarttM fl FfeMtai Draw L Futurity Stakes Tom Jones nod Dclehantv hUll Cincinnati Bj Boston 3 Rttfcvi 8 Assfe 1 strengthened the Infield of the SECTION A fully champion 25 per cent The GAMES TODAY WJ Pet SECOND BOB GROOM IS HIT HARD speaks BOTH EXPERIENCED RUNNERS McFARLAND IS INVINCIBLE tere UO 1 JIB SUNS outfield for itself For nt Boston Aedes Pn tiait I the first time this year Detroits J Pittsbnrt BrwttWBSd Capital City 4 1 B- Cincinnati Brooklyn pitching staff In In shape at OOn r School 2 3 tOO Chicago New York Elongated Twirler Is Unable to Hold Wild Dill Donovan iiavcd nil WnS Mntnutny of Cen nt Holds Qpponents In Check Tlxrooisa r Bflnmlt MiiMtlc I 6 600 Immcnae Crowd nt Sheepshcad Bay Former the St Louis Philadelphia Ghccle season for the pinch can work at I Never In Doubt S1ICTION B Traok Witnesses Best Twoyear Opposing Batsmen in Ten every trail high and Vnnltinfftou nnd Lee out and Result t third day If ncceiiHnry- ParkTfov fSrtttcba 5 0 UOO j re lilts Being Garnered Oft Ills De ¬ University Lonerdistance Team STANDING OK THB TEAMS FerRunon ARKles Star Twirler Is old Classic In History Grnsro Mullln is showing that early A S T Oa Baafetet 2 2 J09 Bailey Coimlstcnt G AV U W L Pet W It Pet Unable to Fool Suburlmnltc Xnu Another Keene Entry Gomes In livery Plfcbes a spring form that mndc him the Fleming Former with K Z 7S5 Pbfladelpbia 414 A glM lBietc ia 2 3 40 tenor of the league and the big chicago 78 3S GR Lo5 41- G Gallagher Bat to Advantage irtT Thirf Winners End Is f2T753 Game for tlig Drown Sqnnd One Entry from Winchester crr 66 43 OS llmoklju 41 14- and EUUOB Raftmad Y X C A 1 3 SO fellow does not mind working an notanaUirk S3 K JCC BotUm 38 36 2 1 often KH Ed Walsh Klllian one of the best in base- OUBS GET EVEN BREAK AMERICAN LKAOUB PARK YESTERDAYS nEMTILTS IcftImudcr Parkview settled the championship of New York Aug 31 Running swittly ball when right seems to be Augutt31Ba TC IL R Y M A Section B yesterday at Capital City Park lll 0 wider slight restraint and leading a pro- right Summer In crackerjack Blank Giants In First Game Oppo PARK- It Louis 8 AVanhlngton O a ENTRIES TO DATE- when they took slow game from the CAPITAl CITi cession of blueblooded twoyearolds VillcttH In a Vs Bj O twirler and no slouch heats Turn Tables In Second A cu t 34Dijjttal CKr School Sweep superbly con- ¬ Philadelphia Chicago Aggies of the Independence League The I day James R Keenes a With this staff Detroit should New York Aug 3ft After being yester- ¬ colt by Ben Brush Pink Cleveland 4 Boston 2 Cteb- Aggies only chance rested with I structed brown have no of being beaten out No Name blanked by flfcst z V fear the Cubs today in the gdmo Domino was easily victorious in the rich of a straight pennant BS10F L HeBBorTtohBlcal llsb Sdwel- game days and they took their defeat GAMES TODAY third the Giants repaid the compllnt Futurity Stakes at Skeepsfcead Bay to-¬ The pitching corps right now SOF7J H Ketcer jr Uh Me A C- by shutting their opponents TJie to heart out Oft to Good start AGGIES DEFEAT PENSIONERS day Washington at St Louts la the best In the league X5780Erncst Tee UmtUcbed- first game wont eleven innings The sec-¬ Six lengths behind Sweep came Philadelphia Chicago in other respects the cham-¬ BK7Emory P EBJOT Y M 0 A- Parkview scored two each in tho ReT nt got to Roulbsch in Just one inning Wilson CaiKilsborry a bay colt by pion have had their company 9BJA FaneH Petesutc A a- Giant ond and fifth and added one in the sixth Jrs Boston at Detroit e second game Scores Ben Candle who got up In time outclassed since the race began SStElbort I Zlrkle Warrcaten A a The game was the Suburbanites from the Brush JVerv York nt Cleveland P PIKST GAME arnes Pitches Well but Gets Mis ¬ scant B Shells A aS- very start as nearly every batter hit the to capture the place by a half SSS4Valter Wamatoa CMwao RUOAB NcwrYork RKOAR a 4 t SMCbarks Jones Potomac A B 1 1 2 J 0 Dorf 0 t 3 I bill hard and only good fielding cut down erable Support length from Mr Keenes Grasmere STANDING OP THB TEAMS 0 t X thy In j 0 0 3 0 8 I s naoHr ef 0 s 9 0 magnificent son V a nno capture on a long off his bat Potoaaac C 1 to they wore The Aggies of Meddler Rotha n L Pet VLPcKL- 5850Harry FWdcjap A 1 2 I Home U I 1 1 the hits what 4- inning Hoffman 0 1 itUoit K 4 CbkacoM tho first In the sixth B82Jaracs V Jatkten Howard 010 0 U I I 0 I S had three sltpupe to their credit and The race was run over six furlongs VhllatWphk 71 46 6170 I New Tort 1 441 wont over and nailed a long fly oft Y lb S 2 2 0 I I I I t hos CX- t lieea straight down the Futurity chute and Barton Q 4 J88 St Ixmto II 6- ut KWTbecwa Gvttdr Jhgie A HoJmta it e 9 7 9 i Jlurrajr tt- 0 0 4 I 0 technically should have had more as 8Hnetend I fit YVMhlHgttm 31 Sf 3W- bat in right field TtBter M 0 Jte 8 S I- Holds Hardhitting Departmental Ml SS E1JI S attempts to Sweeps was The winners Y A T JadM SprhctaM M C 23311 2- they made several weird tIe lU 46 Yohe who played his first game with AKher e I I 4 4 UridmU M e I S Leaguers to Six Xev- SJ2if while Ppertal to The WlMltt Herald MWVIHanl Goweas Howan- IflMtor p 0 8 1 2 S M tkk Ib 1 11 S S stop hard grounders Blntlc net snare of the stakes was toe Washington today to one of Cantilton3 ScWei e I 092 JIcFariand Parkviews spitball artist including a St Louie Mo Aug Joe Cantlllon iK36U Jlcrehaat Howard 2 2 aa G 0 0 rberrjrTinczles the Losers Mr Keenes total rakeoff recruits from the Texas League Ho Totals 7313 A p 5 opoeed Ferguson in the box The former nominatIng eat on the edge of the jtiaysra bench Galveston Tho youngster is ESSAreWe M Mmmy Walfacfa A 0- breeding fel of JS 8 for comes from Total 11551 had Ms opponents gaited and half of the money this afternoon in citizens clothes and a stockily bulk chap Ha dW nothing 5GHarrcr W Uwtdhjon Y M C A Sweeps tIm and Grasmeres third Batted Or OHara la the etereatk- batters could not get the ball out of the ot- mow ¬ much today At bAt he was up officially 54 Awbwjr GroocBU LMKO A amounted to 27761 placing him ahead watched the Browns down hte Na J a CMeaao 00000000002Ni- infield Parkview had twenty assists Agriculture defeated Peneton Bureau by S o but three times and did not get a hit E Groom A CX ¬ SI C HiMreth ta the struggle for leading tionals to without comment or pro nUn UHnl wr Y rk 000000808 0 which goes to show how the Indepen 9 to 1 in section A o the postseason ¬ while Hf the field he had but one chance- Applied honors In the East this season teat The weather was Ideal and the at- forA J HiUtbnBdUaaUicb Loft en UwCM 3SO 6 Nrr York 7 Witt dence Leaguers wore batting McFar Serbs at American Park yester- to handle baU Off PUMfer S off A X Leap won Candle tendance 11000 Applied forB M HIUobnMd- taw en SkM- land should have had a shutout to his before of Mr WUsons share by VMhtogUw Qrore kotitIty 1swtcr 3 by AMM 7 fctt- day the smallest erewd the So tho game Pitcher Harry Howell shone at third A A Tfcmbm credit but ONeils error in the sixth berry WM Cat and the MIlt Stream far as was concerned it TSator Twotew MuvSeMMe auisfiUt 2- scries base today Harry picked up two hits AS3J ph A ArtKo Sowtkoast Ctab- let in the Aggies only run Stud which bred the colt received 2SO was simply a of the Browns going TiMlMr D rte Sjmau SMriSc kMBSMelcud- ¬ cue out of three tInes at drove in a The leeers gave Barnes very poor sup Clarence Mackay who further away from tho Nationals tho bat A1etI ferWIl1as ltlIdebeaadt l to x 9 Sacriflea fljCbaow DevWe day Ferguson Batted Hard H brd Grasmer run and scored a run This WAS the SpawiMa A Cw- OMM to Brer nit br pMcberBy Pfttttor- port and made twelve errors behind him also received a JSM prize Thirteen horses longer the contest wont Groom was the ¬ Ferguson twirled well at times but unexpected as Harry has not boon shin- 6576M s ll Grans T M a A UicbM lUDtlfkssUr Urap f lls r JoJm With bettor support from Ida comrades ran and the Keene entry ruled favorite server chosen by CanUllon rte e and Iv tn Ttew of game J bows sad II when hits meant rune he could not stop sec- ¬ slant and ing at bit Howell has always been able AppMftl forW C Hwbort- the Pension Bureau twirler vrouid have closing at I to H with Candleberry alseles seven l- the Browns smashed into him for two to hold his own wtth others in the Held BkxxataaUe A C the Parkview batsmen He fanned won his game as the Aggies only hit ond choice at 4 to to- ¬ GAME runs in the opening Inning After that He had one putout and four assists 5WJGOTse Lacr At Mian A a- SECOND which was two more than did McFarland him for six Wngies Weber being the Kntlradlnstlc Crowd Out day and handled them in perfect form RHOAB New York RHOAK they kept ticking along with the hits fcrBjiOH Coww d- Jab OXeil had a busy day of It at short
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    SMU Law Review Volume 55 Issue 1 Article 17 2002 Napoleon Lajoie, Breach of Contract and the Great Baseball War C. Paul Rogers III Southern Methodist University, Dedman School of Law, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://scholar.smu.edu/smulr Part of the Law Commons Recommended Citation C. Paul Rogers, Napoleon Lajoie, Breach of Contract and the Great Baseball War, 55 SMU L. REV. 323 (2002) https://scholar.smu.edu/smulr/vol55/iss1/17 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Law Journals at SMU Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in SMU Law Review by an authorized administrator of SMU Scholar. For more information, please visit http://digitalrepository.smu.edu. NAPOLEON LAJOIE, BREACH OF CONTRACT AND THE GREAT BASEBALL WAR C. Paul Rogers III* 0 say Joe McKnight is the SMU law school is not much of an over- Tstatement. Forty-six years at an institution leads to such character- izations. Joe joined the SMU law faculty in 1955, when I was seven years old, and he has been here ever since, contributing mightily to the legal education of most living SMU law graduates. I personally have had the good fortune to be Joe's colleague and friend for the last 21, years but I have to say that I have always been in awe of Joe because of his accomplishments and stature in both the academic and practicing legal communities. This was particularly so when I was named the law school's dean and was thus to administer to a faculty which included the likes of Joe McKnight, Alan Bromberg and Bill Dorsaneo.