Babe Ruth Visits Fenway Box For Rainy Day Game
Ruth arrives in a blue Pullman and sits in a private box at Fenway Park during the start of a Yankees Sox game. He wears a golf outfit and smokes a cigar as he watches the action amid rain and fanfare.
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Babe Ruth
Fenway Park
George Herman Ruth
Fenway Rooters
Ruth
New York
Fenway Park Esterday
Babe
Red Sox
Michael McNally
Joe Ruppert
Huston
Hary Anderson
Jack Quinn
Old Jack
Goliath
Morvich Demonstrates Speed in Derby Preparations
Morvich sped through a fast workout on a soggy Jamaica track as part of Derby preparations. The three year old trainer noted a 1-5 second gap from the American record, with splits near 11 seconds for the quarter and a strong mile work under race conditions.
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Morvich
York
United News
Jamaica
Amon
Schoolboy pitcher shines with first no hit game
Brighton pitcher Joe McKenney threw a no hit no run game with 17 strikeouts in the district school league opener against Trade, Adams allowed three Brighton hits while Mike Riley's glove saved two runs. The game featured early Brighton squandered opportunities and key plays including Riley’s center field defense and Taylor stealing second before scoring on Sennott’s single.
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Hall of Fame
Joe McKenney
Brighton
Joe
McKenney
Adams
Mike Riley
Riley
Trad
Donov
Bear
Sennott
Adame
Lydon
Barrett
Powers
Ken
Green
Obnson
Taylor
McCue
Rua
Reardon
Sullivan
Synnott
Kenney
Powerfs
Bhita— Green
Livingston
Lla
Johnson
Doec Mooney
Cubs Finally Beat Cards in St Louis Series
Chicago defeats St Louis 7 to 6 in the second game of the NL series. Doak and Barfoot were targeted in key rallies as the Cubs snapped the Cards' early-season unbeaten run. St Louis collected 11 hits while Chicago totaled 16 with Hornsby and Stock among the notable contributors.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Doak
Barfoot
Cubs
Kelleher
Aris
Csossec BL
Louis AB. BR. BH. TB
PO. A. E. ‘Smith
Pournier, Lb
Stock
Horyeby
Heathcote
McHenry
Toporcer
Clemons
Weseedse
Winegit
Martis
Keen
High Lights in Yesterday's Major League Ball Games
Only three major league games completed amid doubleheaders. Boston roughed up the Yankees as the Red Sox aim to heat up before the series. In Washington, Senators and Athletics showed depth with 30 players in action before the bell. The Cubs edged the Cards in a tight game as Hornsby mashes toward the leaders. Morrison’s pitching for Pittsburgh bested Cincinnati, while Dick Rudolph stays in the talk of New York fans after a first game loss to the Giants.
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Red Sox
Fenway Crew
Senators
Athletics
Cubs
Hornsby
Pirates
Morrison
Pat Moran
Cincy
Dick Rudolph
New York
Giants
Jack
New York Red Sox
Yankees
Fenway
Tommy Connolly
Tommy
Sox
Yanks
California
War Department
Army
Navy
Boy ‘Scouts
America
U.meo C. A
Waitt’ C) Johnson
New York City
A. A.U
A.A. U
United States
Republic
Washington
Morrison Shuts Out Reds As Pirates Win One to Nothing
Morrison pitched effectively for Pittsburgh allowing four Cincinnati hits. Rohner led off the fifth with a single, stole second, and scored on Grimm's hit for the lone run. Traynor and Luque added two base hits. Rohwer stole a base. Carey sacrificed. a double play involved Coven dy to Pinelli. Morrison walked one. Luque issued three. Time of game 1 hour 24 minutes. Umpires Moran and Quigley.
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Cincinnati
Morrison
Pittsburgh
Rohner
Grimm
Traynor
Luque
Rohwer
Carey
Covendy
Pinelli
Moran and Quigley
Mogridge
Gharriree
Perkins
Miller
Leimeettes
Aaberrt
Weiner
Judge
Moore
Mogee
Brillheart
Woodward
Phillips Ass Magee
Meteach
Yarr
Ted
Rommel
Bales
Ofth
Senators Win Weird Game
A garbled box score details unusual scoring events and players like Judge, Gal loway, Goslin, and Magee. It notes bases on balls, multiple pitchers including Moore and Mogee, and late innings with runs and outs.
Home Run Hitters From Yesterday’s Games
Power players shine across leagues with standout performances. The summary notes hits in American and National League games, highlighting top homer producers and total counts to date.
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Te Eeaamanl
Harvard Tennis Men Sweep Southern Meet in Richmond
Harvard tenis team made a clean sweep in Richmond defeating Country Club of Virginia in nine matches. Harvard's Captain Lourane beat Archie Harris Jr in straight sets 6-3.
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Harvard
Richmond
Country Club of
Virginia
Loruane
Archie Harris, Jr
Pion
Dunbarton Club Tops Yale in Tennis Action
The Dunbarton Tennis Club captured three singles and one doubles match, while Yale won two singles. Yale's wins came from Wheeler over Dwight Davis 6 4 6 3 and G Benedict over John Terriple Graves 9 7.
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Washington
Dunbarton Tennis Club
Yale
Wheeler
Dwight Davis
G. Benedict
John Terriple Graves
Yankees Saved Getting Trimmed
The Yankees avoided a larger defeat when rain interrupted play at Fenway yesterday afternoon. After a 3 to 1 score for the Red Sox when play stopped, Umpire Tommy Connolly called the game off due to worsening drizzle.
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Yankees
Red Sox vs Yanks falls short as rain halts tense clash
In a rain threatened opener, Red Sox and Yankees staged a heated battle. Bob Shawkey opened with four hits including a double for New York while Jack Quinn shut down the Yankees across three innings. Shane Collins made a leaping catch in center. Bases on balls plagued Sox pitching as Sehang score on a miscue before rain paused play.
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Sox
Hugh Duffy
Jack
Quinn
Duffy
Yanks
Shane Collins
Centre Garden
Schang
Shankey
Pratt
Del
Shawkey
Miller
Sehang
George Burns
Fewster
Bert Chaplin
Baseball Night Matches in the American League Schedule
In the American League New York visits Boston while Philadelphia plays Washington and Cleveland hosts Detroit in a packed slate. Boston meets New York again and Brooklyn faces Philadelphia as Pittsburgh travels to Cincinnati with Chicago at St Louis.
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Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
P.O
Cleveland
Bt. Louis
Ease
Washington
P.O. Bt
Louis
Wees
New
St Louis
Early baseball at bat: Sox vs Yankees narrates a tense start
Miller grounds out, Collins leads off with a center field hit, Elmer Smith rouses the crowd with a right field single, Pratt clears the bases with a two base hit, and Burns, Dugan, and Pittenger contribute in a sunlit but tight early inning before the Sox go in order in their half.
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Jins
Pinky Pittenger
Chappie
Miller
Dugan
Fesster
Moose Harris
Baker
Shone
Collins
Sox
Elmer Smith
Pratt
Harris
Shawkey
George Burns
Smith
Joe Dugan
Pittenger
Wally Pipp
Yankee
Ward
Prout Defends A A U Against Olympic Board Attack
A letter defends the American Athletic Union against a New York–Boston based critique. It argues the A A U remains independent from the Olympic Association and rebuts claims of federation schemes with the War Department. Palmer Pierce and Y M C A figures are cited.
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American Olympic Committee
American Olympic Association
Olympic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Palmer I. Pierce
A.A.U
U. S
Hawaii
New York
AA. U
Oasee
Antwerp
Palmer E. Pierce
War Department
Palmer Pierce
Last Rites for Grand Old Man Cap Anson in Chicago
The funeral of Adrian C. Anson known as the grand old man of baseball was held privately today at Jordan's chapel. The body moved to Oakwoods Cemetery for burial. His wife’s body will join him in Oakwoods after arriving from Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Ill
Adrian C
Cap” Anson
Jordan
North
Michigan Avenue
Oakwoods Cemetery
Arthur C. Dodge
Anson
T Decedent
Philadelphia
Oakwoods
Jackson Park
Cap” Amgon
Patriots Day Doubleheader Set For Red Sox Yankees
A holiday pairing of Red Sox and Yankees games forms a 1 30 p m start Wednesday as a double header to please fans and let Marathon finish with a full game if needed.
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Red Sox
Yankees
Charlie Elkins Wins Bout With Billy Hague
Charlie Elking of Boston defeated Cast Iron Hague of England in a one sided match at the Elm Rink before a large New Bedford crowd. Hague drew solid support at ringside and the betting odds moved from ten to five to even money.
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Charlie Elkins
Billy Hague
New Bedford
Charlie Elking
Boston
Hague
England
Elm Rink
Hikins
Connie Gets Him Warren Curly Ogden Signs with Athletics
Swarthmore College baseball captain Warren Curly Ogden, brother of Jack Ogden of the Orioles, signs with Connie Mack and will join the Athletics after the college season ends. He will report to Mack once Swarthmore finishes play.
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Warren
Curly
Ogden
Jack Ogden
Baltimore Orioles
Connie Mack
Athetics
Swarthmore College
Mack
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