Pirates overpower Phillies in two games of doubleheader
The Pittsburg Pirates swept a doubleheader defeating Philadelphia 11 to 2 and 13 to 1. In game one Pittsburgh totaled 15 hits led by a strong fifth inning, while in game two Traynor hit two home runs and Couch was knocked from the mound as the Pirates built a six run lead.
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National League and American League Baseball Scores Notation
Cincinnati lost to Brooklyn 3 to 2 with Pinelli and Stock two base hits. Cox hit a three base, Roush stole a base, double plays Cavenery to Critz to Holke and Crust to Cavenery to Niehaus. Donohue allowed 2 runs with 6 strikeouts. Vance issued a walk and 6 strikeouts.
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Washington Wing Slugs Chicago in Big Baseball Win
Terrific slugging by Joe Harris produced four hits including two home runs and a double as Washington beat Chicago 12 to 1. Zachary held Chicago to six hits though a fumble by Goslin allowed a fifth inning score.
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Baseball Standings and Scores in Fifteen Inning Game
Boston beat Chicago 3 to 2 and New York defeated St Louis 7 to 6. Detroit topped Philadelphia 9 to 5, St Louis beat New York 1 to 4, Cleveland edged Boston 8 to 2. American Association results show St Paul 3 Columbus 12, Minneapolis 8 Toledo 9, Milwaukee 4 Louisville 6, Kansas City 7 Indianapolis 6. Fifteen innings noted.
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Williams and Richards New Doubles Champs
R Norris Williams Jr. of Philadelphia and Vincent Richards of Yonkers won the national doubles tennis championship at Longwood Cricket Club Brookline defeating Australia’s Gerald Patterson and John Hawkes in four sets 6-2 8-10 6-4 11-9.
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Cobb Celebrated Anniversary as Detroit Beats Philadelphia
Andi In honored as Detroit beats Philadelphia 9 to 6 with a run and two hits by the team leader. Georgia Peach Cobb autographs score cards for about 1,000 fans before the game. Heilmann drives in five through a bases loaded triple in the fifth. Hale homers for Philadelphia in the seventh.
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Pennant Clashes Booked In Anaconda And Butte
The Mines League pennant race heats up today with Anodes facing Powers in Anaconda at 3 15 and Clarks meeting A C M at Clark Park at 2. If Clark wins and Anodes lose a Clark title leads. Scenarios hinge on Bonner return and results across Butte and Anaconda this week.
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Coaches Meet Sept 19 on RM Conference Football Plans
Denver August meeting announced for Rocky Mountain conference coaches to discuss rule clarifications and outline plans for the 1925 season. The gathering will occur September 19 in Denver with officials and university representatives attending.
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Kentucky Cardinal Wins Dade Park Derby
Kentucky Cardinal, after a poor showing in the Kentucky Derby, won the Dade Park Derby worth $5,000 added. John T. Tickeek finished third, with a 1:60 1-5 time.
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Ruth Suspended by Huggins for Off Field Misconduct
The Sultan of Swat, Babe Ruth, was suspended indefinitely by manager Miller Huggins. Ruth was benched and fined $6,000 for misconduct off the field, with no specifics given. Huggins will decide if the ban lasts for the rest of the season when the time comes.
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Speaker Tops American Batters With .391 Mark
Chicago Aug 29 Tris Speaker leads American league batting with an average of .391, Cobb 11 points back. Al Simmons and Harry Rice tied for third at .378. Bob Mengel homered twice in one game and Ken Williams reaches 25 long balls. Johnny Montis leads with 37 steals as Heisman, Sisler, Wingo follow with strong averages. in the National League Rogers Hornsby paces at .384 with 42 homers projected this year. Western league chase heats up as Payne leads at .382 and Wichita’s Corgan hits four homers in a week.
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Detroit pays tribute to Ty Cobb on Cobb Day
Detroit honors Ty Cobb at Navin Field with Cobb Day events and a council funded banquet. Cobb, 38, a 20 season veteran, receives a $1,000 city gift as Mayor John W. Smith leads ceremonies with figures from the Athletics White Sox and Red Sox era.
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Gracio Wins in Three Round Bout at Denver
Al Gracio of Spokane Wash won a decision over Sidney Belt of Canon City Cal in a three round bout. Fighting Nobe of Rawlins Wyo defeated Rusty Evans of York Neb in each round of their light weight bout.
Denver Polo Team Beats Fort D. A. Russell 8 to 2
The Denver polo team defeated Fort D. A. Russell of Wyoming 8 to 2 in slow play on wet grounds.
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Argentine swimmer abandons Channel swim plan
Miss Illian Harrison from Argentina announced she would not attempt the English Channel crossing this year. She will depart Cape Gris-Nez for England on Monday.
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Ruth Suspended by Yankees amid Off Field Misconduct
Babe Ruth faces indefinite suspension and a $6000 fine from Miller Huggins after being suspended in St Louis for misconduct off the field. Ruth vanished from Union Station as railroad officials tracked his movements while New York teams brace for a troubled finish to the season.
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Ruth suspended for off field misconduct by Yankees
Babe Ruth received a $5,000 fine and an indefinite suspension for misconduct off the field. Manager Miller Huggins blamed off field conduct, including drinking, as the cause and declined to discuss details. Ruth was unavailable for comment as the club prepared for road trip games.
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Miss Gertrude Ederie Plans English Channel Attempt
Boulogne reports Miss Gertrude Ederie the American swimming champion will attempt a second crossing of the English Channel if weather permits. She will focus on night training from tomorrow, with daytime preparations.
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