Ruth Sets Home Run Record as Red Sox Split Twin Bill
The Red Sox beat the Athletics 3 to 1 in the first game behind Herb Pennock as Babe Ruth adds another homer to his record. In the second, the Athletics routed Boston 9 to 4, capitalizing on Harry Harper’s wild day and poor fielding to end the Sox’s winning run.
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Walker Scores On Double Steal In Boston Philadelphia Game
Walker drives in both runs on a double steal for Philadelphia. Dykes pads lead with a double, Thomas strikes out, and Dugan errors as McInnis singles. Foster adds a two-base hit, Scott scores on Dugan’s misplay, Schang starts Boston’s seventh with a triple, and Karr adds another hit late. Bennie Hooper struggle continues as McInnis, Foster, and Scott rally ends unfinished. The Mackmen erupt in the ninth with three runs as Schang homers off Karr but Boston holds. Second game follows.
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Sports schedule brief from the American and National leagues
Philadelphia meets Boston in two games while Washington visits New York and Detroit plays Cleveland Chicago hosts St Louis in National play Boston visits Philadelphia Brooklyn plays New York St Louis travels to Pittsburgh
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Bates Defeats Bowdoin In Championship Game
Bates defeats Bowdoin 3 to 2 in a championship game played at Lewiston. Bowdoin scored on two wild pitches and Bates benefited from strong defense by Sauvage at third base. Narration of the late innings is unclear due to damaged text.
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Fordham Upsets UC and Yale Freshmen Rout Harvard
Fordham defeated the University of California 6 to 2. Vermont beat Middlebury 6 to 4. Columbia edged Lafayette 3 to 2. Harvard freshmen lost to Yale freshmen 15 to 5.
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Indians Beat Tigers Twice in Morning and Afternoon Games
Cleveland won the morning game 9 to 5 and the afternoon 7 to 3 against Detroit. Speaker had a double and three singles, Gardner hit two doubles and a home run driving in five, Niehaus held the Tigers in the morning, Bagby closed the lead in the afternoon, and Shorten's stellar fielding with one handed catches helped preserve the win.
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Cards and Pirates Divide Holiday Bill
St Louis and Pittsburg split a holiday doubleheader in Pittsburg with a 5 4 morning win for St Louis and a 7 4 afternoon loss. Ponder struggled in the morning, Jacob relieved Sherdel as Pittsburg rallied. In the nightcap Hamilton was replaced by Cooper, Doak faltered in the eighth as Pittsburg scored four on three singles a double and a walk.
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Newton Shuts Out Rindge in Suburban League Tilt
Newton High beat Rindge Technical School 1 to 0 at Claflin Field Newtonville in a Suburban league morning game. Bob Cowing hurled a brilliant outing for Newton and plated the deciding run in the sixth after reaching on an error and advancing on a sacrifice before scoring on Peppard s double.
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Game recap and box score notes from Detroit visit
In a rough six inning start Ayers yielded seven hits and seven runs while Alten allowed one run in the seventh. Cobb Ellison Shorten and Heisman collected two-base hits, Speaker hit a home run, and Chapman Byrne Gardner stole bases. Ayers took the loss as Detroit defeated Cleveland.
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Baseball Box Score Summary
Hornsby McHenry Schmidt homered for Southworth and Fournier Cutshaw McHenry Lavan stole bases. Stock Clemons Cutshaw drove in runs with sacrifice plays. Whitted unassisted double play. Pitchers Cooper Carlson Seamen hampered by errors. Doak Hinchman hit by pitch. Tate Hart time 2 0.
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Newburyport High Beats Brewster Academy 10 to 6
Newburyport High defeated Brewster Academy 10 to 6 at the high school grounds this afternoon. Kelly hit a home run in the third inning for the locals.
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