Ruth's Sixth Home Run Gives New York Victory
New York defeats St Louis 6 to 5 as Ruth hits his sixth homer of the season driving in Pipp ahead of him. Jacobson homered for St Louis. Shawkey out pitched Weilman. Other scores include Philadelphia 2 Cleveland 1 and Washington 7 Chicago 0 with Erickson strong for Washington.
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Pirates win 1 0 in pitchers duel at Brooklyn
Brooklyn hosts Pittsburgh as Ponder vs Pretfer pitchers duel ends 1 0 Pirates gain the only run in the ninth. Final score Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0. Batteries Ponder Schmid Pretfer Elliott.
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St Louis Beats New York 6 4 for Fifth Straight Win
St Louis defeated New York 6 to 4 at home on May 23 marking the club’s fifth consecutive victory. Shotton hit a fourth inning solo homer after Lava’s earlier single, with Barnes, Smith, Doak, Sherdel, and Dilhoefer credited in the battery. A separate Hibbing report notes Eadie Foster pitched a no hit game for Virginia in late May.
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Carpentier to Box Levinsky in 12 of 15 rounds
Georges Carpentier European heavyweight champion and Battling Levin sky American light heavyweight title holder agreed to a 12 of 15 round bout at 179 pounds on or before July 26 in New York. Time and place to be decided later. Decision dependent on venue and governor approval of 15 round rules.
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Stirling stars as Montana meets crowd at Missoula track meet
At a Missoula meet between the Bruins and the Bobcats five state records fell or nearly did as Jack Stirling dominated the day. He won four events and lowered the Montana marks in the 100 and 220 yard dashes as well as the 120 yard high hurdles. Stirling’s performance was highlighted by his near-miss in the mile hurdles and his aim to push for Pasadena and the Olympic squad, with other Bobcats and Grizzlies showing strong showings in pole vault and throws. The event drew a smaller crowd than the state interscholastic meet but still showcased top Montana track talent.
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National Fight Three Cornered in National League Race
New York May 3 A three cornered fight for first place in the National league pits Pittsburg Cincinnati and Brooklyn after the Pirates victory pulled them one game ahead. Cleveland paces the American league with Boston and Chicago close behind.
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Olympic stadium opening with Belgian gymnastic show
Antwerp hosts an inaugural Olympic stadium ceremony highlighted by a 600-strong gymnastic exhibition. The venue is declared ready for the games as running tracks near completion. In local sports, the Dublin Gulch Tigers edged the Anaconda Rosa Brooms 4 to 3 on the Anaconda road grounds.
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College Baseball Scores From Detroit and Midwest Sites
Detroit defeated California 17 to 4 in a college baseball game. American Association results include Louisville 2 over St. Paul 6, Indianapolis 5 over Minneapolis 9, Toledo 3 over Milwaukee 2, and Columbus with unspecified innings. Pacific International action in Spokane Tacoma rain delayed Seattle 0 and Yakima 8.
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