Yankees Triumph 6 1 Over Indians at League Park
Cleveland falls to New York as Ray Caldwell struggles and Babe Ruth hits his 48th homer of the season. Shawkey fires six strong innings, Ruth drives in three runs early, while the Indians’ late rally falls short.
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Victory Hotel
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Washington
Jim
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Tris
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Redskins
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New York
Sam Jones
Elmer Myers
Chicago
Ray Caldwell
Uhle
Mails
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I ll Make 50 Homers Babe Ruth Proclaims In Cleveland
Babe Ruth predicts fifty homers in the season and cites his 48th home run off Caldwell at Cleveland as proof. He notes Wallie Pipp scoring ahead of him and describes hitting a fastball that fouled then a curve that left the park. The game remained decided with Cleveland shut out.
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United News
Cleveland
Lexington Avenue
Wallie Pipp
Ball Park
Gleasons
Pennock
Felsch
J. Collins
Risberg
Hoyt
Schalk
Shauno
Red Sox
Peck and New York Rally With Additional Runs
Peck singled and New York added three more runs as the rally continued. The scorer noted the sequence of events in the inning.
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Peck
New York
Pirates Twenty-Three Edge Phillies 8 3 for Second Straight
Pittsburgh wins second straight from Philadelphia 8 to 3 as Hubbell struggles on the mound. Williams makes a highlight one hand catch saving a home run in the fifth. Nicholson McKechnie Rehmidt and Wighee contributed two base hits for the Pirates.
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Pittsburg
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Williams
Whitted
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Wagmann
Nicholson
McKechnie
Rehmidt
Wighee
Cooper
Rawlings
Cutshaw
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Hart and McCormick
Baseball in Brief Form National League
In the National League brief items cover game results standings and notable plays. Highlights summarize team performances season momentum and key player contributions with concise action notes.
Night closes bike season at Revere Cycle Track
Final races cap the season at Revere Cycle Track with two main events. Chapman Carman and Wiley race in a one hour motor paced feature followed by a six day classic where pros ride 26 miles plus sprint laps on a point basis. Eleven teams are listed for the six day event. Amateurs also scheduled to race.
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the Oval
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Carman
Wiley
Keenan
Bowker
Grant
Barry
Rollins Brothers
Connolly Brothers
Mackenzie Brothers
Fardig
Scandal Flares as Phillies Slip to Seventh Place
A fragmented sports and theatre column notes a Phillies slump amid controversies while theater pricing and taxes are criticized. It mentions Cox and Harding leaving Ohio for politics and hints at a Phillies Braves rivalry affecting standings without clear resolutions.
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Cox
Harding
Ohio
Wheel About Hub Enjoyed by Old-Time Cyclists Gathering
The 80th Wheel About Hub ride, organized by the Boston Bicycle Club, drew 90 veteran cyclists from across the country despite poor weather. Attendees from California, New York, Philadelphia, Providence, New Bedford, and Boston assembled at Walnut Avenue and Warren Street for a morning start. They rode to Jamaica Pond and Fairbanks Farm, lunch at Cobb's Tavern, then continued to Mansfield Tavern for an evening wrap up with reminiscences. Noted participants included Marriott Morris of Philadelphia, Theodore Rothe and James A. McGinty of New York, and Ed P. Burnham of Riverside Cal, among others.
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New York
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Providence
New Bedford
Boston
Dog Kendall
J. Rush Green
Augustus Nickerson
Walnut Avenue
Warren Street
Jamaica Pond
Fairbanks Old Homestead
Cobb's Tavern
Mansfield
Marriott. Morris
Theodore Rothe
Bos
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Boston Common
Newton
C. W. Reed
W. M. Frisbie
Elmer Whitney
Doc Rush Green
Daley Named Football Coach at St Charles College
St Charles College in New Orleans announces William Daley, Holy Cross 1920, as football coach and athletic director. Daley, a former Holy Cross standout in football and baseball, left Middletown to begin his duties after being captain of the baseball team but sidelined by an injury last season.
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Conn
William Daley
Holy Cross
St. Charles’ College
New Orleans
Worcester Institution
Pen Given For Boston Boxing Act Adoption
Mayor Peters presented Councillor Daniel W. Lane with the pen used to sign the city boxing act adoption. Lane, an Armory A. A. owner, received the souvenir after the City Council approved the measure in Boston.
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Peters
Daniel W. Lane
Lane
Armory A. A
League Standings Update for American and National Sections
American standings show Boston at Chicago New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at St Louis. National section lists Cincinnati at Boston two games first at 1 30 St Louis at Beconive two games Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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PHILA
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Chicago Bosto
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Cleveland
Philadelphia - Neeens Gane
Philadelphia
Washington-St. Louis
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
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P.O. Brooklyn
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Philadelpha
Dodgers Beat Cardinals 9 8 In 11 Innings
Brooklyn defeats St. Louis 9 to 8 in 11 innings to seize first place lead. Marquard held Cardinals to three hits in six before St Louis tied it in the seventh. Pfeffer and Schupp pitched until Brooklyn won with a late rally. Two-base hits by Johnston and Miller highlighted the offense.
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Dodgers
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Cardinals
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Fournier
Schupp
Pfeffer
Sherdel
Schultz
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Miller
Meyers
Pournier
Hersety
Johnnston
Batei OE
Tard
Smith
Shupp
Clemons
Pitehee
Weaing
Klem
Emali
Wool Trade Diamond Title Opened At Spy Pond
A three game baseball series for the wool trade diamond championship between Boston and Philadelphia opens this afternoon at Spy Pond Athletic Field Arlington. The first game features the Boston Wool Trade Association against the Philadelphia Wool Trade Association for the association cup. Two games will be in Boston and the third in Philadelphia. Philadelphia won in 1915 Boston won in 1916. No annual series since due to the war.
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Philadelphia
Spy Pond Athletic Field
Arlington
Boston Wool Trade Association
Philadelphia Wool Trade Association
Chick Gagnon Returns to Holy Cross for Season
Chick Gagnon star halfback last season reported to Coach Cleo O'Donnell at Holy Cross Worcester on Sept 10 and expressed enthusiasm for the best football season the school has ever had. He is eager to help Holy Cross achieve top form.
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Chick” Gagnon
Cleo O'Donnell
Gagnon
Holy Cross
Schang's Wild Toss Costs Red Sox a Game
In Chicago the White Sox beat the Red Sox 5 to 3 as Schang's errant throw and a series of miscues helped turn the tide in the eighth and ninth innings. Eddie Collins and Jackson produced key hits while Red Sox misplays compounded the loss in a tight pennant race.
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Red Sox
Cleveland
Eddie Collins
Jackson
Schang
Murphy
McInnis
Hooper
Menosky
Collins
Eddie
Eddie Murphy
Champio
Ryberg
Strunk
Bes O Weaver
BE. Collins
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J. Collins
Risberg
McMulin
Schalk
C Faber
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Hendryx
Od Behan
Srrereres
Beott
Creeseree
Brady
Pennock
Asenee Ooope
Meloni Murphy
Hoyt
Faber
Dineen
Chill
Welch Wins Road Race at Fitchburg Fair
William Welch of St John’s T A of Clinton won the nine and a half mile handicap road race in a downpour. E F Stevens of Brookline finished second and set fastest time from Leominster to the fair grounds in 56 minutes 40 seconds. The event capped Fitchburg Fair programming with seven finishers from Fitchburg and nearby towns.
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William Welch
St. John's
T. A
Clinton
E. F. Stevens
Brookline
Leominster
Fair Grounds
C. H. Stevens
William Ello
Emil Servo
F. I. Gleason
Elliott Ricker
Champion Reds in Twin Bill at Wigwam
Fitchburg notes the world champion Cincinnati Reds will play a double header with the Braves at the Home of Big Things today starting at 1 o clock. The hub exit ends their visit for the season and yesterday’s game is off.
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Reds
Fitchburg
Pat Moran
Cincinnati Reds
Braves
Benny Valgar Announces Month-long Break From Ring Activity
Benny Valgar cancels all bouts this month to rest until October. His first return will be a 12 round decision contest with Ralph Brady at the Coliseum A. C. of Baltimore on October 1.
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Ralph Brady
Coliseum A. C
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